Series 100 to Current Rolling-Code Models
Every press generates a new code, which is the standard for any facility where security matters. All Series 100 transmitters pair with the on-board receiver built into current Manaras operators, retrofit existing Manaras-Opera rolling-code gear, and , when paired with the RADIORE901 universal receiver , work with most other commercial operator brands.
| Model | Buttons | Doors Controlled | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| RADIOEM101 | 1 | 1 | Visor or hand-held, ~100 ft range, sun visor clip included |
| RADIOEM104 | 4 | Up to 4 | Same format, one remote for four doors |
| RADIOEM144 | 3 (open/close/stop) | Up to 144 | Two rotary dials select the door; wall, post or hand-held; red stop button |
Series 900 to Legacy Fixed-Code (Dip-Switch) Models
Thousands of doors still run on dip-switch codes. Manaras continues to make these transmitters so a lost clicker doesn't force a full system changeover. Set the switches to match the existing receiver and you're running.
| Model | Buttons | Doors Controlled | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| RADIOEM901 | 1 | 1 | Mini keychain format, key ring included |
| RADIOEM932 | 3 (open/close/stop) | Up to 32 | Two rotary dials plus dip-switch keys; wall or post mount |
Receivers
| Model | Code Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| RADIORE900 | Fixed code | One door; pairs with unlimited identical transmitters; learn button; mounts on wall or operator control box |
| RADIORE901 | Rolling AND fixed code | Universal: unlimited fixed-code transmitters or 50 rolling-code transmitters; the path for adding Manaras remotes to most non-Manaras commercial operators |
What Fails & How We Repair It
- Dead or intermittent transmitters: Battery contacts corrode, cases crack, or the RF module fails. We bench-test each unit, replace the module or housing, and re-pair it to your receiver on the spot.
- Receiver learns but won't hold codes: Usually a bad learn-button circuit or lightning-damaged input. We swap the receiver (RADIORE900 or RADIORE901) and re-enroll every transmitter in one visit.
- Mixed rolling-code / fixed-code sites: Causes ghost operations and lost codes. We standardize the facility onto RADIORE901 universal receivers and the correct transmitter family so every door responds to one remote.
- Multi-door transmitter dials wear out: Rotary selectors on the EM144 or EM932 skip doors. We replace the selector assembly and re-label the dial face.
Choosing the Right System
- New install or fleet refresh: Rolling code (Series 100) , dip-switch codes can be read or scanned; rolling code closes that vulnerability.
- Existing Series 900 building: EM901 or EM932 keeps everything working without touching receivers.
- Property managers with many doors: EM144 (rolling) or EM932 (fixed) multi-door transmitters replace a glovebox full of individual clickers.
- Mixed or non-Manaras operators: RADIORE901 universal receivers standardize every door onto one remote system.
Parts, Accessories & Documentation
We stock every transmitter and receiver listed above, plus replacement visor clips, wall-mount brackets, and key rings. Manufacturer spec sheets and compatibility charts for Series 100 and Series 900 are available on request. On-board receivers are covered on the BOARD 070 page; smartphone control is handled by the Manaras Internet Control module.
Service Across Metro Vancouver
We supply, program, and troubleshoot Manaras radio systems throughout Richmond, Vancouver, Burnaby, Surrey, and the surrounding cities. If you need a single replacement clicker or a site-wide retrofit onto RADIORE901 universal receivers, our trucks carry the parts and the programmers to finish the job in one visit.
Call 778-873-7282 for same-day programming or a site assessment.