proximity sensor, 94 acura integra

Hello peeps, i am planning to get an aftermarket proximity sensor for my 94 acura integra. Currently i have an old school Clifford Arrow 2 or 3 alarm with a Magnetic Resonance Sensor.   The Resonance Sensor only have 3 wires ; Red(Power) Orange(Alarm Trigger) Black(Ground or Warning trigger?)    The proximity sensor comes with 4 wires ;Red(Power) Blue(Interior Alarm Trigger) Green(Exterior Warning Trigger) Black(Ground). So how would i connect these? Thanks.

Join blue and green together and join to the orange. In actual fact the Arrow series are too basic, I'm not sure if it will work, you might have to discard the mag (shock) sensor.

Thanks for the reply, I assume i am going to loose the warning for the exterior?

If it an arrow 2 you will not be able to get a warning zone without connecting directly to the siren with a relay.  Just connect the blue wire to the orange sensor of the wire for interior intrusion.  If it an arrow 3 which it doesn't sound like it is by the label on the shock sensor, there will be a auxiliary sensor input with a red, orange, blue, and black wires.  Orange is full trigger connect to the blue on the sensor.  Green is warning connect to the blue.  Older cliffords do not always agree with dei sensors if thats what it is because they have a crude way of multiplexing the outputs.  In other words if i remember correctly that blue wire from the sensor will still give a pulse on warn away albeit a shorter one and will give a longer pulse on the full trigger on the same wire.  DEI alarms can decipher this clifford did not.  The short pulse still might trigger full siren activation on the clifford.  I am going from memory but i think i had a problem once before.  I only did it once, i always used clifford sensors with their products. 

You can use a relay in order to retain the exterior zone for most systems. 85 = sensor green 86 = +12V 30 = ground 87 = siren ground 87 = no connection On occasion, I find that the sensor trigger does not provide enough ground to trip the relay. In those cases, I build a little circuit with a couple of resistors and a transistor to make up for it. I'm not familiar with the Cliffords but make sure the sensor is active only when the system is armed. Otherwise the siren wil be chirping all the time. If the sensor is active all the time, tie the sensor ground to the armed output. If you have a starter disable relay installed you will need to install two diodes to isolate the relay and sensor. The bands should be installed towards the brain.

Is this correct? Would this work as howieII mentioned? Thanks.

yeah I meant 87a = no connection thanks howie If it is multiplex like scirocco16v says, than I'm not sure how it would work properly without actually trying it.