DIY Kit Parts

You can purchase an entire DIY Kit or Assembled Receiver from: bluemate.com

Identify and verify all of the kit components:
[From left to right, top to bottom]

• (2) 22 gauge wires
• Plastic Case
• (2) Screws
• Printed Circuit Board (PCB)
• LED (Clear/Blue)
• Capacitor (100 microfarad)
• Resistor (2.2k Ohm)
• GM2540 Bluetooth Module
• Photocoupler/Photorelay (Opto)
• Tactile Switch
• Grommet
• Power Adapter (Not Pictured)

Tools required:

• Soldering Iron
• Solder
• Wire Cutters
• Small Phillips Screw Driver

Add Switch

Place the tactile switch on the PCB as shown.

Bend the two overhanging switch leads around the end of the board, and solder the other two leads to the PCB.

Add "Opto"

Place the "opto" into the PCB, note "Pin 1" with the dot shown on the lower right.

Solder just the pin indicated with the yellow arrow, the other pins will be soldered with additional components later. Do not solder all of the pins yet.

Add Resistor

Insert the resistor into the PCB, one leg goes thru the same hole as Pin 1 with the "opto" and the leg goes thru the hole marked "-" negative.

Solder just the one leg of the resistor along with the "opto" pin.

Add Capacitor

Insert the capacitor, note the polarity, the black band on the left indicates the negative side which goes in the same hole as the resistor. Leave the capacitor about a quarter inch out from the board.

Bend the capacitor 90 degrees so that it hangs over the edge of the board.

Add LED

Bend the negative lead (the slightly shorter one) like shown.

Push the LED and bent leg thru the bottom of the PCB until it is about flush with the board. Solder the bent leg, and trim the excess.

Add Power

Insure the power adapter wires are placed thru the grommet.

Place the wires from the power adapter thru the top-side of the PCB. Note the holes are marked for red "+" positive and black "-" negative.

Solder the power adapter wires to the board.

Complete LED

Bend the long LED lead around the positive wire and solder

Trim the excess, make sure no wire or solder is touching the neighboring pad.

Bend the other lead of the LED towards the board. Be sure not to bend it over the screw hole, or touching another pad outlined in red.

Add Wires

Insert the stripped ends of the white and red wires thru the top of the PCB into the holes marked 22W and 22R respectively.

Solder the white and red wires on the reverse side of the board, note that the red wire gets soldered along with one of the pins on the "opto". Solder any remaining pins on the "opto" at this time as well.

When assembly is complete, these wires will attach to and trigger your garage door opener.

Add Case

Align the PCB screw wholes with the case, and gently tighten screws. Adjust the position of the grommet to align with the cut out at the top of the case.