Radio Transmitters To Open Your Gate Remotely

Eagle Transmitter Rolling Code and Fixed Code

The Eagle is the Latest SEA transmitter and is what you would normally expect to come with a new SEA system. Like all other rolling code transmitters the Eagle sends an encrypted code to the receiver, making this an excellent high security system. As the Eagle transmitter is a rolling code transmitter it means it can be used on systems that already have Ladybird transmitters on them

Programming

This transmitter can be programmed directly into an SEA receiver as normal or one transmitter can be used to add another to the system:

• Stand next to the gate
• Take a Eagle transmitter that is already programmed and push buttons 1 and 4 for 7 seconds
• Now push the button you want to transfer to the new transmitter
• Finally take the new transmitter and push the same button on the new transmitter

The Eagle transmitter can also be changed to a fixed code transmitter by holding  buttons 3 and 4 simultaneously for 7 seconds. This then means the transmitter can be used on systems that have the smarts on them.

Ladybird Rolling Code Transmitter

The Ladybird is the newest SEA transmitter and is what you would normally expect to come with a SEA system. Like all other rolling code transmitters the Ladybird sends an encrypted code to the receiver, making this an excellent high security system.

Programming

This transmitter can be programmed directly into an SEA receiver as normal or one transmitter can be used to add another to the system:

• Stand next to the gate
• Take a Ladybird transmitter that is already programmed and push a pin into a small hole on one side of the transmitter. This pushes a hidden button inside
• Now push the button you want to transfer to the new transmitter
• Finally take the new transmitter and push the same button on the new transmitter

Smart 433mHz Duel Ecopy transmitters

The latest generation of the Smart Dip Switch is the Smart Ecopy transmitter. The Ecopy works by copying the code sent by another transmitter. This means the Ecopy can be used with a wide variety of transmitters including non SEA transmitters.

 Programming

There are 2 main methods for programming, the first involves directly adding the transmitter onto the gate system. The second method is to copy the existing transmitters. To do this follow these steps:

• Push and hold the red button and the grey button together at the same time on the new Ecopy (If there are 2 grey buttons push the one closest to the red button). You should see the red LED light start to blink slowly at first and then more rapidly.
• When this happens take your fingers off the buttons and then push the button you would like to copy a code too. The red LED light should come on and stay on.
• Now take the old existing transmitter and push and hold the button you would like to transfer across. The LED light should flash a few times to say it has accepted the code. Wait a minute and test the transmitter.

Head 433 Rolling Code transmitters

The Head transmitter has been sold for a long time and at the same time as the Quarts transmitters. A rolling code transmitter works by sending and encrypted code to the radio receiver. The receiver then uses this code to complete a calculation verifying the transmitter belongs to that gate system. This makes a rolling code system very secure for the site but sometimes a little harder to work with as a Head rolling code Transmitter will only work with certain radio receivers. The Head has largely been replaced by the Ladybird transmitter but is still available.

Programming

It is possible to use one Head transmitter to program another Head transmitter with some radio receivers. To do this stand by the gate system and follow these steps:

• Open the existing Head transmitter that is already working with the system. Inside you will find a hidden button beneath the normal buttons. Push it, you might hear a beep from the radio receiver or the gate might start to move, don’t worry continue anyway.
• Press the button you would like to copy to the new transmitter.
• On the new transmitter press the same button. Wait a few minutes and then test the gate to make sure it has worked.

Stand alone Boxed Receiver Unit

The stand alone receiver unit allows SEA radio transmitters to be added to any gate system. The stand alone unit requires power and provides the gate system with an open signal. The stand alone unit can store 800 radio transmitters and has two programmable channels.