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CrimeStopper CS-2002DPII manual

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    1 C S - 2002 D P II W i t h D a t a P o r t T e c hn o l o gy R E M O T E C O N T R O L A L A R M SYS T E M I N S T A LL A T I O N & O PE R A T I N G I N S T RUC T I O N S I N T R O DUC T I O N C O N G RA T U L A T IO N S o n y ou r c ho i c e o f an “ O n - G ua r d ” R e m o t e A l a rm S ys t e m w i t h D P T e c hno l og y b y C r i m[...]

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    2 T AB L E O F C O N T E N T S I n s t a ll a t i o n C a u t i on s & W a r n i ng s … … . ……………… ……………… . ……… ………………… ……………… … 2 C on t r o l M od u l e & C o m pon e n t M oun t i ng ……… …… ... …… ……………… . . …………… ………… . …… …?[...]

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    3 C O N T R O L M O DU L E & C O M P O N E N T M O UN T I N G D O N O T M oun t t h e c on t r o l un i t i n t h e e n g i n e c o m p a r t m e n t o r w h e r e t h e c on t r o l u n i t o r wi r i ng h a r n ess w h e r e t h ey ca n b e c o m e e n t a ng l e d wi t h m o v i n g p a r t s s u c h as b r a ke / g as / c l u t c h p e d a [...]

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    4 W I R I N G B L ACK W I R E : SY S T E M CH A SS I S G R O UND T he B l a ck wi r e M U S T be c onne c t ed t he CH ASS I S M E T A L o f t he v eh i c l e . S c r ap e a w a y an y pa i n t o r deb r i s f r o m t he c on ne c t i on po i n t and u s e a s t a r w a s he r t o e n s u r e a goo d c onn e c t i on . K eep t h e g r oun d wi r e [...]

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    5 W I R I N G B L U E / W H I T E W I R E : (-) P A SSE N G E R ( S ) D OO R UN L O CK O U T P U T ( O p t i on a l, r e qu i r es r e l a y ) C onne c t s t o un l o ck c i r c u i t f o r pa ss enge r doo r ( s ) w hen u s i ng s epa r a t e d r i v e r ’ s doo r u n l o ck o p t i on . S ee SEPA R A T E DR I VE R’ S D OO R UN L O C K W I R I[...]

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    6 W I R I N G R E D W I R E : + 12 V P O W E R I N P U T ( 15 a m p f u se ) C onne c t t o + 12 V o l t s ou r c e wi t h s upp li ed f u s e & ho l de r . R e c o mm end ed l o c a t i on f o r t h i s c onne c t i on i s a t t he v eh i c l e ba tt e r y po s i t i v e t e rm i n a l . 14 G A . BR O W N W I R E : ( O n - b o a r d S t a r t [...]

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    7 P O W E R D OO R L O CK W I R I N G N E G A T I VE T R I GG E R D OO R L O CK W I R I N G P O S I T I VE T R I GG E R D OO R L O C K W I R I N G G R EE N G R EE N F U SE D R E D + 12 V R E D B L U E + B L U E 86 85 86 85 87 87 30 87 A 30 87 A F AC T O R Y F A C T O R Y L L P O W E R P O W E R L O CK I N G L O CK I N G U L U L R E L A YS R E L A Y[...]

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    8 SEP ARA T E DR I VE R ’ S D OO R UN L O CK W I R I N G N E G A T I VE T R I GG E R D O O R L O CK S B L U E / W H I T E G R EE N R E D B L U E DR I VE R ' S D OO R M O T O R 8 6 8 5 L L 8 7 U L U L 8 7 A 30 F A C T O R Y L O C K R E L A YS + 1 2 V + F U SE D UN L O C K W I R E CU T W I R I N G F O R R EVE R SE P O L A R I T Y D OO R L O CK[...]

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    9 T RAN S M I TT E R P R OG RA MM I N G N O T E : A ll t r an s m i tt e r s m u s t be l ea r ne d a t t he t i m e o f p r o g r a mm i ng . T h i s sys t e m c an l ea r n up t o 4 r e m o t e s . 1 . T u r n k e y t o t he O N po s i t i on and p r e ss p r o g r a m bu tt o n 4 t i m e s . 2 . A ft e r a s ho r t de l a y , t he u n i t will c[...]

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    10 O P T I O N P R OG RA MM I N G 1 . T u r n t he I gn i t i on O N and p r e ss t h e O v e rr i de / P r og r a m bu tt on 5 t i m e s . A ft e r a s li gh t de l a y , t h e sys t e m will c h i r p and f l a s h t h e li gh t s 5 t i m e s . 2 . W i t h i n t he ne x t f e w s e c ond s , p r e ss t he O v e rr i de / P r og r a m bu tt on [ a[...]

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    11 O P T I O N P R OG RA MM I N G 1 . H O RN CH I R PS / P U L SES T h i s op t i on c on t r o l s t he sys t e m ’ s F a c t o r y V eh i c l e H o r n ou t pu t. T h e r e a r e 3 s e l e c t i on s : B u tt o n 1 ( Lo ck ) = H o r n P u l s e on l y w h en a l a rm i s t r i pped . B u tt on 2 ( U n l o ck ) = H o r n C h i r p s f o r A rm /[...]

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    12 O P T I O N P R OG RA MM I N G 7 . D O UB L E UN L O CK P U L SE W i t h t h i s f ea t u r e enab l ed , t h e un i t will s end 2 un l o ck pu l s e s w hen t he #2 U n l o ck b u tt on i s p r e ss ed . 2 pu l s e s a r e r e qu i r ed f o r i n t e r f a c i ng i n t o s o m e e x i s t i ng F a c t o r y K e y l e ss E n t r y o r A l a rm [...]

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    13 P R OG RA MM AB L E O P T I O N R ESE T F o ll o w t he s t ep s b e l o w t o r e s e t A LL O P T IO N VA L U ES O N PA G E 10 T O F A C T O R Y D E F A U L T SE TT I N G S . 1 . T u r n t he I gn i t i on O N an d p r e ss t he O v e rr i de / P r o g r a m bu tt o n 5 t i m e s . T he sys t e m will c h i r p and f l a s h t he li gh t 5 t i[...]

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    14 #3 #1 #2 #4 L O CK T RUNK P A N I C UN L O CK BA N K #2 FL A S H L I G H T ( A U X . ) P AN I C O PE RA T I N G I N S T RUC T I O N S 6 BU TT O N R E M O T E T RAN S M I TT E R : BANK #1 ( D i r ec t l y P r ess B u tt on s ) B u tt on 1 : A rm B u tt on 2 : D i sa rm B u tt on 3 : A u x #1 ( T r un k ) B u tt on 4 : P a n i c B u tt on 5 : ( C [...]

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    15 O PE RA T I N G I N S T RUC T I O N S T RUNK / HA T CH P O P ( R E M O T E AU X . O U T P U T 1 , O P T IO NA L ) T o pop t h e t r un k ( i f o p t i ona l f ea t u r e i s i n s t a ll ed ) , p r e s s B u tt on #3 ( T r un k S y m bo l ) on t he t r an s m i tt e r f o r a t l ea s t 1 ½ s e c ond s . If t he sys t e m i s a rm ed , p r e ss[...]

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    16 O PE RA T I N G I N S T RUC T I O N S V A L E T M O D E T o d i s ab l e t he A l a rm sys t e m f o r v eh i c l e s e r v i c e o r o t he r w i s e , t u r n t he i gn i t i on on and p r e ss t he o v e r r i de / p r og r a m bu tt on 4 - 5 s e c ond s un t il t he da s h L E D t u r n s on s o li d and y ou h ea r ( 1 ) s i r en c h i r p [...]

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    17 O PE RA T I N G I N S T RUC T I O N S AC T I VE R E - AR M I N G ( F A I L - S A F E P R O T E C T I O N ) A c t i v e R e - a rm i ng m ean s t ha t t he sys t e m w ill r e - a rm i t s e l f 30 s e c ond s a ft e r d i s a rm ed wi t h t he t r an s m i tt e r i f a doo r ha s no t y e t been opened . T h i s i s hand y i f t he v eh i c l e [...]

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    18 CAR J A CK P R O T E C T I O N F E A T UR ES F U LL - T I M E CAR J ACK O N L Y U SE T H I S M O D E W H E N T H E R E I S AN EX T R E M E T R E A T O F A CAR J ACK W I T H Y O UR VE H I C L E . F u ll - t i m e C a r j a ck p r o t e c t i on m u s t be enab l ed be f o r e u s e t h r oug h A l a rm p r og r a mm i ng op t i on s ( 13 ) & [...]

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    19 + - + B L A C K ( G R O U ND ) W H I T E ( W A RN I N G ) R E D ( + ) B L U E ( T R I GG E R ) R E D W H I T E BR O W N B L U E / W H I T E W H I T E / R E D O RAN G E B L ACK / W H I T E B L U E G RA Y YE L L O W B L ACK V I O L E T G R EE N L E D O VE RR I D E / P R OG RA M BU TT O N BA TT E R Y (-) L O CK O U T P U T + 12 V O L T F O R R E L [...]

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    20 DA T A P O R T D I A G RA M D a t a bu s S ys t e m s : D a t a C o n t r o ll e d do o r l o cks , F a c t o r y S ec u r i t y a nd m a n y acces s o r i es T h i s un i t i n c l ude s D P T e c hn o l og y i t w ill a ll o w y ou t o p l ug ou r m o du l e s w h i c h ope r a t e D a t a c on t r o l D oo r l o ck s , a cc e ss o r i e s , a[...]