using 611t to create a ground when armed

yes. to work like that, an electronic solution is needed as there is no mechanical relay that will work like that.

I'm very excited now! I just realized how i can "turn off" my after market alarm using my key rather than having to push the unlock button on my remote all the time. Listen to what i have come up with and tell me if you see any faults in it.  

Ok i go ahead and get this dual coil latching relay all wired in. I have now just created my own (-) ground-when-armed wire that functions right along with my remote start keyless entry. As i currently have the alarm set up, the door trigger wires are diode isolated straight to the alarm input wire of the remote start system. So the only way to NOT have the alarm go off is to ALWAYS use the remote to unlock the doors. Well my truck has a door lock cylinder wire that sends out a negative pulse when i turn the key to the unlock position in the drivers door. I tap into that door lock cylinder wire and run it to the post on my dual coil latching relay that also hosts the negative unlock wire from my remote starter module (diode isolate both the door unlock wire from the remote starter module and door lock cylinder wire from my truck). Now every time i turn the key in the door lock it unlatches the dual coil relay just like what pushing the unlock button on my remote would do.

Now that i have a ground-when-armed wire that can be controlled by either the key in the door or by the keyless entry, I remove my door trigger wires off of the alarm input wire of the remote starter. I take the (-) ground-when-armed wire that i created with the latching relay and run it to post 30 on a regular bosche style relay. I run a 12 volts constant to post 85 on that bosche relay. I run the door trigger wire to post 86 on that bosche relay. And i run the alarm input wire of my remote start to post 87 of that bosche relay. I wire both door trigger wires up the exact same way. Now the only way the door trigger wires will set off my alarm is if the (-) ground-when-armed wire is "armed" and the doors are opened by any other manner than by "disarming" this ground-when-armed wire (so basically the alarm will go off if the doors are not unlocked by either my key or by the remote on my remote start) 

So what do you think? Sorry to be long winded but i was just trying to describe in detail what i was trying to say to hopefully eliminate confusion. You guys see any flaws in the that setup?