Three Pulses converted to one pulse

This is true also it may need a Resistor and Capacitor to send the pulse Properly John DeRosa (Hotwaterwizard)

Stockton California

When in doubt, try it out !

EASY Just switch the Positive with the NegitiveJohn DeRosa (Hotwaterwizard)

Stockton California

When in doubt, try it out !

Recheck the wires make sure all of the jumpers are in placeJohn DeRosa (Hotwaterwizard)

Stockton California

When in doubt, try it out !

Hook the Relays up one at a time testing as you go. I will Make it easy. You will need a Battery and a 12v light bulb.John DeRosa (Hotwaterwizard)

Stockton California

When in doubt, try it out !

I really like this idea. I was thinking of ripping out my my current aftermarket alarm (one a prevous owner had installed) and adding one with a remote start. But i like this idea a lot better!!! What kind of remote start would you guys recomend? or can i just make one with relays since i have an automatic.

Unfortunately the above diagram won't work correctly. 1. The pulse output will be too quick. The output should stay on as long as the doorlock pulse. 2. The first relay will latch again staying energized. We need to keep the circuit off after you complete the sequence. 3. Plus the circuit would give you a pulse if you started with unlock and then lock. Only two pulses are need to get a pulse output. You wanted 3 pulses. The diagram below will work based off your lock, unlock then lock sequence. It is based off my Latched On/Off Output Using a Single Momentary Pulse diagram that the12volt decided to use without my permission. The original diagram is here. The diagram below must be done by lock, unlock then lock sequence to work. If you try to do unlock then lock, no pulse. But since lock has now been triggered, then doing unlock then lock will give you a pulse output. I forgot to draw the timer in, but what you need is a timer that takes a positive pulse that is triggered off of relay 3, terminal 87a and gives you a negative pulse output for lets say 10 seconds. Use the negative output to supply a ground to relay 2, terminal #86. If you need me to draw it in the diagram, let me know. So hopefully when the12volt uses this diagram, they will give me credit instead of redrawing it and posting it like they designed it. Questions for installers who know how to work with our TR-7: I'm designing a more advanced TR-7 (TR-8?, I have not decided what part #)with more trigger inputs. It may have 2 to 4 separate trigger inputs and maybe 4 to 6 outputs. It is going to be designed more for installer side than consumer because a programmer is going to be needed, which will use a laptop/desktop as the GUI. So what i like to know is what would you like to see in the TR-8? Is there something that is needed that the TR-7 did not cover?Karl

Pacific Accessory Corporation

Mobile Audio Interfacing Equipment

Connecting You to Your Music Since 1976