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Bulldog Security 5002PRO manual

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    CONTENTS PR O-SERIES AL ARM SYSTEM MODEL 5002PR O INST ALL A TION GUIDE • O WNER’S GUIDE Syst em Features ......................................2 Syst em Components ....................................2 R equired T ools .......................................2 T echnical Assistance .................................2 Befor e Y ou Begin .........[...]

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    SYSTEM FEA TURES 1 Ke yless Entry Allows y ou to remo tel y lock an unlock your po wer door loc ks ev en if the engine is running or the alar m is in v ale t mode. Active Ar ming System ar ms onl y when tr ansmitter button is pr essed. P assiv e Arming Automaticall y arms the sy stem 1 minute af ter t he last door is closed. (remot el y programmabl[...]

  • Page 3

    SYSTEM COMPONENTS TECHNIC AL ASSIST ANCE Should you need help. F irst chec k our websit e at www .bulldogsecurity .com/wires.htm or call our toll-fr ee T ech Support Hotline Monda y through Friday 9AM-8PM and Saturday 10AM-4PM EST at 800-8 78-8007. Y ou must giv e t he follo wing infor mation :  Name • T elephone N umber with Ar ea Code (F ax [...]

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    MAKIN G WIRIN G CONNECTIONS 1. S tr ip back two inches of insulation on the wir e fr om the k e yless entry . 2. Strip back one inch of insulation on t he wir e y ou need to connect to. One Inch of Bar e W ire T wo Inches of Bar e W ire 3. Separ at e the v ehicle wire as shown. Mak e the separ ation large enough to fit t he other wir e through. 3 P[...]

  • Page 5

    4. Insert the wir e from the unit t hrough the hole as shown. 6. Use electr ical t ape to wr ap. Be sur e to cover t he wire about two inches on eit her side of the connection. First pull t he wire t hat you ha v e just connect ed along side the wir e you connected to, tape and wire tie t hem toget her. Use this met hod for all connections. CA UTIO[...]

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    4. Use electr ical t ape to wr ap, be sur e to cover about 2 inches on eit her side of connection. Secur e with wir e ties as sho wn. Use this me thod ONL Y when connecting two separ ate wir es end to end. W ir e T ie Electr ical T ape W ir e T ie LOC A TING & MAKIN G CONNECTIONS 5 Please see the wir ing chart on our w ebsite, www.bulldogsecuri[...]

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    6 button #1 again to disarm t he syst em. This time the engine should start. Make sur e all your connections ar e electrically sound. N OTE : A 1N4001 diode must be used when connecting mor e than one de vice to the or ange wire as shown. ST ARTER DIS ABLE RELA Y AND HARNESS Op tional in 5002 Models use P art #30- ARB (Model 757) and Pr o 1000 harn[...]

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    7 MOUNTING AND CONNECTIN G THE O VERRIDE SWITCH Select a location for the ov err ide switch. Y ou should be able to r each t he switch when sitting in the dr iv er's seat, but the switch should be har d to find. A typical mounting location is under t he dash. The mounting sur f ace should be less t han 1/8" thick. 1. Drill a 5/16" ho[...]

  • Page 9

    TESTING: Door Locks Ther e are t hree basic types: “T ype A ” Door Loc k T es t (Most GMs and some Chryslers) Probe both of your door lock wires going t o the door lock switch usall y located in t he driv er’s kick panel. Att ach the clip end of your tes t light to a good chassis gr ound. Using the v ehicle’s door lock controls, activ at e [...]

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    CONNECTING “T YPE C LOCKS” •If your vehicle has a “ T ype C ” door locking syst em, you will need to purchase optional part #778. Once you ha v e pur chased the r elays, follow the diagr am on page 1 8 for “ T ype C ” door locks. T YPE C - (Optional P art #778 r equired) R ev erse polar ity door locks. Used on most GM trucks, Ford and[...]

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    10 WIRIN G DIA GRAMS FIGURE 1 1. Red (+) 12 volt constant 2. Black chassis ground 3. Gre y (+) sir en output 4. White/R ed button #2 / channel #3 (-) output: trunk pop, window r ollup, etc. 200mA max 5. White/Y ellow button #3 / channel #2 (-) output: remot e start, etc. 200 mA max (see figur e 7) 6. Bro wn/Black (+) unlock or (-) lock output 7. Gr[...]

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    OPERA TING INSTR UCTIONS 1. Arming Pr ess tr ansmitter button #1 to ar m the sys tem. The sir en will chir p 1 time, the lights will flash once, t he po w er door locks will lock (if installed), and the LED will f lash slowl y indicating t he alarm is now armed. The engine start er is also disabled. 2. Disar ming Pr essing tr ansmitter button #1 ag[...]

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    PR OGRAMMIN G INSTR UCTIONS 11. Instant Personal P anic Pr ess and release tr ansmitt er button #4 to sound the instant panic sir en. The lights and siren will activ at e for 30 seconds and then shut of f. T o stop t he siren bef ore t he 30 seconds, press an y of the 4 tr ansmitter buttons. 12. V ale t Mode The v ale t mode pre vents t he system f[...]

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    3. Setting t he Shock Sensor's Sensitivity Disarm t he system, pr ess and hold button #4 for 10 seconds. The system will chir p once. Within 2 seconds, press button #1. The system will chip twice. Within 2 seconds, str ike your vehicle wit h as much force as you w ant t he alarm t o respond to. Strik e the windshield for bes t results . The sy[...]