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AutoSlide

Articles on our rack & pinion system for single-panel doors

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MultiDrive / AutoGlide

Articles on our belt drive system for single-panel or multi-panel doors

11 articles
AutoSwing

Articles on our automatic swinging door system

4 articles
Accessories

Articles on all accessories and the Autoslide App. All accessories work with all systems.

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Integrating My System With 3rd Party Devices

Currently, the AutoSlide, MultiDrive, and AutoSwing can be natively integrated with Alexa, Siri, and Yale/August. To integrate a third party device to activate the system, it is recommended to wire in a relay switch or use the RS485 input.

Physical Obstruction With Sliding Door

If there appears to be a physical obstruction to the door while it is opening, immediately power the AutoSlide off. Manually close the door fully. Open and close the door repeatedly to determine the source of the resistance.

Sliding Panel Tilts When Open During Programming

If, when programming human, pet, or stacker opening width, the door opens fully then tilts (with the top edge of the sliding panel opening further than the bottom edge of the sliding panel), it can cause significant calibration issues.

Normally Open, When Activated Closes then Reopens

If the AutoSlide normally keeps the door fully open, and when activated closes then opens the door, it indicates the system is programmed in reverse.

Door Closes Fully Then Reopens By Itself

If, when activated, the AutoSlide opens, fully closes, then immediately reopens by itself, it indicates a calibration issue or sensor issue. The motor wheel may be slipping on the track by a small amount every opening or every few openings.

What Type of System Do I Have?

The below article will list the three different versions of automatic door system we have, along with visual cues to identify them. The AutoSlide system utilizes a track & pinion mechanism to slide a single panel door open and closed. The main unit b