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DESCRIPTION OF CONNECTORS

 

The following charts show the purpose of each wire on each connector and list the pin position, color code and give 
a brief description of each. 
Whenever you need further explanations on a wire or need to access the virtually unlimited programming flexibility of 
this AstroStart product, a reference to the detailed installation instructions found later in the manual will allow you to 
understand all of the connection and programming options available.   
The last chart lists the connectors for the plug-in accessories. 

P1 CONNECTOR (Optional) 

PIN COLOR DESCRIPTION 

PURPOSE 

Red/White  

Siren Output 

(+) 3amp max  

Connect this wire to the Red wire of the Siren. 

See details on page 9. 

Grey 

Trunk Output 

(-) 150ma max 

Connect this wire to the circuit that feeds the trunk release mechanism. 

See details on page 9. 

Blue 

Dome light 

Output  

 (-) 150ma max 

Connect this wire to the circuit that feeds light in passenger compartment. 

See details on page 9. 

The programming options for this wire are at Stage 1 – Level 4 on page 18 and at 

Stage 2 – Level 3 on page 23. 

- - 

No 

connection. 

Pink 

Ground when 

armed Output 

(-) 150ma max 

Connect this wire to any device that needs to be neutralized or activated in 

conjunction with the integrated alarm system.  

See details on page 9. 

White 

Door Input (-)  

Purple 

Door Input (+)  

Connect the White wire to the Negative side and the Purple wire to the Positive side 

of the dome light or any light of passenger compartment. These wires are used to 

monitor intrusion through the doors.  

In Alarm Link mode, they are used to monitor the horn chirps from the OEM alarm. 

Both (-) and (+) connections are required. 

See details on page 9. 

Yellow 

Key detection 

Input (-) 

Connected to “key reminder” circuit on steering column, this input prevents locking 

of the doors during automatic rearming of the alarm if key is in the ignition. Only 

required if semi-passive or passive arming is selected at Stage 1 - Level 14 or when 

“Rearming OEM security system” is enabled in Stage 1 - Level 4. 

See details on page 10. 

 

P2 CONNECTOR 

PIN COLOR DESCRIPTION 

PURPOSE 

1-2 

Red - 

Not use - Do not tap in or cut! 

Black/ 

Red 

Hood pin input 

N.O. or N.C. 

Connect this wire to the provided hood switch. 

Default setting: Normally closed 

when hood is opened.  

See Stage 1 – Level 3 on page 18 for programming options. 

See page 10 for more details on the input. 

 

SAFETY CIRCUIT -

 

must be connected!

 

White/ 

Green 

Brake Input 

(+) 

Connect this wire to the brake light circuit of the vehicle.  

 

SAFETY CIRCUIT -

 

must be connected! 

See page 10 for more details on the input. 

Orange/ 

White 

Parking Light 

supervision 

Input (±) 

Glow Plug 

supervision 

Input (±) 

If hookup for Parking light supervision

, connect this wire to the Parking Light 

circuit of the vehicle. That will allow the remote starter to detect the lights staying ON 

when the vehicle is parked. 

If hookup for Glow Plug supervision,

 connect this wire to the circuit that changes 

polarity when the Glow Plugs are warm enough to start. This allows remote start to 

remain in stand-by mode until Glow plug has preheated (up to 30 sec.).  

Default setting: Parking Light supervision, Positive (+) 

The programming options for this wire are at Stage 1 – Level 3 on page 18. 

See page 10 for more details on the input. 

Summary of Contents for BBF

Page 1: ...24 INSTALLATION MANUAL XRT BBK BBF BBU BBW CONTROL MODULES FOR ALL GAS DIESEL AND HYBRID POWERED VEHICLES Instructions en fran ais au verso REMOTE CONTROL ENGINE STARTER THIS PRODUCT MUST BE INSTALLED...

Page 2: ...lled in a manual transmission vehicle the installation must be done safely using a manual interface not included part no RS MI This module is designed to force the user to ensure that the gearshift le...

Page 3: ...GROUND INPUT 11 P2 13 TO P2 16 PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUT 1 TO 4 12 P3 POWER DOOR LOCKS 12 P4 MAIN HARNESS 12 P4 1 RED BLACK POWER INPUT 12 P4 2 YELLOW ACCESSORY OUTPUT 12 P4 3 GREEN PARKING LIGHT OUTPUT 13...

Page 4: ...this guide MANUAL TRANSMISSION VEHICLE Make sure you have in hand a manual interface module part no RS MI not included specially made to safely install the remote starter in a manual transmission vehi...

Page 5: ...nstallation of the control module and to test it before proceeding with the connection of the interface that neutralizes the vehicle s immobilization system Starter Kill See details in Step 2 Full Sta...

Page 6: ...hrough the doors In Alarm Link mode they are used to monitor the horn chirps from the OEM alarm Both and connections are required See details on page 9 8 Yellow Key detection Input Connected to key re...

Page 7: ...e 1 Level 2 on page 17 11 Black Ground Input Main Ground MUST be connected to left kick panel or firewall only 12 N C Not used 13 Brown 1 14 White Blue 2 15 White 3 16 Purple Programmable Output 150ma...

Page 8: ...C 87a Pin 87A of standard Bosch type relay 3 N O 87 Pin 87 of standard Bosch type relay The default setting is for Active while running Stage 1 Level 9 on page 20 An appropriate fuse must protect Powe...

Page 9: ...Programmable output 1 Pulse before Start and with Unlock Level 5 Page 19 Programmable output 2 Pulse after runtime and with Lock Level 6 Page 19 Programmable output 3 Trunk opening Level 7 Page 19 Pro...

Page 10: ...and will support anti battery depletion functions found in newer vehicles If the Alarm Link option is used the White and the Purple are now used to detect the OEM alarm horn Remember both the Purple a...

Page 11: ...that page your remote if the OEM alarm s been triggered by monitoring the horn wire In the AstroStart Alarm mode these wires are used to detect door opening in order to trigger the alarm Wired in Alar...

Page 12: ...E BRAKE SWITCH INPUT Positive input used for programming and to neutralize a remote start sequence Connect White Green wire to brake lights circuit at brake pedal switch wire that provides 12 VDC only...

Page 13: ...be found at the negative terminal of ignition coil on ignition module or at the back of the instrument cluster Note For additional protection it is recommended that a 0 5A fuse be added at the junctio...

Page 14: ...e 30 amps When there is more than one feed circuit use the circuit that supplies most power Under no circumstances rating of the fuse on this circuit should be modified P4 2 Yellow ACCESSORY OUTPUT Pr...

Page 15: ...ark Blue STARTER OUTPUT 12V output used to supply power to the starter motor in the vehicle This is another circuit that can potentially hold multiple wires Additional relays must be added to ensure v...

Page 16: ...indicates the users various statuses alarm system antitheft and safety sequence If the LED is installed in a location visible from outside the vehicle it will also act as a deterrent When the programm...

Page 17: ...e switch should be mounted in a location easily accessible by the operator such as under the dashboard where the driver can reach it easily The round shape of the switch allows you to install it on th...

Page 18: ...Dip 1 to 4 and press on the brakes LEVELS PROGRAMMING Programming Levels need to be read in 2 separate parts The first one Dip switches 1 to 4 are used to select programming levels while Dip switches...

Page 19: ...rogramming started see LEVEL 2 programming An installer can therefore change the parameters of Dipswitches 8 9 without worrying about the number of cylinders previously programmed The technician would...

Page 20: ...plug circuit the runtime is twice the setting done 2 Positive Negative settings glow plug are based on the circuit being activated Parking Light or Glow Plug light ON 3 Hood Pin switch type Normally o...

Page 21: ...ity 1 Utility 2 Utility 3 1 second fixed time Utility 4 1 second fixed time Ground when Safety sequence is Valid Ground when the security system AstroStart or OEM is triggered or when the Panic mode i...

Page 22: ...1 LEVEL 9 5 6 7 8 9 Pulse Before Start Pulse After Shutdown Active While Running Parking Lights Pulse After Startup Pulse on 2nd Unlock Ignition Accessory Starter Trunk Release Pulse after Ignition Of...

Page 23: ...t on all Lock outputs Enabled 2 4 minutes 4 8 minutes 8 16 minutes Default settings RPM 3000 Enabled Pulse before start on all Unlock outputs Disabled Pulse after Start on all Lock outputs Disabled En...

Page 24: ...n See Note 1 Vehicle Type Automatic transmission 2 Parking brake activation 1 Parking brake activation See Note 2 Activation and deactivation by Remote control See Note 3 Manual sequence initialized b...

Page 25: ...on this output Utility 4 1 second fixed time Deactivated MISCELLANEOUS CONFIGURATIONS STAGE 2 LEVEL 3 5 6 7 8 9 Enabled Start confirmation on demand Disabled Horn 2nd Lock confirmation type Siren Disa...

Page 26: ...attempts Note If the engine starts then immediately stops for no apparent reason during a start cycle it may be that the vehicle is equipped with an immobilization system Anti start Make sure this sys...

Page 27: ...ditional relays may be required to activate additional circuits or a programming may need to be changed Read the diagnostic code on the control module LED and refer to the table of diagnostic codes on...

Page 28: ...stop the engine to confirm that the sequence is valid 3 Open and close one door only 4 Try to remote start engine again to confirm that opening that door broke the sequence 5 Engine MUST NOT START If...

Page 29: ...output called Ground when Unlock by User 2 allowing different functions in the vehicle to be controlled by a different user when Unlocking WITH THE IGNITION KEY One or more remote transmitters can be...

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