Wiring help needed

[RobC]

I have a power operated, overhead, commercial garage door. I have attached the wiring diagrams for the door opener mounted on ceiling. I have a remote control that I would like to hook up. The remote has it's own power supply and when I operate remote it breaks the contact. The door is wired with a 3 button control that has STOP, OPEN and CLOSE. With the 3 button control, when the door is moving you can STOP it and reverse direction or it must OPEN all the way and then you can CLOSE it.
When I attach the remote opener to terminals 1 & 2 the closed door will OPEN, and it will go all the way OPEN. When the door is OPEN and I have the remote wired to terminals 1 & 3 it will CLOSE and go all the way CLOSED.
Is there a way to wire the remote to have door OPEN and CLOSE. Is there a way to do it if I remove the STOP, OPEN & CLOSE button and just go with the remote? The remote is just like a regular residential garage door opener with a button that is a controller and it also has a radio remote.
On the second set of diagrams there is some optional terminal strips for wiring a remote. I definitely don't have those. Nor do I have a any wires on # 7 on main strip. I have spent some time on it already and am thinking that I'm either going to need to add something, like a relay or remove the 3 button control and make a corresponding wiring adjustment.
I put a circle around the main terminal strip on page 1.
Thanks for any help up front, Rob

 

[Hogwildz]

The only 3 button garage door opener controls I ever seen were for commercial overhead garage doors.
Your trying to use a standard residential remote with a commercial switch box. I am not sure the two can mesh together. And if they can, its most likely a PITA to get them to work together.

Are you using a standard opener? with the chain & box mounted in the middle of the ceiling. Or is it a commercial style where the motor is on the rod above the door?
I see the date on the instructions is 85. Might be easier to use a newer set up with all components included.

 

[RobC]

Yes it's a commercial opener. Yes it's been up since 85. The remote is for commercial doors but the guy who came to do the install didn't have the transformer. I think he had only installed where the motors were prewired for remotes.
It seems that if I could figure what was suppose to be on the #7 terminal then I could go from 3 & 7 and I have power already. The door stops at each end of cycle by the limit switches in center diagram under Attention Installer.
Thanks for trying.
Rob

 

[drdoct]

So.... do you want to use the remote which has one button to click and open and then click once you are out and have it close?

 

[RobC]

Yes. We ran a tree nursery for years so the garage door was open most of the time. Now I use it like a vehicle garage. If I had no other option I would be OK with disconnecting the 3 button and just having the receiver (which includes a single function button ) and the radio remotes. But yes so I could open and close.
Thanks Rob

 

[Hogwildz]

Can't ya pick up a transformer, and do the correct install?

 

[RobC]

My confusion. I do have the transformer.
Thank you. Rob