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User manual
Pandora DXL-1820L/1830L service-security system
Wiring description
Base unit connection
Wire 1
(White) (DATA TX) It connects to appropriate additional devices wires (optional).
Wire 2
(Red-black) (OUT-6) Factory setting is Beeper. A negative output of additional channel
with maximum load capacity 200mA. This output is multipurpose, it can operate in accordance with
selected logic.
Wire 3
(Orange-white) (‘CAN1-High’) It connects to appropriate CAN-High wire of the car.
Wire 4
(Yellow-white) (‘CAN2-High’/OUT-2) Factory setting is ‘Open central lock’. A negative
impulse of 0,8 seconds is formed on the wire to open central lock. Logic of the channel’s operation
can be set in the table of system outputs in AlarmStudio. Channel OUT-2 stops operating as an output
when a car code with enabled digital CAN2-bus is chosen.
Wire 5
(Grey) (INP-1/OUT-1) Factory setting is ‘Door switches’. This wire connects to a wire that
becomes grounded when the door opens. This input is multipurpose, it can operate in accordance
with selected logic.
Wire 6
(Green) (INP-4/OUT-4) Factory setting is ‘Control turn indicators’. This wire connects to the
hazard flashers button. This channel is multipurpose, it can operate in accordance with selected logic.
Wire 7
(Blue-white) (INP-5) Factory setting is ‘Brake pedal limit switch’. This wire connects to
the brake pedal button where 12V voltage appears when the pedal is pressed (stop lights wire).
Brake pedal signal is one of the system’s security zones. This input is multipurpose, it can operate in
accordance with selected logic.
Wire 8
(Black) (ground) It should be connected to the car body in a grounding spot. This wire
should be connected FIRST during installation.
Wire 9
(Blue) (DATA RX) It connects to appropriate additional devices wires (optional).
Wire 10
(Brown-white) (INP-3) Factory setting is ‘Front hood and trunk limit switch’. This wire
connects to appropriate wire that becomes grounded when the front hood opens. This input is
multipurpose, it can operate in accordance with selected logic.
Wire 11
(Orange-black) (‘CAN1-Low’) It connects to appropriate CAN-Low wire of the car.
Wire 12
(Yellow-black) (‘CAN2-Low’/OUT-5) Factory setting is ‘Close central lock’. A negative
impulse of 0,8 seconds is formed on the wire to close central lock. Logic of the channel’s operation
can be set in the table of system outputs in AlarmStudio. Channel OUT-5 stops operating as an output
when a car code with enabled digital CAN2-bus is chosen.
Wire 13
(Blue-black) (OUT-3) Factory setting is ‘Blocking N.O.’ . This output is used to control
blocking relay with a normally open logic (it becomes grounded when switching on the ignition and
security system is not armed). A negative output of additional channel with maximum load capacity
200mA. This output is multipurpose, it can operate in accordance with selected logic.
Wire 14
(Yellow) (INP-2) Factory setting is ‘Ignition’. This wire connects to ignition switch or to
appropriate wire where 12V voltage appears when ignition is switched on and doesn’t disappear until
the moment ignition is switched off. This input is multipurpose, it can operate in accordance with
selected logic.
Wire 15
(Purple) (‘siren’) It connects to siren control wire (+) (maximum load current is 2A).
Wire 16
(Red) (‘Power supply’ 12V) It should be connected to reliable conductor with constant
voltage of 12V.
Programming system and entering PIN-code
The system settings can be changed via computer. The system should be connected to a computer
via standard micro-USB cable and a special piece of software –
Pandora AlarmStudio
.
AlarmStudio can be downloaded from the official company web-site pandorainfo.com
Entering programming menu:
1. Disarm the system, switch off the ignition.
2. Connect the base unit of the system to a computer via micro-USB cable.
3. Using VALET button, input service PIN-code. Factory preset PIN-code is
1-1-1-1
.
4. Using VALET button, input the first digit of the service code (press the button a number of times,
equal to the first digit; pauses between presses should not exceed 1 second). The system will confirm
