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paulieA 
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Posted: July 23, 2005 at 7:51 AM / IP Logged  
i use the age old technique of paintbrush! Its great for simple diagrams coz it has sqaure, line and simple tools like that. Its a bitmap editor so everything is really easy to change, no pissing about with layers like in photoshop.
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you may have decided how to overcome your problem but if you use an aftermarket 5 wire actuator to unlock the door then you have a microswitch that is built into the actuator! 5 wire motors more often than not have a green, blue, brown, white, red or black wire, the green and blue wires are the drive wires the black or red is the input wire leaving the brown and white as the output wires, these are needed to send a negative pulse back to the locking module so it inturn opens the rest of the doors, if you connect the black or red wire to ground then you will get a neg output on the brown when lock and a neg output on the white when unlocked or the otherway around i can never remember i think that this will be the easiest way to get around your problem let me know how you go good luck
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xtreme069, that's very good thinking. I hadn't even thought of that idea.
That does sound like a solution that you should use paulieA.
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yeah never though of that....   something could deffinately be done that way...
paulieA 
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xtreme. Thanks for your reply. This sounds very interesting, and a hell of a lot less work than the circuit i was looking at.

Are you able to help me out on it? As i said, im fairly new to electronics, but i think i have the general idea. Would you perhaps be able to knock me up a small diagram for my scenaro, or help me with more info on your method?

Your right, i have a master solenoid that is a 5 wire one. Green and blue go to the slave solenoids, the other 3 go to the locking module.

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xtreme069 
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sorry it's taken me so long to get back to you, whats your email address i'll send you a diagram
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paulieA 
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Posted: August 02, 2005 at 9:07 AM / IP Logged  

hi matey. Thats ok, i havent fitted anything yet.

I have fitted the "popping" solenoids and mechanism, and when 12v is applied to it, the door pops open fine. Now i just need to electrics to back it up.

My email address is paulieadamson@hotmail.com

Thanks for your time and help, i look forward to seeing the diagram.

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post how you get on with the job
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