Q: I just got a new remote button to actuate the door opener and do not know how to pair it to the opener. Can you help me with the instructions to do that with.?
A: The programming instructions for the LCN 8310-865 receiver can be reviewed and step 6 under programming of page two at the link to the installation instructions as seen here:
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Q: 8310-865 receiver and sequence.
A: RF sequential operation requires the use of of a minimum of 2 receivers (8310-865). Depending on the desired operation required (if using access control), it may require up to 4 receivers (8310-865).
Programing Steps:
Program exterior actuator for "NO DELAY" on receiver for exterior door, and for "DELAY" on receiver for interior door.
Program interior actuator for "NO DELAY" on receiver for interior door, and for "DELAY" on receiver for exterior door.
Program exterior vestibule actuator for "NO DELAY" on receiver for exterior door only.
Program interior vestibule actuator for "NO DELAY" on receiver for interior door only.Operation:
Exterior actuator opens exterior door, then sequences interior door.
Interior actuator opens interior door, then sequences exterior door.
Exterior vestibule actuator opens exterior door only.
Interior vestibule actuator opens interior door only. Q: What are the power requirements for the 8310-865 (433 MHz) receiver?
A: The input voltage for the 8310-865 (433 MHz) receiver is 12-24 VAC/VDC +/-10%, the current draw is 250mA (0.25A).
Q: How many actuators can you have programmed on an 8310-865 receiver?
A: The 8310-865 RF receiver can have up to 100 transmitters programmed to it.
Q: Where do the wires of the 8310-865 receiver connect on the Falcon 8200 series operator?
A: The 8310-865 RF receiver connection to the Falcon 8200 operator are:
RED and BLACK power wires on the receiver connect to the 12V AC terminals on the Falcon operator.
The WHITE wire from the COM terminal on the receiver connects the the MAIN ACT COM terminal on the Falcon operator.
The GREEN wire from the NO terminal on the receiver connects the the MAIN ACT terminal on the Falcon operator.
See Point to Point wiring diagram here:
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Q: How do you program the 8310-865 RF receiver?
A: To program the 8310-865 receiver:
Set the dip switches 1 to the "OFF" (pulse) position.
Set the dip switches 2 to the "OFF" (0.5s) position.
Momentarily press the " No Delay" or "Delay" button (depending on the required operation). The red LED light will come on solid for about 10 seconds.
While the red LED is on, press actuator button (transmitter button) 2 to 3 times until blue light comes on.
Actuator button (transmitter button) is now programmed to the receiver.
Repeat steps 1-4 for each actuator button to be programmed.*(see note)
To "Reset" or "Clear Program" of the 8310-865 receiver:
Press and hold both the "No delay" and "Delay" buttons until the blue light comes on. This can take up to 10 seconds. Q: What is a 7910-967?
A: The 7910-967 is a part number for a discontinued RF actuator. It was replaced by the 8310-3856WS RF actuator as seen here:
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The new 8310-3856WS requires the use of an 8310-865 RF receiver.
Q: Will a new RF "programmable" transmitter work with an older RF receiver that has "dip switches"?
A: The newer "programmable" RF transmitters/receivers will not work with the older "dip switch" transmitters/receivers. The frequency and coding are different.
Q: What components are needed to convert a hard wired actuator button to a wireless actuator button?
A: To convert a hard wired actuator button to a wireless actuator button you will need the following components:
An RF transmitter.
The 8310-844 transmitter for the (4-1/2" or 6" round, and the 4-3/4 square) wall mounted switches (one for each actuator button).
The 8310-844J transmitter for the 1-1/2"x 4-3/4 (rectangle) jamb switches (one for each actuator button).
A plastic wall box.
4-1/2" round surface mount box, 8310-868S.
4-1/2" flush mount box, 8310-868F.
4-3/4" square surface mount box, 8310-867S.
4-3/4" square flush mount box, 8310-867F.
6" round surface mount box, 8310-869S.
6" square flush mount box, 8310-869F.
1-1/2"x 4-3/4" rectangle jamb surface mount box, 8310-819S.
1-1/2"x 4-3/4" rectangle jamb flush mount box, 8310-819F.
A weather ring.
4-1/2" round, 8310-800.
4-3/4 square, 8310-801.
6" round, 8310-802.
An 8310-865 receiver (one or more) for each power operator depending on the functional operation required. Q: Why would an 8310-865 RF Receiver for power operator have a flashing "RED" light?
A: When the "RED" LED on the 8310-865 RF Receiver is blinking, it is receiving an RF signal (interference) from a non programmed device. When receiving this type of signal, it will not program correctly. The signal could be coming from a transmitter switch that is stuck on, or is wired N.C. (normally closed) when is needs to be wired N.O. (normally open) causing it to send a constant signal to the receiver. The signal may also be interference from another RF source near the receiver (walkie talkies, internet antenna, computer wiring, etc.).
Q: Why would an LCN 8310-865 RF Receiver have a flashing "RED" light?
A: When the "RED" LED on the 8310-865 RF Receiver is blinking, it is receiving an RF signal (interference) from a non programmed device. When receiving this type of signal, it will not program correctly. The signal could be coming from a transmitter switch that is stuck on, or is wired N.C. (normally closed) when is needs to be wired N.O. (normally open) causing it to send a constant signal to the receiver. The signal may also be interference from another RF source near the receiver (walkie talkies, internet antenna, computer wiring, etc.).