Hormann HS, HSM & HSE series transmitters can learn the
unique security code from an existing working transmitter |  | |  | (a) original (teaching) transmitter
(b) replacement learning transmitter |
Standard Programming Procedure - (Method "A") 1/ Hold the transmitter which is to "teach" the code (teaching transmitter) "a" and the transmitters which is to "learn" the code (learning transmitter) "b" beside each other as illustrated above. 2/ Press and hold the desired button on the teaching transmitter - the LED on it should glow 3/ Immediately after having carried out step 2, press and hold the button which is to learn this code on the learning transmitter- the LED on the learning transmitter initially flashes slowly for 4 seconds, then starts flashing more rapidly to confirm the learning process is complete 4/ Release the buttons on both transmitters and check that both transmitters operate the door, - repeat steps 1 - 4 again if it fails to operate the door. Caution -- Activation of the teaching transmitter during the
learning procedure may set the door in motion if within range ! Note: If your transmitters are used to control more than one door you'll need to carry out the programming procedure separately for each button.
Alternative Programming Procedure - (Method "B") If an original transmitter has been lost or stolen, or you no longer have an original "working" keyfob you must program a new replacement keyfob to your Hormann receiver unit by the following method :- Examine your Hormann garage door operator unit and you should find a receiver module attached to it by a connecting wire, (similar to the one shown on right) usually grey in colour this module will have a small red push-button on the casing. Note: The current SupraMatic E & SupraMatic P 'series 2' models have an integral 868Mhz receiver located within the motor housing. This push button will put the receiver into "learn" mode whereby it will learn & memorise the security code directly from the new transmitter. | 
