ATA PTX4 v2 Securacode Remote Features:

• Genuine ATA PTX4 Securacode Remote – Authentic ATA product for reliable and long-lasting performance.
• SecuraCode® Rolling Code Technology – Prevents code duplication and protects against hacking.
• Controls Up to Four Doors/Gates – Operate multiple openers with one convenient remote.
• Free Shipping Australia-Wide* – Fast and convenient delivery to your doorstep.
• 2-Year Manufacturer’s Warranty* – Peace of mind with quality assurance.
• Compact & Lightweight Design – Fits comfortably in your pocket, keychain, or car visor.

ATA PTX4 v2 Securacode Remote Compatibility:

ATA PTX4 Securacode Remote – Genuine ATA Garage Door Remote

Upgrade your garage door security with the ATA PTX4 Securacode Remote, a high-quality replacement remote designed for Automatic Technology Australia (ATA) openers. Engineered with SecuraCode® rolling code technology, this remote generates a new random code from over 4.29 billion possibilities each time you press the button, ensuring advanced security and protection against unauthorised access.

Ideal as a replacement for lost or damaged ATA Securacode remotes, the ATA PTX4 is compatible with a wide range of ATA openers, including the earlier SecuraLift® garage door motors and various gate automation systems 

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is the ATA PTX4 Securacode Remote used for?

The ATA PTX-4 remote is used to control garage doors and gate openers that are compatible with ATA (Automatic Technology Australia) systems for a complete list of motors this remote is compatible with please see above.

How do I program the ATA Securacode Remote to my garage door opener?

Programming the ATA-PTX4 remote is simple.  Follow the instructions found in the “CODING INSTRUCTIONS” Tab.

Can I replace the battery in my ATA PTX 4 remote control?

Yes, the ATA PTX-4 remote uses a standard 23A battery. To replace it, simply open the back cover of the remote, remove the old battery, and insert the new one, ensuring the positive (+) side is facing in the correct position.

How many doors or gates can I control with the ATA PTX-4 remote?

The ATA PTX-4 remote has four buttons, allowing you to control up to four different garage doors, gates, or other devices that are compatible with ATA SecuraCode technology.

My ATA PTX-4 remote stopped working. What should I do?

If your ATA PTX4-4 remote stops working, try the following troubleshooting steps:

• Check and replace the battery if needed
• Reprogram the remote to your garage door opener following the programming steps.
• Ensure you are within the operating range of the opener
• If the remote still doesn’t work, there might be an issue with opener itself, or the remote could be damaged.

What is SecuraCode technology in the ATA PTX-4 remote?

SecuraCode is a rolling code technology used by ATA remotes, including the PTX-4, to enhance security. Each time you press the button, the remote generates a new code, making it nearly impossible for the signal to be intercepted or duplicated.

Is the ATA PTX-4 remote waterproof?

The ATA PTX-4 remote is not waterproof. While it is designed to be durable, it should be kept away from water or excessive moisture to ensure proper operation.

ATA Securacode PTX4 Programming Instructions

Programming the PTX4 Remote direct to the ATA Opener’s Built-in Receiver

To program a new ATA PTX4 remote directly to the receiver, follow these steps:

• Access the Receiver: Locate the “DOOR CODE” button on the opener or the SW1 MAIN/SW2 PED button on the receiver board.
• Program the Remote:

• • • • • • Press and hold down the blue “DOOR CODE” button (or SW1/SW2 on the receiver).
          • Press and hold the button on your new remote that you want to use for two seconds, then release it.
          • Pause for two seconds, then press the same button again for two seconds.
          • Release the “DOOR CODE” or SW button.
• Test the Operation:  Press the transmitter button to ensure the door or gate operates correctly with the newly programmed remote.

Programming from a working PTX4 remote to a new PTX4 remote

You will need to be within close proximity of the ATA opener to complete this process.

To program a new ATA PTX4 remote using an existing genuine precoded Securacode remote, follow these steps:

• Prepare Your Existing Remote:  Ensure you have a genuine precoded ATA PTX4 remote with a hidden button.  Stand close to the garage door or gate motor.
• Activate the Function on the Coded Remote: Press and hold the button on the existing remote that you want to copy until the door or gate activates, then release the button.
• Initiate Coding on the Existing Remote: Using a small needle or paper clip, press through the Coding Hole on the existing remote and hold firmly for two seconds. The LED light will illuminate.
• Program the New Remote:
  • Within 10 seconds, pick up the NEW remote you wish to program.
  • Press and hold the button you want to use on the new remote for two seconds.
  • Pause for two seconds, then press the same button again for two seconds. The button should now be coded.
• Confirm Programming:  Wait for 10 seconds, then press the newly programmed button on the new remote to confirm it operates the door or gate.

Deleting All Stored PTX4 Transmitter Codes

To delete all stored transmitter codes from the receiver, follow these steps:

• Turn Off Power: Switch off the power to the opener.
• Initiate Deletion: Press and hold down the “DOOR CODE” or SW1 button.
• Power On and Delete: Turn the power back on while continuing to hold the “DOOR CODE” or SW1 button. The coding LED will illuminate, indicating that the receiver’s memory has been deleted.
• Complete Deletion: Release the button. All stored codes, including courtesy light codes, are now deleted.
• Confirm Deletion: Test by pressing the previously used transmitter buttons. There should be no response.