JCV 112441490001 Magic Closer - Automatic Garage Door Closer User Manual

JCV Enterprises, Inc. Magic Closer - Automatic Garage Door Closer Users Manual

Users Manual

MagicCloser Installation/Users Guide 1. Introduction    Congratulations on the purchase of the MagicCloser Garage DooMagicCloser is easy to install and will provide the comfort and peace of mgarage door won’t remain open indefinitely whether you’re at home or notautomatically after a pre-determined amount of time has been selected to sand needs. The MagicCloser consists of two devices. The transmitter (MCthe backside of the garage door and is powered by a coin cell battery, whilmounts next to the existing garage door push button and utilizes the existinyour Garage door opener wall switch.  Warning Prior to installing MagicCloser, ensure that the garage door is equipexternal entrapment protection device, such as an infrared beam sendetect an object obstructing the garage door.  A garage door opener have an auto-reversing feature should be replaced by one that has thfeature.  It is recommended that MagicCloser be installed on a garagentrapment/auto-reversing feature.  Without a functioning safety revperson could be seriously injured or killed by a closing garage door. 2. Installation  MagicCloser Transmitter (MC-TX) Installation  To install the Magic Closer transmitter (MC-TX) peel off the sticthe attached Velcro on the backside of the MC-TX and attach to the top bagarage door (figure 1).  Orientation does not matter.  Mount towardsTop of Garage DoorMCTXOrientation AngleDoes not matterMCTXMCTXMCTXMCTXFigure 1 Mounting Location for MagicCloser Transmitt  or Closer. The mind that the t, as it will close suit your lifestyle -TX) mounts on e the (MC-RX) ng power from pped with an nsor, which can that does not he auto-reversing ge door with the versal system, a . cky back from ack side of the  ter.  MagicCloser Receiver (MC-RX) Installation  To install the MagicCloser receiver (MC-RX), remove the existing garage door switch, loosen the current wires on the switch, add the MagicCloser wires to the screws, and re-tighten the screws with both the original wires on the switch and the new wires from the MagicCloser. The MagicCloser receiver is installed in addition to the existing wall switch. The red wire is connected to the positive terminal of the existing switch (commonly brass, or gold colored). The black wire is connected to the negative terminal of the existing wall switch (commonly silver). See figures 2 & 3 for examples.  Single Button Existing Garage Door Switch (Figure 2) and Multi-Function Garage door Switch (Figure 3)   Note: For Multi-Function switch (Figure 3) a small standard (flat) screwdriver will be required to insert into the top of the push panel to pry outward to remove the cover and expose the interior of the unit.  1. Remove the existing garage door switch or multi-function switch by removing the screws attaching it to the wall.  2. Loosen existing terminal screws for wires that power and control the garage door closer.  3. Attach the Red (positive+) wire of the MagicCloser to existing red or red striped wire (sometimes labeled + or pos), and retighten along with the original wire on the garage door switch, so that both wires are now on the screw terminal.  4. Attach the Black (negative-) wire of the MagicCloser to existing white or solid color wire, (sometimes labeled - or neg), and retighten along with the original wire on the garage door switch, so that both wires are now on the screw terminal.  5. Re-attach the original garage door switch back onto the wall.  Note: Be sure the wires from both the garage door unit and MagicCloser are nestled in the pre-cut slot for flush mounting.  6. Attach the MagicCloser receiver to the wall with two #6x1/2 screws.  7. Using a paper clip tip press and hold the Reset switch for 5 seconds to allow the complete reset of the receiver.               Figure 2 Connection to existing garage door switch.         Figure 3 Connection to the existing Multi-Function garage door switch.
3. Operation     How to Determine Current Time Setting   Press and quickly release the push-button on the MagicCloser receiver.   The MagicCloser will indicate it’s current activation time setting by providing 1 to 8 beeps.  One beep indicates the setting to be 2 minutes, two beeps represents 5 minutes, etc.  (See table 1).  Setting the Activation Time    Press and quickly release the push-button on the MagicCloser receiver.  The first press and quick release indicates the current time setting.  Press and quickly release the push-button again after the beeps are finished.  The setting will advance to the next time period.  Continue pressing and quickly releasing the push-button until the number of beeps heard matches the activation time delay setting in table #1.   Enabling/Disabling MagicCloser   Enabling and disabling of the MagicCloser.  Press and hold the push-button approximately 3 seconds until the MagicCloser chirps.  A short chirp indicates that the unit has been enabled.  A long chirp indicates that the unit has been disabled.  If you are unsure whether or not it was a short or long chirp just press and hold the push-button again to compare the length of the chirp.  IMPORTANT  It is important to note that MagicCloser simply presses the garage door button for you after a pre-determined amount of time. Therefore, if the garage door is open or partially open ( as in the case of ventaltion during the summer) the direction of the garage door is determined by the previous travel direction before the door was stopped. Some models will allow you to leave the garage door partially open after previously traveling in either direction. Some models will only allow you to leave the garage door open when it was previously traveling in the up direction. If the MagicCloser activates and the garage door opens instead of closes the MagicCloser will re-activate and close the garage door within 1 minute as it still senses that the garage door is open.   Table 1:  Activation Time Delay Beeps Time Setting (min) 12 25 310 415 530 660 (1 hour) 7120 (2 hours) 8180 (3 hours) Table 2: LED/Beeper Indicators LED Beeper Indication OFF  OFF MagicCloser is disabled OR garage door is closed Blinks Once/sec.  OFF  MagicCloser in count down, Activation between 60 sec. and time setting. Blinks Once/sec.  Beeps Once/sec. MagicCloser in count down, Activation between 15 to 60 sec. Blinks twice/sec.  Beeps Twice/sec. MagicCloser in count down, Actvation less than 15 seconds. 3 Flashes 2 sec. apart  OFF  MagicCloser TX battery low, Replace battery in Transmitter Rapidly Blinking  OFF  MagicCloser radio link lost, Check battery in transmitter LED/Beeper Chirps (Short Chirp) MagicCloser Enabled LED/Beeper Chirps (Long Chirp) MagicCloser Disabled 4. FCC  Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: a) Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna, b) Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver, c) connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected, 4) Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.    “This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.  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.”   Changes or modifications not expressly approved by JCV Enterprises, Inc. could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.  5. Frequently Asked Questions/Troubleshooting  The MagicCloser is blinking but I do not know when it will activate (close the garage door)? How can I determine the activation time?  If MagicCloser is blinking and beeping with a one second interval then it is 15 to 60 seconds from activation. If MagicCloser is blinking and beeping twice per second then it is 15 seconds or less from activation. If MagicCloser is just blinking then it is actively counting down to activation. Activation time ranges from one minute up to the activation time setting. If you have forgotten the activation time setting you may press and quickly release the push button to allow the MagicCloser to indicate its current time setting. The number of beeps refers to the time activation setting. One beep is 2 minutes, 2 beeps is 5 minutes, etc... Refer to “How to determine current time setting” above or to the chart on the label of the MagicCloser RX. The MC-RX will restart the activation time after indicating the setting.   I have pressed and released the MagicCloser button and heard 4 beeps. This indicates the time setting to be 15 minutes. However, before the 15 minutes have expired I decided to disable the MagicCloser. How do I do that and how do I know if it has been disabled?  Press and hold the MagicCloser push button until a long chirp is heard and the LED turns off. If you are uncertain if the chirp was a long chirp perform the press and hold of the push button again and compare if it was a short or long chirp. The enabling/disabling may be done as many times as needed to make the determination. If the LED was previously blinking and you press and hold the push button and the LED is turned off then it was disabled. MagicCloser is not actively counting down when the red LED is not blinking.   Why does the MagicCloser open the garage door instead of close it?  It is possible that when MagicCloser activates the garage door opens. This is possible due to the state of how the garage door was stopped originally. If it was stopped while traveling down then activation will open the garage door. This is temporary as MagicCloser will still see that the garage door is open and re-activate again within 1 minute to close the garage door. This functionality is normal and should be no cause for concern. Re-activation of the MagicCloser will close the door.   Why isn’t the LED blinking on the MagicCloser?  MagicCloser is disabled or the garage door is closed.   What does the reset pinhole switch do? And why is it needed?  The pinhole switch resets power to the MagicCloser receiver. Instead of having to disconnect wires the reset switch is a convenient way to reset power to the receiver. At installation it is advisable to press and hold the reset switch for 5 seconds to allow a complete reset of the receiver. This allows the receiver to harness power from the garage door opener.   6. Customer Service Main Website: www.magiccloser.com Sales/Support: support@magiccloser.com

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