Tricky momentary to momentary

Hi Guys!

need a diagram for a relay to make a mom pulse to a mom pulse.

The receiver i have wired is for a garage door,two wires from the bell push to the receiver and the internal relays click and it opens fine using the transmitter, only problem is it stops the bell push from working!

So, the way i see it is, the mom pulse is n/c in the receiver so its stopping the bell push from working unless someone kind has another suggestion?

I want to help you and probably can.

I need more info however.

If this is a 12v dc system i can perhaps figure out a circuit for you using timer or latching relay circuit.

Please post info with more specifics, I am having trouble understanding what  you are actually  trying to do.

and what is a "bell push"? I am a dumb american and never heard that term.

Thanks

Cheers buddy...dumb American?..no way....

Anyway I'll try and be more specific.

I have a garage door operated by a "bell push switch" which is basically a mom non latching switch n/o...I have taken a pair of wires from either side of the switch to an Autolock  12 volt 18 channel receiver to control the door remotely from the transmitter..I then wired the receiver with both wires on channel one so when the transmitter is pressed it opens the door..this works fine...however the mom switch will not operate anymore.

To confuse matters I also have two more receivers wired in to the same wiring operated by two seperate transmitters tied into a homelink system, I have a feeling these are a normally open system which may be confusing the circuit as i think the autolock system may be n/c as these other receivers also cease to operate..

The whole system works fine until i connect the Autolock receiver..

Any clearer?..stick with it..please  :-)

Yeah, thats right, the garage door needs to be momentarily closed to open/close.

The other receiver works fine as it has the option of n/c & n/o on its wrining options.

Is it wired in parallel  at the moment?..sorry if thats a dumb question...

i think this is the issue, maybe the Autolock receiver is n/c which is why i may need a relay to make it n/o?

This may explain why the rest of the receivers/switch wont function when the Autolock systm is wired in..

Ahh, I see. I thought you meant the Autolock unit had the option of being normally open or normally closed. Since it's normally closed, wire it with an SPDT relay to its outputs as follows:

Connect one of the two leads of the Autolock unit to ground.

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Hey, thats fantastic!!

Will give it a go tomorrow as its kinda late here now..will report back buddy.