63755 Meyer Swenson Wireless Gas Spreader Control key fob Remote Kit

A New 63755 Remote Control. This is for the older version of the spreaders around 2008. They later models are orange and you would have to swap the keyfob and the receiver to teh newer style. 

This remote is used with Swenson and Meyer gas model spreaders.  

Has buttons for On/Off, Blast, and 1-5.

Here is a link to more info 

Programming the Keyfob and the Base Unit:
 The next step to the wireless controller installation is to create a 1 in 16 million address 
between the Keyfob and the Base Unit. 
Please follow these steps: 
1. Power-up the Base Unit. (Connect and supply a power source to the Male 
Connector). 
2. On the backside of the Keyfob depress the “ADD” button using a paperclip (if 
working properly the blue LED will blink). 
3. Flip the Keyfob over and push all buttons (#1 thru #8). The blue light will 
automatically turn off after approximately 18 seconds from the time you first push 
the “ADD” button. The Keyfob is now programmed. 
4. On the Base Unit, push the black “Learn” button. The red LED will begin to 
blink. 
5. On the Keyfob push all buttons (#1 thru #8). 
6. Again, on the Base Unit, push the black “Learn” button. The red LED will stop 
blinking. The Base Unit is now addressed to the Keyfob. 
Your Meyer Wireless Controller is now ready to use! 
“Learn” Button 
Programming LED “red” (“black” press button)
Antenna (coiled) Male Connector 
Battery Replacement
 The Keyfob uses a standard CR2032 lithium button cell battery. In normal use it will 
provide 1 to 2 years of operation. To replace the Keyfob battery, gently press and slide 
the battery cover off. Remove the battery by sliding it out from underneath the retainer. 
Observe the battery polarity when replacing (“+” showing face up).

Other Considerations
 Only one transmitter at a time can be activated within a reception area. Only one carrier 
of a particular frequency may occupy the same airspace at a given time. This means that 
if two transmitters are activated in the same area at the same time the signals will 
interfere and the decoder on the receiver will not see a valid transmission and the wireless 
controller will not function. If the range of the transmitter needs to be increased, contact 
your supplier and ask about antenna options of up to 1000ft. 
 Also Meyer Products, LLC has no control over the intended usage of this product. 
Because of that Meyer Products, LLC offers no written or expressed liability as to how 
this product is used. Meyer Products, LLC recommends that these units are intended for 
OFF ROAD USE ONLY!
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Follow these steps: 
• When the base unit is powered up, make sure the “red” LED comes on when the 
Keyfob buttons are depressed. If the “red” LED does not come on, the Base Unit 
is not getting a signal from the Keyfob.. If the battery in the Keyfob is more than 
2 years old check battery voltage with a meter or replace battery as needed. 
• After completing the above steps and the unit still will not function, follow the 
procedure, Programming the Keyfob and the Base Unit. 
• If the unit still will not operate. Check connections to the component that the unit 
is trying to operate using a voltmeter