98 accord disarm wire

would a relay needed for disarm the immobilizer,(status (-) 200mA)

how can i test this wire. does this wire arm after you arm your alarm (lock). on the power window switch have two blue, blue solid and blue/white.

My best guess is that the blue wire comes from the door key cylinder and sends a ground to the power window switch.  And then, the power window switch also functions as a sort of computer......... it sends data down some other wire to tell the car that it's time to disarm. 

 We can either get the wire at 12 volts negative inside the door, or make/invent/buy a piece that'll make data to tell the car what to do........and probably no one's going to pay for a databus module just to perform that one little function, which isn't entirely necessary anyway.

Regardless of what it does at the switch, it has to send a signal to the security module, or body contol module (Whichever controls security)..

So which wire does it?? for cost reasons, Honda would not put any kind of module in the door that deals with security,  thus  the signal sent out would not be data, it would be a ground pulse.  On monday, I will look at a complete wiring diagram of that security system, including the door lock.  There has to be an awnser to this.  Its not that the door panel is hard, or time consuming to remove...   There just has to be a wire coming out from the door... And I cant stop thinking about it!!!  

i got the wire. i saw the wire coming from the key hole but i didnt know how to test it. it's the black wire coming from the key hole side plug.

first time, i tried using arm and disarm both from the remote and switch to test it, nothing shown. what i notice is that the arm is passive and can only control by the key like someone mentioned above.