ray allen F3-G2 User manual

INSTALLATION
&
OPERATION MANUAL
System Serial No.___________________
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Table of Contents
1 ) System Features......................................................................................................3
1.1 ) Heat Alert..........................................................................................................3
1.2 ) Deployme t.......................................................................................................4
2 ) System Compo e ts................................................................................................5
2.1 ) Heads Up Display.............................................................................................5
2.2 ) Co trol POD.....................................................................................................6
2.3 ) Remote / Pager.................................................................................................7
3 ) Starti g the System..................................................................................................8
4 ) System Me u...........................................................................................................8
5 ) System Message Descriptio s...............................................................................11
6 ) Product Care a d Service......................................................................................12
6.1 ) Heads Up Display...........................................................................................12
6.2 ) Remote / Pager...............................................................................................12
7 ) Troubleshooti g.....................................................................................................13
8 ) I stallatio ..............................................................................................................14
8.1 ) Read This First!..............................................................................................14
8.2 ) Before i stallatio ...........................................................................................14
8.3 ) I stallatio Kit Parts List.................................................................................15
8.4 ) Charge the Remote/Pager..............................................................................17
8.5 ) Placeme t of the Co trol POD.......................................................................17
8.6 ) Electrical Specificatio s..................................................................................18
8.7 ) Wire Har ess Details......................................................................................18
8.8 ) Wi dow Loweri g Feature I stallatio ...........................................................21
8.9 ) Door U latch Sole oid I stallatio .................................................................22
8.10 ) Door U lock Feature Co ectio .................................................................23
8.11 ) Stai less Steel Gas Push Rod I stallatio ...................................................24
8.12 ) Park / Neutral Safety I put...........................................................................25
8.13 ) VSS Safety I put..........................................................................................25
8.14 ) A te a Attachme t.....................................................................................25
8.15 ) Temperature Se sor Placeme t...................................................................26
8.16 ) Lights a d Hor Co ectio .........................................................................26
8.17 ) MD10 F Ray Alle Fa Co ectio ..............................................................26
8.18 ) Placeme t of Heads Up Display (HUD).......................................................27
8.19 ) Completi g the I stallatio ...........................................................................28
8.20 ) Testi g the HEAT ALERT™ System............................................................29
8.21 ) Testi g the Tactical K9 Deployme t System™............................................30
8.22 ) Co firmi g Normal Operatio .......................................................................31
9 ) Warra ty.................................................................................................................32
10 ) Disclaimer............................................................................................................33
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1 ) System Features
1.1 ) Heat Alert
The heat alert system mo itors temperature, vehicle power, a d motio i side the ke el
(optio al) to determi e if the K9 is i da ger of overheati g.
Alert Delay: The alert delay postpo es the heat alert fu ctio after system start-up or a
alert reset. The duratio of the delay is adjustable i the Heat Alert me u.
Voltage Monitor: The voltage that is fed to the system is mo itored for low voltage
co ditio s. If the voltage drops below about 8 volts, a Vehicle Power Alert will be
triggered.
AUX nput: The system is equipped with a auxiliary i put. A Aux I put Alert is
triggered whe this i put is activated.
AUX Output: The auxiliary output ca be co ected some other alarm device such as a
strobe, sire , GSM dialer, etc. Whe a alert is triggered, this output will become active.
The type of active sig al ca be programmed to fit the applicatio .
AUX Power: The auxiliary power output ca supply vehicle power to a peripheral device.
This output is o ly active whe the F-Series system is powered o .
Temp Sensors: The system utilizes two digital temperature se sors for high accuracy as
well as decreased false alarms. Both the of temp se sors must be at or over the Alert
Temp set i the Heat Alert me u to trigger a alert.
Window Drop: The wi dows that are selected i the Heat Alert me u will roll dow o e at
a time whe a heat alert is triggered. The me u optio ca be set to roll dow just the left,
just the right, or both wi dows.
Fan Control: The optio al fa is co trolled both ma ually a d automatically. The ma ual
fa co trol is through the right butto of the HUD a d ca be set to three differe t speeds
or tur ed off. Whe a heat alert is triggered, the system will automatically tur the fa o
at full speed.
Horn and Lights Alarm: There are dedicated outputs for the vehicle's lights a d hor .
These outputs begi to fu ctio after a programmable delay which begi s whe a heat
alert is activated.
Motion Sensor: The motio se sor is a optio al feature that will detect motio i side the
ke el for a specified amou t of time after the system has bee tur ed off. For example, if
the Heat Alert system is powered dow , but the K9 is accide tally left i the vehicle, the
system will detect the motio of the K9 a d e ter a alert state.
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1.2 ) Deployment
Whe the Deploy-K9 butto is pressed o the Remote/Pager, a comma d is se t
to the POD to u lock a d the u latch the deployme t door so that the gas push-
rod ca push the door ope .
Deployment Safety Lock-out: Either a Park/Neutral or vehicle speed sig al i put
ca be used to automatically disable the deployme t feature whe the vehicle is i
gear or movi g, respectively.
Unlock Output: This feature u locks the deployme t door prior to u latchi g it
a d has a programmable output duratio for vehicle compatibility.
Unlatch Output: After u locki g the door, the system activates a sole oid i side
the deployme t door that is mecha ically co ected to the latch mecha ism
causi g the latch to dise gage.
Window Drop: The left, right, or both wi dows ca be set to drop immediately
after a deployme t. This feature, if used, is typically e abled o the deployme t
door i order to deter a seco d suspect from holdi g the deployme t door closed.
If used, there should ot be a wi dow guard i stalled o the deployme t door.
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2 ) System Components
2.1 ) Heads Up Display
The Heads Up Display (HUD) is the primary user i terface used to mo itor real-
time temperature measureme ts a d system status, ma ually co trol the ke el's
fa (if i stalled), a d adjust system setti gs. Whe a alert co ditio exists, the
HUD will display the alert message a d ca be used to reset the alert. The HUD is
equipped with a back-light for the display. It is co trolled by the left butto a d ca
be set to o e of three bright ess levels or tur ed off. Whe the system is powered
up, the back-light will retur to the bright ess level it was set at whe it was last
tur ed off.
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Drawing 2.1.1: HUD Front
Multifunction Buttons
LCD Display
POD Interface Jack
Remote/Pager Charging Port
Drawing 2.1.2: HUD Display
Button Label Back-light)
Button Label Press – Menus / Hold - Power)
Button Label Fan)
Fan Speed
Back-light Level
Sensor Temperatures
Temperature Trend Arrows
Heat Alert
System Status
Deployment
System Status

2.2 ) Control POD
The Co trol POD is the mai power switchi g a d logic co trol device. The
system setti gs are saved i o -volatile memory o the POD. This mea s that
eve if power is disco ected from the system, the setti gs are saved a d do 't
eed to be reset.
Reference Function Value (A)
F1 Fa 15A
F2 Wi dow - Left 20A
F3 Hor 20A
F4 Aux 20A
F5 Lights 20A
F6 U lock 15A
F7 Wi dow - Right 20A
Table 2.2.1: On-Board Fuse Values
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Drawing 2.2.1: Control OD Top
Antenna Jack
Motion Detector Plug
Temperature
Sensor Plugs
HUD Interface Jack
Power Plug
Vehicle Interface Plug
On-Board Fuses

2.3 ) Remote / Pager
The Remote/Pager (RP) is the portable i terface to the system. It displays almost exactly
the same i formatio as the HUD. The RP will otify of a alert co ditio by vibrati g a d
beepi g (u less muted i which case it will o ly vibrate) a d ca be used to reset the alert.
After approximately o e mi ute of o butto s bei g pressed, the display will tur off to
co serve battery power, but the RP will co ti ue to receive updates. The RP is equipped
with a back-light for the display which ca be tur ed o by pressi g the right butto . The
RP is powered by a lithium-polymer rechargeable battery. It ca be recharged usi g either
the i cluded 120V wall charger or the i cluded chargi g pigtail which allows the RP to be
recharged from the HUD. It could take more tha a hour to fully recharge the battery but
ca be left o the charger i defi itely without causi g damage. This type of battery also
does ot have a “memory” effect a d so there is o eed to fully discharge the battery
before rechargi g.
Note: The Remote / Pager holster is co structed of a special polymer that ca be cut to
accommodate larger fi gers to access the DEPLOY K-9 Butto through the holster.
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Drawing 2.3.3: Remote/ ager Display
Drawing 2.3.1: Remote/ ager Front Drawing 2.3.2: Remote/ ager Back
LCD Display
Multifunction
Buttons
Deployment
Button
Heat Alert
System Status
Deployment
System Status
Sensor Temperatures
Signal Strength Battery Level
Temperature Trend Arrows
Button Label Mute) Button Label Press – Back-light / Hold - Power)

3 ) Starting the System
To power-up the system, hold dow the ce ter butto located o the Heads Up
Display (HUD). Release the butto whe the LCD cha ges. The system will
perform a quick diag ostic. The display will show two i depe de t temperature
readi gs, a d system status i dicators. Alo g the bottom are co trols for the back-
light, fa (left a d right butto respectively), a d me u access / power butto .
Note: Your system is powered by direct co ectio to the vehicle battery a d will
remai o a d fu ctio i g eve whe the vehicle is tur ed off. Therefore whe
your vehicle is ot i service a d/or you o lo ger require this system to fu ctio ,
you must ma ually tur the system OFF (press a d hold the ce ter butto of the
HUD).
4 ) System Menu
Access the particular system you wish to program by first pressi g the ce ter
butto o the HUD o ce. This bri gs you to the first level of the Setup me u.
To access the feature sub-me us, select the desired feature with the left a d right
butto s a d the press the ce ter butto to e ter that sub-me u.
To cha ge a feature optio , select the desired optio with the left a d right butto s
a d the press the ce ter butto to edit that optio . The left a d right butto s ca
the be used to cha ge the optio value. O ce the optio has bee set to the
desired value, pressi g the ce ter butto will allow a other optio to be selected
for editi g.
Holdi g the ce ter butto will exit out of the curre t sub-me u or me u.
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Drawing 4.1: System Menu Diagram
SETUP
DEPLOYMENT HEAT ALERT MOTION TIMERS ADVANCED
DEPLOYMENT
DEPLOYMENT: OFF/ON
WINDOW DROP: OFF/LEFT/RIGHT/BOTH
HORN: OFF/ON
HEAT ALERT
HEAT ALERT: OFF/ON
TEMP UNITS: F/C
ALERT TEMP: 70F – 99F (85)
ALERT DELAY: 0m – 10m (2)
WINDOW DROP: OFF/LEFT/RIGHT/BOTH
ALARM MODE: OFF/LIGHTS/HORN/BOTH
MOTION TIMERS
DETECT DELAY: 1m – 10m (5)
DETECT DUR: 5/10/15/20/25/30/CONT
ALERT DELAY: 1m – 3m (2)
Deployment: This will e able or disable the deployme t system. Window Drop: Sets which wi dow(s) will drop immediately after a deployme t is triggered. Horn: E ables or disables the hor beep otificatio o deployme t.
Heat Alert: E ables or disables heat alert system. Vehicle power alert a d motio alert (if i stalled) are also affected by this setti g. Temp Units: Sets temperature measureme t u its to fahre heit or celcius. Alert Temp: Sets the temperature that both temperature se sors must reach to trigger a heat alert. Alert Delay: Sets the i itial delay after system startup or a reset alert before heat alert system is active. Window Drop: Sets which wi dow(s) will drop whe a heat, vehicle power, auxilliary, or motio alert is triggered. Alarm Mode: Sets which audible/visual alarms should be activated whe the alarm delay has expired after a alert is triggered.
Detect Delay: Sets the umber of mi utes the system will wait before watchi g for motio . Detect Duration: Sets the umber of mi utes the system will watch for motio . Alert Delay: Sets the umber of mi utes betwee motio bei g detected a d a alert bei g triggered.

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Drawing 4.2: System Menu Diagram - Advanced Settings
ADVANCED
AUX OUTPUT OUTPUT TIMING RF PARAMS RESET ALL
ADV - AUX OUTPUT
AUX MODE: OFF/SNGL/PLS/CONT
AUX TIME: 1s – 20s (1)
ADV – OUTPUT TIMING
ALARM DELAY: 0s – 99s (30)
WINDOW TIME: 1s – 15s (5)
LOCK TIME: 0.1s – 2s (0.5)
ADV – RF PARAMS
RF CHANNEL: 11 – 25 (15)
Aux Mode: Sets the type of auxiliary output whe a alert is triggered (either o e, a si gle pulse, co ti uous pulsi g u til the alert reset, or a co ti uous high output u til the alert is reset). Aux Time: If AuxMode is set to a si gle pulse, this sets the duratio of the pulse. If Aux Mode is set to co ti uous pulsi g, this sets the duratio of each pulse (a d duratio of each break betwee pulses) or half the period. If Aux Mode is set to co ti uous output, this setti g has o effect.
Alarm Delay: Sets the umber of seco ds after a alert is triggered before the audible/visible alarm is activated. Window Time: Sets the umber of seco ds the wi dow outputs will activate whe droppi g wi dows. Lock Time: Sets the umber of seco ds the u lock output will activate whe u locki g the door for deployme t.
RF Channel: Sets the radio freque cy cha el to be used for wireless commu icatio s with the Remote/Pager.

5 ) System Message Descriptions
Displayed Message Event Description Remote/Pager Behavior
HIGH TEMP
ALERT!
The i -vehicle temperature
is at or above the Alert
Temp at both se sors.
Co ti uous, alter ati g
vibrator a d beeper (No
beeper if ‘MUTE’ is e abled).
VEHICLE POWER
ALERT!
The vehicle battery voltage
has dropped below
approximately 8 volts.
Co ti uous, alter ati g
vibrator a d beeper (No
beeper if ‘MUTE’ is e abled).
MOTION
ALERT!
The motio detector
(optio al) has detected
motio i side the vehicle
while the system is powered
dow
Co ti uous, alter ati g
vibrator a d beeper (No
beeper if ‘MUTE’ is e abled).
AUX INPUT
ALERT!
The auxiliary i put has
received a pulse.
Co ti uous, alter ati g
vibrator a d beeper (No
beeper if ‘MUTE’ is e abled).
Table 5.1: Heat Alert Messages
Displayed Message Event Description Remote/Pager Behavior
LOW BATTERY
The Remote/Pager battery
eeds to be recharged to
e sure co ti ued operatio .
Periodic vibratio a d beep
(No beeper if ‘MUTE’ is
e abled)
NO SIGNAL XX:XX
The Remote/Pager has ot
received a sig al from the
POD for the time specified
(approximate)
Vibratio a d beep after 2
mi utes a d every 10 mi utes
after sig al is lost (No beeper
if ‘MUTE’ is e abled)
Table 5.2: Remote / ager Message
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6 ) Product Care and Service
Your system has bee desig ed to give years of trouble free use. Great effort was
give to the selectio of the highest quality compo e ts a d fixtures. Followi g are
tips a d suggestio s that will help keep your system fully fu ctio al.
6.1 ) Heads Up Display
The Heads Up Display (HUD) ca be clea ed with a soft, damp cloth. Do ot use
abrasive clea sers as they ca damage the LCD pa el a d the housi g. Your HUD
requires o additio al user mai te a ce.
6.2 ) Remote / Pager
Your Remote/Pager (RP) is desig ed to be carried o a law e forceme t duty belt.
I cluded with your system is a custom belt holster that is e gi eered to offer
durability, ease of use, a d comfort whe carryi g the RP.
Your RP ca be clea ed with a soft, damp cloth. Do ot use abrasive clea ers as
they ca damage the LCD pa el a d the case. Do ot submerge the RP i water.
However, if the RP does become immersed i water, tur it off immediately. Allow
the RP to completely dry before attempti g to charge or tur it o agai .
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7 ) Troubleshooting
•The Remote/Pager is froze a d wo 't tur ON/OFF.
◦The RP ca be reset by mome tarily holdi g dow both of the fro t butto s at the
same time.
•The ra ge of the Remote/Pager is ot very good.
◦The wireless co ectio betwee the RP a d the POD ca be cha ged to a differe t
cha el if there are issues with i terfere ce. The cha el ca be cha ged o the
POD by accessi g the appropriate me u through the HUD. To cha ge the cha el
o the RP, hold dow the left, fro t butto while the RP is powered dow . Skip
through the first scree which is used to set the serial umber of the POD that the RP
is to co ect to. The ext scree allows you to cha ge the cha el umber.
•The system tur s off whe the RP is plugged i to the HUD chargi g cord.
◦Whe the RP battery is very low, sometimes the i itial power dema d causes the
system to shut dow . The system ca be powered back up immediately a d system
operatio will co ti ue ormally.
•The Remote/Pager does ot co ect.
◦There is probably a differe ce of serial umber or RF cha el betwee the remote
a d the mai system. Follow these steps to make sure that these two parameters
match.
▪Make ote of the system serial umber displayed o the HUD whe it is tur ed
o . It will be labeled “POD SN”.
▪Make ote of the RF cha el located i SETUP → ADVANCED → RF PARAMS.
▪Tur o the RP, a d while the Ray Alle logo is bei g displayed, quickly press
a d release the MUTE butto . The RP will the allow you to adjust the serial
umber o e digit at a time.
▪Adjust each digit to match the serial umber displayed by the HUD pressi g
NEXT to adva ce to the ext digit. After all four digits are set, press NEXT agai .
▪Adjust the RF cha el to the same value as i the RF PARAMS me u a d press
NEXT a d the DONE o the ext scree .
The RP will power dow . It ca ow be tur ed o ormally a d should co ect
quickly to the system.
◦The system does ot deploy whe the deployme t butto is press o the
Remote/Pager.
▪There is a bold D o the display of both the Remote/Pager a d the HUD displays:
•Make sure there is o diode i stalled i li e with the Park/Neutral Safety I put
wire. See 8.12) Park / Neutral Safety I put o page 25 for more i formatio .
•Check the i li e blade fuse i the deployme t sole oid output wire.
▪The D o the display has a circle arou d it a d a diago al slash through it:
•This i dicates that either the Park/Neutral Safety I put or the VSS Safety
I put is 't getti g the sig al it eeds to allow a deployme t. See 8.12) Park /
Neutral Safety I put o page 25 or 8.13) VSS Safety I put o page 25 for
more i formatio .
▪There is o D at all:
•Tur o the deployme t feature u der “Deployme t” i the me u. See 4)
System Me u o page 8 for more i formatio .
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8 ) nstallation
8.1 ) Read This First!
I stallatio of this system should be carried out by qualified perso s familiar with
the ge eral i stallatio of law e forceme t electro ics commo ly i stalled i police
service vehicles. It is recomme ded that the i staller(s) have updated wiri g
diagrams a d schematics of the specific vehicle i which the system will be
i stalled or have access to wiri g i formatio through a local dealership or other
source.
If you are replaci g a existi g deployme t a d/or heat alert system, remove all
previous wiri g before begi i g i stallatio . Our System requires that wiri g
co ectio s be made as described i this ma ual - do ot co ect this to a y other
system’s pre-existi g wires.
A y deviatio from these i structio s that causes damage to a y part of the
system will void the warra ty.
8.2 ) Before installation
1. Co firm all parts a d compo e ts are i cluded a d accou ted for by doi g a
complete i ve tory of the package co te ts.
2. Read this ma ual to familiarize yourself with the system’s u ique
requireme ts for i stallatio .
3. Observe all safety practices. It is the i staller’s respo sibility to determi e,
impleme t, a d observe those safety practices.
Please note:
This system is desig ed to be directly hardwired to the vehicle’s 12-volt battery. Do ot
co ect the system to the vehicle battery u til all co ectio s have bee completed a d
verified as bei g correct.
Do not connect this product to any device intended to detect vehicle battery drain.
Doing so may “power down” this product and/or render it ineffective for its intended
use.
We recomme d that you meet with the i te ded user to discuss prefere ces a d
i stallatio requireme ts specific to the system’s applicatio a d user comfort.
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8.3 ) nstallation Kit Parts List
Part Description Kit Qty Reorder PN
A te a 1 F97
10ft A te a Cable 1 F77
Heads-Up Display
(HUD)
1 F74
HUD Articulati g Mou t
w/Hardware Pack (4
screws/ uts)
1 F95
Remote/Pager U it 1 F71
Remote/Pager Holster 2 F91
120V Remote Charger 1 F99
I -Vehicle Remote
Chargi g Pigtail
1 F98
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Part Description Kit Qty Reorder PN
System Co trol POD 1 F73
Stai less Steel Gas
Push Rod
1 F87
Stai less Steel Push
Rod Brackets w/
Hardware
2 F86
(Set of 2)
40 lb. 12-Volt Sole oid 1 F88
Co trol POD/HUD
Commu icatio s 15ft
Cable (Grey)
1 F94
Temperature Se sor w/
15ft cable (Grey
w/Black Tip)
2 F85
(Set of 2)
Electrical Hardware
Pack
1 No e
POD & HUD
Attachme t Hardware
Pack (8 self-tappi g
screws)
1 No e
System Power Wire
Har ess (15ft)
1 F81
Vehicle I terface Wire
Har ess (15ft)
1
Table 8.3.1: arts List
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8.4 ) Charge the Remote/Pager
After u packi g the System we recomme d that you immediately charge the
Remote/Pager. To do this:
1. Locate the Remote/Pager a d charger.
2. Plug the charger i to a 120v 60hz receptacle (sta dard wall plug).
3. Plug the charger i to the chargi g port o the side of the Remote/Pager.
4. The message CHARGING BATTERY will appear o the LCD scree of the
Remote/Pager.
Note: If the Remote/Pager battery is completely dead it may take a few mi utes
before the chargi g seque ce begi s.
Note: We have provided you with a lo g-life Remote/Pager battery. Depe di g o
temperature, it ca take over a hour to fully charge this device. For your
co ve ie ce, the Remote/Pager is protected by over-charge circuitry therefore it
ca remai o the charger i defi itely without fear of battery damage.
8.5 ) Placement of the Control POD
Before starti g your i stallatio , co sider the most appropriate placeme t of the
system’s Co trol POD i the i terior of the vehicle (the POD desig requires that it
be located i side of the passe ger compartme t). Be certai that:
1. Both wire har esses ca easily reach the Co trol POD as well as their
i te ded poi t of co ectio to the vehicle compo e ts.
2. The a te a co ector ca be mou ted to the roof of the vehicle a d still
make co ectio to the Co trol POD.
3. The Co trol POD/HUD Commu icatio s Cable ca be routed from the Heads-
Up Display to the Co trol POD.
4. The Co trol POD ca be securely attached a ywhere i the i terior of the
vehicle (it does NOT eed to be grou ded). Use the self-tappi g screws
i cluded to secure the POD to the fro t pa el of your K-9 i sert or attach
usi g 2-sided tape, Velcro® or a y other attachme t method you choose.
Note: Take care to route all wires away from excessive heat sources a d poi ts of
possible abrasio .
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8.6 ) Electrical Specifications
I put Voltage 6V – 16V
Supply Curre t (powered dow ) 25mA – 30mA
Supply Curre t (powered up) 100mA - 200mA
Remote / Pager Battery Life* 50h – 80h
Remote / Pager RF Freque cy 2.4GHz
Table 8.6.1: Electrical Specifications
* This rati g assumes that remote is idli g with good, co siste t co ectio with POD.
Control POD/HUD Communications Cable
A four co ductor, u shielded, twisted pair cable termi ated o both e ds with
a RJ9 (4p4c) modular IDC plug
Antenna
Roof mou ted, exter al
Om idirectio al
Part 15 complia t, reverse polarity SMA co ector
15 foot cable
NMO high freque cy co ector
8.7 ) Wire Harness Details
Pin # Wire Color Signal Name Signal Description
1 Red System Power I put Co ect directly to positive battery
termi al through i cluded 40A fuse.
2 Ora ge Door U latch
Sole oid Output
Co ect to white sole oid wire through
i cluded 35A fuse. See 8.9) Door U latch
Sole oid I stallatio o page 22 for more
i formatio .
3 Blue Fa Output Co ect to black fa wire to blow i to
cage. (This output provides grou d for
the fa . Do NOT short to positive battery
voltage.) Do NOT co ect to more tha
o e fa . See 8.17) MD10 F Ray Alle
Fa Co ectio o page 26 for more
i formatio .
4 Gree System Power
Grou d
Co ect directly to egative battery
termi al.
Table 8.7.1: System ower Wire Harness
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Pin # Wire Color Signal Name Signal Description
1 Purple Left Wi dow Output Co ect to wi dow motor wire that goes from 0 to
12 volts whe wi dow is rolled dow . See 8.8)
Wi dow Loweri g Feature I stallatio o page 21
for more i formatio .
2 Gree / Black Park / Neutral Safety I put Co ect to a y vehicle sig al wire that is switched
to grou d whe vehicle is i park a d/or eutral.
See 8.12) Park / Neutral Safety I put o page 25
for more i formatio .
3 Gree / Yellow VSS Safety I put Co ect to a vehicle sig al that alter ates (si e
wave, square wave, saw-tooth, etc) whe the
vehicle is i motio . See 8.13) VSS Safety I put
o page 25 for more i formatio .
4 Yellow Hor Output Co ect to vehicle's hor or other auditory alarm
device. See 8.16) Lights a d Hor Co ectio o
page 26 for more i formatio .
5 Grey Aux Output Multifu ctio auxiliary output.
6 Brow (or Ora ge) Door U lock Output Co ect to door lock actuator wire that goes from 0
to 12 volts whe door is u locked. See 8.10) Door
U lock Feature Co ectio o page 23 for more
i formatio .
7 Blue Right Wi dow Output Co ect to wi dow motor wire that goes from 0 to
12 volts whe wi dow is rolled dow . See 8.8)
Wi dow Loweri g Feature I stallatio o page 21
for more i formatio .
8 Purple / Black Left Wi dow Pass-
Through
Co ect to wi dow switch wire that goes from 0 to
12 volts whe wi dow is rolled dow . See 8.8)
Wi dow Loweri g Feature I stallatio o page 21
for more i formatio .
9 Grey / Black Aux I put Co ect to a y peripheral device that se ds a 12
volt pulse whe a alert is desired.
10 Red / Black Aux Power Co ect to a y peripheral device that eeds to be
powered while the system is tur ed o .
11 N/A No Co ectio N/A
12 White Lights Output Co ect to vehicle's parki g lights or a y other
visual alarm device. See 8.16) Lights a d Hor
Co ectio o page 26 for more i formatio .
13 Brow / Black
(or Ora ge / Black)
Door U lock Pass-Through Co ect to lock switch wire that goes from 0 to 12
volts whe door is u locked. See 8.10) Door
U lock Feature Co ectio o page 23 for more
i formatio .
14 Blue / Black Right Wi dow Pass-
Through
Co ect to wi dow switch wire that goes from 0 to
12 volts whe wi dow is rolled dow . See 8.8)
Wi dow Loweri g Feature I stallatio o page 21
for more i formatio .
Table 8.7.2: Vehicle Interface Wire Harness
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14 13 12 11 10 9 8
7654321
Drawing 8.7.1: Connector Numbering
Diagram (viewed from wire side)

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Drawing 8.7.2: Typical Installation
Remote / Pager
A te a
Bi-directio al
wireless li k
Heads-up display
Temp se sor 2
Temp se sor 1
Motio detector
optio al
Vehicle battery
Left wi dow motor Left wi dow switch
Door u latch sole oid
Hor
Fa
Dow
Up
Dow
Up
NEG
(BK)
(BL)
(GR)
(RD)
(OR)
(BK)
POS
(BL)
(WH)
POD
1 1 2 3 4 8 2 9 3
10
4
11
5
12
6
13
7
14
(PU) (PU/BK)
(GR/BK)
(GY/BK)
(RD/BK)
(GY)
(YL)
(WH)
(BR)(BR/BK)
(BL/BK) (BL)
Right wi dow motorRight wi dow switch
Dow
Up
Dow
Up
Door lock motorDoor lock switch
Lock
U lock U lock
Lock
35A fuse
Parki g lights
F3 System Typical I stallatio
optio al
Smoke Detector
CO Detector
optio al
AND/OR
40A fuse
optio al
GSM
optio al
A te a
Splitter
Park / eutral switch
VSS sig al
(GR/YL)
OR