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The Front (Main) antenna is your 

primary

 system antenna. It is not necessary to 

use both main antennas If antiquate range is achieved with only the Front main 
antenna. The 

“Y” 

antenna connector harness provided MUST be use even when 

only one antenna is installed. The second Main antenna is used to extend coverage 
area and might be used for the rear hatch of an SUV or simply to extend the 
coverage area of the driver’s door. The most important considerations are: 

(1) 

Mount the antenna so it is NOT behind or touching a metal surface.  (2) Mount 
the antenna so that it will not change orientation or position once installed.

 

Main (Front) antenna location 

Installation of the systems Main Antenna is a very 

individual matter depending on the vehicle.  There are a number of acceptable 
locations for mounting your system antenna. On some vehicles a location behind 
the dash will provide acceptable range, but on others the amount of metal in the 
dash will dampen the antenna signal will not prove to be sufficient. The upper or 
lower corners of the windshield are typically excellent antenna locations, Fig.1. 
Note: Initially secure the antenna using 3M double sided tape. Test several different 
locations to determine which the best for your vehicle is.  : Leave positioning of the 
system antenna as a final part of your installation. Leave enough antenna wire 
loose so that different locations can be tested.   Additional good locations for the 
main antenna install include: The passenger portal style window Fig.2. or in the 
vehicle headliner.   

       

 

2

nd

 antenna / (Rear) location 

The detection range of the rear antenna is around 3 

Feet. Please stick it to the rear glass or side glass to cover the rear hatch and two 
back doors. Fig. 3 

Backup antenna location 

The Backup Antenna can be installed anywhere. It is 

used only in the event you need to gain access to and start your vehicle without a 
system iKey™. The sensing ability of the Backup antenna is very short (only 4-6 
inches), A recommended location for this antenna is in the front or rear window’s 
top, bottom or side edges. Once installed be sure to test that the antenna can easily 
detect the Emergency Backup Card. 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 2GO KEYLESS iKEY RS

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Page 2: ...S i r e n D i a g r a m 1 6 Door Lock Wiring Diagram Appendix A B 25 P K E M o d u l e W i r i n g D i a g r a m 2 7 Part 2 PBS Push Button Remote Start 17 D i f f e r e n t T y p e s o f P u s h B u...

Page 3: ...nditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation FCC WARNING This equipment h...

Page 4: ...RFID Emergency Card 1 Door Lock Alarm Main Harness 7 PIN 1 Door Lock Alarm Accessory Harness 7 PIN 2 Front Main Antennas 1 Antenna Y adaptor 1 Emergency Backup Antenna 1 Dual Color Dash Mounted LED I...

Page 5: ...Use only a digital multi meter to verify signal wires Please be aware of surrounding metal and prevent accidental grounding of wires through various tools being used during the installation process 3...

Page 6: ...the key and the vehicle Different manufacturers use different methods to incorporate this into the ignition cylinder of which RF or a key or cylinder impregnated resistor is the most popular These ty...

Page 7: ...page 24 of this manual Dash Mounted LED A dual color Red Blue LED is also included in this kit It is a secondary visual indicator of the system mode This LED is not required to be used but if installe...

Page 8: ...icle doors will unlock upon seeing a valid iKey Walk away from the vehicle all doors auto lock and security features arm Installation should begin with selecting a location to mount the system module...

Page 9: ...o the output side of one of the vehicle s parking lights Or use both gray wires to connect to the L R turn indicator wires If only one wire is required remove fuse and terminate second gray wire appro...

Page 10: ...r more information on door switch system trigger types Note Default function setting is Negative door switch Change PKE modules jumper JP1 to Positive when vehicles use positive switch Dome Light circ...

Page 11: ...vehicle wires When testing a wire to lock your LOCK wire establishes a connection to either a negative or a positive source this will be the signal to your vehicle to trigger a locking signal to the...

Page 12: ...eature the systems LOCK Green and UNLOCK Blue wires must be connected to the Data Interface s LOCK and UNLOCK input DO NOT USE BOTH THE VEHICLE AND DATA INTERFACE S INPUTS USE ONLY ONE AS DAMAGE MAY O...

Page 13: ...tions may be made to determine the Vehicle s Door Status 1 The Dome Light is a simple circuit of two wires that illuminate a bulb once any door opens on the vehicle Various Manufacturers also have dom...

Page 14: ...test can be used on the Dome Light connection as well as Do or Pins Note Do not confuse the TWO GREEN Wires of the Accessory and Main harnesses WARNING Do not use the Green wire if the vehicle has 12...

Page 15: ...will not prove to be sufficient The upper or lower corners of the windshield are typically excellent antenna locations Fig 1 Note Initially secure the antenna using 3M double sided tape Test several...

Page 16: ...specific module functions JP1 Door Trigger Door Trigger The default setting is Negative Door Trigger If the user s vehicle is Positive Door Trigger switch the JP1 to Door Trigger JP2 Factory Disarm Gr...

Page 17: ...and one accessory circuit allows The PBS Module to be configured in several different ways One Ignition circuit can be turned OFF during starter crank to reduce battery load while another Ignition an...

Page 18: ...or manufactures of these modules are DEI Express or iData Locking Steering Columns For almost 30 years now vehicles have had one or another type of Locking Steering Column system These range in design...

Page 19: ...shaft so some sticks out of the keyhole Use a pair of needle nose pliers to turn the key This will release the locking steering column but since 2GO Keyless is controlling the vehicles ignition system...

Page 20: ...connection on the battery is recommended 4 Blue Ignition 2 This wire is provides a circuit that switches OFF during starter cranking Use for A C or other circuits not necessary during starting 5 Gree...

Page 21: ...s kits etc 4 White Neutral Safety input This wire will test for a ground from the gear selector either in PARK or NEUTRAL This will prevent the vehicle from accidentally being remote started while in...

Page 22: ...Tach references are the negative side of an injector the negative side of an Ignition Coil or the Engine Control Module ECM See TACH Learn Mode Pg ________ HIGH CURRENT NOTICE For Heavy Duty High Curr...

Page 23: ...arter lock out that will not allow the starter to operate in a drive gear In these vehicles connect this wire to chassis ground Or connect this wire to a toggle switch as shown in Figure C Connect the...

Page 24: ...the PKE Accessory harnesses Green wire when you re close your doors to arm 2nd Pick up one of the systems iKeys and approach the vehicle At approximately 6 feet from the vehicle the system should dis...

Page 25: ...Procedure With the PSB in OFF status enter the vehicle with your iKey The LED on the Start button will come on Amber To enter the system into Tach Learning Mode Press and HOLD the Start Button down N...

Page 26: ...26 APPENDIX A...

Page 27: ...27 APPENDIX B Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3...

Page 28: ...28 FOR UNIT TO FUNCTION CORRECTLY YOU MUST CONNECT Brown Brake Pedal Wire and Green Door trigger wires...

Page 29: ...29 The PBS module is designed with four 40Amp internal relays One for each of the primary system circuits IGN 1 IGN 2 ACC START...

Page 30: ...use the additional pre wired pair of external 40AMP relays included with your PBS Accessory harness This will greatly increase your ignitions current handling These should be used on Heavy duty vehicl...

Page 31: ...ep on the Brake Pedal the system will work as follows Push and hold in the start button and the STARTER will crank The driver decides when to release the start button to stop starter cranking Doors wi...

Page 32: ...ule Placing your iKey in a pocket behind or next to a cell phone or Keys will interfere with the units ability to communicate and you may notice shorted read range Do not apply any metal stickers or a...

Page 33: ...inate the doors open warning Ignition Lock Function The Ignition lock function automatically locks the doors when you step on brake pedal after the start button has been switched to ACC or ON position...

Page 34: ...s with matching codes Emergency Bypass Key If your iKey was to become damaged or lost and the system cannot identify it The vehicle can be started by using the Emergency Backup Card pictured here A sp...

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