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megatfauzi76 
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Posted: August 18, 2009 at 3:23 AM / IP Logged  

Hai...

I plan to get viper 5900...I study the installation manual 1st...but i get confuse...there is 2 module...one is the alarm brain another one is xcrs module...the drawing in installation book not tally with the alarm brain and the xcrs module...as i know xcrs module for autostart...

Can anyone advise me?

Thanks

soundnsecurity 
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Posted: August 18, 2009 at 10:31 AM / IP Logged  
the alarm brain and the xcrs connect together with that long ribbon cable that should come with the alarm. it is a long, flat cable made of about six or seven wires.
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The 5900 has the "alarm brain" and essentially a relay pack.  When you take them out of the box it should make sense to you, if it doesn't find an insteller that it does make sense to!
Kevin Pierson
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What type of car is this going in? Are you  planning to install the remote start? The reomte start part is what the relay pack with the heavy gauge wires are for, it isn't mandatory to install the remote start!
megatfauzi76 
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Posted: August 18, 2009 at 7:43 PM / IP Logged  

Thanks for reply...

Mine is Nissan Versa....What is the function of these 2 wires?

- Light-GREEN/ Black (-) Factory Alarm Disarm

- GREEN / WHITE (-) Factory Alarm Rearm

Am i correct this 2 wires function to Arm or Disarm Viper 5900 Alarm using Car Factory Alarm...means Viper5900 can be arm or disarm using Car factory alaram or Viper remote?

Correct me if im wrong..

Thanks

Mark Mizenko 
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You are wrong.  They are OUTPUTS from the 5900 to arm and disarm your cars FACTORY alarm when you use the Viper remote.
howie ll 
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From your questions, please follow Mr. Pearson's advice, it will save you a lot of time and trouble.
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I second that motion! viper 5900 confusing -- posted image.


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