DEI Viper 550ESP Alarm and Door Locks
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DEI Viper 550ESP Alarm and Door Locks
All:
I need HELP! I have installed my DEI Viper 550ESP alarm and have most everything working BUT the door locks.
Actually, the UNLOCK works, but the LOCK does not. I had done the following steps:
Step 1. Alarm Blue (Unlock) to LT GREEN/RED CAR and 87A Relay
Step 2. Alarm Green + 1.5K Resistor to 85 Relay
Step 3. Relay 86 (Fused) to BLACK CAR (+12V)
Step 4. Relay 30 to LT GREEN/RED CAR
What did I do wrong OR what am I missing?
Please advise ASAP!
Thanks.
- Brian
heagneybrian@attbi.com
I need HELP! I have installed my DEI Viper 550ESP alarm and have most everything working BUT the door locks.
Actually, the UNLOCK works, but the LOCK does not. I had done the following steps:
Step 1. Alarm Blue (Unlock) to LT GREEN/RED CAR and 87A Relay
Step 2. Alarm Green + 1.5K Resistor to 85 Relay
Step 3. Relay 86 (Fused) to BLACK CAR (+12V)
Step 4. Relay 30 to LT GREEN/RED CAR
What did I do wrong OR what am I missing?
Please advise ASAP!
Thanks.
- Brian
heagneybrian@attbi.com
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as per DEI you should be using 2 relays, it's a type:H not a type:F
the wire does not require a break to lock, which is why unlock works and lock does not.
relay #1 (lock)
85 = green from alarm
86 = 12V+ fused
87 = chassis ground
30 = to car wire w/1.5k resistor
relay #2 (unlock)
85 = blue from alarm
86 = 12v+ fused
87 = chassis ground
30 = to same car wire
87a is not used on either relay and should have no connection.
Vehicle Security FAQ
the wire does not require a break to lock, which is why unlock works and lock does not.
relay #1 (lock)
85 = green from alarm
86 = 12V+ fused
87 = chassis ground
30 = to car wire w/1.5k resistor
relay #2 (unlock)
85 = blue from alarm
86 = 12v+ fused
87 = chassis ground
30 = to same car wire
87a is not used on either relay and should have no connection.
Vehicle Security FAQ
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