Difficulty in Motorcycle Alarm Wiring

Hello All :)I have this difficulty in interpreting this motorcycle wiring diagram which came with the alarm: This is how i think this should be done but i definetely have a fault since the pink wire goes to ground when the ignition is switched on when alarm is in arm, hence shorting the ignition 12v to ground.Thanks for your help.

Sounds like the pink wire is supposed to disable the ignition when the alarm is armed the same way as if the ignition is turned off and locked; if you just want to avoid blowing the fuse when you forget to disarm before switching on the ignition, maybe add a relay to open up the line from the ign run switch, with the coil controlled by the pink line (gnd switched) and powered from the output side of the ign run switch. The NC and COM relay contacts would be used inline with the switch, opening the connection when you turn on the ignition while the alarm is still armed.

Do the pink and grey wires from the alarm look like isolated contacts that are for simulating the contact closures when ign is off and locked? Probably they're meant for an ignition kill switch independent of the 12V ign power; when the line shorted, the ignition is disabled, without turning off the ign power. If your bike doesn't use that kind of setup but instead opens up power to shut down the ignition then adding a relay would convert it to the open-when-armed instead of shorted-when-armed.

I have wired as in the above. Result: All arming / disarming features work well, starter rotates when remote starting is done, but there is no spark at sparking plugs. Yes dualsport i had a few fuses blown after before realising what was causing problem, as well said by yourself. Then i just eliminated the pink and grey wires, and left ignition switch on, hence 12V from ACC on all components powered by ignition switch. However with the same result (starter rotates but no spark). This is actually very confusing since there is supply on ignition coils :s Another query from the wiring above, if the bike starts with remote startup, how is the alarm "brain" triggered so that starter does not continue starting for 3 times (approx. 2 seconds each) ? Thanks for your replies :)

Did you check that everything is powered up when the alarm is autostarted? If you turn the ignition on before autostarting, does it start up then? The orange wire from the alarm should be supplying the 12V to the same points as the key switch; make sure it's doing that- Since there's no tach connection, it may be relying on the voltage rising when it starts up and the battery is charging to tell when it's started. If it doesn't see it go up, it'll assume it didn't start and repeat the start cycle.

Thanks dualsport for your helpful replies ;) I will carefully review the motorcycle wiring diagram, to check if all components are being powered up.

so basically this is the ignition switch diagram of the bike I have connected the orange wire to the brown wire (which then goes to fuse box - ACC). The grey wire of the ignition switch also goes to the IC Igniter of the bike. Hence could be causing the no-spark-problem. Will check this soon.

That sounds like the problem. If your alarm doesn't have provisions for a second ignition output, you can use a relay running off the orange wire to supply the second ignition power output. If the only reason they separated the two ignition lines is for current handling of the keyswitch you might be able to connect them together, but it'd be safer to isolate the two the same way as the original configuration, in case there was some purpose for it.

Are you referring to the grey wire from the OEM bike harness or the one from your alarm? On the OEM harness, when you switch the ignition on using the key, it should show 12V on it. When you're autostarting it, something has to supply power to it, and normally it would be the orange wire from your alarm. You could try connecting the brown and grey wires on the OEM harness and do without the extra relay, or add a relay to supply the second ignition output. You'd just use the orange alarm output wire to switch the relay.