SR100 REMOTE CONTROL CAR ALARM SYSTEM
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BLUE WIRE-DOOR SWITCH
NOTE:
To ensure correct operation of your alarm, the BLUE
wire must be connected prior to connecting BLACK
earth wire or RED main alarm supply wire.
Most four door cars operate the courtesy light from all four doors so
connecting the alarm to one door switch will connect all of the doors.
The BLUE alarm wire should be connected to the existing door
switches provided they are of the switched earth type.
To determine this, close all doors except the drivers door.
The
courtesy light should be on. Remove the retaining screw from the
door switch and carefully pull out the switch. If the interior light goes
out when the door switch is removed your existing courtesy light
switches are suitable for direct connection to the BLUE alarm wire.
The BLUE wire can then be connected to the door switch wire using
a solder joint, crimp termination or an IDC connector.
If the courtesy light remains on when the door switch is removed,
contact Sparkrite for installation details specific to your car.
IMPORTANT: The Passive Arming function will only work if the
BLUE wire is connected as described above.
BLACK WIRE-EARTH
The BLACK wire must be connected to a good clean metal earthing
point on the body-work of the vehicle. Drill a suitable hole near the
main alarm unit and secure the BLACK wire through the ring
terminal.
NOTE:
Do not mount the BLACK earth wire on the alarm bracket
as the anti-corrosion paint will prevent a good earth
contact.
If in any doubt the BLACK earth wire can be
connected directly to the battery negative terminal.
ORANGE/WHITE WIRE-CENTRAL LOCKING CENTRAL
This is only applicable for vehicle that has central locking as a
standard feature.
Do not attempt to directly connect the
ORANGE/WHITE wire to any part of the vehicle central locking
system.
The ORANGE/WHITE wire is connected to the optional
Sparkrite SR911 Central Locking Interface and will allow the
vehicle’s doors to be locked and unlocked by remote control. (
An
AC1 actuator may be required for the drivers door see page 24 for
details).
