ENFORCER SLI 820A User manual

ENFORCER SLI 820R/-4 Tech Manual
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NOTICE
The info rmatio n and specificatio ns printed in this manual are current at the time o f publicatio n.
Ho wever, the SEC O -LARM po licy is o ne o f co ntinual develo pment and impro vement. Fo r this reaso n,
SEC O -LARM reserves the rig ht to chang e specificatio ns witho ut no tice. SEC O -LARM is a lso no t
respo nsible fo r misprints o r typo graphica l erro rs.
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o r co pied, in who le o r in part, witho ut the written pe rmissio n o f SECO - LARM. This vehicle security
system is pro tected by patents in the U.S.A., G reat Britain, G ermany, Hungary, Taiwan, China, Ja pan,
and Ko rea. O ther U.S.A. and interna tio nal pa te nts a re pending .
TABLE OF CONTENTS
G eneral Co nsideratio ns ......................... 3
Co nnectio n Diag ram ............................. 4
Specificatio ns ........................................ 5
Mo unting the Alarm Brain ...................... 5
Wire co nnectio ns — Fo r all vehicles
8-pin co nnecto r
RED wire (+ 1 2 vo lts) .......................... 6
3 x O RANG E wires (parklights) ........ 6-7
BLACK wire (g ro und) .......................... 7
WHITE wire (starter disab le) ................ 7
PINK wire (siren) ............................ 7-8
YELLO W wire (ignitio n switch) ............. 8
6-pin co nnecto r
BLUE wire (neg do o r switch) ................ 8
PURPLE wire (po s do o r switch) ............ 8
BLUE/ WHITE wire (ho o d/ trunk) ........... 8
BRO WN/ WHITE wire (car ho rn o utput) . 8
BLACK/ WHITE wire (2nd ch. o utput) . 8 -9
G RAY/ BLACK wire (do melig hts) ........... 9
Wire co nne ctio ns — Fo r facto ry remo tes
4-pin co nnecto r
Fa cto ry remo te arm/ disa rm interface .....
.................................................. 10-11
Wire co nnectio ns — Fo r SLI 82 0R/ -4
remo tes
3-pin co nnecto r
Do o r lo ck interface ..................... 12 -14
4-pin co nnecto r
Dual-stage sho ck senso r ............. 1 4-1 5
2-pin co nnecto r (LED) ........................... 1 5
2-pin co nnecto r (push-butto n) .............. 1 6
Current Sensing & Switch Sensing ........ 1 6
Starter Disable Pro g ramming ............... 1 6
Code Learning .................................... 17
VEPLe Butto n (push-butto n) .................. 17
Programming ...................................... 18
Do o r Lo ck Po larity Le arn Mo de .............. 19
Tips fo r Testing the Alarm ..................... 1 9
Tro ublesho o ting G uide ........................ 2 0

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1. Make sure all electrical co nnectio ns are
securely so ldered.
2 . Do no t run wires to o tightly. Allo w so me
slack in case the wires a re accidentally
pulled by so meo ne servicing the vehicle in
the future. Remember that wires may shrink
o r bre ak due to imp act, heat, and so o n.
3 . Do no t allo w wires to rub ag ainst sharp
edg es which co uld cause sho rt circuits. Use
g ro mmets when wire s are run thro ugh ho les
in the ca r b o dy o r firewall.
4. Pro te ct and hide wires with flexible tubing o r
by wrapping with electrica l tape if po ssible.
Ideally, the wires sho uld be indistinguishable
fro m the vehicle’ s facto ry wiring.
5 . Mo unt all plastic co mpo nents away fro m
so urces o f e xtreme heat such a s the exhaust
ma nifo ld o r turbo charg er to prevent melting .
Also mo unt all co mpo nents away fro m a reas
that receive water directly.
6 . Mo unt all co mpo nents in such a way that
they do no t impa ir o r interfere with the
no rmal o peratio n o f the car’ s mo ving parts.
7 . Mo unt all co mpo ne nts and run all wires so
they canno t be easily reached fro m
underneath the vehicle.
GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
IMPORTANT THIS ALARM IS INTENDED FOR INSTALLATION
BY QUALIFIED PROFESSIONALS ONLY.
READ BOTH THIS MANUAL AND THE OWNERS MANUAL
COMPLETELY BEFORE BEGINNING THE INSTALLATION
BEFORE YOU START, DONT FORGET
1. Ask the custo mer where to install the LED. It
sho uld b e visible fro m the rig ht a nd left sides
o f the car. It sho uld no t b e expo sed to direct
sunlight.
2. Ask the custo mer where to install the push-
butto n switch. It sho uld be inco nspicuo us,
yet easy to reach in case o f an emergency.
3 . Turn the do melight O FF, o r remo ve the
do melight fuse, to save car ba tte ry po wer
during the installatio n. (But turn the
do melight O N o r replace the fuse befo re
testing using current sensing.)
IMPORTANT
THIS MANUAL OFFERS GENERAL
GUIDELINES ONLY. INSTALLATION WILL
VARY FROM VEHICLE TO VEHICLE.
SECO-LARM IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
INJURIES OR DAMAGES WHICH RESULT
FROM INCORRECT INSTALLATION OF THIS
ALARM SYSTEM.
DISCONNECT THE FUSES FROM THE
ALARMS RED AND ORANGE WIRES BEFORE
BEGINNING THE INSTALLATION. PLUG
BACK IN ONLY AFTER THE INSTALLATION IS
DONE AND CHECKED.
TEST ALL WIRES CAREFULLY BEFORE
CUTTING OR SPLICING. TO AVOID
DAMAGING THE VEHICLES ELECTRICAL
EQUIPMENT, USE A TEST METER, NOT A
TEST LIGHT.
IF THE VEHICLE IS EQUIPPED WITH AN
ANTI-THEFT RADIO OR AN AIR BAG, DO
NOT DISCONNECT THE BATTERY.

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Connectors: #7 #6 #5 # #3 #2
#1
Ø
REDRED
REDRED
RED ×
LED
Parking light polarity select
YELLO WYELLO W
YELLO WYELLO W
YELLO W
Ø
To fuse which is hot when
ignition at ST RT and ON (+) Ignition switch input
Flashing parking light output ( Relay - 7.5 max.) ×
(+) Siren output (2 max.) ×PINKPINK
PINKPINK
PINK
(-) Chassis ground input ØBLACKBLACK
BLACKBLACK
BLACK
To SPDT 30
starter disable relay (-) Starter disable output (500m max.) ×WHITEWHITE
WHITEWHITE
WHITE
Ø
+12VDC main power (5 fuse) REDRED
REDRED
RED
Flashing parking light output ( Relay - 7.5 max.) ×
O RANG EO RANG E
O RANG EO RANG E
O RANG E
O RANG EO RANG E
O RANG EO RANG E
O RANG E
O RANG EO RANG E
O RANG EO RANG E
O RANG E
Ø
Channel 2 output 200m max. ×
×
×
Car horn output 200m max.
() Hood/trunk trigger input
() Door trigger input
(+) Door trigger input
Neg. door switch
+12VDC
Pos. door switch
Ø
ØPURPLEPURPLE
PURPLEPURPLE
PURPLE
Ø
BLACKBLACK
BLACKBLACK
BLACK
G RAY/ BLACKG RAY/ BLACK
G RAY/ BLACKG RAY/ BLACK
G RAY/ BLACK
BLACK/ WHITEBLACK/ WHITE
BLACK/ WHITEBLACK/ WHITE
BLACK/ WHITE
BRO WN/ WHITEBRO WN/ WHITE
BRO WN/ WHITEBRO WN/ WHITE
BRO WN/ WHITE
BLUEBLUE
BLUEBLUE
BLUE
BLUE/ WHITEBLUE/ WHITE
BLUE/ WHITEBLUE/ WHITE
BLUE/ WHITE
Domelight output 200m max.
rm input
Disarm defeat input
Disarm input
NOTE
Connector for dual-stage
shock sensor. Or add
optional dual-stage
glass break or microwave
sensors.
+12VDC constant output 200mA max.)
) Aux. sensor trigger input
) Ground
) Aux. sensor pre-intrusion
×
YELLO WYELLO W
YELLO WYELLO W
YELLO W
BLACKBLACK
BLACKBLACK
BLACK
Ø
×
REDRED
REDRED
RED
Ø
BLUEBLUE
BLUEBLUE
BLUE
Ø
Ø
Ø
NOTE
:
See pages
10~11 for more details
on Blue/Brown/green
wire connectons
BLUEBLUE
BLUEBLUE
BLUE
BRO WNBRO WN
BRO WNBRO WN
BRO WN
G REENG REEN
G REENG REEN
G REEN
+12V or Ground
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*WW
WW
WARNINGARNING
ARNINGARNING
ARNING ::
::
:The door lock outputs have a maximum loading capacity of 200m .
Excess current will cause the outputs to fail and void warranty.
×
Ø
REDRED
REDRED
RED
Function
switch (VEPLe)
BLACKBLACK
BLACKBLACK
BLACK
×
REDRED
REDRED
RED
BRO WNBRO WN
BRO WNBRO WN
BRO WN
×
×
Unlock wire, () to unlock, (+) to lock (200m max.)
+12VDC constant output (200m max.)
Lock wire, () to lock, (+) to unlock (200m max.) G REYG REY
G REYG REY
G REY
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SPECIFICATIONS
Alarm outputs
Siren: + 12 VDC, 2A
Pa rking lights: Relay ra ted at 10 A max.
Starter disable: 5 00 mA transisto r gro und.
LED o utput: 15 mA
Do o r lo ck: 3 wire s (2 flip-flo p po sitive/
neg ative), max 2 00mA o utput.
Do o r unlo ck: 2 00 mA transisto r g ro und,
with ig nitio n, unlo ck and
do uble-pulse unlo ck.
Cha nnel 2: 2 00mA transisto r gro und.
Do melight: 2 00mA transisto r gro und.
Ho rn: 2 00mA transisto r gro und.
Transmitter/receiver
Mo dulatio n: AM
Impedance: 5 0 o hm
Freq uency: 3 15MHz ( Fo r SLI 8 20 R,
SLI 82 0RTC & SLI 8 2 0 RTF)
4 33.9 2MHz ( Fo r SLI 8 20R-4 ,
SLI 8 2 0 RTC -4 & SLI 82 0 RTF-4 )
Dig ital co ding: O ver 68 billio n po ssible co des
fo r SLI 82 0RTF/ RTF- 4
O ver 1 8 q uintillio n po ssible
co des fo r SLI 8 20 RTC/ RTC -4
Po wer (xmttr): + 1 2VDC b attery
Alarm inputs
N.O . negative fo r do o r
N.O . po sitive fo r do o r
N.O . negative fo r ho o d/ trunk
N.O . negative fo r aux. senso r trig ger
N.O . negative fo r a ux. senso r pre -alert
Ignitio n switch sensing
Current sensing
General
Po wer: + 12 VDC
Current drain: Under 1 0 mA (disarmed)
Under 30mA (armed, LED
flashing)
Exit delay: 3 0 seco nds (passive a rming)
Entry de la y: No ne
Alarm duratio n: 3 0-seco nd cycle,
ma x. 3 cycles
MODEL NO. REFERENCE
lSLI 8 2 0 A — Excludes RF transmitter/ receiver
(o ptio nal).
lSLI 82 0R & SLI 8 2 0 R-4 — Excludes RF
transmitter (o ptio nal).
lSLI 82 0RTF & SLI 8 2 0RTF-4 — Includes 2 RF
fixed co de transmitters.
lSLI 8 2 0RTC & SLI 8 2 0RTC -4 — Include s 2
RF co de ho pping transmitters.
MOUNTING THE ALARM BRAIN
C. Mo unt the alarm brain o ut-o f-sig ht unde r the
da shbo ard. Securely tie-wrap it in place so it
canno t be easily reached by thieves o r
disco nnecte d by a ccident.
D. Make sure the alarm brain do es no t disrupt
the no rmal o peratio n o f any mo ving parts
under the dash.
E. Do no t mo unt in fro nt o f the heater,
de fro ster, o r air co nditio ning ducts.
The alarm’ s main brain, which co ntro ls all the
alarm’ s functio ns, is very so phisticated, a nd care
must be taken when mo unting. No te:
A. DO NO T MO UNT THE ALARM BRAIN UNTIL
ALL C O NNEC TIO NS HAVE BEEN MADE
AND THO RO UG HLY TESTED.
B. Do no t mo unt the alarm brain where it is
expo sed to e xtreme heat o r mo isture. DO
NO T MO UNT IT IN THE ENG INE
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Ø
O RANG E×
O RANG E
15
Dual-circuit parking lights
O RANG EØ
O RANG E×15
ØO RANG E
O RANG E
Ø
Wire connections For all vehicles
Connector 2 (8-pin connector)
3 x ORANGE WIRES (to flash positive or
negaive parking lights), fig. 1
A. Determine if the parking lights are po sitively
o r negatively switched – Using a VO M meter,
test the wires co ming fro m the parking light
switch. Find a wire which chang es po larity
when the parking lights are turned O N:
(1) Po sitive (+ ) parking lig ht system – If a
wire g o es to + 12 VDC when the parking
lights a re turned O N, b ut do es no t sho w
any voltag e with the parking lights
turned O FF, this is the (+ ) pa rking light
wire.
(2) Neg ative (–) parking light system – If a
wire g o es to g ro und when the parking
lights a re turned O N, b ut do es no t sho w
any gro und with the pa rking lights
turned O FF, this is the (–) parking light
wire.
(3) NOTE:
a. Mo st vehicles have (+ ) parking lig ht
systems. A few (mainly Japanese)
have (-) parking light systems (the (–)
signal usually triggers a relay to send
+ 12 VDC to the parking lig hts).
b. If the vo lta ge o n the (+ ) o r (–)
pa rking lig ht wire varies when yo u
dim o r b righten the interio r lights,
then this is no t the co rrect wire.
B. Co nnect the fused O RANG E WIRE:
(1) Po sitive (+ ) parking lig ht system –
Co nnect the fused O RANG E WIRE
directly to a so urce o f unswitched
+ 1 2VDC at the fuse bo x.
(2) Neg ative (–) parking lig ht system –
Co nnect the fused O RANG E WIRE
directly to a so lid chassis g ro und.
C . C o nnect o ne o r two no n-fused O RANG E
WIREs:
(1) Sing le-wire parking light systems – Mo st
vehicles have a sing le circuit which
co ntro ls all parking lights. In this case,
co nnect b o th no n- fused O RANG E WIREs
to the (+ ) o r (–) parking light wire.
Connector 2 (8-pin connector)
RED WIRE (5A fuse, to +12VDC)
Remo ve the 5 A fuse, and co nnect this wire to
co nstant (unswitche d) so urce o f + 12 VDC.
C o nne ct directly to the vehicle’ s fuse bo x, o r to
the battery (+ ) terminal.
NOTE – Fo r quiet po wer-up, turn the ig nitio n
O N b efo re p lug ging in the red wire’ s fuse.
IMPORTANT – FO R SAFETY, DO NO T
INC REASE THE LEN G TH O F THE RED WIRE.
IMPORTANT – DO NO T PLUG IN THE FUSE
UNTIL ALL O THER C O NNECTIO NS ARE MADE.
Fig. 1 :
O rang e wire s to flash parking lights
O RANG EØ
Ø
O RANG E×15
O RANG E
Positive single-circuit parking lights
Co nnect the po larity select wire to + 1 2 VDC
(Default setting )
Negative single-circuit parking lights
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BLACKBLACK
BLACKBLACK
BLACK
×
(-) Chassis
ground input
Fig. 2 — Co nne cting to chassis g ro und
Use factory
bolt or star washer
(2) Dua l-wire parking lig ht systems – A few
vehicles (mainly Euro pean) have
separate circuits fo r the parking lig hts o n
the right a nd le ft sides o f the vehicle.
In this case, co nnect o ne no n-fused
O RANG E WIRE to the rig ht-side circuit,
and the o ther to the left- side circuit.
D. Dua l Po we r Pro te ctio n (DPPTM)
With DPP, if yo u co nnect the fused O RANG E
WIRE to + 1 2V, it b eco mes a seco nd po we r
so urce fo r the alarm brain if the fused RED
WIRE is cut. This wo rks o nly if this O RANG E
WIRE is co nnected to a separate so urce o f
+ 1 2VDC fro m the RED WIRE.
Connector 2 (8-pin connector)
BLACK WIRE (to chassis ground) , fig. 2
Cho o se a go o d cha ssis gro und lo catio n. This is
the mo st impo rtant po int o f a successful
insta llatio n. A po o r gro und co nne ctio n will
ca use the siren to co ntinuo usly emit a lo w siren
so und whenever the alarm is a rmed.
Use o ne o f the car’ s facto ry bo lts to co nne ct to
chassis g ro und. If no ne is available, scrape
pa int and dirt fro m the me ta l surface, and use a
g ro unding lug and star washer.
Connector 2 (8-pin connector)
WHITE WIRE (to starter disable),
figs. 3a, 3b, 3c
Co nnect to an o ptio nal 3 0A relay to prevent the
ca r fro m starting when the alarm is armed.
A. Lo cate the starter so le no id wire (carries
po wer fro m the ig nitio n switch to the starter
so leno id). This wire must sho w + 12VDC
o nly when the ig nitio n is in the start po sitio n.
B. Cut the starter so leno id wire.
C . Test the starter so leno id wire as fo llo ws:
(1) If the wire is cut befo re the eng ine is
started, the eng ine sho uld no t turn o ver.
(2) If the wire is cut while the eng ine is
running, there sho uld b e no effect.
D. C o nnect the WHITE WIRE and the two ha lves
o f the cut sta rter so leno id wire to the relay as
sho wn in fig. 3 a.
E. If the eng ine still starts, co nnect termina l 8 6
to a wire which sho ws + 12 VDC whe n the
engine is bo th starting and running (fig. 3b).
F. NO TE reg arding N.C ./ N.O . o utput – The
starter disab le o utput is pro grammable fo r
N.C. o r N.O . o peratio n. De fault is N.C .
(See PRO G RAMMING , pag e 1 8 .) If N.O .
starter disab le o utput is required, co nnect the
ig nitio n switch side o f the starter so leno id
wire to terminal 87 o f the starter disable
relay instead o f 87 a, as sho wn in fig. 3 c,
then cut the LP1 jumper (see fig. 2 7 o n page
1 6). All o ther co nnectio ns are the same.
Fig. 3 a — N.C. Starte r disable o utput
Ignition
switch
Starter
solenoid
To alarm
WHITE starter
disable output
wire
Starter
solenoid
To alarm
WHITE starter
disable output
wire
Ignition
switch
Fig. 3 b —
Alte rnative N.C. starte r disab le
Diode 1N4001
Diode 1N4001
Fig. 3 c — N.O . Starte r disable o utput
Ignition
switch
Starter
solenoid
To alarm
WHITE starter
disable output
wire
Diode 1N4001

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Siren BL CK wire (ground)
Siren RED wire
(siren +12V input)
larm PINK wire
(Siren +12V output,
2 max.)
Ø
Fig. 4 — Co nne c ting to the sire n
Connector 2 (8-pin connector)
PINK WIRE (to siren), fig. 4
A. Mo unt the siren under the ho o d to the
vehicle’ s metal b o dy as clo se to the grill as
po ssible fo r b est so und. The siren must no t
to uch the eng ine. Mo unt with the mo uth
facing do wn so wa ter will no t co llect inside .
B. C o nne ct the siren’ s BLACK WIRE d irectly to
the vehicle’ s me tal cha ssis. Scrape paint
fro m the metal surface, and use a facto ry
g ro unding bo lt o r a sta r washer.
C . C o nnect the alarm’ s PINK WIRE d irec tly to
the siren’ s RED WIRE.
Connector 2 (8-pin connector)
YELLOW WIRE (to ignition switch
voltage input)
Co nnect to a fuse o r wire which o utputs
+ 1 2VDC whe n the ig nitio n key is in the O N and
START po sitio n, b ut no t the AC C po sitio n. This
wire must b e co nne cted at all time s to ensure
pro per arming and disarming, as well as to
o perate the VEPLe push-butto n switch.
Connector 3 (6-pin connector)
BLUE WIRE (neg. door trigger input),
fig. 5
A. Existing car do o r switches – Use a VO M
meter to lo cate a wire (usually in the driver’ s
kick pane l) which sho ws g ro und when any
do o r is o pe n, and which is no t g ro und when
all the do o rs are clo sed. Co nnect to the
BLUE WIRE. (NO TE – If this wire sho ws
+ 1 2VDC when a do o r is o pened, see
PURPLE WIRE belo w.)
B. If the vehicle (such as a delivery van) has no
existing car do o r switches – Mo unt a pin
switch in every do o r yo u wish to pro tect.
Co nnect each switch to the BLUE WIRE.
Connector 3 (6-pin connector)
PURPLE WIRE (pos. door trigger input),
fig. 6
Use a VO M meter to lo cate a wire (usually in the
driver’ s kick panel) which sho ws + 1 2 VDC when
any vehicle do o r is o pen, a nd which is no t
+ 1 2VDC when all the do o rs are clo sed.
Co nnect to the PURPLE WIRE.
Connector 3 (6-pin connector)
BLUE/WHITE WIRE (negative hood/
trunk trigger input), figs. 7 & 8
A. If the vehicle has a trunk switch, b ut no ho o d
switch – Use a VO M meter to lo cate the wire
which sho ws gro und when the trunk is o pen,
and which is no t gro und when the trunk is
clo sed. Mo unt a pin switch in the ho o d.
Co nnect bo th to the BLUE/ WHITE WIRE as
sho wn in fig. 7 .
B. If the vehicle has no existing ho o d o r trunk
switches – Mo unt a pin switch in bo th the
ho o d and the trunk. C o nnect b o th switche s
to the BLUE/ WHITE WIRE as sho wn in fig. 8 .
Connector 3 (6-pin connector)
BROWN/WHITE WIRE ( (-) factory
honking horn output), fig. 9
Pro grammable - Supplies a pulsing 2 00mA
o utput to drive a (-) facto ry ca r ho rn relay.
A. O peratio n - When the alarm is trig gered, this
wire pulses 2 0 0 mA to activate the (-) facto ry
ho rn ho nk relay fo und in mo st vehicles. This
allo ws the alarm to ho nk the ho rns and blast
the siren at the same time.
B. C o nnectio n - Co nne ct the BRO WN/ WHITE
WIRE directly to the neg ative input o f the
vehicle’ s fa cto ry ho rn relay (it sho uld sho w
(–) when the vehicle’ s ho rn butto n is
pressed). Make sure this input draws less
tha n 2 00 mA o f current. O the rwise, add a
3 0A relay to ho nk the ho rns.
Connector 3 (6-pin connector)
BLACK/WHITE WIRE (2nd ch. output),
fig. 10
No te -- 2 nd channel o utput wo rks o nly if the
o ptio nal ENFO RCER remo tes a re used.
Domelight
+12VDC
×larm BLUE wire (neg. door trigger input)
Door
switch
Fig. 5 — Co nne c ting to ne g ative do o r
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+12VDC
Factory horn
button
Ø
(-)
larm BROWN/WHITE wire
(honking horn output, tr.
ground, 200m max.)
Factory
horn
Factory
horn
relay
Fig. 9 — (-) Ho nking facto ry ho rns
NO TE — If the re is no facto ry ho rn relay, o r if it draws
mo re tha n 200mA, a se pa rate o ptio nal 30 A relay must
be used with the BRO WN/ WHITE wire.
Fig. 10 — 2 nd channe l o utput
larm BL CK/WHITE wire
(2nd channel output, tr.
ground, 200m max.)
Ø
To optional accessory
(positive switched)
Ø
+12V
Negative-triggered domelights
GR Y/BL CK wire
Ø
+12V
BLUE wire (on connector 2)
+12V
Door switch
Domelight
Ø
Positive-triggered domelights
GR Y/BL CK wire
Ø
PURPLE wire (on connector 2)
+12V
Domelight
+12V
Door switch
Ø
Fig. 11 — Co nne cting to the
do me lig hts (po sitive o r ne g ative )
A. O utput — Disarms alarm a nd supplies a
2 00mA transisto r gro und o utput a s lo ng as
a valid signal is received if the transmitter
butto n is presse d fo r 2 secs. Fo r safety, 2nd
channel o utput o perates o nly:
(1) If the ignitio n switch is O FF; o r
(2) If a car do o r is o pen while the
ig nitio n switch is O N.
B. Co nne ctio n — Co nnect the BLAC K/ WHITE
WIRE to a 3 0A relay to co ntro l trunk relea se
o r o ther accesso ry. NEVER C O NNEC T THE
BLACK/ WHITE WIRE DIRECTLY TO AN
O PTIO NAL ACCESSO RY, AS THIS WILL
BURN O UT THE 2 ND CHANNEL O UTPUT,
AND PO SSIBLY THE ENTIRE ALARM BRAIN.
Connector 3 (6-pin connector)
GRAY/BLACK WIRE (domelights), fig. 11
A. O utput — Supplies a 2 0 0mA transisto r
g ro und o utput in o ne o f three situatio ns:
(1) When the alarm is disarmed, this wire
turns the do melig hts o n fo r 3 0 seco nds,
o r until the ig nitio n key is turned O N.
(2) When the alarm is trigg ered, this wire
flashes the do melig hts.
(3) When the ignitio n- co ntro lled do me light is
enabled, turning O FF the ignitio n will
turn O N the do melig ht fo r 30 seco nds.
Fig. 8 — Co nne c ting to trunk & ho o d
pin switc he s
×
larm BLUE/WHITE wire (neg.
hood/trunk trigger input)
Trunk pin switch
Hood pin switch
+12VDC
Trunk light
×
larm BLUE/WHITE wire (neg.
hood/trunk trigger input)
Hood pin switch
Diode
1N4001
Hood/trunk
switch
Fig. 7 — Co nne c ting to the
trunk lig ht & ho o d pin switch
Domelight
×
larm PURPLE wire (pos. door trigger input)
+12VDC
Fig. 6 — Co nne c ting to the
po sitive do o r trig g e rs
Door switch
B. Co nne ctio n — Co nnect the G RAY/ BLACK
WIRE via a 3 0A relay to the do melig hts.
Never co nne ct the g ra y/ black wire directly to
the do melights, as this will b urn o ut the
do melight o utput, a nd po ssibly the entire
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Commonly Used Lock/Unlock Wire Colors
SLI 820R
Ford
Chrysler
Most GMs
GREEN
Pink/Black
Orange/Black
Gray in drivers
kick panel)
BLUE
Pink/Orange,
Red/Orange
Pink/Black
Tan
BROWN
Pink/Green
Pink/Green
Black or White, or
Orange/Black 1993
and later Camaro)
Table A:
Connector 6 (4-pin WHITE connector)
4-Pin Factory Remote Arm/Disarm
Interface, figs. 12 to 15
To find the lo ck switching wire fro m the interio r
switch with a VO M meter, lo ck the driver’ s do o r
via the inte rio r central do o r lo ck switch. The lo ck
switching wire sho ws the status chang ed as lo ng
as the interio r central do o r lo ck switch is
pressed.
To find the unlo ck switching wire fro m the
interio r switch with a VO M meter, unlo ck the
driver’ s do o r via the interio r central do o r unlo ck
switch. The unlo ck switching wire sho ws the
status chang ed a s lo ng a s the interio r central
do o r unlo ck switch is pressed.
The BRO WN wire in this co nne cto r is the unlo ck
switch defeat input. When co nnected to the
unlo ck switch lea d in the vehicle, the unit will
disarm via the keyless entry system o nly -- the
switch will have no effect.
NO TE: If the unlo ck switch defeat is no t desired,
co nnect the BRO WN input wire to (–) cha ssis
g ro und prio r to teaching the unit the do o r lo cks.
To find the pa sseng er do o r unlo ck wire fro m the
inte rio r central do o r lo ck switch with a VO M
me ter, unlo ck a ll the do o rs via the O EM remo te.
The passeng er do o r unlo ck wire chang es status
during the unlo ck o peratio n.
There a re fo ur main types o f keyless entry
systems. C o nnect the 3 -pin white co nnecto r’ s
three wires acco rding to type:
A Fo r vehicles WITH driver’ s do o r prio rity
unlo ck and with relays inside the O EM
keyless mo dule -- This is co mmo n with mo st
Fo rd and so me G M vehicles. See fig. 12.
B. Fo r vehicles WITH driver’ s do o r prio rity
unlo ck and with relays o utside the O EM
keyle ss mo dule -- Co mmo n with many 4 -
do o r G M vehicles. See fig. 13.
C . Fo r vehicles WITHO UT driver’ s do o r prio rity
unlo ck and with relays o utside the O EM
keyle ss mo dule, a nd which require the
disarm defeat functio n -- This is co mmo n
with impo rt vehicles and many Jeep vehicles.
See fig. 1 4
D. Fo r vehicles WITHO UT driver’ s do o r prio rity
unlo ck and with relays o utside the O EM
keyle ss mo dule, b ut which do no t require the
disarm defeat functio n -- This is co mmo n
with impo rt vehicles and with ma ny Jeep
vehicles. See fig. 1 5 .
No te : Fo r C and D abo ve, figs. 14 and 1 5 sho w
ho w to install the system in a way that prevents
disarming the ENFO RCER alarm via the interio r
central do o r lo ck switch.
IMPO RTANT: Insert a 1 N4 00 4 dio de a s sho wn
in the diagrams. Near the relays is the best
lo ca tio n to insert this dio de. Failure to insert the
dio de at the co rrect po int will allo w the
ENFO RCER alarm to be disarmed by o ne o f the
po wer do o r lo ck switches inside the car. If the
relays a re difficult to lo ca te , ca ll SECO -LARM
technical suppo rt.
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:
Fig. 14 Facto ry arm/disarm input fo r
ve hicle s WITHO UT drive r’ s prio rity do o r
unlo ck and e xte rnal re lays, but with
disarm de fe at.
Driver’ s
Do o r Lo ck Mo to r
All Interio r
Po wer Do o r
Lo ck Switches
Do o r
Lo ck
Relay
Lock
switch wire
Unlock switch wire
cut
Lock switch wire
Unlock switch wire
fo r (+ )
pulse
switches
fo r (–)
pulse
switches
Inse rt
Dio de
O EM
Keyle ss
Mo dule
BLUE
BRO WN
Ø
Ø
Ø
G REEN
Fig. 15 Facto ry arm/disarm input fo r
ve hic le s WITHO UT drive r’ s prio rity do o r
unlo ck and e xte rnal re lays, but witho ut
disarm de fe at.
Driver’ s
Do o r Lo ck
Mo to r
All Interio r
Po we r Do o r
Lo ck Switches
Do o r
Lo ck
Relay
Lock switch wire
Unlock switch wire
Lock switch wire
Unlock switch wire
O EM
Keyle ss
Mo dule
:
:
BRO WN Ø
BLUE Ø
Ø
G REEN
Insert
Dio de
Ø
Fig. 12 — Fac to ry arm/disarm fo r
ve hicle s WITH drive r’ s do o r prio rity
unlo ck and inte rnal lo ck/unlo c k re lays.
Driver’ s
Do o r Lo ck
Mo to r
Driver’ s
Do o r Lo ck
Switch
O EM
Keyless
Mo dule
Lock switch wire
Unlock switch wire
Fig.13 — Fac to ry arm/disarm input fo r
ve hicle s WITH drive r’ s do o r prio rity
unlo ck and e xte rnal lo ck/unlo ck re lays.
3 Fa cto ry Relays
Driver’ s
Do o r Lo ck Mo to r
Any O ther
Lo ck Mo to r
Driver’ s
Do o r Lo ck
Switch
O EM
Keyless
Mo dule
G REEN
Ø
BRO WN
Ø
DISARM
BLUE Ø
ARM
G REEN
BRO WN
Ø
BLUE Ø
Ø
Unlo ck switch wire
NOTE: It is often easy to access the unlock
wire to the rear door motor on the drivers side.
Lo ck switch wire
fo r (+ )
pulse
switche s
fo r (–)
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Wire connections Using ENFORCER remotes
Connector 4 (3-pin connector)
GRAY WIRE (ground output to lock,
+12VDC output to unlock)
RED WIRE (+12VDC output)
BROWN WIRE (ground output to unlock,
+12VDC output to lock)
Figs. 16 to 22
These 3 wires allo w the alarm to co ntro l the
po wer do o r lo ck/ unlo ck systems o f mo st vehicles
witho ut external relays. Ho wever, o ne o r two
relays may be req uired in so me cases.
The alarm ha s a built-in timer which is pre- set
fo r 0.5 seco nds, b ut which ca n b e pro g ra mmed
fo r 3.5 seco nds. See PRO G RAMMING, pag e 18.
Types o f do o r lo ck/ unlo ck systems — At the time
this manual was co mpleted, there were seven
co mmo n types o f po wer do o r lo ck/ unlo ck
systems in use:
A. Neg ative relay switching to facto ry a ctuato rs
— The facto ry do o r lo ck switch ha s 3 wires.
O ne wire a lways sho ws gro und. The LO CK
WIRE beco me s g ro und when the do o r is
lo cked, and sends a pulse to a facto ry relay
to lo ck the do o rs. The UNLO C K WIRE
beco mes gro und when the do o r is unlo cked,
and sends a pulse to a facto ry relay to
unlo ck the do o rs. Mo st Japa nese cars use
this system. THIS IS THE MO ST CO MMO N
TYPE O F PO WER DO O R LO CK SYSTEM.
See fig. 1 6 .
B. Po sitive re la y switching to facto ry actua to rs
— The facto ry do o r lo ck switch ha s 3 wires.
O ne wire always sho ws + 1 2 VDC. The
LO C K WIRE b eco mes + 1 2VDC whe n the
do o r is lo cked, and sends a pulse to a
facto ry relay to lo ck the do o rs. The
UNLO C K WIRE beco mes + 12 VDC when the
do o r is unlo cked, and sends a pulse to a
facto ry relay to unlo ck the do o rs. Mo st
G eneral Mo to rs cars use this system.
See fig. 1 7 .
Fig. 16 (po we r do o r lo ck/unlo ck
o utputs) — Ne g ative re lay switching to
fac to ry actuato rs
×
×
GR Y
(-) to lock,
200m max.
×
RED
+12VDC constant
output, 200m max.
Unlock wire
Lock wire
Factory door
lock actuators
Factory switching
relay
Factory lock/
unlock switch
&
BROWN
(-) to unlock,
200m max.
Fig. 17 (po we r do o r lo ck/unlo ck
o utputs) — Po sitive re lay switching to
fac to ry actuato rs
BROWN
() to unlock, (+) to
lock, 200m max.
×
GR Y
() to lock, (+) to
unlock, 200m max.
×
RED
+12VDC constant
output, 200m max.
Unlock wire
Lock wire
Factory door
lock actuators
Factory switching
relay
Factory lock/
unlock switch
+12VDC
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GR Y
(-) to lock,
(+) to unlock,
200m max.
Fig. 19 (po we r do o r lo ck/unlo ck
o utputs) — Sing le wire , po larity
switching
Fig. 21 (po we r do o r lo ck/unlo ck
o utputs) — Sing le wire , ne g ative shunt
switching
Fig. 18 (po we r do o r lo ck/unlo ck
o utputs) — Po sitive re ve rsal switching
to facto ry ac tuato rs
+12VDC
Lock wire
×
Unlock wire
&
&
Cut
Factory door
lock actuators
Factory door
lock switch
Must add fuse
(15 for 2 doors,
30 for 4 doors)
+12V
×
&
×
Fig. 20 (po we r do o r lo ck/unlo ck
o utputs) — Sing le wire , po sitive shunt
switching
×
BROWN
(-) to unlock,
(+) to lock,
200m max.
+12VDC
+12VDC
BROWN
BLUE
+12VDC
BLUE
BROWN YELLOW
GREEN
CUT
NOTE The BLUE wire between
the pump & control is ground
when locked, +12V when
unlocked.
NOTE Program the alarm's
door lock/unlock timer for 3.5 -
second output.
CONTROL
CTU TOR
RED/WHITE
RED/WHITE
Must add fuse
(15 for 2 doors,
30 for 4 doors)
GR Y
(-) to lock,
(+) to unlock,
200m max.
×
&
×
F CTORY
CONTROL
PUMP
&
BROWN
(-) to unlock,
(+) to lock,
200m max.
×
&
&
RED
Factory door
lock actuators
ctuator
control module
+12VDC
Factory lock/
unlock switch
×
×
+12VDC
Diode
1N4001
&
Cut
BROWN
GR Y
() to lock,
(+) to unlock,
200m max.
Factory door
lock actuators
ctuator
control module
Factory lock/
unlock switch
BROWN
() to unlock,
(+) to lock,
200m max.
×
×
&
+12VDC
&
Cut
×
GR Y
() to lock,
(+) to unlock,
200m max.
Diode
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Fig. 22 (po we r do o r lo ck/unlo ck
o utputs) — Afte rmarke t actuato rs
C . Po sitive reversal switching to facto ry
actua to rs — The facto ry do o r lo ck switch
typica lly has 5 wires. Two wires a lways sho w
g ro und, a nd o ne always sho ws + 1 2VDC.
The LO CK WIRE sho ws gro und at rest a nd
during unlo ck, but sho ws + 1 2VDC when the
do o r is lo cked. The UNLO C K WIRE sho ws
ground at rest and during lo ck, b ut sho ws
+ 1 2VDC when the do o r is unlo cked. Ma ny
G M trucks, Fo rds, and Chryslers use this
system. See fig. 1 8 .
D. Sing le wire, po larity switching — The facto ry
do o r lo ck switch use s a sing le wire to co ntro l
the do o r lo ck and unlo ck o peratio n. The
sing le LO CK/ UNLO CK WIRE sho ws g ro und
when the do o rs lo ck, a nd + 1 2VDC when
they unlo ck. This is fo und o n mo st Merce des
Benz and o n so me o ther Euro pean cars.
See fig. 1 9 .
E. Single wire, po sitive shunt switching — This
system uses a sing le wire to a ctivate the do o r
lo cks. Applying + 1 2 VDC o n the LO CK/
UNLO C K WIRE causes the do o rs to unlo ck,
and remo ving the + 12VDC (no t a pplying
g ro und) causes the do o rs to lo ck. Fo und o n
so me Fo rd Pro bes. See fig. 2 0.
F. Single wire, neg a tive shunt switching — This
system uses a single wire to activate the do o r
lo cks. Applying gro und o n the LO C K/
UNLO C K WIRE causes the do o rs to unlo ck,
and remo ving the gro und (no t a pplying
+ 1 2VDC) causes the do o rs to lo ck. Fo und
o n so me Ma zdas a nd Nissans. See fig. 21 .
G . Afte rmarket do o r lo ck actuato rs — If the
vehicle do es no t have po wer do o r lo cks,
insta ll a ftermarket a ctuato rs acco rding to the
supplier’ s instructio ns. (If the vehicle has
po wer do o r lo cks o n all do o rs except the
driver’ s do o r, insta ll o ne aftermarket
actua to r o n the driver’ s do o r. Includes so me
Vo lvo s, SAABs, and asso rte d Japa nese
mo dels.) See fig. 22 .
Connector 1 (4-pin connector)
DUAL-STAGE SHOCK SENSOR
YELLOW WIRE (pre-intrusion alert
input)
BLACK WIRE (ground output)
BLUE WIRE (aux. sensor trigger input)
RED WIRE (+12VDC output)
Figs. 23 to 25
To install the included patented dual-stage
electro magnetic sho ck senso r:
A. Cable-tie the senso r securely to at least two
po ints under the da sh. Do no t screw it to
me ta l. Mo unt so yo u ca n reach the
adjustment po ds. (NO TE — The sho ck
senso r is o mni-directio nal. It can b e
mo unted at a ny ang le .)
Fig. 23 — Plugg ing the sho ck se nso r
into the alarm brain
larm brain
BROWN
(-) to unlock,
(+) to lock,
200m max.
+12VDC
×
Factory door
lock actuators
Must add fuse
(15 for 2 doors,
30 for 4 doors)
×
×
&
GR Y
(-) to lock,
(+) to unlock,
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SR-199-315
larm brain
Fig. 25 — Adding a no n-SECO -LARM
auxiliary sing le - o r dual- stag e se nso r
dual-stage
shock
sensor
SLI® 259
dual-stage
microwave
sensor
×
BLUE
Ø
BL CK
×
YELLOW*
Ø() Pre-intrusion input
() Ground
() ux. sensor trigger input
+12VDC constant output, 200m max.
Alarm brain
No n-
SEC O -LARM
senso r
RED
* NOTE Ignore the YELLOW wire if installing a single-
stage sensor.
Fig. 24 — Using the Y- co nne c to r to
install multiple SECO -LARM se nso rs
B. Plug the senso r into the alarm bra in's 4 -pin
co nnecto r.
C. Set the sensitivity:
(1) Turn the pre-intrusion (1 st sta g e)
sensitivity to ma ximum (clo ckwise).
(2) Test the trigg er (2nd stage) sensitivity by
rapping hard o n the vehicle to simulate
an attack. (Do no t hit the windo w.)
Adjust the sensitivity by turning the
trigger a djustment po d clo ckwise (mo re
sensitive) o r co unterclo ckwise (less
sensitive).
(3) O nce trig ger sensitivity is set, test pre-
intrusio n (1st sta ge) sensitivity by lig htly
kno cking o n the vehicle to simulate
so meo ne bumping the car. Adjust the
sensitivity by turning the po d clo ckwise
(mo re sensitive) o r co unter- clo ckwise
(less sensitive).
(4 ) NO TE:
a. C hang ing trigger sensitivity also
affects pre -intrusio n sensitivity.
b. When trigg er sensitivity is set to
minimum, the sho ck senso r ca nno t
trigger the alarm (equivalent to
turning the sho ck senso r O FF).
Pre -intrusio n is also turne d O FF.
c. When sensitivity is set to maximum,
the sho ck senso r is very sensitive.
This may cause unnecessary chirps
and/ o r false alarms.
d. To prevent false alarms, the sho ck
senso r and auxilia ry senso rs will no t
trigger the alarm until 4 o r 6 0
seco nds (depending o n the remo te
used)after the alarm is armed a nd
no further mo tio n is dete cted ( see
senso r delay times o n page 1 9).
NOTE — To co nnect mo re tha n o ne
SEC O -LARM dual-stag e sho ck, micro wave, o r
g la ss break senso r, use a n SR- 199 -3 15
Y-co nnecto r. (See fig. 24 .)
NOTE — To insta ll no n- SECO -LARM auxilia ry
senso rs — Splice into the sho ck senso r's wire
harness as sho wn in fig. 25. Fo r sing le-stag e
auxilia ry senso rs, do no t use the YELLO W WIRE.
IMPORTANT — These fo ur wires are transisto r
+ 1 2VDC o r transisto r g ro und inputs and
o utputs with max. rating s o f 20 0mA. Take care
when co nne cting a ccesso ries to the se wires.
Connector 7 (2-pin RED connector)
PLUG-IN LED, fig. 26
A. Determine where to mo unt the LED. The
LED sho uld be easily seen by po tential
thieves and vanda ls. Ho wever, do NO T
mo unt where the LED is easily expo sed to
sunlight. Discuss the LED lo catio n with the
custo mer befo re starting.
B. Drill a 1/ 4 " ho le in the LED lo catio n.
C . Run the LED co nnecto r thro ug h the ho le,
and the n plug into the a la rm brain’ s 2 -pin
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RED 2-pin connector
WHITE 2-pin connector
BL CK
×
"VEPLe" switch
LED
BL CK
×
RED
Ø
ØRED
Fig. 26 — Plugg ing in the LED and
VEPLe switch
ma nufacturer’ s spe cifica tio ns), o r co nne ct a
no n-po larized capa cito r (4 7µF o r larger) in
pa ra llel a cro ss the do melig ht.
C . No te reg arding current se nsing :
(1) If the do melight burns o ut o r is co n-
stantly left O N, the alarm will no t detect
the do o rs o pening.
(2) If current sensing and passive arming
are desired, co nnect the do o r pin
switches to the alarm. O therwise the
alarm will no t arm pro perly.
A. The a la rm ha s a current sensing delay o f 6 0
seco nds when a facto ry remo te is used and
a current sensing delay o f 4 seco nds after
the alarm arms when the o ptio na l
ENFO RC ER remo te is used. In o ther wo rds,
current sensing do es no t trigger the alarm
until 4 o r 6 0 secs. afte r the alarm is a rmed.
B. If the alarm is pro grammed fo r current
sensing, b ut do es no t detect the o pe ning o f a
do o r, it is po ssible the do melig hts do no t
draw eno ug h current. In this ca se, try a
brig hter do me light (check the vehicle
CURRENT SENSING & SWITCH SENSING
Programming and auxiliary functions
IMPORTANT – DO NO T CO NNEC T THE LED
DIRECTLY TO THE C AR’ S BATTERY, O R IT WILL
BURN O UT.
Connector 5 (2-pin WHITE connector)
PLUG-IN VEPLe SWITCH (push-button),
fig. 26
A. Determine where to mo unt the VEPLe switch.
Lo catio n is no t impo rtant fo r security, as the
VEPLe switch canno t b e used witho ut the
ig nitio n key. It sho uld b e hidden fro m vie w,
yet easily accessible b y the user in an
emerg ency. IT IS IMPO RTANT THAT THE
USER C AN EASILY REMEMBER THE
LO C ATIO N O F THE VEPLe SWITC H.
B. Drill a 9 / 3 2 " ho le where the VEPLe switch
will be mo unted.
C . Run the VEPLe switch co nnecto r thro ugh the
ho le, a nd the n plug into the a la rm b rain’ s
2 -pin WHITE co nnecto r.
The starter disable relay can be pro g ramme d
fo r N.O . o peratio n. To chang e it to N.O .
o peratio n:
1 . Take o ff the bo tto m o f a la rm brain unit.
2 . O n the back o f the printed circuit bo ard,
cut the “ LP1 ” lo o p as sho wn o n Fig. 27 .
3 . Pro g ra m via the VEPLe switch as sho wn o n
page 18 .
STARTER DISABLE PROGRAMMING (N.O./N.C.)
Fig. 2 7: N.O ./N.C.
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(4) Within 1 5 seco nds, push any butto n o f
the first transmitter to b e learned. At this
time, all previo us co des are deleted, and
the alarm learns this transmitter's co de.
1 chirp co nfirms co de is learned. (If no
butto n is pressed within this 15 -seco nd
pe rio d, co de learning is exited, and o ld
co des a re retained.)
(5) Within 1 5 seco nds, push any butto n o f
the seco nd transmitter to b e lea rned (if
applicable). 1 chirp co nfirms lea rned.
(6) Repeat step (5 ) until all transmitters are
learned. The siren chirps o nce fo r each
transmitter when its co de is successfully
learned.
B. Exit the co de learning pro cedure — The
alarm chirps the siren two times, exits the
co de learning mo de, a nd is disarmed afte r
learning the fo urth transmitter's co de, o r if
yo u turn the ignitio n switch O N, o r if yo u do
no thing fo r 15 se co nds.
No te – This sectio n applies o nly if the o ptio nal
ENFO RC ER remo tes are used.
The a la rm ca n lea rn a max. o f 4 remo tes. RF
Co de Wash™ deletes a ll previo us remo te s when
any new remo te is learned. This prevents
una utho rized use o f lo st o r sto len transmitters,
and, b ecause the user's transmitter no lo ng er
wo rks, alerts the user if so meo ne has secretly
co de learned a new transmitter. Ho wever, it a lso
me ans that, when co de le arning is being do ne,
ALL THE USER'S TRANSMITTERS MUST BE CO DE
LEARNED AT THE SAME TIME.
A. Pro cedure:
(1) Disarm the alarm.
(2) Turn ig nitio n switch O N, then O FF, then
O N, then O FF.
(3) Press the VEPLe butto n three times within
1 5 secs. o f turning the ig nitio n O FF. The
siren chirps o nce.
Tab le B — Chart o f VEPLe b utto n o p e ratio ns:
VEPLe BUTTON (push-button)
CODE LEARNING
The VEPLe butto n is a 4 -functio n push-butto n
switch. It is used for entering and exiting the
valet mo de, eme rg ency disarm, pro gramming ,
and co de le arning .
Table B sho ws ho w the VEPLe butto n is used.
Enter polarity learn mode
Disarmed
Turn ON
Within 5 sec. press and
hold VELPe switch for 4 sec.
Chirp once
The alarm is now in the
polarity learn mode
OFF
Turn ignition OFF to exit
polarity learn mode, siren
will chirp twice
Step
Initial status
Ignition sw.
VEPLe button
Siren/light
confirm
Status
LED
Note
Exit valet mode
Valet mode
Turn from OFF to ON
Press 3 times within
5 sec. of ignition ON
Chirp twice and flash
twice after VEPLe
pressed 3rd time
The alarm is now
disarmed
OFF
E: Emergency disarm
Armed or triggered
Turn from OFF to ON
Press 3 times within
5 sec. of ignition ON
Chirp 3 times & flash
3 times after VEPLe
pressed 3rd time
The alarm is now in
the valet mode
Slow flashes
Procedure is the same
as valet mode
Enter Valet mode
Disarmed
Turn from OFF to ON
Press 3 times within
5 sec. of ignition ON
Chirp once and flash
once after VEPLe
pressed 3rd time
The alarm is now in
the valet mode
Slow flashes
Enter code learning
Disarmed
Turn ON/OFF/ON/OFF
Press 3 times within 5
sec. of ignition OFF
Chirp once after VEPLe
pressed 3rd time
The alarm is now in the
code learning mode
OFF
Inactivity for 5 seconds
will exit code learning
mode
V: Valet mode enter and exit
Disarmed
Turn ON/OFF
Press 3 times within 5
sec. of ignition OFF
Chirp once after both
pressing VEPLe 3 times
and turning ignition ON
The alarm is now in the
programming mode
OFF
Inactivity for 5 sec. will
exit programming mode
L: Learning
P: Programming

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PROGRAMMING
A. Pro cedure:
(1 ) Disa rm the alarm .
(2 ) Turn the ignitio n switch O N then O FF.
(3 ) Within 1 5 seco nds, p re ss a nd re le ase
the VEPLe butto n three times and turn
the ignitio n O N again. The siren chirps
o nce. (NO TE — The time fro m the
ig nitio n switch O FF to the ig nitio n switch
O N ag ain sho uld no t excee d 1 5 sec.)
(4 ) C ho o se the feature to pro g ram —
Within 1 5 se co nds, press and release
the VEPLe butto n the number o f times
needed to select the feature to be
pro grammed. The sire n chirps o nce
each time the butto n is pressed and
released . (NO TE — If the VEPLe b utto n
is no t pressed within 1 5 seco nds, the
alarm exits the pro g ra mming mo de.)
(5 ) To g g le the feature O N/ O FF — Within
1 5 seco nds, press and ho ld the VEPLe
butto n to turn the feature O N o r O FF.
The sire n co ntinually a lte rnates b etween
1 a nd 2 chirps to co nfirm whether the
feature is O N o r O FF. Release the
VEPLe b utto n after yo u hear 1 chirp
(fea ture O N) o r 2 chirps (feature O FF).
(NO TE — If the b utto n is no t pressed
within 1 5 secs., the alarm exits
pro gramming mo de.)
(6 ) To pro g ra m o ther features, press and
release the VEPLe b utto n the number o f
times to reach the next feature. Fo r
insta nce, if yo u just pro g ra mmed
feature no . 2 , and no w want to
pro gram feature no . 4 , press and
release the VEPLe butto n 2 mo re times.
Then press and ho ld the VEPLe butto n to
turn the feature O N o r O FF as per step
(5). (NO TE — Yo u must pre ss the VEPLe
butto n within 1 5 seco nds o f the last
press o f the b utto n.)
No tes: *1 Do es no t affect pro g ra mming chirps o r learning chirps.
*2 Fo r BRO WN/ WHITE wire o nly.
*3 If O ff, a larm chirps o nce when a rmed ma nually, whether do o r is o pen o r clo sed.
If O n, alarm chirps 3 times to sho w if a do o r is o pen when arme d manually, but
also if delayed do melight is O n.
*4 Lo ck o utput beco mes 25 sec., but unlo ck suppo rt do esn’ t chang e. Fo r spe cific
auto s like late-mo del VWs.
*5 If N.O . starter disable is selected, lo o p LP1 must be cut. See page 1 6.
Choose Description of feature
Confirm chirps - VEPLe button press
Default
feature chirps chirp 2 chirps setting
Alarm chirps on off on (* )
2 Passive/active mode active passive active
3 Secure Lock off on off
4 Current Sensor off on off
5 Ignition-controlled door lock off on off
6 Ignition-controlled door unlock off on off
7 Ignition off, domelight turns on off on off
8 Pulsed (horn) or continuous (siren) output pulsed continuous pulsed(*2)
9 Door error indicator On/Off on off on (*3)
0 Mercedes Benz one-wire system off on off
Door lock/unlock timing 0.5 sec. 3.5 sec. 0.5 sec.
2 Comfort mode off on off (*4)
3 Double-pulse unlock off on off
4 Starter disable output (must also cut loop for N.O.) N.C. N.O. N.C. (*5)
5 Exit program procedure (no feature) n/a n/a n/a
Table C — Fe ature pro g ramming using the VEPLe b utton

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DOOR LOCK/UNLOCK POLARITY LEARN MODE
(7) Exit pro gramming mo de — Three ways:
a. No VEPLe butto n activity fo r 1 5
seco nds; o r
b. Turn the ignitio n switch O FF; o r
c. Press a nd release the VEPLe butto n
to cho o se the 1 5th fea ture.
B. NOTE:
(1) When the pro gramming mo de is exited,
the siren chirps twice.
(2 ) Pro g ra mming chirps are no t deleted
with o ne -time o r permane nt chirp
delete.
A. Do o r Lo ck – Te st the do o r lo ck b y pressing
the lo ck a nd unlo ck butto ns. If the do o r lo ck
do e s no t respo nd, shut do wn then reco nnect
the a larm unit’ s p o wer, o r ma nua lly pe rfo rm
the do o r lo ck/ unlo ck prio rity le arn o peratio n
(see a bo ve).
B. Testing wire co nnectio ns – O ften, when trying
to trace a pro blem b etwe en a trigger input,
wiring, and the alarm brain, o ne place to
test is at the alarm brain itself. Set the VO M
fo r (+ ) o r (-), depending o n the trigger, then
pro be the appro priate wire near the alarm
brain while te sting the trig ger. Fo r instance ,
to determine why a
(-) do o r trigg er is no t wo rking, pro be and
test the BLUE WIRE o f the 6 -pin co nne cto r
near that co nnecto r. If the BLUE wire sho ws
(-) when the do o r is o pened, the n the
pro blem may be caused by the user no t
arming the alarm co rrectly, o r the alarm
brain may be defective. But if the BLUE wire
do e s no t sho w (-) when the do o r is o pe ned,
the pro blem may be a lo o se o r d efective pin
switch o r wire co nnectio n.
C . Senso r de la y times – The vario us se nso rs
have a sho rt delay fro m the time the alarm is
arme d until the senso r can be trig gered.
Therefo re, a fter arming the alarm, wa it until
after the delay pe rio d b efo re testing the
senso r to be sure that senso r is o perating
pro perly:
(1) Hardwired triggers – 4-seco nd delay.
(2) Sho ck (auxiliary senso rs) and Current
sensing – 60 seco nd de la y fo r facto ry
remo te and 4 -seco nd de la y fo r the
o ptio nal ENFO RCER remo te.
D. Trig gered zo ne recall – When the alarm is
arme d, trigg er any o ne zo ne o f the ca r. Then
disarm the alarm. The number o f flashes o n
the LED will indicates which zo ne was last
triggere d, reg ardless o f when it was trigg ered:
(1) 1 fla sh – The ignitio n was trig g ered.
(2) 2 flashes – Panic was trigg ered.
(3) 3 flashes – Sho ck o r auxiliary senso r was
triggered.
(4) 4 fla shes – A do o r was o pened.
(5) 5 flashes – The ho o d o r trunk wa s
o pe ned.
(6) 6 flashes – The current senso r was
triggered.
This memo ry display will sto p o nly after 15
seco nds o f inactivity.
TIPS FOR TESTING THE ALARM
When the adapter is po wered up fo r the first
time and if the ada pter will be wo rking with the
facto ry remo te, then it is necessary to manually
teach the adapter the co rrect do o r lo ck/ unlo ck
po larity as fo llo ws:
1 . Disa rm the a la rm
2. Fo r a succe ssful le arning, It is impo rtant to
manually lo c k the do o r lo ck switch o n the
do o r p ane l.
3 . Turn the ignitio n switch O N.
4 . Within 1 5 se co nds, turn the VEPLe switch o n
fo r 4 seco nds. The siren will chirp o nce to
co nfirm the a larm has entered the po larity
learn mo de. Then the alarm will
auto matically lea rn the arm input, disarm
input and disarm defeat input.
5 . Turn the ignitio n switch O FF and siren will
chirp twice to indicate a sucessful learning.

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SOLUTION
See procedure on page 19.
Check blue or blue/white wire depending on which switch)
at brain with VOM. If ground when door or hood or trunk
open, and not when closed, then problem with wire harness
or brain. Otherwise, check switch, wire, or connection.
Connect trigger wire to under-dash courtesy lights, or
connect individual pin switches to each door.
Reduce shock sensor trigger sensitivity, and double-check all
door and hood/trunk pin switches.
Check all openings to see which is not closed properly.
Reprogram to restore chirp.
Check the connection.
Check the main brain ground, make sure good contact, and
not grounded together with siren.
Connect these two wires to separate sources of +12VDC.
Feature not available for -) parking light systems)
Wait 4 sec. hardwired triggers) or 15 sec. current sense)
after arming before testing.
SITUATION
Door locks not responding.
Under passive arming switch sensing), siren does
not chirp when the last door/hood/trunk is closed.
Not all doors trigger the alarm.
Too many false alarms.
More than one chirp when arming active mode).
Siren does not chirp.
Siren chirps or LED flashes while driving.
Siren continually emits a strange quiet sound.
Cut main power wire red wire), and alarm looses
power.
Testing of hardwired zone, or auxiliary sensor, or
current sensor does not trigger alarm.
POSSIBLE PROBLEM
Door lock/unlock polarity not learned.
Door/hood/trunk pin switch not connected, or
broken, or its height is not adjusted properly.
Door switches are isolated by diodes.
Shock sensor or door pin switches, or current
sensing.
Alarm detects open circuit, does zone bypass.
Set for chirp delete.
Yellow wire of 8-pin connector loose.
Poor main brain ground.
Fused orange wire and fused red wire
connected to the same source.
Tried to test the triggers too soon after the
alarm was armed.
Table D — Tro uble sho o ting G uide
SECO -LARM’ s ENFO RC ER SLI 8 20 R/ -4 is pro tected by the fo llo wing patents:
U.S. pat. no s. 4 543 5 6 8, 47 0 6 064 , 4 9 261 6 0 , 497 5 6 78, 4 9 8 066 6 , 5 216 4 0 7, 52 9 8 879
Ta iwan pa t. no s. 1 9 5 93, 2 6 6 90, 2 3 4 74, 3 3 2 01, 3 3 6 87, 4 0 9 38, 6 6 0 42, 7 5 6 69, 7 6 8 72, 8 4 3 96, 9 4 5 10, 1 0 5 843 , 1 1 881 1
U.K. pa t. no s. 2 1 77 5 29 , 2 1 79 48 2 , 2 27 9 79 2 , 2 27 1 00 9
G erman pa t. no s. G 92 1 28 0 9.2
C hina pa t. no s. ZL0 2 30 5 80 7. 2, ZL0 23 0 58 0 8.0
O the r internatio nal p ate nts are pending.
Table E — Tro uble sho o ting fo r ENFO RCER Re mo te Transmitte rs (if use d)
SITUATION
Poor transmitter range.
Transmitter LED doesnt flash when button pushed.
Transmitter does not work when siren is sounding.
Alarm doesn't respond to pressing transmitter button.
SOLUTION
Replace the battery.
Mount alarm brain in another location.
Fold or roll up do not cut) alarm brain antenna.
Make sure battery contact with clip is tight and clean.
Replace the battery.
Replace the transmitter.
Increase the distance between siren and alarm brain, and
make sure the two are not grounded together.
Code-learn the transmitter.
POSSIBLE PROBLEM
1. Low or dead transmitter battery.
2. Metal of car body reflecting RF waves.
3. RF interference.
1. Loose battery connection.
2. Low or dead transmitter battery.
3. Defective transmitter.
Alarm brain too close to siren or honking
horns.
Transmitter not code-learned to alarm.
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