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#295709 17-Apr-2022 11:13
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Hi - Does anyone have one of these installed?
This the smart phone kit for the latest Dominator or Garador openers.

 

Dominator Select - DSO-1
Dominator Secure - DSO-2
Garador Focus - GTS-1
Garador Precision GTS- 2

 

If so - Can you send me some pictures of what the hub and transceiver looks like please? Might require the cover removed. 
Trying to find out exactly which hub and ttransceiver is used with these new doors and where it plugs into the board.

 

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  #2903211 17-Apr-2022 13:44
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Presumably like all the smart openers available use a relay with connection to the normal hard wiring?

Common (GND) and OSC (open stop close)

Interesting to note smart ones need a sensor. (Something the internet forgets to suggest, including the mighty ape smart unit)

Recently added a AliExpress special using OSC on a fairly newish opener. The wall switch was already using some cat6 pairs into OSC.



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  #2903212 17-Apr-2022 13:51
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Oblivian: Presumably like all the smart openers available use a relay with connection to the normal hard wiring?

Common (GND) and OSC (open stop close)

Interesting to note smart ones need a sensor. (Something the internet forgets to suggest, including the mighty ape smart unit)

Recently added a AliExpress special using OSC on a fairly newish opener. The wall switch was already using some cat6 pairs into OSC.

 

Yup pretty simple to hook up a smart opener. 

Particularly interested in the "official" one as it uses a transceiver which plugs directly into the controller and that communicates wirelessly to the hub. No need for a seperate sensor as the door knows from the controller. 

 

For their previous doors (GDO-11 etc.) this is the manual - https://motepro.com.au/Manuals/ATA/ATA-SMART-HUB.pdf that shows the transceiver plugging into the controller via the network/programmer pin port.

 

Just not sure if this will work with the newer controllers - 

 





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  #2903595 19-Apr-2022 07:02
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No one using one these openers with the official kit?
I’ve done some further research and looks like the programmer port is not the correct port.

There is an ACC port which is 4 pin. Might try an NTR2V1 transceiver and see if this works.




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  #2903735 19-Apr-2022 11:22
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Its not on your list, but I have a Garador GTS-3 with official smartphone kit.


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  #2903737 19-Apr-2022 11:23
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Peter7068:

 

Its not on your list, but I have a Garador GTS-3 with official smartphone kit.

 

 

Thanks - Yes the GTS-3 has then built in. GTS-1 and 2's its the add-on so looking to see where this plugs into :)





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  #2903749 19-Apr-2022 11:45
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I used to have a GDO-11 with the separate smartphone hub.  The engine burnt out and it was replaced by the GTS-3 under warranty.

 

I have the Smart Phone control kit installation manual - its only 4 pages but has diagrams detailing where to plug the unit into the GDO-11 if that helps,

 

 

 

Edit - I see you have already found this.


 
 
 

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  #2903757 19-Apr-2022 11:47
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Peter7068:

 

I used to have a GDO-11 with the separate smartphone hub.  The engine burnt out and it was replaced by the GTS-3 under warranty.

 

I have the Smart Phone control kit installation manual - its only 4 pages but has diagrams detailing where to plug the unit into the GDO-11 if that helps,

 

 

Thanks. Would be keen to have a look please if thats ok? A picture would do if its not too much of a hassle. Thanks heaps.
Impossible finding this info online.





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  #2914077 14-May-2022 22:54
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I'm after the smartphone components and wifi bits to be added to an existing SDO-2V2 (this is similar to the SDO-3) and I'm waiting for my local Dominator agent to get a price to purchase & install these pieces.

 

 

 

Why?

 

My wife doesn't like the cleaner having a key to the front door or a garage door zapper and wants the cleaner accessing the house using the smartphone app that will record her access time & frequency. 

 

 

 

My SDO-2v2 unit was installed two years ago as part of our new house built.  I'm afraid that the Dominator agent will offer to remove the SDO-2v2 unit and install the SDO-3. This won't be too cheap for me!

 

 

 

Anyone had their SDO-2v2 upgraded with wifi and the smart home kit, etc. 

 

Anyone had the MyQ product installed?

 

MyQ  myQ | Smart Home & Smart Garage offers an alternative solution to the Dominator smart phone kit and also works with any garage door solutions?


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