Directed 535T, Руководство по установке

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To stop the window:
1. Turn off the ignition.
2. Tap the vehicle window switch in either direction while the window is in motion.
NOTE: If “one-touch” operation is desired from the passenger switch, the passenger side wires will need
to be run into the passenger door and interfaced between the passenger switch and the window motor.
If one touch is not desired simply turn on dip switch number 2
Dip Switch Settings
The 535T has several functions that can be programmed on or off by the setting of the dipswitches
on the side of the module. Listed below are the features that can be programmed by the dipswitches.
Default settings are in the OFF position.
Dipswitch 1 2 Window/4 Window Mode
Dipswitch 2 One Touch Control
Dipswitch 3 Window Switch Polarity
Dipswitch 4 Not Used
Dipswitch 5 Siren Input Polarity
Dipswitch 6 Prewarn/Full Trigger Close
DIPSWITCH 1, 2 window/4 window mode:
In the OFF position the 535T will control 2 windows in 2 directions. In the ON position the 535T
will control 4 windows in 1 direction.
DIPSWITCH 2, one touch control:
In the OFF position the 535T will give the customer “one touch” up and down operation from the
switch. In the ON position the “one touch” feature does not function.
NOTE: If “one touch” operation is desired from the passenger switch, the passenger side wires will need
to be interfaced in the passenger door. “One touch” does not function in 4 window mode. This feature
may not be compatible with vehicles that have a “vent” feature upon opening a door. Most coupes or
convertibles such as the Nissan 350Z, Ford Mustang or BMW Z series are incompatible with this feature.
DIPSWITCH 3, window switch polarity:
In the OFF position the 535T will respond to (+) positive inputs on the switch wires. For type A
and type C systems, the switch must be set to the ON position. In the off position the 535T will
respond to (-) negative inputs on the switch wires. Remember, the type B system switches it’s wires
to (-) ground rather than +12V when the switch is in use.