Anderic Substitute Kit for Allstar A9921T 318Mhz Binary dip switch remote Garage Door Opener Remote Control [RR850LM]

The Anderic RR850LM is a substitute kit for the Allstar A9921T remote. It is a universal garage-door/gate opener receiver add-on kit. It works with Allstar garage door openers such as 9931.

Specifications

• Shipped kit: Anderic RR850LM
• Radio frequency (RF): 318 MHz
• Battery: 1 CR2032 (not included)

Good to Know

• Wiring is specific to your operator
• Key names and layout may differ from the original. Compare your original's buttons before ordering.
• Keep the garage door clear of people and objects while programming and testing.

Setup / Pairing

1. Install the RR850LM receiver first: select a location with access to the terminals and room for the antenna, attach the antenna to the receiver (TV Type F coaxial connector), fasten the receiver with the hook and loop fasteners provided, and wire it to your operator as shown in the wiring section of the RR850LM guide. Then connect power (85LM plug-in or 95LM wired-in transformer, or power from your operator).
2. Hold the Learn button for the receiver channel you want to use. Its LED glows steadily for 30 seconds.
3. Within 30 seconds, press and hold the remote button you want to program.
4. Release the remote button when the receiver LED blinks and then turns off. Programming is complete.
5. For separate open, close and stop buttons: hold CH1 Learn and within 30 seconds press the OPEN button; hold CH2 Learn and press the CLOSE button; hold CH3 Learn and press the STOP button.
6. If you do not press a remote button within 30 seconds, the LED turns off; repeat the steps.
7. For the GUK-R keypad, follow the keypad's instructions for a YELLOW learn button.
8. Test the remote. Only operate the door or gate when you can see it clearly and the path is clear.

What's in the Box

• 1 Anderic RR850LM remote
• Battery not included

Compatible Models

• Allstar A9921T
• Also works with: 8822, 8832, 8833, 9921, and 9931.
• Supplied with: 9931

Before ordering, check the model or part number printed on your old remote (usually on the back or inside the battery compartment) and compare it to this list.