Painless PHANTOM KEY Series, Руководство пользователя

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The programming switch, the
small red momentary switch seen
in the photo, does not have to be
permanently mounted. However, if
it is not permanently installed, the
Module will need to be mounted in
such a way you will be able to plug
the small 2 pin connector into the
module and still be able to route
the button to the driver seat area.
The programming button can
simply be stored in the vehicle in
case it is ever needed.
If the programming button will be permanently installed, it will be installed now. It
can be mounted in a discreet location as it will only have use during initial
installation when you set the programmable parameters of the module to your
liking or if your key fob is lost/stolen or no longer communicates with the module.
Like the stainless button, the programming button will need to be accessible by
the driver while also depressing the brake.
The programming button will be installed in the same manner as the Stainless
push button; however it will require a 1/4” – 5/16” hole.
Route the wires coming from the stainless button and the programming button
towards the Module mounting location that you have pre-determined. Loosely
install zip ties, included with the kit, along the routing path towards the module to
secure the wires. These zip ties will be fully secured at a later point of the install.
If they are kept loose it will still allow maneuverability of the wires coming from
the button(s) and also allow routing other wires from the module along the same
path.
MODULE & RELAY MOUNTING
Once a mounting location for the module has been located and lengths of the
start button and programming button have been verified, mount the Phantom key
module. This can be done in three different ways:
1) Using the self tapping screws provided with the kit going through the two
mounting tabs on the module.
2) Using 2 pieces of the supplied velco, as seen in the photo on the next page.
This is an industrial strength fastener and is more than capable of securing the
weight of the Phantom key module. This method of mounting is good for
mounting the module to plastic panels, A/C duct work, and other places screws
would not be acceptable.
3) Using zip ties provided with the kit through the two mounting tabs found on the
module. This would be a good way to secure the module to under dash bracing,
an existing wire harness running through the dash, etc.