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16. Example of optional Trunk hookup using an external relay:
Take a relay with 10 amp or higher capacity and a 12 volt coil. Locate the
push button for the trunk (usually in the glove compartment). You will
notice two wires behind this push button switch. Connect the Smart Entry's
Green/White Trunk wire to one side of the relay coil and co12
volts to the other side of the coil. Both the Common and Normally Open
contacts of the relay go to the push button switch:
If you are using one of the automotive industry standard relays like the Bosch 30
amp relay -- the connections would be as follows:
Pin 85
(Positive side of relay's coil) +12 volts constant
Pin 86
(Negative side of relay's coil) Green/White wire
Pin 30
(Relay's common contact) One side of the trunk push button wire.
Pin 87
(Relay's normally closed contact) The other side of the trunk
push button wire.
Example of Horn hookup using an external relay:
Take a relay with 10 amp or higher capacity and a 12 volt coil. This example
shows a Bosch 30 Amp relay being used.
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17. Transmitter Code Learning:
Your Smart Entry module comes
factory coded to one of 16 million different codes and is already programmed. If
you unit does not respond to your transmitter in any way after checking the con-
nections, or you want to have additional transmitters (up to 4) to trigger your
Smart Entry module -- follow the following directions:
1. Disconnect power for 5 seconds. Re-apply power.
2. Within 5 seconds, push the white button on the side of the Smart Entry
(the red LED will flash twice) then push and hold the left button on the
transmitter for 5 seconds until the red LEDon the receiver comes on -
- stop pushing transmitter button.
3. If you have a 2nd transmitter, within 5 seconds push the left button for
a few seconds until the red led on the receiver comes on. Release
transmitter button. Repeat for up to 4 total transmitters.
4. Wait 5 seconds for receiver to exit out of code learning mode -- the red
led on the receiver flashes 4 times.
Note: Teaching the module a new transmitter code will erase all previ-
ously learned codes -- so all transmitters must be taught.
If you have lost your transmitter and the alarm is armed, it can be turned off
as follows using the valet switch:
1.
Insert your key into the vehicle ignition and turn to the "run" position.
2.
Toggle the valet switch four times off and on and the alarm will disarm.
For any technical assistance regarding this product you may call DesignTech on our
toll-free telephone number - (800) 337-4468.
