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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT: Make all wiring connections to the vehicle before connecting the main 

6-pin harness and all plug-in connectors to the receiver control module.

1.

Before mounting the Control Module, you must set the PROGRAMMING DIPSWITCHES for the kind of

operation the customer wants.
These are the switch settings available; Standard (Default) settings are in “BOLD”  type:
Switch #1 Door Lock and Unlock Pulse Time: ON = 3/4 seconds. OFF = 3 seconds.
Switch #2 Door Lock and Unlock with ignition: ON = YES. OFF = NO.
Switch #3 Passive Door Locks. ON= YES. OFF= NO
Switch #4 Passive Arming. ON= YES. OFF= NO

2.

Mount the Receiver and Control Module in a secure area, away from vehicle computers and heating/air condi-

tioning ducts.The location should be convenient for your installation, but well hidden from thieves.Try to mount the unit
as far away from metal objects as possible.This will increase the range of its Remote Control Transmitter.

3.

Route the wires of the harnesses to areas in which the different accessories will be mounted.You may need

to extend some wires. DO NOT plug the wiring harnesses into the Receiver Control Module until all
connections have been completed.
When running the harness wires through the vehicle, be careful to run them where they CANNOT be DAM-
AGED or SHORTED to GROUND or other WIRING. Keep them away from ALL MOVING PARTS of the vehicle
or where HIGH HEAT can damage their insulation.Always protect the harness wires where they pass through
holes in metal panels by using RUBBER GROMMETS.

4.

Mount the LED Status Indicator in an easily seen location such as the center of the dash or the inside top

edge of the driver’s or passenger’s door. Connect the RED 2-pin connector from the LED to the RED
2-pin male plug on the circuit board of the Receiver Control Module.

7.

Install the  Valet/Override Switch in a hidden location that is easily reached by the driver. Remember that

the code learning and valet/override sequence require using this switch in conjunction with the ignition switch, so it
should be hidden, but convenient to use when needed. Connect the BLUE 2-pin connector from the Override
Switch to the BLUE 2-pin male plug on the circuit board of the Receiver Control Module.

8.

Find the Starter wire and cut in half , connect to the BROWN wires.

9.

Mount and connect any optional function modules included in the installation, following the mounting and

wiring directions supplied with them.

10.

Complete the general wiring of the main harness by connecting...

A.The RED wire to CO12vdc. IMPORTANT: Remove the fuse from the harness before connection.
B. Connect BROWN wire to siren or horn.
C.The YELLOW wire to a source of TRUE IGNITION (must not drop while starting).
D.The BLACK wire to a good chassis GROUND point.
E.The GRAY wire connects to 2nd. channel output (relay required), i.e. trunk release, remote autostart, etc.
F.The WHITE wire to the vehicle’s PARKING/DOME LIGHT circuit. See the Circuit Diagram on Page 5.

Summary of Contents for BW 752

Page 1: ...p battery BWS 500 Window roll up WRM 2 Remote starter RAS 101 Power door lock PDL 50 Trunk release TR 100 Relay SPDT Starter disable relay socket BRS 003 5 wire door lock relay socket BRS 008P16 door lock Inverter BW 34516 SPECIFICATIONS Operating voltage 12VDC Neg Ground Code learning 3 Codes Max Current consumption 5 mA max disarmed Door lock unlock output 500 mA Channel 2 output drive 500 mA va...

Page 2: ... where HIGH HEAT can damage their insulation Always protect the harness wires where they pass through holes in metal panels by using RUBBER GROMMETS 4 Mount the LED Status Indicator in an easily seen location such as the center of the dash or the inside top edge of the driver s or passenger s door Connect the RED 2 pin connector from the LED to the RED 2 pin male plug on the circuit board of the R...

Page 3: ...ds the LED will turn ON solid Start your vehicle in normal operation 16 The Status Indicators below show the various signals that are produced to indicate a particular condition or situation of the Starter Disable Keyless Entry System 17 Siren Horn Pulsing Output To enable pulsing horn output with the ignition key ON push button 3 on 3 button remote push buttons 1 and 2 simultaneously on 2 button ...

Page 4: ...White Parking Light Dome Light Output negative output Requires 2 relays for both outputs 3 PIN PLUG IN HARNESS 1 Yellow Unlock Pulse negative output 2 Red Constant 12V output 3 Green Black Lock Pulse negative output 2 PIN OVERRIDE VALET BLUE PLUG IN HARNESS 1 Blue Plug Plug for override valet switch 2 PIN LED RED PLUG IN HARNESS 1 Red Plug Plug for LED Status Indicator PLUG IN STARTER CONNECTORS 1...

Page 5: ... SIREN OUTPUT BROWN YELLOW BLACK GRAY WHITE RED FUSE RED LED CONNECTOR BLUE VALET CONNECTOR 1 2 3 4 DIPSWITCH INSIDE OF MODULE 4 D I P S W I T C H P R O G R A M S 1 Door lock unlock pulse ON 75 sec OFF 3 sec 2 Door lock unlock w ignition ON Yes OFF No 3 Passive Door Locks ON Yes OFF No 4 Passive Arming ON Yes OFF No See programming specifics on page 2 Section 1 WIRING DIAGRAM Ignition 12V MUST NOT...

Page 6: ...AY BLUE WIRE FROM ALARM GREEN WIRE FROM ALARM 12V FUSED CONSTANT LOCK UNLOCK If the power trunk release requires a positive pulse to operate use this circuit 2nd CHANNEL AUXILIARY GRAY WIRE 12V POSITIVE OUT TO TRUNK 12V REVERSE POLARITY DIRECTLY TO AD ON ACTUATORS GROUND GROUND REVERSE POLARITY USING FACTORY SYSTEMS FOR NEGATIVE PARKING LIGHTS TRUNK RELEASE CIRCUIT DIAGRAM SWITCH ACTUATOR LOCK UNL...

Page 7: ... switch is not pressed Repair or replace switch or check long enough to activate the Keyless ignition wire for voltage Entry Flashing output does Bad connection on WHITE Check WHITE wire Connect not work wire or the drive polarity is a SPDT Relay to this wire and wrong for the circuit being apply the opposite polarity to the driven circuit being driven Door locks do not Defective GREEN or BLUE Che...

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