The Transmitter Solutions TRALUN318DOPW2K-C is a Luna programmable two-button keychain transmitter operating at 318 MHz. Transmitter Solutions documents this transmitter for programmable telephone entry, security, and access control systems using a compatible 318 MHz receiver.
The transmitter uses a DoorKing MicroCLIK compatible protocol and is manufactured with a factory-set serial number. It must be programmed into the compatible system memory before use. This is not a DIP-switch transmitter.
The TRALUN318DOPW2K-C sends a factory-numbered 318 MHz wireless credential to a compatible receiver. The two-button version provides Button A and Button B for authorized receiver or access-control functions supported by the installed system.
Two physical buttons do not automatically provide two relays or control two gates. Button operation depends on the compatible receiver, receiver programming, and access control configuration.
The Luna TRALUN318DOPW2K-C uses a DoorKing MicroCLIK compatible protocol. DoorKing's current product reference documentation identifies 8067-080 as its two-button MicroCLIK transmitter reference.
The current Transmitter Solutions product webpage for TRALUN318DOPW2K-C lists MicroCLIK 8066-080 compatibility, but DoorKing identifies 8066-080 as a one-button transmitter and 8067-080 as the two-button model. An older Transmitter Solutions two-button cut sheet also identifies MicroCLIK 8067-080 compatibility.
Because the current Transmitter Solutions webpage conflicts with the exact button count and DoorKing model references, verify the receiver system and transmitter credential requirements before treating any DoorKing part number as a direct packaged-product cross-reference.
The current Luna family manual specifically states that the Transmitter Solutions RECTSWIE318-D receiver operates with the TRALUN318DOP transmitter family. The receiver provides a 26-bit Wiegand format output for an access control system equipped to accept 26-bit Wiegand input.
The TRALUN318DOPW2K-C transmitter itself does not have a wired Wiegand output. It sends the wireless 318 MHz credential to the compatible receiver. The receiver then provides the documented Wiegand interface to the access control panel.
Facility code, serial number, user records, and access permissions must match the way the installed access control system is administered.
Each Luna transmitter is manufactured and sold with a factory-set serial number. The transmitter must be added to the system memory using the enrollment procedure for the installed receiver, telephone entry system, or access control platform.
For HOA, community, apartment, commercial, storage, or other managed access systems, confirm the required facility code and serial-number arrangement before ordering additional transmitters. A transmitter with the correct frequency and housing may still be rejected if the credential information is not correct for the managed system.
The current Luna manual contains conflicting capacity information. Its general description states a 14-bit security code with up to 16,384 code combinations and 6 bits of facility code allowing up to 64 facility codes.
The technical specification table in the same manual lists 65,536 combinations and 16 facility codes. The current model-specific cut sheet lists 16,384 combinations and 64 facility codes.
Because these manufacturer specifications conflict, verify the required facility code and serial-number arrangement for the actual access system instead of ordering managed transmitter batches based only on the published combination count.
The TRALUN318DOPW2K-C uses the Transmitter Solutions ChargeGuard three-color LED battery-status circuit.
A ChargeGuard LED indication does not confirm that the transmitter has been enrolled into the receiver or that the receiver uses the correct 318 MHz MicroCLIK compatible protocol.
The exact TRALUN318DOPW2K-C model is the two-button version. The current Luna family manual identifies the following models:
The current Transmitter Solutions product webpage for TRALUN318DOPW2K-C contains a "One-button" feature line. This conflicts with the W2K-C model designation, current family manual, current model-specific cut sheet, and product illustration. The exact TRALUN318DOPW2K-C is documented as the two-button Luna model.
TRALUN318DOPW1K-C is the one-button version and TRALUN318DOPW4K-C is the four-button version in the same documented Luna MicroCLIK compatible family. Confirm the required button count before ordering.
Other Luna transmitters operating at 318 MHz may use a different protocol suffix and may be intended for a different receiver family. Do not select a replacement by Luna housing and frequency alone.
The Luna family is also available in combo transmitter configurations with proximity credential support. Transmitter Solutions identifies combo applications for HID, Mango, AWID, and Securakey protocols. Do not assume the standard TRALUN318DOPW2K-C includes a proximity coil or proximity credential.
318 MHz DIP-switch transmitters are not automatic replacements for this programmable transmitter. A fixed-code DIP-switch receiver and a MicroCLIK compatible credential receiver use different programming and credential methods.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | Transmitter Solutions |
| Product Family | Luna |
| Part Number | TRALUN318DOPW2K-C |
| Product Type | Programmable wireless keychain transmitter |
| Operating Frequency | 318 MHz |
| Number of Buttons | 2 |
| Button Color | Red |
| Protocol | DoorKing MicroCLIK compatible |
| Programming Type | Programmable into compatible system memory |
| Transmitter Numbering | Factory-set serial number |
| Documented Receiver | RECTSWIE318-D |
| Receiver Output Format | 26-bit Wiegand through RECTSWIE318-D |
| DoorKing Two-Button Reference | MicroCLIK 8067-080 in current DoorKing documentation |
| Battery | 1 x 12V 23A or A23 battery |
| Documented Battery Life | 18 to 24 months |
| Battery Status Feature | ChargeGuard three-color LED |
| Code Combinations | Manufacturer documents conflict: 16,384 in general description and current cut sheet; 65,536 in manual specification table |
| Facility Codes | Manufacturer documents conflict: up to 64 in general description and current cut sheet; 16 in manual specification table |
| Operating Temperature | -20 F to 131 F (-20 C to 55 C) |
| Overall Dimensions | 2.51 x 1.52 x 0.58 inches |
| Weight | 1 oz. (20 g) |
| FCC ID | SU7318TRS8 |
| Warranty | 24 months from transmitter manufacturing date per current manufacturer manual |
The biggest ordering mistake with this transmitter is matching only 318 MHz or the Luna housing. The DOP model uses a DoorKing MicroCLIK compatible credential protocol and a factory-set serial number. Check the receiver, facility code, and managed-system credential requirements before ordering. Also verify the W2K-C suffix. The current Transmitter Solutions webpage contains a one-button and 8066-080 compatibility conflict, while the current family manual, model cut sheet, and DoorKing documentation support a two-button W2K-C application and identify 8067-080 as DoorKing's two-button MicroCLIK reference.
The transmitter must be programmed into the memory of the compatible receiver or access control system. Use the enrollment instructions for the exact installed receiver, telephone entry system, or access control platform.
Do not attempt to program this transmitter by copying DIP-switch positions. Each transmitter has a factory-set serial number. Managed properties should add the transmitter through the authorized credential-management procedure for the site.
The current manufacturer manual specifies one 12V A23 or 23A battery. Battery access is through the rear battery door after removing the fixing screw. Install the replacement battery with the polarity shown in the transmitter battery compartment.
If the transmitter LED is illuminated but the system does not respond, verify that the transmitter has been programmed into system memory. Reduced operating range is a manufacturer-listed reason to replace the transmitter battery. Receiver antenna, interference, or access control system faults may also require diagnosis.
Do not bypass photo eyes, monitored safety edges, entrapment protection, emergency access, door reversal systems, or operator safety circuits while troubleshooting a transmitter or receiver problem. If the receiver, Wiegand wiring, access control panel, or gate operator has an unclear electrical or safety-circuit fault, have the system inspected by a qualified gate or access control technician.
Yes. Transmitter Solutions identifies the Luna DOP transmitter protocol as DoorKing MicroCLIK compatible. Verify the installed system uses a compatible 318 MHz receiver and confirm the required facility code and factory-set transmitter credential information before ordering.
The exact TRALUN318DOPW2K-C is the two-button Luna model. The current Transmitter Solutions family manual and model-specific cut sheet identify W2K-C as the two-button version. A one-button feature line on the current product webpage conflicts with those exact manufacturer documents.
Current DoorKing documentation identifies 8066-080 as the one-button MicroCLIK transmitter and 8067-080 as the two-button MicroCLIK transmitter. The current Transmitter Solutions webpage lists 8066-080 for TRALUN318DOPW2K-C, which conflicts with the model's two-button documentation and an older Transmitter Solutions cut sheet identifying 8067-080 compatibility.
The current Luna family manual specifically identifies the RECTSWIE318-D receiver as operating with the TRALUN318DOP transmitter family. That receiver provides a 26-bit Wiegand output for an access control system equipped to accept 26-bit Wiegand input.
The current Transmitter Solutions cut sheet lists compatibility with 318 MHz DoorKing, Monarch, Stingray, RCS, and Chameleon transmitter families. Verify the installed receiver uses the supported MicroCLIK compatible protocol and credential format before ordering.
No. The transmitter is programmable and is manufactured with a factory-set serial number. It must be enrolled into compatible system memory. Do not use DIP-switch programming instructions from a different 318 MHz transmitter family.
The current manufacturer manual and cut sheet specify one 12V 23A or A23 battery with a documented battery life of approximately 18 to 24 months. The ChargeGuard LED provides battery-status indication.
Do not assume the standard TRALUN318DOPW2K-C includes a proximity credential. Transmitter Solutions states that the Luna family is available in combo versions with a proximity coil for HID, Mango, AWID, or Securakey protocols. Verify the exact combo transmitter part number when proximity access is required.