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B. Connect the fused ORANGE WIRE:

(1) Single-wire parking light systems — Most vehicles

have a single circuit which controls all parking lights.  In
this case, connect the fused ORANGE WIRE to the
(+) parking light wire. See fig. 2.

(2) Dual-wire parking light systems — A few vehicles (mainly

European) have separate circuits for parking lights for the
vehicle's right and left sides.  In this case, connect the fused ORANGE WIRE
to two relays, each of which feeds power to the two separate circuits. See fig.3.

(3) Negative (-) parking light system — Connect the fused ORANGE WIRE to a relay. See fig.4.

Note: Uniden SEA865 relays already have the optional SP898 diodes fitted.

BLACK WIRE — To chassis ground

CHOOSE A GOOD CHASSIS GROUND LOCATION.  If the ground is not connected properly, the alarm
may act as if armed, but not be able to sound the siren.  Scrape paint from the metal surface, and use a
grounding lug and star washers for best results.

BLUE WIRE — To car door switches

If the vehicle has existing car door switches, locate a car
door switch wire which changes polarity when any door is
opened:

If the door switch wire shows ground when a door is
opened (this is the case with most cars, including GM),
connect to the blue wire.

If the vehicle is not equipped with car door switches, or if
the door switch wire shows positive when the door is
opened, install pin switches SEA876 in each of the doors.
Connect each of these switches to the alarm's BLUE wire.

WHITE WIRE — To engine immobilizer

Connect to an optional 30A relay SEA865 to prevent the
car from starting when the alarm is armed.

A. Locate the starter solenoid wire (carries power from the

ignition switch to the starter solenoid).  This wire must show
+12VDC only when the ignition is in the start position.

B. Cut the starter solenoid wire.
C. Test the starter solenoid wire as follows:

(1) If the wire is cut before the engine is started, the engine

should not turn over.

(2) If the wire is cut while the engine is running, it

should not affect the engine’s operation.

D. Connect the WHITE WIRE and the two halves of the

cut starter solenoid wire to the relay as shown in fig. 5.

E. If the engine still starts, connect terminal 86 to

a wire which shows +12VDC when the engine is both
starting and running (fig. 6).

Fig. 4— Negative single-wire

parking light system

Fig. 3— Dual-wire parking light systems

10A

To ORANGE
WIRE

Fig. 2 — Flashing parking lights

Ø

ORANGE

Positive single-circuit parking lights

10A

Fig. 5— N.C. Engine Immobilizer output

Fig. 6— Alternate N.C.

Engine Immobilizer

Ignition

switch

Starter

solenoid

To alarm WHITE

engine

immobilizer

output wire

Starter

solenoid

Ignition

switch

To alarm WHITE

engine

immobilizer

output wire

SEA865

SEA865

SEA865

SEA865

SP898

SP898

30

87

87a

86

85

10A

To ORANGE
WIRE

SEA865

** DIODE SP898 (optional)

SP898

SP898

Summary of Contents for VS235XR

Page 1: ...r If a harder impact is made to the vehicle it will trigger the alarm and sound the siren l Complete Protection for the Car The alarm triggers when 1 A drop in current from the car s battery is sensed...

Page 2: ...hock sensor first press button 1 to arm the alarm The siren chirps and the parking lights flash once three times if a zone is bypassed no flash for the VS235XR to confirm armed Within three seconds pr...

Page 3: ...but the doors will lock or unlock and the parking lights will flash four times VS255XR only The alarm s emergency call for help operates normally DUAL STAGE SHOCK SENSOR Your alarm includes a patented...

Page 4: ...the alarm arms even though it is not set properly door not closed or broken switch or domelight is still ON see ZONE BYPASS l When pressing transmitter button 1 then 2 indicates sensor bypassed see S...

Page 5: ...n too long or something in your pocket or purse is not pressing against the transmitter button 1 The receiver may also be picking up interference from a nearby airport low flying plane or other source...

Page 6: ...e alarm is over sensitive or if a built in electrical device drains the battery when the vehicle is parked In this case a Connect one lead of a non polarized capacitor to where the alarm s red wire co...

Page 7: ...e shows positive when the door is opened install pin switches SEA876 in each of the doors Connect each of these switches to the alarm s BLUE wire WHITE WIRE To engine immobilizer Connect to an optiona...

Page 8: ...nector Fig 7 A Determine where to mount the LED The LED should be easily seen by potential thieves and vandals However do NOT mount where the LED is easily exposed to sunlight Discuss the LED location...

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