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Unlatch Solenoid:
Attach the positive wire from the unlatch solenoid to Premier Canine System™ connector pin #6. This will route the positive 12
Volts DC output necessary to enable the solenoid to unlatch the door. Connect the negative lead of the unlatch solenoid to a
good ground point on the vehicle chassis.
Notes: Most doors have weak or poor vehicle grounds. Also remove paint/coatings from the surface around these connections to
ensure a proper ground has been established. It may be necessary to run the vehicle engine during repetitive testing of the door
opening function of your Premier Canine System™
, to help prevent a low battery voltage condition from interfering with the
testing process.
The Premier Canine System™ has a low voltage detection system which will trigger the alarm system.
Electric Door Locks:
Use a voltmeter at the electric door lock actuator inside the door to locate the vehicle positive 12 volt door unlocks trigger
line. The input on the electric lock/unlock actuator reverses polarity depending on the lock/unlock function. Verify that positive
voltage is present during the unlock function. Cut the wire between the unlock switch and the electric door lock actuator. Route
the Red/Black, two-conductor wire provided to the subject door lock. Connect the Red wire to the wire that is attached to the
switch side of the cut wire. Connect the Black wire to the door unlock actuator side of the cut wire.
NOTE:
Do not split the Red/Black two-conductor wire, it is recommended to route them together as they are attached.
Electric Windows (A & B):
Use a Voltmeter at the electric window motor inside the door, locate the electric window motor input (positive 12 volts when
the window is rolling down). The input to the electric window motor reverses polarity depending on the function. Verify that
the input that has a positive voltage during the window roll-down function. Cut the wire between the window motor and the
window switch. Make your connection close to the motor. Route the Clear twin lead (Window A, Fan window) and Blue twin
lead (Window B), zip wire provided. Connect the clear zip Copper colored wire to the wire that is attached to the door window
motor. Connect the clear zip Silver colored wire to the switch side of the wire. Connect the blue zip labeled (win B out) wire
to the wire that is attached to the door window motor. Connect the blue zip labeled (win B in) wire to the switch side of the
wire.
NOTE: Proper connections will enable the vehicle window switch system to operate normally when your Premier Canine System
TM
Plus is not in the alert mode. When your Premier Canine System
TM
Plus system is activated in a heat alert mode, 12 volts will
be present on the copper colored wire(s) for 5 seconds at the beginning of the alert cycle, rolling down the windows
one at a time.
Accessory:
Locate the positive wire of the desired accessory the Premier Canine System
TM
Plus has been designated to activate. The
accessory must require a positive voltage for activation. Route the “Green” accessory wire to the alerting accessory, typically
the horn. Tap into the wire that de12 volts to the accessory. If the horn is used, attach the accessory wire directly to the
horn wire (do not go through the horn relay). Solder and apply heat shrink as necessary.
In case of horns with multiple positive wires: Use a voltmeter to determine which wire is delivering the highest voltage.
Remove wire clip from the horn. Attach positive lead of voltmeter to wire. Touch negative lead to the vehicle's ground and
activate the horn while you read the voltmeter. Repeat the test to measure additional positive reading wires. Attach the green
accessory wire to the input where the highest voltage measurement was recorded.
NOTE:
As shipped, your Premier Canine System
TM
Plus control units accessory output is capable of driving ONE DEVICE ONLY.
For example, do not connect to both horn and lights. To activate more than one alerting device you must use independent
switching relays.
