@lindacandreva9594 it appears you may have low batteries or you may need a larger battery with more storage to keep up with the gate usage. Please try the Battery load test below: 1. Disconnect your charging source (your solar or AC wires) from the circuit board. 2. Measure battery voltage. a. If you have two batteries, check them individually. b. If the voltage(s) is above 12 Vdc, proceed with the load test. c. If the voltage(s) is below 12 Vdc, charge the batteries externally before proceeding. 3. The load test will only be conducted on one battery at a time. Measure the voltage prior to operation. Activate the unit while continuing to monitor the voltage. The voltage should drop less than .5 volt during the cycle. 4. Repeat for 4 more half cycles (open or close) pausing for approximately 10 seconds in between activations. The voltage should drop less than .5 volt during these movements. 5. If the voltage drops are greater than .5 a volt the battery/batteries should be replaced. Charging Circuit Test: Please note, in order to properly test the circuit, we need to start with battery(s) that are not currently low. (below 12Vdc). You may need to charge them externally prior to moving forward with this test. 1. Measure battery voltage If you have two batteries, check them individually. If the voltage(s) is above 12 Vdc, proceed with testing. If the voltage(s) is below 12 Vdc, charge the battery(s) externally before proceeding. 2. Measure the voltage on the battery with the charge source (The solar or AC wires) removed with the system on but not moving. 3. Restore charging source, the battery voltage should raise above the previous reading. This might require activating the unit to run once. If the charging source is solar, you must be in direct sunlight (panel must not be shaded by trees or the sun obstructed by clouds). 4. If the battery voltage reading is climbing (even a few .10 of a volt when the charging source is restored) the charging circuit is functional. If there is no change, check the transformer output or solar panel output. IMPORTANT THINGS TO CONSIDE THAT WILL ALSO AFFECT BATTERY: * Are you using a Smart System? * Type of battery are you using ..Are you using a deep cycle marine battery? * How many times a day do you open and close your gate? If you have any questions, please call our product support team at 850-558-5520 Mon-Fri 8 am - 6:45 pm EST or Saturday from 8 am -5 pm EST when you can be at the gate (with a transmitter, voltmeter and screwdriver) to troubleshoot with us. We want to help you resolve your current issue(s) so you are up and running. Best regards, Ghost Controls

Hi Jesse, we would be happy to troubleshoot your board to see if there's an issue with it. You can contact our tech support team at 850-898-1411

These are great suggestions for the future. We sell an outdoor camera that can be paired with your Ghost Controls app. Wi-Fi with internet access is needed and it is compatible with gates that charge with AC. We'll link the product here. ghostcontrols.com/products/ghost-controls-outdoor-camera?_pos=1&_sid=f05aeee36&_ss=r

The Coop Controls Coop Opener is plenty strong enough to keep predators out. You will need a support 2x4 when installing the opener since lots of coop doors are flimsy. The opener will fit a 16" - 30" wide coop door. Check out some of our reviews on our coop page ghostcontrols.com/collections/chicken-coop-door-openers/products/ckbt

Hi Wayne, the version 3 keypad has a green send button and 3 beeps. The version 2 keypad has a green send button and 2 beeps, and the version 1 keypad has a white send button.

@adriangcnaz that is a strain relief. The gate opener wires or accessory wires go through the strain reliefs on the bottom of the control box to prevent water and other elements from getting in. You could have had a loose wire or your wire was too tight in the strain relief. If this happens again, I suggest opening the control panel and making sure all your wires are tightly connected into the terminals. If you would like more information please email [email protected]

@@Ghostcontrols2015 Sorry, I was referring to the big plastic piece to the left of the strain relief in this video.

@@adriangcnaz if one the control board it could either be the antenna or the only other plastic piece would be the on off switch? Please email [email protected] and we can get you with a support tech.

There could be other possibilities causing the need to readjust your open and /or closed position but Temperature variations and other environmental factors that naturally occur may necessitate the need to readjust your limit. Wood expansion and contraction due to moisture level and the impact that it has on metal can cause it to expand and contract, this may necessitate an adjustment and/or hinge lubrication. Also, all hardware must be secure and not moving.

My gate closes and locks but immediately opens all the way back up. When trying to set new close limit it triggers the alarm and a constant beep goes until remote is pressed or board is turned off.

@@jacecoakley1679 it sounds like you might be setting your close limit to tight. Try to back off the close limit a little bit giving it a little more room for a soft stop and that should help it from doing this. If this does not fix the issue please email [email protected] and we will set you up with a support tech.

@@jacecoakley1679 also here is a video that can help you kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n5eKgsVm3JvIk2Q.htmlsi=XhwwuZf7_4jUAAsP

you will be able to use all the bluetooth features since it is probably unlikely you will get internet down at your gate?

@adriangcnaz you are right you will connect the zombielock and the vehicle sensor into the control board and they both will share the + terminal

@wheresWaldoCmill to add an access code to your wireless keypad: press program button - enter 4 digit master code - press program button - press #2 press #2 - press program button - enter your 4 digit access code you want - press program! You now should have your access pin set up. If this did not work for you please message [email protected]

@crownmoldingbyspectaculart941 while this is the Ghost Controls youtube site and ghost controls control board we would recommend reaching out to LiftMaster but in the meantime maybe try checking your battery and making sure it is fully charged and load test your battery to make sure it is a good battery. If you ever decide to make a switch we would be happy to have you and make sure you get great service.

Great, thank you for your review.

Thank you for your comment and we would like to help get this resolved. Please make sure you have Ghost Controls Remotes and not a knock off version being sold on amazon. Please email us your contact information so we can figure out if it is a remote issue or not. please email [email protected] and we would love to get this resolved for you.

We're really sorry to hear about your experience. We're eager to make things right. Could you please provide us with your contact details to [email protected]. We'd love to get in touch with you as soon as possible to resolve this.

Remove one battery for 15 seconds then replace it. There’s a video

Thank you for letting us know so we can add a link. Here is a link to the single red board ghostcontrols.com/products/copy-of-warranty-axbsm-ghost-multi-connecttm-replacement-single-red-control-board and dual red boards ghostcontrols.com/products/copy-of-warranty-axbdm-ghost-multi-connecttm-replacement-dual-red-control-board

Hello, thank you for your comment. Below I will be talking about how the software works in the circuit board. We recommend using a perimeter fence to ensure that your pet or pets are secured. Gate operators are for vehicular traffic only. The Ghost Controls circuit board does have an inherent soft start soft stop feature and built-in internal safeties. When the gate stop hits the adjacent post the gate operator would see it as an obstruction. An obstruction is when the unit's inherent safety (SafeForce) features are triggered. This occurs when the unit is slowed down too much or has to work too hard to reach its intended stopping point. This feature is built in and the gate would reverse and open back up partially if too much pressure is being exerted. Please click on the link for more info on obstructions and partially opening gates. ghostcontrols.com/pages/gate-reopens-partially-after-closing Please reach back if you have any other questions or would like a tech to give you a call. [email protected]

We recoommed doing bi-yearly maintenance on your gate opener. Using a silicone spray, you can maintain/clean the silver aluminum push-pull tube (with the operator arm extended and the system turned off) , spray a clean cloth with the silicone and wipe the extended push-pull of the operator arm. Cleaning this part of the arm helps remove any dirt and debris that has accumulated over time and can help reduce premature wear and noise on the internal parts of the operator arm.

Sorry for the delay on a response. RESTORING YOUR KEYPAD BACK TO FACTORY DEFAULT for Keypad Version 1. 1) Remove one of the “C” batteries from the back of the keypad for 15 seconds 2) Reinstall the “C” battery and immediately press and release the program button 3 times 3) If successful, keypad will beep 3 long beeps followed by 2 short beeps 4) If unsuccessful, repeat the above steps. Hope this was helpful.

@@Ghostcontrols2015 My keypad will not reset no matter how many times I try this. When I put the battery back in it will only beep twice. All three lights come on the side. Please help reset to factory setting.

Asking cuz it’s thanksgiving weekend and there closed lol😂

from what I have read yes if you have the "two button transmitters" one button with one of their logos, the other has two logos .

So we don’t need battery and what gauge is the transformer cables?!

I’m in the same boat my friend. So frigging aggravated with this shit!

Mike, please private message us [email protected] with your contact information so we can get a hold of you. We need to set you up with a technical support call.