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When updating the compustar brain to:

CM5/6X00 With V6.7 VD6

when connecting to the BLADE through web-link 5, under options setting 1-12 you can change the door trigger to NC or NO. This is beneficial for those that install on older ford/mazda often. luckily late models we have the blade-al to take care of triggers for us. No need for resistors/diodes. leave the jumper on negative and diode isolate all 4 triggers.

not sure if a few of you were aware, but I just noticed this today. Usually i use my op500 to change settings after the install.

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