Carbine START2-PLUS Installation manual

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INSTALLATION

MANUAL

Remote Control Auto Starter with Security and Keyless Entry

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This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

[1] This device may not cause harmful interference; and

[2] This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Note: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment.

Such modifications could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

Model START2-PLUS

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Installer Warnings

This Remote Starter with Security and Keyless Entry System is designed to be installed on fuel injected vehicles with an automatic transmission ONLY.

• Never install this remote starter on a manual transmission vehicle.

• Some automatic transmission vehicles [mainly older GM vehicles with a purple starter wire] have a mechanical-type park safety switch instead of an electrical safety switch. The mechanical type does not interrupt the starter circuit when the transmission is any gear and does not offer the 100% level of safety required for remote starting purposes.

Therefore, our system should never be installed on any vehicle that uses a mechanical type park safety switch.

• Once you install this system, you must verify that the vehicle will not start in any forward or reverse gear. Regardless of the type of vehicle.

• Read the owners manual for the operating and programming routine.

• Do not install any component near the brake, gas pedal or steering linkage.

• Some vehicles have a factory installed transponder immobilizer system that can severely complicate the installation.

There is a possibility that this system can not be installed on some immobilizer equipped vehicles.

• Most vehicles have an SRS air bag system. Use extreme care and do not probe any wires of the SRS system.

Installation

Hood Safety Switch

The supplied hood safety switch performs two functions and is a required component you must install to prevent bodily harm.

• The switch prevents operation of the remote starter when the hood is raised.

• The switch also triggers the alarm when armed, if the hood is raised.

• The switch mounts at the perimeter of the hood on the vehicle side. Position the switch so it will make contact with the hood as it closes. Try to achieve as close to a 90˚ contact as possible to prevent long term switch failure.

• Connect the wire to the blue wire on our 10-pin harness.

Windshield Receiver/Antenna

• The combination windshield receiver/antenna mounts on the windshield. [Inside]

• We suggest you mount it on the lower left or upper left-hand side of the windshield.

Warning! Do not mount in such a manner that it obstructs the driver's view.

• The receiver/antenna whip can be vertical or horizontal.

• Remove the protective tape backing.

• Carefully align the receiver/antenna and apply to windshield.

• Route the black connecting cable behind the trim and connect to receiver/antenna.

• Connect the other end to the control module.

Installing the Alarm Status LED

The LED indicator provided utilizes a push in type mounting. Drill a 5/16” hole in the desired location, feed the wires through the hole and push the LED into place. Run the wires to the location of the alarm control module.

Mounting the Override / Valet Switch

Mount this switch in a hidden but accessible location within reach of the driver of the vehicle. Drill a 1/4” hole and use the nuts and washers provided to secure the switch. Run the wires from the switch to the alarm control housing location.

Mounting the Siren

Find a suitable location in the engine compartment to secure the siren. Select a location that provides a direct sound path to the ground for maximum siren output. Use the self tapping screws provided and secure the siren. Connect the black wire coming from the siren to the frame of the vehicle. In many cases, you can ground the black wire to one of the screws used to secure the siren. Run the remaining brown wire through the fire wall to the location of the alarm control module.

6-Pin White Connector: [7 Wire Power Harness]

The heavy power wire connections should be made close to the ignition switch. The heavy power wires supply power to the vehicle ignition switch wires in the same sequence as the vehicles ignition switch does, when it's rotated. You should probe and verify the vehicle’s wire circuit you are connecting to.

Orange Wire: [Starter Output]

• Provides positive [+] 12 volts while cranking by remote control.

• Connect to the vehicle starter wire that goes hot in the start position.

Black Wire: [Ground Input]

• Supplies constant ground to the control module.

• Connect to bare metal on the vehicle.

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Brown Wire: [Heater/AC Output]

• Provides positive [+] 12 volts after the engine starts running on remote control.

• Connect to the vehicle's ignition harness wire that goes hot only in the run position.

• Never connect the brown wire directly to the blower motor of the vehicle.

Yellow Wire with White Stripe: [Ignition 2 Output]

• Provides positive [+] 12 volts while cranking and while running on remote control.

• Some vehicles have [2] ignition wires that must be powered. Connect to the vehicle's second ignition wire that gets hot in the start and remains hot in the run position. If this wire is not used, cap the end of the wire.

Red Wires: [2 Constant +12 Volts Inputs]

• Receives constant positive [+] 12 volts from the vehicles battery +12V hot wire[s].

• Connect both of our red wires to the vehicle's +12 volt battery source wire.

• The two red wires have a 20 amp fuse in each wire. Both wires must be connected.

Yellow Wire: [Ignition 1 Output]

• Provides positive [+] 12 volts while cranking and while running on remote control.

• Connect to the vehicle ignition wire that gets hot in the start position and remains hot in the run position. This yellow wire must be connected.

10-Pin White Connector [Alarm and Remote Start Harness]

Vacant Cavity #1: [Relay Coil Power]

• This vacant cavity sends out [+12 volts] at all times to activate a relay coil. [86]

• This cavity can only be used to provide power for a relay coil. [300mA maximum]

For Trunk Pop/Rear Hatch applications, we suggest you use our optional ALA-RPT.

• Insert the terminal on the red wire of the ALA-RPT into cavity #1.

• Insert the terminal on the black wire of the ALA-RPT into cavity #8.

Gray Wire Cavity #2: [Pulsed Ground Output for Car Horn]

• The gray wire provides a pulsed negative [-] output to beep the vehicle's existing horn.

• Connect the gray wire to the vehicle's negative [-] trigger wire that goes to the horn relay.

Warning! Maximum output on this wire is 300mA. Horn systems requiring a positive [+] voltage or more than 300mA to trigger the horn relay will require an additional relay.

Blue/White Stripe Wire Cavity #3: [Tach Input Wire]

The blue/white wire sends the vehicle's tach data to the control module.

• The blue/white wire is used for tach mode only.

• If used, connect the blue/white to the vehicle's coil negative [-] wire.

• No connection of this wire is required, if you use the voltage mode.

Brown Wire Cavity #4: [Siren Output]

• The brown wire supplies a constant positive [+] 12 volts when the alarm is triggered.

• If used, connect the brown to the positive [+] wire of the siren.

• Ground the black wire of the siren.

Blue Wire Cavity #5: [Hood Switch Input]

• The blue wire turns off the remote starter when it sees a ground signal.

• The blue wire also triggers the alarm, if armed when the hood is raised.

• Connect the blue wire to the hood safety switch.

Green Wire Cavity #6: [Grounded Door Pin Switch Input]

The green wire performs two functions:

• The green wire triggers the alarm when it sees a negative [-] door trigger signal.

• The green wire sends out a negative [-] signal upon a remote unlock signal to activate the vehicle's interior lights for

30 seconds.

• The Interior light relay is on board and does not require any additional hook-up.

• Connect our green to the vehicle's negative [-] dome lamp wire. If not used, cap end of wire.

Note: All new GM trucks have a dome lamp over-ride switch that turns off the interior lights when activated.

For proper alarm operation, connect to the vehicle's purple wire.

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Violet Wire Cavity #7: [Positive Door Pin Switch Input]

The violet wire performs two functions:

• The violet wire triggers the alarm when it sees a positive [+] door trigger signal.

• The violet wire sends out a positive [+] signal upon a remote unlock signal to activate the vehicle's interior lights for 30 seconds.

• The Interior light relay is on board and does not require any additional hook-up.

• Connect our violet to the vehicle's positive [+] dome lamp wire. If not used, cap end of wire.

Vacant Cavity #8: [Rear Hatch/Trunk Pop Output]

This vacant cavity outputs a negative [-] signal for .5 seconds to pop the rear hatch when the remote transmitter

“UNLOCK” button is depressed for 3 seconds or more.

• The #8 cavity sends out a negative [-] signal to activate a relay coil. [300mA maximum]

For vehicles that use a negative [-] pulse to engage an existing factory trunk pop relay:

• Insert the supplied white/black wire into cavity #8.

• Connect this white/black to the vehicles wire that engages their trunk relay.

For [+] Trunk Pop/Rear Hatch, we suggest you use our optional ALA-RPT.

• Insert the terminal on the red wire of the ALA-RPT into cavity #1.

• Insert the terminal on the black wire of the ALA-RPT into cavity #8.

• Connect the purple wire of the ALA-RPT to the trunk solenoid wire of the vehicle.

• Connect the orange wire of the ALA-RPT to constant +12 volts. [To heavy red wire]

Red/White Stripe Wire Cavity #9: [Parking Lights Output]

The red/white wire activates the vehicle's parking lights when the remote starter is activated. The red/white wire flashes the parking lights when the alarm becomes triggered and upon a remote “Lock/Unlock” signal.

• The red/white wire can be programmed to send out a negative [-] or a positive [+] signal.

• You must determine the polarity of the vehicle's parking light switch output.

• If necessary, move the small black 2-pin program jumper [on the control module] to select the matching polarity.

[Shipped with jumper in positive [+] output position]

• Connect the red/white to the vehicle's parking light wire.

Warning!

1. The maximum output current for negative [-] parking lights is 300mA. [Solid state output].

2. The maximum output current for positive [+] parking lights is 10 Amps. [Relay output].

3. Do not connect to the dash lights dimmer switch wire.

4. Use a voltmeter to make sure the wire does not change voltage as you rotate the dimmer switch.

Pink Wire Cavity #10: [Brake Switch Input]

The pink wire turns off the remote starter when it sees a positive [+] voltage signal.

• Connect to the vehicle's wire that gets hot when the brake pedal is depressed.

4-Pin White Connector [Shock Sensor Harness]

• If you are not installing an optional sensor, this harness is not needed.

• Our optional shock sensor has the 4-pin and plugs directly into the START2 module.

• This harness is for adding a competitor's generic shock sensor only.

• The Red wire is +12V, Black is ground, Blue is instant trip, Green is not used.

5-Pin White Connector [FRKE Interface Harness]

• If using our transmitters and receiver/antenna, this harness is not required.

• This harness can be used to activate our control module from a factory remote keyless entry system instead of using our transmitters and receiver/antenna.

• If you intend to use this harness, please call for detailed hook-up instructions.

3-Pin White Connector [Receiver/Antenna Harness]

• Connect one end to receiver/antenna. Connect other end to the control module.

2-Pin Green Connector [Factory Disarm/Instant Start Harness]

• This green wire is normally used to disarm a factory security system. The green wire sends a negative [-]

.5 second pulse upon a remote start, unlock and trunk pop signal.

• The white/black wires activates and turns off the remote starter each time it sees a momentary ground signal. Normally only used for testing during installation or when activating the module from an after-market system.

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2-Pin White and 2-Pin Blue Connectors [LED and Program Switch Harness]

• Connect to mating colors on the control module.

• Insert the red program switch into the rear of the housing.

2-Pin Black Jumper [Parking Light Polarity Program Jumper]

• Place jumper on the appropriate pins to select a positive [+] or negative [-] for the parking lights.

2-Pin Black Connector and Orange Port [Starter Interrupt/Anti-Starter Grind]

The orange port on the control module can be used for Pass-Key, Pass-Lock, and Transponder interfacing. It can also be used for starter interrupt/anti-starter grind purposes. We have [1], [2] and[3] circuit relay modules that plug into our control module.

• This harness is not required if you are installing an optional ALA-RPS module.

• This harness is not required if you aren't adding a starter interrupt/interface relay.

• If used, the 2-pin black plugs into the 2-pin orange port on the control module.

• The gray wires goes to ground when armed and upon a remote start signal.

Optional Accessory Connections

3 Wire Positive Trigger Door Lock System

3 Wire Positive Trigger Door Lock System

Lock Control

Switch

Black Wire: Connect to Lock

Orange Wire: No Connection

Red Wire: Connect to Unlock

(+) Lock Out

+12 Volts Input

3 Pin Black

Plug

To Alarm

(+) Unlock Out

Note: Prewired Door Lock Interconnect T-Harness are Available for Most Vehicles

To Door Lock

Control Relays

3 Wire Ground Trigger Door Lock System

3 Wire Ground Trigger Door Lock System

Black Wire: Connect to Unlock

Lock Control

Switch

Orange Wire: No Connection

Red Wire: Connect to Lock

(-) Lock Out

Ground Input

(-) Unlock Out

3 Pin Black

Plug

Note: Prewired Door Lock Interconnect T-Harness are Available for Most Vehicles

To Alarm

To Door Lock

Control Relays

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Optional Accessory Connections

5 Wire Ground at Rest Door Locking Systems

Red Wire: Lock

Orange Wire: No Connection

Black Wire: Unlock

3 Pin

Black

Plug

ALA-DL1

Relay Pack

85

87

87A

86

30

85

87

87A

86

30

Violet Wire To +12 Volts

(Battery +)

White Wire: Lock

Brown Wire: Unlock

Green Wire: Lock

Blue Wire: Unlock

To Power

Lock Switch

To Power

Lock Motors

Newly Installed Power Door Lock Motors

Red Wire: Lock

Orange Wire: No Connection

Black Wire: Unlock

3 Pin

Black

Plug 87

ALA-DL1

Relay Pack

85

87A

30

86 85

87A

87

30

86

Violet Wire

White Wire

Brown Wire

To +12 Volts

(Battery +)

To Ground

Green Wire: Lock

Blue Wire: Unlock

To Newly

Installed Power

Door Lock Motors

One Wire Multiplexing Door Locking Systems

Some vehicle’s (Chrysler, Mazda and Ford Probe and others) use one wire to lock and unlock the doors. Example:

When the door lock controller sees a signal thru a resistor it will unlock. If a signal is received without a resistor the doors will lock. Some use 2 resistors. One for lock and one for unlock. We have developed patented plug-in fuse resistors for this application. Simply remove the fuse from our door lock module and replace with correct resistor value fuses that matches the vehicles door lock switch.

ALA-DL1 Wiring:

1. Connect both the green (lock) and the blue (unlock) wires to the vehicles one wire lock/unlock wire.

2. Connect our violet polarity input wire to +12v or to ground. To match vehicles door lock polarity.

3. The white and the brown wires will not be used.

Black 3-Pin Plug

ALA-DL1

Lock Fuse 1

Unlock Fuse 2

Green Wire

Blue Wire To Vehicles Lock/Unlock Wire

Violet Wire To B+ or Ground as Required

White Wire No Connection

Brown Wire No Connection

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Optional Accessory Connections (continued)

Unlock Driver’s Door First for 3-Wire Negative Door Lock Systems

Red Wire Lock All Doors

Orange Wire Unlock Remaining Doors

Black Wire

Unlock Drivers Door

87

Must Add

ALA984H Relay

Drivers

Door Switch

Lock

85

87A

86

30

+12V

Driver's

Door

Unlock

To +12V or Ground

Unlock Wire

Rear Door

Cut

Door Lock Relay

Control Module

Passenger

Door Switch

To +12V or Ground

Passenger's Door

Unlock Driver’s Door First Wiring for 3-Wire Positive Door Lock Systems

Black Wire

Red Wire

Orange Wire

Driver's

Door

Motor

+ Unlock

85

87

87A

86

30

Cut

Red Wire

Orange Wire

Black Wire

Driver's

Door

Motor

85

87

87A

86

30

+ Unlock

Cut

85

87

87A

86

30

85

87

87A

86

30

To +12 Volts

(Battery +)

85

87

87A

86

30

Lock

Unlock

85

87

87A

86

30

Lock

Unlock

Lock

Unlock

To Power

Door Lock

Switch

Lock/Unlock

Wires y

To +12 Volts

(Battery +)

To Power

Lock Switch

To Power

Lock Motors

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Optional Accessory Connections (continued)

Power Trunk Activation Using Optional ALA-RPT Relay Pack

Insert Red Wire into the First Socket

Insert Black Wire into the Eighth Socket

Black Wire

Red Wire

ALA-RPT

Relay Pack

Orange Wire

Output to Trunk Switch

Purple Wire

Input to Relay (+ or -)

Power Trunk Activation Using Optional 30 Amp Relay

Insert White Wire with Black Stripe

into the Eighth Socket

87 White Wire with

Black Stripe

(SPST ALA984H

Relay Not Supplied)

86 30

85

Output to Power Trunk Switch

To Constant +12 Volts

Input to Relay (+ or -)

Starter Disable and Anti-Starter Grinding Using ALA-RPS Relay Pack

We have optional modules available for (1), (2), and (3) circuits. The starter interrupt relay must be installed up line from the remote starter’s orange wire. This allows the remote starter to start the vehicle while the alarm is armed. It also prevents the starter from grinding if the consumer turns the key to start position while the vehicle is running on remote control.

1. Locate and cut the starter wire of the vehicle.

2. Connect the ends of the vehicle’s cut wires to the black wires of the ALA-RPS.

3. Plug the connector of the ALA-RPS into the orange port on the control module.

Hot in Start Only

Cut

To Starter Solenoid

ALA-RPS

Relay Pack

86

87

87A

30

85

2 Pin Orange or Red Connector

Orange Starter Wire of Remote Starter

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Optional Accessory Connections (continued)

To Interrupter or Make (2) Different Circuits Using ALA-RP2

The ALA-RP2 Module may be used to make or break (2) different circuits.

• Plug the connector of the ALA-RP2 into the orange port on the control module.

• Both internal relays will engage at the same time.

2 Pin

Orange or Red

Connector

ALA-RP2

Relay Pack

Relay 1 (Fuse 1)

Green Wire (87A) From Circuit to be Interrupted

Orange Wire (87) To Circuit to be Activated

Purple Wire (30) Output or Input, as Needed

Relay 2 (Fuse 2)

White/Green Wire (87A) From Circuit to be Interrupted

White/Orange Wire (87) To Circuit to be Activated

White/Purple Wire (30) Output or Input, as Needed

Transponder Interfacing Using ALA-RP1

1. You will need a transponder key that's already programmed to the vehicle.

2. Remove the trim around the ignition switch.

3. Wrap a thin (30 awg) wire tightly around ignition switch 6 to 8 times and secure it.

4. About 6" down line make another loop of approximately 2" diameter.

5. Place the key inside this loop and secure it to the loop.

6. Connect one end of the 30 awg wire to the orange (87) of relay module.

7. Connect the other end of the loop wire to the purple (30) of relay module.

8. If using an aftermarket relay, connect (86) to ignition, connect 85 to gray wire of 2-pin

black connector and plug into the orange port.

Ignition Switch

2 Pin Orange or Red Connector

Orange Wire (87)

ALA-RP1

Relay Pack

86

87

87A

30

85

Transponder Key

Purple Wire (30)

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Optional Accessory Connections (continued)

Pass-Key Interfacing Using ALA-RP2

If you are not using our module you can still follow these instructions by relay terminal # and using a normal resistor instead of our resistor fuses. To avoid confusion, do not make any connections to the Pass-Key system until the remote starter is installed and working properly.

To allow temporary remote starting, simply insert the ignition key fully into the lock cylinder.

1. Use an Ohm meter and set meter to R X 1K.

2. Connect test meter probe to each side of ignition key pellet. Record the reading.

3. Locate the (2) small 22AWG Pass Key wires on lower side of steering column.

The wires are usually (White or Yellow) and inside an Orange protective jacket.

4. Cut either one of the Vats-Pass Key wires of the vehicle.

5. Verify the car will not start using the ignition key. (Activates 7min timer)

6. Connect the cut wire coming from ignition switch side to the (Green 87A) of relay.

7. Connect the remaining cut wires (decoder side) to the (Purple 30) of relay.

8. Connect our Orange wire to the pass key wire of the vehicle.

9. Replace fuse #1 with correct value resistor fuse (same value as key)

Ignition

Switch

ALA-RP2

Relay Pack

Relay 1 (Fuse 1)

Green Wire (87A)

Purple Wire (30)

Orange Wire (87)

Relay 2 (Fuse 2)

White/Green Wire (87A) From Circuit to be Interrupted

White/Purple Wire (30) Output or Input, as Needed

White/Orange Wire (87) To Circuit to be Activated

2-Pin

Orange or Red

Connector

Replace fuse #1 of ALA-RP2 with the matching value resistor fuse. The number after the prefix indicates the resistance value.

GM Code Key code # and resistor fuse numbers:

1=F6R-402

2=F6R-523

3=F6R-681

4=F6R-887

5=F6R-1.13K

6=F6R-1.4K

7=F6R-1.8K

8=F6R-2.37K

9=F6R-3.01K

10=F6R-3.74K

11=F6R-4.75K

12=F6R-6.04K

13=F6R-7.50K

14=F6R-9.53K

15=F6R-11.80K

Remote Security Checkout Procedures

1. Review the owners manual and verify all the alarm functions and operations.

2. Be sure to inform the consumer the location and operation of the program switch.

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Remote Starter Checkout Procedures

1. Apply the under-hood caution label on the radiator-housing shroud.

2. Remove all tools and close the hood.

3. Verify the transmission is in “PARK” position and apply the parking brake.

4. Remove the ignition keys and connect the 6-pin connector to the control module.

5. While seated in the driver's seat, momentarily depress the “BLUE” button.

6. The engine should start and run on remote control.

7. Verify that the parking lights illuminate while running on remote control.

8. Verify that the heater and air conditioning system operates as selected.

9. Depress the brake pedal to turn “OFF” the remote starter.

10. Start the vehicle by remote control. Depress the start button again to turn it “OFF”.

Warning! Verify the parking brake is fully applied and be prepared to depress the foot brake before performing the following step.

11. Try starting the vehicle by remote control with the transmission in drive/reverse.

12. The engine should not start. If it cranks, depress the brake pedal and call for help.

13. Return transmission to “PARK”. Depress the brake pedal to insure the system is “OFF”.

14. Start the vehicle by remote and gently raise the hood. System should turn “OFF”.

15. Start the vehicle by remote and verify the programmed remote run time.

Warning! Make sure that no components will interfere with the gas pedal, brake or steering linkages of the vehicle.

Trouble Shooting

1. Remote Starter Will Not Activate:

• The hood switch may be pointed in the wrong direction. Disconnect and re-try.

• Probe the pink brake wire to verify the wire is not hot until the brake is depressed.

• Probe the heavy red wires [both sides of the fuses] to verify +12 volts on each.

• Probe and verify ground is present on the black wire of the 10-pin harness.

• Verify the receiver/antenna harness is connected to receiver and control module.

2. Remote Starter Activates the Ignition, but Will Not Crank the Engine:

• Our orange starter wire not connected to the correct starter wire of the vehicle.

• Our orange starter wire connected on the wrong side of an interrupt relay.

3. Remote Starter Activates and Cranks, but Engine Will Not Start:

• While the engine is cranking on remote control, turn on the ignition key. If the engine starts, turn “OFF” the ignition key. If the engine dies, our yellow ignition wire is not connected to the correct ignition wire or vehicle has 2 ignition wires.

If you are confused, disconnect our yellow and our brown wires from the vehicle.

• Probe the vehicle's ignition wires, while rotating the ignition key.

• Determine which vehicle's wires get hot in both the run and start positions.

• Connect our yellow ignition wire to the wire that gets hot in both run and start.

• If you find a second ignition wire, connect our yellow/white to that wire.

• Our brown [Heater-AC] wire does not get hot during cranking and therefore will not supply power to start the engine.

• Connect our brown wire to the vehicle wire that gets hot in the run only position.

4. Vehicle Cranks but Will Not Start on Cold Mornings:

• Some vehicles have [2] isolated starter wires. One cranks the engine and the other is a cold start signal wire that causes extra fuel to be delivered, if needed.

5. Vehicle Will Start in Gear by Remote Control:

• Our orange starter wire is connected on the wrong side of the vehicles park safety switch or the vehicle does not have an electrical park safety switch.

Warning! This system shall never be installed on a manual transmission vehicle or on a vehicle with an automatic transmission, that does not have an electrical park neutral safety switch.

6. Engine Does Not Run Long Enough or Runs too Long on Remote Control:

• Program the control module for 14 or 21 minutes run time.

7. Vehicle Does Not Turn “OFF” When the Brake Pedal is Depressed:

No voltage is being applied to our pink brake wire.

• Verify the vehicles brake lights illuminate when brake pedal is depressed.

• Depress the brake pedal and probe both our pink and the vehicles brake wire.

• If the brake lights did not illuminate, check the vehicle's brake light fuse.

• If the fuse is fine, check adjustment of vehicles brake light switch.

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Trouble Shooting (continued)

8. Vehicle Will Not Turn “OFF” When the Hood is Raised:

The blue wire is not seeing a ground signal when the hood is raised.

• Body of hood switch is not grounded.

• Hood switch is damaged and not closing to create ground signal.

Wiring Diagram

+ Parking Lights [-] Parking Lights

20 A

20 A

4P White

5P White

3P White

2P Green

2P Blue

2P White

Parking Lights +/-

Program Jumper

Gray Wire (-) Upon Remote

Start & When Armed

Optional

ALA-RPS

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Red Wire 12V+ Input

Red Wire 12V+ Input

Black Wire Ground Input

Yellow Wire 1 Ignition Output

Yellow/White Wire 2 Ignition Output

Orange Wire Starter Output

Brown Wire Heater/AC Output

Shock Sensor Supplied

Red Wire 12V+

Black Wire Ground

Blue Wire Alarm Trigger

Green Wire Pre Warning Trigger

5-PinHarness Not Used

Antenna Receiver Mount on Windshield

White/Black Wire (-) Instant Start & Turn Off Input

Green Wire (-) Factory Disarm Output

Upon RS & RKE

Blue Wire Valet Switch

White Wire LED

Vacant 12V+For Relay Coil (ALA-RPT)

Gray Wire Horn Output (-)

Blue/White Wire Tach Signal Input

Brown Wire Siren Output (+)

Blue Wire Hood Switch

Green Wire Door Trigger (-)

Violet Wire Door Trigger (+)

Vacant Trunk-Pop Output (-) (ALA-RPT)

Red/White Wire Parking Lights(+) or (-) Output

Pink Wire Brake Switch Turn Off

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