Painless PHANTOM KEY Series, Руководство пользователя

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Before any installation takes place, decide on a good location for the module. This
mounting point must be inside the vehicle. The Phantom Key module is not designed to
hold up to the environment found inside an engine compartment or in any other place
outside the vehicle.
All wires have been given ample length to allow mounting the module easier;
however, the start button and programming button have shorter lengths. Consider these
lengths when a mounting point for the module is decided. Both the stainless push button
and the small programming button must be accessible from the driver set when
connected to the module. An extension pigtail has been included for the stainless Start
button; however it will be up to the installer to lengthen the small programming button if
the module is mounted more than 2 feet away from some place accessible from the
driver’s seat.
If your vehicle currently has a power lock module that requires ground signal for lock
and unlock activation or ground activated lock relays, then the lock and unlock signal
wires coming from the module to the relays, the 20 gauge green and blue wires, can be
removed from the relay banks. They can then be connected to the ground activation
sources you are currently using for lock and unlock control. This will avoid routing
redundant higher amperage power and grounds that come from the relays to the lock
solenoids.
STAINLESS PUSH BUTTON and
PROGRAMMING BUTTON MOUNTING
The stainless push button will be the
first piece of hardware installed. This
push button will need to be mounted in a
place that will be accessible by the driver
while depressing the brake switch. The
6’ extension harness provided allows for
more flexibility on mounting locations.
The 4 pin connector found on the
stainless push button, as well as the
extension harness, plugs into the side of
the module.
Once an acceptable location for the push button has been decided, a
3/4” - 7/8”
hole will need to be made for the stainless push button. This can be done by
either using a drill bit, a small hole saw, or by removing the nut included on the
push button and using the threaded center as a template. No cutting should take
place until you have verified that there is a place to mount the module and relays
within reach of the wires coming from the stainless push button, with or without
the extension harness.
The nut found on the stainless push button will need to be removed in order to
install the push button. With the nut removed, install the push button through the
hole and feed the harness through until the bezel of the push button is flat with
the mounting surface. Once this is done, install the nut onto the back of the push
button. Do not over tighten the nut. It should only be installed hand tight plus a ¼
turn with a 1” wrench.