User Manual

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Garage Application.

Step one.

• Remove Sahara from the box.

Step two

• Download the Yale Access App.

Step 3

• Scan the QR code on the Sahara and wireless DPS device that will

take you through the registration process of your device on the

Yale Access app and add the device to WiFi.

Step 4

• Hardware installation should now take place. The End user will be

taken through a step-by-step guide on the Yale access app on how

to install their Sahara on a generic garage door opener (See

hardware installation part to the right)

Step 5

• End user asked to test whether the device works after Sahara

hardware installation is done

Step 6

• Now end users can use Sahara to open or close their garage door.

(See example below).

Hardware installation.

Step one

• The end user asked to power down their Garage door opener in order to

avoid any electric interface and dangerous encounters.

Step two

• The end user should connect the wires from the ‘NO’ (Normally open),

‘Com1’ ports, and power supply ( 5V/ 24V) of the Sahara and connect

these to the relevant ports on a garage door opener. (As every automation

device has its own port locations, this connection method will be shown to

them through a wiring compatibility checker on the app and the website)

Step three

• Once installed, the end user is asked to power up their garage door opener

and if the LED light on the Sahara turns on then power is now available on

the device

Step four

• The end user will be asked to power the wireless DPS and then attach it to

the inside of the garage door allowing the app to know the state of the

garage

Step five

• This is an optional step for end users. If they have a ‘request for exit’

switch inside their garage they can connect this to the rex1 or rex2 ports

and so then they can continue to open and close their garage through the

switch

Wireless DPS