ATA Garage Door Remotes (Automatic Technology)

SecuraCode or TrioCode?

ATA has two current coding systems and the remotes aren’t interchangeable.

• SecuraCode: openers such as the SecuraLift GDO-2 and EasyRoller GDO-4. These take the ATA PTX-4, or an aftermarket PTX-4 compatible remote.
• TrioCode: newer openers such as the Toro GDO-10, Ero GDO-11 and Hiro GDO-12. These take the ATA PTX-6v1, the PTX-5 or a TrioCode compatible remote.

Your opener’s model starts with GDO followed by a number and version, for example GDO-6v3. It’s on the sticker on the motor unit. Find it in the table above.

Manual release remotes and wall buttons

The ATA EAT-1 and EAT-2 are genuine remotes for compatible ATA openers. The WTX-6v1 wall button is a TrioCode button that mounts inside the garage.

Programming an ATA remote

Most ATA remotes are coded at the opener’s learn button. Follow the ATA programming guide for your remote.

Questions

Is ATA the same as Automatic Technology?

Yes. ATA is short for Automatic Technology Australia. The remotes are sold under both names.

Will a PTX-4 work with a TrioCode opener?

No. The PTX-4 is SecuraCode. TrioCode openers need a TrioCode remote such as the PTX-5 or PTX-6.

Which ATA remote do I need?

Find your GDO model in the fit table above. Every remote listed beside it is confirmed to work.