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Installation 

The unit may be mounted either with the 
included screws, or the included double-
sided mounting tape.  

 

To mount the Outdoor Intercom use the 
included mounting template (see Back 
Page) as a guide for screw placement.  
Tighten the top two screws halfway.  Place 
the back of the Intercom on the two top 
screws and tighten.  Put the other two 

screws in the bottom holes and tighten. 
Note: Do not assemble the front of the unit 
until it has been activated.  

 

To mount the Intercom on a metal, glass, 

or other surface where you wouldn’t want 
to use screws, use the double-sided 
mounting tape.  

 

 For best results, clean both surfaces that 

the double-sided mounting tape will be in 
contact with, using the included alcohol 

wipe.  

 

Peel the protective paper off of the 

mounting tape and firmly press it onto the 
back of the Intercom. Press firmly on the 
back of the tape to push out any trapped 
air bubbles. When ready to do so, peel the 
red protective paper from the mounting 
tape and firmly press the intercom on to 

the surface that you wish to mount it on. 
Note: Do not assemble the front of the unit 
until it has been activated.   

 

Batteries 

Place four AA Alkaline batteries in the 
battery pack.  The batteries should last 
one year with average use.  
Note: If used in location that will be below 
-10

C (20

F) Lithium batteries are 

recommended.  

 

The Intercom units must be taught to each 
other to form an intercom network, or must 
be taught into an existing network. 

 

To create a NEW Intercom Network, place 
each Intercom in Learn mode by pressing and 
releasing the LEARN button, inside the 
Indoor/Outdoor Intercom (see picture below). 
Place all Intercom units on learn mode, 
within five seconds of each other.  

 

To add an additional intercom unit to an 
existing network, put both the new intercom 
and only one of the networked intercoms in 
learn mode. Do not teach new Intercom units 

to  each  other  before  adding  them  to  the 
network or they will form a separate network 
and need to have their memories cleared (See 
FAQ section).  

 

For a Wall Flush mount Intercom, 
hold down both buttons of the 

Intercom for 3 seconds (until the 
channel lights start fast-flashing) 

then release them.  

 

Assembling the Intercom 

Put the two halves of the Intercom body 
together.  Place the two black screws in the 
top and bottom holes on the front of the 

Intercom and tighten. The Intercom is ready 
to use. 

 

 

To talk, hold down the TALK button.  All 
intercom units in your network will receive 
the signal. When somebody responds by 
holding down the TALK button on a different 
intercom unit, a secure channel is created 

and other units will not hear the signal, 
making your conversation secure.  

 

 

When answering a call from a visitor at a 

Gate Access Panel (GAP) or Minigate, you 
can activate the Gate Controller (GCU) by 
tapping the TALK button on the Outdoor 
Intercom three times within three seconds 
and the Intercom will beep in response.   

To increase the Outdoor Intercom’s 
microphone sensitivity, switch dipswitch #3 
UP (away from the circuit board). 

 

By switching dipswitch #4 UP (away from the 
circuit board), you can set the 
Indoor/Outdoor Intercom’s volume to be 
louder.  
 

 
 

 

Make sure that the Intercom has fresh batteries in it. When you press the TALK 
button, you should hear a tone. If the units have power but do not communicate, they 
may need to form a network. Press the LEARN button on each unit that needs to form a 
network and they will beep in response.  You may need to clear their memory and re-
teach them (

see How do I Clear the Intercom’s Memory, below

). 

Trees, metal, electrical wiring or other electrical devices directly between units can 
limit the range, as can having it mounted on a tree, masonry, or metal surface.  

 

The intercom is indicating that the batteries are low and need to be replaced.  

 

Hold the LEARN button down for 20 seconds. A tone will indicate that the unit has 
cleared its memory and you can re-teach it to a new intercom. If an intercom signals, 
while the buttons are depressed, the procedure will have to be repeated.