LiftMaster CAPXM Smart Video Intercom M Instruction Manual

Common tasks: Set up a myQ Business account | Connect to the internet | Connect power | Wire a door or gate | Pair a gate operator | Parts and accessories

LiftMaster CAPXM Manual Overview

The LiftMaster CAPXM Smart Video Intercom M (Model CAPXM, branded "myQ Business Smart Video Intercom M" on the manual's cover) is, in LiftMaster's words, a cloud based access control solution that includes an integrated video camera enabling advanced video features. It has a touchscreen display, speaker, microphone, and camera, a control board, and a door board that can control up to two access points (doors or gates), each with a primary relay, an auxiliary relay, a Wiegand input, a request-to-exit input, and a status (supervised) input. It also has a built-in LiftMaster Passport receiver (Security+ 2.0) that can communicate wirelessly with compatible gate operators.

LiftMaster's manual is organized in four parts after the introduction: (1) pre-install (myQ Business account), (2) install (knockouts, mounting, ground, power), (3) network, and (4) access control (gate and door wiring, RFID reader, Wiegand output, postal lock, wiring diagram, parts, accessories). This page follows the same order. The manual has no troubleshooting chart or diagnostic code table, so this page has none; see the Control Board Overview for the diagnostic LEDs LiftMaster labels.

Control Board Overview

LiftMaster's overview illustration of the control board (page 5, front and back views) labels these items; the illustration is not reproduced here.

• Connections: power (+ and -), expansion, Wi-Fi antenna connection, speaker, microphone, touch panel, display data, Security+ 2.0 radio antenna, USB Ethernet, USB (camera), postal lock, and door board.
• Switches and diagnostic LEDs: voltage input, admin mode (switch #1; see Connect Internet), not used, +12 volts, +5 volts, +3.3 volts, +3.4 volts, and diagnostic.
• Coin cell battery: labeled on the back view.

The CAPXM overview illustration (page 4) labels the display (touchscreen), speaker (two), lock, provisions for a postal lock (two), provision for a card reader, camera window, microphone (two), tether, video camera, control board, and door control board.

Door Board Overview

The CAPXM has a combination of access control inputs and outputs on the door board that work together to control up to 2 access points (page 6). Each of Door 1 and Door 2 has a primary relay, auxiliary relay, Wiegand input, request-to-exit input, and status input, and the door board has a Wiegand output.

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Per the manual, only the 26-bit Wiegand protocol is compatible in UL installations. See pages 17 and 19 of the manual for wiring examples, and Gate Access (Wired) and Door Access below.

What Is in the CAPXM Carton

LiftMaster's carton inventory (page 7) lists these items (the installation manual is provided but not shown):

• Power supply
• Goose-neck gasket
• PK625 keys (2)
• Ferrite core
• S10K30MOV (metal oxide varistor) (4)
• 1N4005 diode kit (4)
• Radio antenna (Security+ 2.0) and cable
• Wi-Fi antenna (labeled "Wi-Fi" in the carton illustration)
• Installation manual

Tools Needed

• PH2 Phillips screwdriver
• Precision 1/8 in. flat or PH0 Phillips screwdriver
• 1/4 in. nut driver
• Drill/driver and 7/64 in. drill bit
• Hammer drill bits for the drill/driver
• RJ45 crimping pliers
• Multimeter and measuring tape
• Conduit bender and conduit cutter/reamer
• Hack saw
• Center punch tool and hammer

Additional tools LiftMaster recommends: network LAN cable tester, Wi-Fi analyzer app (smartphone app), network analyzer software, a computer with an Ethernet port, and an Ethernet patch cable.

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), pages 4 to 7.

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LiftMaster CAPXM Specifications

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LiftMaster's note: *Only the 26-bit Wiegand protocol is compatible in UL installations. Wi-Fi and wireless ranges were not evaluated by UL.

CAPXM Dimensions

LiftMaster's dimensions drawing (page 8) shows front, side, back, and bottom views with these printed dimensions: 6-1/8 in (15.6 cm), 17 in (43.2 cm), 15 in (38.1 cm), 8.43 in (21.4 cm), 4 in (10.2 cm), and 2.25 in (5.7 cm), plus two 3/4 in. conduit knockouts and one 1-1/4 in. conduit knockout. The drawing is not reproduced here; see page 8 of the original manual to match each dimension to its view.

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), page 8.

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Important Safety Information

Safety Warnings From the CAPXM Manual

LiftMaster's page 2 also reviews its safety symbols (mechanical and electrical hazards) and signal words, which alert you to the possibility of serious injury or death, or of damage to property or product, if the warnings are not followed. It includes a California Proposition 65 warning: this product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm (www.P65Warnings.ca.gov).

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), page 2.

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CAPXM Wire Specifications and Internet Requirements

Wire Specifications

LiftMaster says to use this chart to pull wires in preparation for installation, and to check the national and local building codes BEFORE installation (page 9).

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LiftMaster's notes: main power supply and control wiring MUST be run in separate conduits. Conduits must be UL approved for low and high voltage. Refer to the NEC for additional wiring requirements. Category 5e cabling is the minimum performance category recommended. Wiring shall be in accordance with the National Electrical Code (ANSI/NFPA 70), local codes, and authorities having jurisdiction.

Always provide power from a dedicated source. Plug the provided transformer into an outlet wired to its own 10 Amp minimum circuit breaker. This prevents two problems: other equipment cannot introduce spikes, noise, surges, or dips into the power circuit that will affect the system, and the system's operation will not be affected if other equipment develops a short circuit across the power line.

*CAT 5/6 network cable notes: for outdoor distances exceeding 140 feet (42.7 m), a UL497 compliant primary surge protector MUST be installed at the CAPXM. Distances exceeding 328 feet (100 m) may be accommodated with additional hardware (available through third-party sources).

Internet Requirements

When selecting a router, use the following information to ensure compatibility (page 10). The CAPXM can be connected to a router through a wired connection or Wi-Fi. LiftMaster recommends a minimum upload/download speed of 5 Mbps for each CAPXM supporting video camera feeds. This upload speed should be met when considering the use of other devices on the network, like cameras and computers.

• Wi-Fi security compatibility: WPA3 Personal and WPA2 Personal (AES).
• Wi-Fi protocols: 802.11b, 802.11g, and 802.11n @ 2.4 GHz.
• Wi-Fi extenders: DO NOT use Wi-Fi extender devices. They may introduce latency in the connection, leading to choppy or lost video transmission.
• Signal strength: if using a Wi-Fi signal strength tool or app, a continuous Wi-Fi signal strength of at least -65 dBm (numbers closer to zero are stronger) at the CAPXM must be guaranteed to ensure an acceptable connection to the local network. When checking signal strength in CAPXM admin mode, LiftMaster recommends at least two bars, as shown on the CAPXM screen.
• If two bars are not available: relocate the router or the antenna, or use accessory WFAEXT (Wi-Fi Antenna Extension Kit, 15 ft) to move the CAPXM antenna higher up or to a location resulting in two or more bars.
• Hidden networks: hidden network SSIDs are not supported. The network must be selectable from the CAPXM display.
• Secondary authentication: Wi-Fi networks requiring secondary authentication are not supported (for example, hotel and airport Wi-Fi).

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), pages 9 and 10.

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myQ Business Account Setup

LiftMaster's pre-install step (page 11) sets up the myQ Business account the CAPXM needs. If you have an existing myQ account, your myQ Business account will have the same password; go to myQBusiness.com and log in.

For support, LiftMaster lists 800.528.2806 or support.partner.liftmaster.com/s/community-access-support. A SIP account is required for the calling function: LiftMaster only supports Phone.com for video calling features and cannot guarantee or support a third party SIP provider's compatibility for voice-only calling. For myQ Business programming, LiftMaster directs you to www.myqbusiness.com (page 3).

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), page 11.

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LiftMaster CAPXM Installation

LiftMaster's installation steps are: Step 1, remove knockouts; Step 2, mount the CAPXM; Step 3, install the ground; Step 4, connect power. Network setup then follows (connect internet and validate setup), and then the access control wiring.

Remove Knockouts (Step 1)

LiftMaster's illustration marks each knockout with a letter: E = electrical wiring, P = pedestal mount, R = recess/surface mount, S = Security+ 2.0 radio antenna, and W = Wi-Fi antenna.

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), page 12.

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Mount the CAPXM (Step 2)

• Cover clearance: ensure the cover can fully open to allow access after the installation is complete. Allow 1/8 in. (3.175 mm) of space between the bottom of the CAPXM and the wall if flush-mounting the CAPXM without the trim kit.
• ADA compliance: when mounting the CAPXM at a pedestrian entrance, to meet ADA compliance, mount the top of the CAPXM screen no higher than 54 inches from the ground.
• Sealing: make sure the CAPXM is properly sealed to prevent damage from moisture.

LiftMaster's illustrations show a pedestal mount and a surface mount.

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), page 13.

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Install the Ground (Step 3)

Important (LiftMaster): an earth ground rod is strongly recommended and should be no further than 12 feet (3.7 m) from the CAPXM, using a minimum of 12 gauge wire in most cases. The type and length of earth ground rods vary by region. Contact the AHJ (Authority Having Jurisdiction) in the municipality where you plan to install the CAPXM for correct grounding materials and installation procedures. A proper ground is critical to minimizing the risk of damage to the CAPXM from electrical transients.

LiftMaster's illustration shows 12 AWG minimum ground wire to an earth ground rod, with other ground sources within 12 feet of the access control panel (the existing electrical system ground, or a metallic cold water pipe) and a maximum of 12 feet (3.7 m).

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), page 14.

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Connect Power (Step 4)

The outlet for the CAPXM MUST be an external dedicated 120 Vac outlet, wired back to its own 10 Amp minimum circuit breaker. Maximum wire run distances for the power wiring:

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If the power supply is installed outdoors, it must have its own approved NEMA 4 rated weatherproof electrical enclosure. Use conduit from the power supply enclosure to the controller enclosure.

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), page 15.

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Connect Internet (Network Step 1)

The CAPXM can connect to the internet with a wired connection or with Wi-Fi (wireless); see Internet Requirements. Make sure you are in Admin Mode before you connect to the internet. If you are not in Admin Mode, flip switch #1 to the ON position on the control board, press the Network tab on the CAPXM display, and press the "Change Network Settings" button. Follow the instructions for your application.

Additional compatibility considerations (LiftMaster): when checking signal strength in CAPXM admin mode, LiftMaster recommends at least two bars. If two bars are not available, relocate the router or the antenna, or use accessory WFAEXT (Wi-Fi Antenna Extension Kit, 15 ft). If using a Wi-Fi signal strength tool or app, a continuous signal strength of at least -65 dBm at the CAPXM must be guaranteed. Hidden network SSIDs and networks requiring secondary authentication are not supported.

LiftMaster's illustration labels the Ethernet path (LAN on the control board, router/switch, modem, Ethernet cable, 325 feet [99.1 m] maximum) and a Wi-Fi signal graphic with three ranges: -30 to -67 dBm GOOD, -66 to -85 dBm POSSIBLE, and "-86 dBm or weaker" POOR (printed as "≥ -86 dBm").

Validate Setup (Network Step 2)

On the display, select each tab in Admin Mode to validate the setup (network, inputs, outputs, and so on). Once you have validated the setup, exit Admin Mode.

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), page 16.

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CAPXM Access Control Wiring

LiftMaster's manual shows wiring examples for gate access (wired, page 17), gate access (wireless, page 18), door access (page 19), an RFID reader (page 20), a Wiegand output (page 21), and a postal lock (page 21), plus a wiring diagram of the CAPXM's internal connections (page 22). All wiring pages say to disconnect power BEFORE making electrical connections. The diagrams are not reproduced on this page; use the original manual pages for terminal-level connections, and the notes below, which LiftMaster prints on the diagrams.

Gate Access, Wired (Page 17)

Gate access can be wired to Door 1 or Door 2 on the door board. LiftMaster Security+ 2.0 gate operators can also be programmed to communicate wirelessly instead of using a wired connection (see Gate Access, Wireless). The labels on LiftMaster's example include: push button, gate operator, maglock, reader or keypad (12Vdc red, ground black, DATA 0 green, DATA 1 white, green LED orange, red LED brown), external free exit loop detector, request to exit, status (supervised, with an end-of-line resistor), primary relay, auxiliary relay (alarm bypass, light), and an RFID antenna with Wiegand output.

• Gate operator connection: connect to the gate operator's auxiliary closed limit switch; refer to the gate operator manual. The status (supervised) connection is not applicable for wireless gate operator connections.
• Maglock: use 18-22 AWG wire and a separate power supply (not provided). DO NOT use the controller's power supply. For DC power, install a 1N4005 diode or equivalent. For AC power, install a Siemens S10K30MOV (metal oxide varistor) (provided) or equivalent.
• End-of-line resistor: 1k ohm.
• RFID antenna: power it separately (power not provided); DO NOT use the controller's power supply.
• Wiring: keep the length of unshielded wires to a minimum to avoid electrical noise. For a KPR2000 keypad, wire the pink and black (ground) wires together.
• Light or load on the auxiliary relay: the diagram's labels include an isolation relay, a low voltage power supply, and the load, line, and neutral connections.
• UL evaluation: the maglock and alarm bypass were not evaluated by UL.

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), page 17.

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Gate Access, Wireless (Page 18)

The CAPXM can communicate wirelessly with LiftMaster UL325 gate operators to send open commands, monitor gate position, and send email notifications if an error occurs in the operator (email notifications are configured in myQ Business). Up to 4 gate operators can be paired with the CAPXM, one for each primary and auxiliary relay. If using dual gates, program the CAPXM to the primary operator. Use of this feature requires the optional Passport antenna kit.

LiftMaster directs you to myQBusiness.com for more information on how to set up doors for wireless linking. See also the compatibility limits in Specifications (750 feet open air, Security+ 2.0 and listed operator firmware, not compatible with barrier gate operators).

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), page 18.

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Door Access (Page 19)

Door access can be wired to Door 1 or Door 2 on the door board. The labels on LiftMaster's door access example include: push button, door strike, maglock, proximity sensor, request to exit (REX), supervised (door status) with a supervised or non-supervised door sensor, reader or keypad (12Vdc red, ground black, DATA 0 green, DATA 1 white, green LED orange, red LED brown), primary relay, auxiliary relay (alarm bypass and a light), and the isolation relay, low voltage power supply, load, line, and neutral. The diagram itself is the authority for which device connects to which terminal.

• Maglock and door strike power: use a separate power supply (not provided). DO NOT use the controller's power supply for the maglock. Use 18-22 AWG wire.
• Surge protection for the lock: for DC power, install a 1N4005 diode or equivalent. For AC power, install a Siemens S10K30MOV (metal oxide varistor) (provided) or equivalent.
• Supervised input: the diagram shows an end-of-line (EOL) resistor (1k ohm) for the supervised door sensor.
• Wiring: keep the length of unshielded wires to a minimum to avoid electrical noise. For a KPR2000 keypad, wire the pink and black (ground) wires together.
• UL evaluation: the maglock, door strike, and alarm bypass were not evaluated by UL.

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), page 19.

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RFID Reader (Page 20)

Page 20 is the LiftMaster LMSC1000 RFID reader wiring diagram. Its labels include: the LMSC1000 RFID reader, a power transformer (24 Volts AC/DC, 1 Amp max.), an optional arming loop detector, a low voltage light, an external low voltage indicator light (optional), the gate operator (normally open and common), and the door board with Door 1 and Door 2 (Wiegand input, primary relay, auxiliary relay, request to exit, status, and Wiegand output).

• To enable the optional arming loop detector, set switch #5 to "ON".
• The gray, blue, and brown wires from the RFID reader are unused.

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), page 20.

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Wiegand Output (Page 21)

Disconnect power BEFORE making electrical connections. The CAPXM offers a Wiegand output capable of 26-bit transmission of the following data, and/or:

• Success call with access granted by the resident: the CAPXM will provide a myQ Business specified facility code followed by the Directory Code of the resident that granted access.
• Successful access through entry code: the CAPXM will provide a myQ Business specified facility code followed by the successful entry code.
• Successful access with a Wiegand credential: the CAPXM will pass along the successful credential facility code and ID.

LiftMaster's illustration connects the door board's Data-0, Ground, and Data-1 to a third party access system Wiegand input. This device/reader must be listed to UL 294.

Postal Lock (Page 21)

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), page 21.

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CAPXM Wiring Diagram (Page 22)

LiftMaster's wiring diagram (page 22, not to scale) shows the internal connections on the back of the control board, with wire colors (yellow, white, green, black, white, red, black, red, black, and purple) between these labeled parts: the red Ethernet connection, USB, USB camera, door board, postal lock switch, power supply, Ethernet connection, internal Wi-Fi antenna, optional external Wi-Fi antenna, optional myQ cable extension kit, speaker, microphone, faceplate/screen, display data, and touch panel. LiftMaster states that it is not responsible for conflicts between the information listed in the wiring diagram and the requirements of your local building codes; the information is for suggested use ONLY, and local codes must be checked BEFORE installation. Use the original page 22 for the diagram itself.

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), page 22.

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CAPXM Repair Parts and Accessories

LiftMaster's page 23 lists two tables and the headings "Accessories" and "Repair Parts." The links below open related All Security Equipment category pages and do not by themselves confirm that we stock an item or that it fits your CAPXM.

Repair Parts

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Compatible CAPXM Accessories

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*The KPR2000 is not UL listed to UL 294. It cannot be used as the primary means of granting or denying access, only for supplemental use. **Available in 10 and 100 packs; replace X with 10 or 100. LiftMaster also notes that a current list of compatible readers and keypads is maintained at LiftMaster.com; if your reader or keypad model is not listed there, contact LiftMaster Technical Support to determine compatibility.

Shop related products: intercom and telephone entry systems | keypads | fob and card readers | remotes and receivers | power supplies | gate operators

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), page 23.

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CAPXM Configuration Sheet

LiftMaster provides a configuration sheet (page 24) to record device information and configuration settings. It has fields for the CAPXM name and notes, and, for each of Door 1 and Door 2: the door/gate name; the inputs (Wiegand, REX, status, and whether an EOL resistor is used, yes or no); and the outputs (primary relay and auxiliary relay, each normally open or normally closed). LiftMaster notes that any user of the system is subject to the terms outlined in the product EULA. Print the sheet from the original manual to fill it in.

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), page 24.

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Legal Disclaimers and Compliance

The manual's legal page (page 25) includes the following topics. It is summarized here; read the original page for the full text.

• Canada, Underwriters Laboratories: the CAPXM shall be installed in accordance with Part 1 of the Canadian Electrical Code.
• Documentation disclaimer: information in the manual is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of LiftMaster; LiftMaster directs readers to LiftMaster.com for the most up-to-date information. The document and its data shall not be duplicated, used, or disclosed to others for procurement or manufacturing except with LiftMaster's written permission.
• UL 294 access control unit ratings printed: Endurance: Level 3, Line security: Level 1, Destructive Attack: Level 1, Power Standby: Level 1.
• FCC and Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada: the device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules and Canadian license-exempt RSS standards, and is a Class B digital device. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. The device must be installed to maintain a minimum 20 cm (8 in.) distance between users or bystanders and the device.
• ADA: when mounting the CAPXM at a pedestrian entrance, mount the top of the screen no higher than 54 inches from the ground.
• Local requirements: refer to the local jurisdiction for any specific requirements, such as physical signage that may be required.

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), page 25.

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CAPXM Warranty

Per LiftMaster's warranty (page 26), LiftMaster ("Seller") warrants to the first purchaser of the product, for the structure in which it is originally installed, that it is free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of two years from the date of purchase. Proper operation depends on complying with the instructions for installation, operation, maintenance, and testing; failure to comply strictly with those instructions will void the limited warranty in its entirety.

If, during the warranty period, the product appears to contain a covered defect, LiftMaster says to call 1-800-528-2806 before dismantling the product, then send it, pre-paid and insured, to its service center for warranty replacement. The warranty does not cover non-defect damage, damage caused by improper installation, operation, or care, labor charges for reinstalling a repaired or replaced unit, problems related to interference, or replacement of batteries, and it limits liability as stated in the full text. The complete terms are printed on page 26 of the manual.

Source: LiftMaster CAPXM installation manual (English), page 26.

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Frequently Asked Questions About the LiftMaster CAPXM

How many doors or gates can one CAPXM control?

Up to two access points (Door 1 and Door 2 on the door board), each with a primary relay, an auxiliary relay, a Wiegand input, a request-to-exit input, and a status input (page 6). It can also pair wirelessly with up to 4 gate operators, one for each primary and auxiliary relay (page 18). For a single access point, LiftMaster's CAPXS is the smaller model; see Related LiftMaster Resources.

What does the CAPXM need to work?

Per the manual: a myQ Business account with a service subscription (page 11), the supplied 24VDC power supply on a dedicated 120 Vac outlet (page 15), an internet connection by Ethernet or Wi-Fi with at least 5 Mbps upload and download per CAPXM that supports video (page 10), and a SIP account through Phone.com for the calling function (page 11).

How do I enter Admin Mode?

Flip switch #1 on the control board to the ON position (pages 16 and 18). For a new installation, press the login button without entering anything in the Admin Username and Admin Password fields (page 18). See Connect Internet.

What Wi-Fi does the CAPXM support?

802.11b/g/n at 2.4 GHz with WPA3 Personal or WPA2 Personal (AES), up to 250 feet open air. It does not support Wi-Fi extenders, hidden SSIDs, or networks that require secondary authentication such as hotel or airport Wi-Fi. If you cannot get two bars, relocate the router or antenna or use the WFAEXT antenna extension (pages 8, 10, and 16). See Internet Requirements.

Which gate operators can the CAPXM talk to wirelessly?

LiftMaster Security+ 2.0 gate operators, 2018 LiftMaster gate operators (firmware v4.4 and later), and HD operators (firmware v3.3 or later), up to 750 feet open air. It is not compatible with LiftMaster barrier gate operators, and wireless linking needs the optional Passport antenna kit (pages 8 and 18). See Gate Access, Wireless.

How far can I run the power wire?

Up to 300 feet with 14 AWG, 200 feet with 16 AWG, and 100 feet with 18 AWG (page 15). See Connect Power.

What ground does the CAPXM need?

LiftMaster strongly recommends an earth ground rod no more than 12 feet (3.7 m) from the CAPXM, with at least 12 AWG wire (page 14). See Install the Ground.

Which Wiegand formats does the CAPXM accept?

26-bit, 30-bit, 32-bit MiFare, and 37-bit with and without facility code, plus ASCII for keypads; only the 26-bit protocol is compatible in UL installations (pages 6 and 8). The CAPXM also has a 26-bit Wiegand output for third party access systems (page 21).

How high should I mount the CAPXM?

At a pedestrian entrance, to meet ADA compliance, mount the top of the screen no higher than 54 inches from the ground (page 13). See Mount the CAPXM.

Can I power a maglock or door strike from the CAPXM power supply?

No. LiftMaster says not to use the controller's power supply for the maglock, and to use only a UL listed burglar alarm or access control system to power electronic strikes and latches (pages 15, 17, and 19).

What warranty does the CAPXM have?

LiftMaster's limited warranty is two years from the date of purchase. See CAPXM Warranty and page 26 of the manual.

Does the manual come in other languages?

Yes. LiftMaster's combined PDF has the English manual first (pages 1 to 26), followed by French and Spanish versions. This page presents the English version.

Original LiftMaster CAPXM Documentation

This HTML resource is presented by All Security Equipment, is not a LiftMaster publication, and does not replace the original manufacturer documentation. It is based on LiftMaster's CAPXM Smart Video Intercom M installation manual (English).

• LiftMaster CAPXM Installation Manual, English, French, Spanish: the document this page is based on (English on pages 1 to 26).
• LiftMaster Smart Video Intercom-M (CAPXM) product page at All Security Equipment

Check LiftMaster's product page for the current revision before relying on any document, because LiftMaster may update them.

Related LiftMaster Resources

• LiftMaster CAPXS Smart Video Intercom S (single access point)
• LiftMaster CAPXLV2 Smart Video Intercom L
• Intercom and telephone entry systems
• Wireless intercom and telephone entry systems
• All LiftMaster products