940EVCP2 - Remote control CHAMBERLAIN - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Wireless keyless entry (numeric keypad) for garage door opener
Brand	Chamberlain
Model	940EVCP2 (also 940EV, 940EV-P2, 940EVC)
Power Supply	9V battery (type 10A25)
Compatibility	Chamberlain garage door openers manufactured after January 1, 1993
Number of programmable PINs	Up to 24 permanent PINs and 24 temporary PINs
Main Functions	PIN programming and modification, temporary PIN (by hours or openings), one-button close, operation with ENTER button
Installation	Wall mounting at a minimum height of 1.5 m (5 ft), out of reach of children
Indicator Light	Keypad LEDs blink during programming and for 15 seconds after activation
Spare Parts	10A25 battery, keypad cover (41D621), battery cover (41D541)
Maintenance	Replace battery when keypad lighting dims or does not light up
Safety	Install out of reach of children; never let children use; operate door only when visible and clear
Warranty	1 year from date of purchase
Certifications	Compliant with FCC Part 15 and IC RSS-210

Frequently Asked Questions - 940EVCP2 CHAMBERLAIN

Why is my keypad not working?

First check if the keypad lights turn on. If not, replace the battery with a 9V battery. If the problem persists, try reprogramming the keyless entry to the opener. Make sure your opener is compatible (manufactured after January 1, 1993). If nothing works, replace the keyless entry.

How many PINs can I program?

You can program up to 24 permanent PINs and 24 temporary PINs.

Can I use the same PIN for multiple garage doors?

No, each PIN can only be used once. If you program an already used PIN, the previous one will be cancelled.

Why doesn't the keypad light up when I press a button?

This usually indicates that the battery is dead. Replace it with a new 9V battery.

Which garage door openers are compatible with this keypad?

This keypad is compatible only with Chamberlain garage door openers manufactured after January 1, 1993.

Why does the door close when I simply press the ENTER button?

The one-button close function is enabled by default. To disable it, press and hold the 1 and 9 buttons for 10 seconds. The keypad will blink four times to confirm deactivation.

What if I entered a wrong PIN?

Just enter the correct PIN and press ENTER. The system only transmits the last four digits entered before ENTER.

How do I program a temporary PIN?

First enter a valid permanent PIN, then press and hold the * button until the opener light blinks three times. Enter the 4-digit temporary PIN, then press *. Then enter the number of hours or openings (max 255) and confirm with * or # depending on the chosen mode.

How do I change an existing PIN?

Enter the current PIN, then press and hold the # button until the light blinks twice. Enter the new 4-digit PIN and press ENTER. The light will blink once to confirm.

Which battery should I use and where to find it?

Use a 9V alkaline battery (reference 10A25). Remove the bottom cover of the keypad to access the compartment. Dispose of used battery according to local regulations.

USER MANUAL 940EVCP2 CHAMBERLAIN

Wireless Keyless Entry

MODELS 940EV, 940EV-P2, 940EVC, AND 940EVC-P2

Introduction 2

Programming 3-6

Program PIN ....3

Change an Existing PIN .....4

Program a Temporary PIN - Number of Hours ....5

Program a Temporary PIN - Number of Openings .....6

Installation 7

Operation 8

FAQs 9

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Introduction

For use with Chamberlain garage door openers manufactured after January 1, 1993. The garage door opener activates when the 4-digit Personal Identification Number (PIN) and ENTER button are pressed on the Keyless Entry.

Install the battery and program the Keyless Entry prior to installation. Make sure the garage door opener has a working light bulb because it is a programming indicator.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

WARNING

To prevent possible SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH from a moving gate or garage door:

• Install Keyless Entry Control within sight of garage door, out of reach of small children at a minimum height of 5 feet (1.5 m) above floors, landings, steps or any other adjacent walking surface, and away from ALL moving parts of door.
- ALWAYS keep remote controls out of reach of children. NEVER permit children to operate, or play with remote controls.
- Activate gate or door ONLY when it can be seen clearly, is properly adjusted, and there are no obstructions to door travel.
- ALWAYS keep gate or garage door in sight until completely closed. NEVER permit anyone to cross path of moving gate or door.

GETTING STARTED

Locate the Learn button on the garage door opener. NOTE: Your garage door opener may look different.

Learn LED OR Learn LED OR OR Learn LED Red/Orange Purple Yellow Learn LED

Programming

PROGRAM PIN

1 Press and hold the * and # buttons until the lights on the keypad stop blinking.

2 Enter a 4-digit personal identification number (PIN) of your choice, then press the # button.

3 Press and release the ENTER button on the Keyless Entry the number of times that corresponds with your garage door opener type:

GARAGE DOOR OPENER TYPE # OF	PRESSES
Yellow Learn Button (315 and 390 MHz Security+2.0®)	1
Purple Learn Button (315 MHz Security+®)	2
Red/Orange Learn Button (390 MHz Security+®)	3
Green Learn Button (390 MHz Billion Code) 4

4 Press and release the 0 button.

5 Press and release the Learn button on the garage door opener. The Learn LED will light.

Within 30 seconds...

6 Enter your 4-digit PIN, then press and release the ENTER button until the garage door opener lights flash or two clicks are heard.

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7 To test, enter your PIN, then press the ENTER button. The garage door opener will activate.

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To program the Keyless Entry to more than one garage door opener, repeat the programming steps using a new PIN for each additional garage door opener.

Programming

CHANGE AN EXISTING PIN

1 Enter the programmed PIN that you want to change.

2 Press and hold the # button until the light bulb on the garage door opener blinks twice.

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3 Enter the new 4-digit PIN of your choice, then press the ENTER button. The light bulb on the garage door opener will blink once.

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4 To test, enter the new PIN, then press the ENTER button. The garage door opener will activate.

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Programming

PROGRAM A TEMPORARY PIN - NUMBER OF HOURS

NOTE: This feature is not available on garage door openers that have a green Learn button or an external receiver.

A temporary 4-digit PIN can be programmed to allow access to visitors. Each programmed PIN can program one temporary PIN. The temporary PIN can be set for a number of hours or a number of door openings. The temporary PIN cannot be the same as any previously programmed PIN.

1 Enter any programmed PIN, then press and hold the * button until the garage door opener light bulb flashes 3 times.

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2 Enter the temporary 4-digit PIN of your choice, then press the * button. The garage door opener light bulb will flash 4 times.

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3 Press the number of hours the temporary PIN will work (up to 255). Then press the * button. The garage door opener light bulb will flash once.

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4 To test, press the temporary PIN, then press the ENTER button. The garage door opener will activate.

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Programming

PROGRAM A TEMPORARY PIN - NUMBER OF OPENINGS

NOTE: This feature is not available on garage door openers that have a green Learn button or an external receiver.

A temporary 4-digit PIN can be programmed to allow access to visitors. Each programmed PIN can program one temporary PIN. The temporary PIN can be set for a number of hours or a number of door openings. The temporary PIN cannot be the same as any previously programmed PIN.

1 Enter any programmed PIN, then press and hold the * button until the garage door opener light bulb flashes 3 times.

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4 To test, press the temporary PIN, then press the ENTER button. The garage door opener will activate. If the temporary PIN was set for a number of openings, the test will use up one opening.

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2 Enter the temporary 4-digit PIN of your choice, then press the ENTER button. The garage door opener light bulb will flash 4 times.

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3 Press the number of openings the temporary PIN will work (up to 255). Then press the # button. The garage door opener light bulb will flash once.

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Installation

1 Select a location to mount the Keyless Entry at a minimum height of 5 feet (1.5 m) out of reach of children.
2 Remove battery cover and battery.
3 Mark the top mounting hole and drill 1/8 inch (3.2 mm) pilot hole.
4 Install the top screw, allowing 1/8 inch (3.2 mm) to protrude above the surface. Position the Keyless Entry over the top screw.
5 Mark the bottom hole and drill 1/8 inch (3.2 mm) pilot hole. Install the bottom screw. Do not overtighten to avoid cracking the plastic housing.
6 Reinstall battery and replace cover.

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Operation

The garage door opener activates when the PIN and ENTER button are pressed. The keypad will blink for 15 seconds, during that time the ENTER button can be used to stop, start or reverse the door.

If the wrong number is accidentally pressed, press the correct PIN then the ENTER button. The Keyless Entry will transmit only the last four digits that were pressed before the ENTER button.

ONE BUTTON CLOSE

The Keyless Entry has a feature that allows the door to be closed using the ENTER button instead of a PIN.

NOTE: This feature is not available on garage door openers manufactured prior to 2006 or an external receiver.

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To deactivate the one button close feature:

Press and hold the 1 and 9 buttons for 10 seconds. The keypad will blink four times when the one button close feature is deactivated.

To activate the one button close feature:

Press and hold the 1 and 9 buttons for 10 seconds. The keypad will blink twice when the one button close feature is activated.

BATTERY

WARNING

To prevent possible SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH:
- NEVER allow small children near batteries.
- If battery is swallowed, immediately notify doctor.

Replace the battery when the keypad becomes dim or does not light after a button is pressed.

Dispose of old battery properly.

9V Battery

FAQs

Why won't my keypad work?

• Did the keypad lights come on when you entered your PIN? If the keypad lights do not turn on when you press a button, it indicates that the battery needs to be replaced. Replace with a 9V battery.
• Try reprogramming the Keyless Entry to the garage door opener.
• Make sure the Keyless Entry is compatible with your garage door opener (Chamberlain garage door openers manufactured after January 1, 1993).
  • If the solutions above did not work, replace the Keyless Entry.

How many PINs can I program to the Keyless Entry?

The Keyless Entry will program up to 24 PINs and up to 24 temporary PINs.

Can I use the same PIN to activate multiple garage doors?

No, you cannot use the same PIN number twice. The Keyless Entry will overwrite the original programming if the PIN is programmed a second time.

Why don't the keypad lights turn on when I press a button?

If the keypad lights do not turn on when you press a button, it indicates that the battery needs to be replaced. Replace with a 9V battery.

What garage door openers are compatible with the Keyless Entry?

The Keyless Entry is only compatible with Chamberlain garage door openers manufactured after January 1, 1993.

Why does the door close when I just press the ENTER button?

The Keyless Entry has a "One Button Close" feature that allows the door to be closed using the ENTER button instead of a PIN. If you do not want this feature activated, press and hold the 1 and 9 buttons for 10 seconds. The keypad will blink four times when the one button close feature is deactivated.

What if I enter the wrong PIN?

If the wrong number is accidentally pressed, press the correct PIN then the ENTER button. The Keyless Entry will transmit only the last four digits that were pressed before the ENTER button.

WARRANTY

ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY

The Chamberlain Group, Inc. warrants to the first consumer purchaser of this product that it is free from defect in materials and/or workmanship for a period of 1 year from the date of purchase.

REPLACEMENT PARTS

Battery 10A25

Keypad Cover 41D621

Battery Cover 41D541

NOTICE: To comply with FCC and or Industry Canada rules (IC), adjustment or modifications of this receiver and/or transmitter are prohibited, except for changing the code setting or replacing the battery. THERE ARE NO OTHER USER SERVICEABLE PARTS.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules and IC RSS-210. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

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Programmation

PROGRAMMATION D'UN NIP TEMPORAIRE - NOMBRE D'HEURES

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Programmation

PROGRAMMATION D'UN NIP TEMPORAIRE - NOMBRE D'OUVERTURES

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Installation

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Fonctionnement

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GARANTIE LIMITÉE D'UN AN

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TIPO DE ABRE-PUERTAS N	^0 DE VECES
Botón “Learn” amarillo (315 y 390 MHz Security+ 2.0®)	1
Botón “Learn” Púrpura (315 MHz Security+®)	2
Botón “Learn” rojo o anaranjado (390 MHz Security+®)	3
Botón “Learn” verde (390 MHz Billion Code) 4

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Programación

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Programación

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Instalación

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Operación

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