Choose a convenient location to mount the keypad. Drill a ½” (or larger) hole from outside to inside the garage. Carefully, feed cable from keypad to inside of garage. Screw keypad to outside surface with 2 screws (included). DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN. The keypad is meant to “stand off” the surface so moisture can run behind the unit.

Disconnect power to garage door opener. b. Connect control box to push button terminals on opener with two low voltage (18-24 gauge) wires. [OPTIONAL: If there is a nearby wall push button already wired to your garage opener, you can connect the control box to the terminals of this wall push button.] b. Strip ¼” insulation from connecting wires, insert and screw wires into the two terminals marked “OPENER” in control box. There is no polarity on the connecting wires. Either wire in either terminal is ok. c. Insert 3 “AA” alkaline batteries (included), observing polarity.
d. Snap keypad cable plug, with locking tab on bottom, into receptacle marked “KEYPAD” in control box. e. Mount control box to wall with styrofoam over batteries. Stryofoam keeps batteries from vibrating out of position. f. Reconnect power to garage door opener.