Kleinn Sniper User manual
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Sniper
Remote Control System
Kleinn Automotive Accessories
4045 N. Highway Drive, Tucson, AZ 85705
(520) 579-1531 www.kleinn.com
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Thank you for purchasing our Sniper remote control air horn
activation system. We’re confident you will enjoy it!
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The Kleinn Sniper is an RF-controlled remote/receiver system
specifically designed to activate air horn systems from up to
300 feet away.
WARNING:
Air horns (particularly Kleinn Air Horns) are very loud and can
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cause hearing damage. Do not use the Sniper if any living
creature is within 100 yards of your vehicle. Permanent
hearing damage may result.
Kit Includes:
ŸMain Control Module
ŸWiring Harness
ŸRemote Fobs (Qty 2)
Operation
Pressing the button on the remote fob will activate your air horn. The
horn will remain activated for as long as the button is pressed.
Each remote fob has a sliding cover that can be positioned over the
activation button to prevent accidental activation of your air horn. Be
sure to use it. Accidental air horn activation can result in many things -
few of which are pleasant.
Installation
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The Sniper control module is not waterproof and must be mounted in
a location that is clean and dry. Underneath the dash is suggested.
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Wiring the Sniper is easy and requires only four connections.
Black - to ground
Red +12v Input
Pink +12v output to air valve
White +12v IGN/ACCY
Antenna
Programming
Button
LED
Installation (continued)
Red (+12v Input) Connect to a +12v power source that remains
‘on’ even if the ignition is off. Common connection locations would
be the fuse box, the ignition switch harness in the steering column
or the battery.
Pink (+Output to horn) Connect to one wire from your air
solenoid valve. Connect the other wire from the solenoid to
ground. See more details below.
White (Accessory) Connect to a SWITCHED +12v power source -
one that turns on/off with your ignition.
ŸBlack (Chassis Ground) Secure this to metal that is clean and
free of grease, paint, etc.
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Proper Air Solenoid Wiring
Air solenoids can be connected two different ways - therefore the
can be connected two different ways.
Constant Ground with Power Switching
In this configuration, one wire from the solenoid is connected to ground
and the other wire is connected through a pushbutton switch that
supplies +12v when pressed. If you are starting a new installation, use
this configuration. Connect the Pink +12v output wire from the sniper to
the wire that runs between the solenoid valve and the output side of the
switch.
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Sniper
+-
Battery
Pink Wire from Sniper
Proper Air Valve Wiring (continued)
Constant Power with Ground Switching
In this configuration, one wire from the solenoid is connected to
constant power and the other wire is connected through a pushbutton
switch that supplies ground when pressed. Connect the Pink output
wire from the through a relay (not included) as shown below.
ŸTurn off ignition - programming is complete.
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Sniper
Programming - Remote Fobs
If you wish to add fobs or replace lost/broken fobs they must be
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programmed into the Sniper .
ŸWith the ignition turned on, press and hold the programming button
for 3 seconds; the LED will turn solid.
ŸPress the button on the new remote, then press the button on all
other remotes you wish to keep programmed (up to 4).
Programming - Safety Inhibit
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The Sniper has a built in ‘safety inhibit’ that prevents the system from
activating when the vehicle is running. This feature can be turned
on/off by turning the ignition to the 'ON/RUN' position, then pressing the
programming button 5 times. When the LED flashes 3 times, the
Safety Inhibit is turned off. Perform the same process to turn the Safety
Inhibit on. When the LED flashes 5 times, the Safety Inhibit is
enabled.
Pink wire from Sniper
87
85
86
30
87a
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Battery
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