NICE ON2E/A Two-Button Transmitter Instruction Manual

1. Folasaga

This manual provides detailed instructions for the proper setup, operation, and maintenance of your NICE ON2E/A Two-Button Transmitter. This device is designed for use with NICE RB400 and NICE RB1000 Gate Motors and is intended for use within the United States only. Please read this manual thoroughly before using the product to ensure safe and efficient operation.

2. Fa'amatalaga Saogalemu

• Always keep the transmitter out of reach of children.
• Do not operate the gate/garage door unless it is in full view and free of obstructions.
• Ensure that no persons or objects are in the path of the gate/door before and during operation.
• Regularly inspect the gate/door system for proper balance and operation.
• Do not attempt to repair the transmitter yourself. Refer to qualified service personnel.

3. Oloa Ua Ovaview

The NICE ON2E/A is a compact two-button transmitter designed for convenient control of compatible gate and garage door systems. It features a durable casing and simple button controls for ease of use.

Vaega Autu:

• Fegalegaleai: Works exclusively with receivers purchased within the United States, specifically designed for NICE RB400 & NICE RB1000 Gate Motors.
• Fa'agaoioi Auala: 433.92 MHz.
• Avanoa: Up to 656 ft (outdoor) / 115 ft (indoor).
• Ola ma'a: Approximately 2 years with 10 uses per day.
• feavea'i: Includes a car visor clip and a key loop for versatile carrying options.

4. Vaega e Aofia ai

• NICE ON2E/A Two-Button Transmitter
• Maa (muamua-faʻapipiʻi)
• Car Visor Clip
• Key Loop

5. Seti ma Polokalama

The NICE ON2E/A transmitter typically uses 10 dip switches for secure pairing with your gate or garage door opener. The programming process involves matching the dip switch settings on the transmitter to those on your receiver unit.

Laasaga Polokalama:

1. Locate the Receiver: Find your gate or garage door opener's receiver unit. This unit contains the dip switches that determine the unique code.
2. Access Dip Switches on Receiver: Open the receiver's casing to expose the 10-digit dip switch code selector. Note down the current settings (ON/OFF positions). You may set a new code at this time if desired.
3. Access Dip Switches on Transmitter: Carefully remove the front panel of your ON2E/A transmitter to expose its internal 10-digit dip switch code selector.
4. Match Codes: Using a small tool (like a pen or a small screwdriver), adjust the dip switches on your ON2E/A transmitter to exactly match the settings you noted from your receiver. Ensure each switch is either fully ON or fully OFF as per the receiver's configuration.
5. Toe fa'aopoopo ma Su'e: Replace the front panel of the transmitter. Stand approximately 50 feet away from the gate/door (away from any moving parts) and press a button on the transmitter. The gate/door should open or close. If it does not, confirm the transmitter has a functioning battery and that the 10-digit code matches the receiver precisely.

For a visual guide on dip switch programming, please refer to the video below:

6. Fa'atonuga o Galuega

Once programmed, operating your NICE ON2E/A transmitter is straightforward:

• Simply press either of the two buttons on the transmitter to activate your gate or garage door.
• The integrated car visor clip allows for easy access and storage within your vehicle.

See the remote in action:

7. Tausiga

Suiga maa:

The transmitter uses a CR2032 battery (as indicated on the back of the device). When the transmission range decreases or the indicator light on the remote becomes dim, it is time to replace the battery. To replace:

1. Tatala ma le fa'aeteete le transmitter casing.
2. Aveese le maa tuai CR2032.
3. Fa'aofi se maa fou CR2032, fa'amautinoa le sa'o polarity.
4. Tapuni le iasing saogalemu.

Fa'amamaina:

Wipe the transmitter with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents.

8. Faʻafitauli

• Transmitter Not Working:
  • Siaki le maa. Sui pe a manaʻomia.
  • Verify that the dip switch settings on the transmitter exactly match those on the receiver.
  • Ia fa'amautinoa o lo'o i totonu o le fa'agaoioiga a le mea fa'asalalau.
• Fa'aitiitia le Vaeluaga:
  • Sui le maa.
  • Check for any new sources of radio interference in the area.
• Faigata o le Polokalamaina:
  • Ensure the dip switches are firmly set to either ON or OFF.
  • Some users report success by cloning an existing remote if direct programming to the receiver is difficult.

9. Fa'amatalaga

10. Fa'amaonia ma Lagolago

For warranty information or technical support, please refer to the documentation provided with your purchase or contact NICE customer service directly. Contact details can typically be found on the manufacturer's official webnofoaga po'o luga ole afifiina o oloa.