House is wired for three doors push button. How do i connect thhe 74-B Heath Zenith model which has only two terminals Front, Rear
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You are correct I don't know if you can add another door bell,What you can do is go on line and get heath zenith phone number and talk to a tech like I did,He/She would know if that can be done you might have to hot wiere one line for two on the same screw but you don't want to burn it out...Just call
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Their information says that one button can communicate with multiple receivers for larger installations. And that multiple push buttons can be used to signal separate door locations up to 5. So what you are asking should work
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it depends on what you're using it for if you are wiring a DC motor forward and reverse you would only need a two channel switch. you would connect your positive and negative power input to the two screws by yourself the rest are in sets of three you would run positive to the one on the left - to the one on the right the one in the middle is your output when you press the corresponding button on the remote they will activate the first 10 to the second pin whatever the button is not pressed on the remote default should be pin 2 and pin 3 having continuity
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connect the positive to the negative wires. After you disconnect from the battery
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There are three wires from the back of the receiver to the motor drive. #1 is green and may be a ground. There are an additional 3 wires running from the tabs on the front of the unit that go to the wall switch. The wall unit in our garage is also programmable and I really don't know what that's all about. I just swapped the new receiver for the old, and lucked out in that they were identical.
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You MUST use a relay. The negative trigger cannot source the required current to trigger the door solenoids. You risk damaging the unit if you don't.
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You need to take off your old receiver and install the 2 wires to either the pushbutton or on the motor where the wall button wires connect .I would hook it to the motor
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There should be 5 terminals on the control module, which connect to the thermostat. They are marked like "Y, W, R, G, C" stand for Yellow, White, Red, Green, and Common. I disconnected the "R" wire and connected the switch in between. The two wires you talked about might be the one went to the out door unit (24 V). Double check it by following it where it goes to. You can also check your thermostat two see how many wires are used.
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Not simply, this is hardwired to each door. To activate door, this shorts the 2 door wires together. My lift master supplies 15 vdc to the buttons, so you can try using a diode from each doors hot wire to the center button, should work
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It seems that only one is needed because you only have one door and it's going to close the door automatically in the time frame that you set no matter which button it's mounted near. To be sure, you could go to the official garage butler site and see if they have the answer there.
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I don't know if you can connect two sets of wires to the terminal. But you can get connectors so you can connect a second run wire to the wire coming off the box. I have done this with mine. Works fine. Just make sure you get a connector the right size to handle your cable. I bought one recently that would not work because it assumed I was trying to connect a light fixture to the main cable.
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Wires to your push button. Not wireless. Remove push button, disconnect two wires and connect two wires from magic closer into push button terminals. Place push button back on wall. Majic closer velcros to wall. Other Majic unit velcros to garage door. Done
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You will probably need two since I don't think you can pair the receiver and transmitter. That is if you want to close each door individually. The receiver unit connects directly to a switch and it's the equivalent of you pressing that switch. But since you said there are 2 switches controlling the same, it should work with just one then.
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Hi Rick--you have to provide your own transformer (and/or batteries), and buttons. I purchased Heath Zenith 121AC Wired Door Chime Transformer and two NuTone PB7LSN Wired One-Lighted Door Chime Push Button, Satin Nickel Finish. I also separately purchased some doorbell wire, I think 18AWG (18 gauge). I think you can get a higher gauge number (thinner) but I was making long runs to the back and front doors of my commercial building, so wanted to have more copper for the long runs of wire. I specifically wanted a hard-wired doorbell because wireless has not been very reliable for me, and I needed complete reliability. Hi Rick--you have to provide your own transformer (and/or batteries), and buttons. I purchased Heath Zenith 121AC Wired Door Chime Transformer and two NuTone PB7LSN Wired One-Lighted Door Chime Push Button, Satin Nickel Finish. I also separately purchased some doorbell wire, I think 18AWG (18 gauge). I think you can get a higher gauge number (thinner) but I was making long runs to the back and front doors of my commercial building, so wanted to have more copper for the long runs of wire. I specifically wanted a hard-wired doorbell because wireless has not been very reliable for me, and I... » Read More Hi Rick--you have to provide your own transformer (and/or batteries), and buttons. I purchased Heath Zenith 121AC Wired Door Chime Transformer and two NuTone PB7LSN Wired One-Lighted Door Chime Push Button, Satin Nickel Finish. I also separately purchased some doorbell wire, I think 18AWG (18 gauge). I think you can get a higher gauge number (thinner) but I was making long runs to the back and front doors of my commercial building, so wanted to have more copper for the long runs of wire. I specifically wanted a hard-wired doorbell because wireless has not been very reliable for me, and I needed complete reliability. « Show Less
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Yes, you can use a simple push button to open and close the gate(s).Got this from USAutomatic customer help line.For your two wire push button - connect one wire to terminal J2, pin 2. Splice the other wire to the green wire leaving the receiver box, using a small wire nut.Works great!
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pry off the back of the transmitter (the doorbell button thing) by putting a screwdriver in the slot in the side. Note the polarity before you take it out so you can put it in the same way.
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Double check the instructions for your garage again. I've bought like 5 of these things and they all send out the signal reliably. Why not just set the dipswitches manually to whatever code you have?