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For your primary unlock you'll use the left half of that diagram. The main unlock wire from the Compustar goes to pin 86 or 85(it doesn't matter which terminal unless there's a diode across the terminals).
The "unlock" wire on the car(shown as pink in the picture) will be your driver's door unlock motor lead, which would probably be yellow with a stripe on a Honda product. This wire will show 12 volts when the unlock switch is pressed, and 0V otherwise. Also when it is cut the driver's door power lock will stop working but other doors will still work.
