Automatic Technology is a global leader in remote access systems, designing smart, simple, and secure garage door and gate openers for residential and commercial use.
Awtomatikong Teknolohiya (ATA) is a global leader in the design and manufacture of remote access systems for garage doors and gates. Operating under the philosophy of "Smart, Simple, Secure," the brand delivers high-performance residential security access control systems.
As a division of Strategic Innovations, LLC, Automatic Technology produces advanced mga opener sa pultahan sa garahe widely used in Australia and the United States. Their portfolio includes the EasyRoller rolling door opener, the powerful Hiro operator, and the versatile ATS sectional door series. Known for their secure coding technology, ATA products allow homeowners to safeguard their property with reliable, encrypted remote controls and accessories.
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To code a new remote: 1. Press and hold the 'Door Code' button on the opener control panel. 2. Press a button on the new remote for two seconds, release for two seconds, then press again for two seconds. 3. Release the 'Door Code' button. The opener should now recognize the new remote.
Most ATA remotes use a CR2032 coin battery. Use a small screwdriver to pry open the casing (usually via a slot on the side), slide out the old battery, and insert the new one ensuring the positive (+) side is facing up. Verify the LED light illuminates when a button is pressed.
If the LED light on your remote flashes during operation, it indicates that the battery power is low and should be replaced. If there is no light at all, the battery is dead.
The capacity depends on the model, but many modern Automatic Technology openers, such as the ATS-1 and GDO-12, can store up to 64 remote codes in their memory.
To safety test: 1. Place a 40mm high object (like a block of wood) on the floor under the door. 2. Close the door using the opener. 3. The door should strike the object and reverse direction automatically. If it does not, the opener requires force adjustment.