Digi-Code DC2002 Garage Door Receiver Kit – 300 MHz, Two Visor Remotes

The Digi-Code DC2002 combines one external receiver with two single-button visor remotes, giving two drivers access to the same compatible garage door opener. Use it to replace an existing compatible radio-control system or add remote operation to an opener that accepts the receiver’s connection and power requirements.

WHAT’S INCLUDED
• One Digi-Code DC5100 receiver
• Two Digi-Code DC5010 single-button visor transmitters
• Visor clips and 9-volt batteries supplied with the transmitters

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
• Kit model: DC2002
• Operating frequency: 300 MHz
• Radio format: Digi-Code / Multi-Code compatible
• Coding: 10 binary DIP switches
• Available code combinations: 1,024
• Receiver type: DC5100 three-tab, 24-volt receiver
• Transmitter power: 9-volt battery per remote
• Operation: One receiver channel shared by both remotes

COMPATIBILITY
The radio system works with compatible 300 MHz Digi-Code and Multi-Code transmitters using matching DIP-switch codes. Additional compatible remotes can be set to the receiver’s code.

Before ordering, verify that your opener supports the DC5100 receiver’s power supply and three-tab connection. Compatibility depends on the electrical interface as well as the radio system. Openers using proprietary wall-control connections may require an approved interface.

The two included remotes operate the same receiver. A second independently controlled door requires its own compatible receiver.

INSTALLATION & PROGRAMMING
Disconnect power before installing or wiring the receiver. Follow the receiver and opener instructions, then set both transmitters and the receiver to the same DIP-switch pattern. Choose a new code instead of leaving the factory setting in place.

Restore power and test each remote while keeping the door in sight. Confirm that the opener’s safety sensors and reversing functions work correctly.

SAFETY
Keep remotes away from children. Operate the door only when its travel area is clear, and never bypass safety devices when adding an external receiver.