crimeguard 750i6 on 2010 tacoma

Hi all, I'm working on my install and will pick up tomorrow. I have all the wires sorted right now except the domelight supervision wires. I'm really confused about these two wires on the Crimeguard alarm. According to the manual, I can connect the GREEN/ violet wire(supervision output) to the door trigger connection that I use. This seems easy enough, just connect the door trigger and GREEN/ violet wire to the same wire. But where I get confused is on the connection of the BLACK/ red(supervision input) wire. Is this supposed to be connect to the same wire as above or somewhere else? Another question that would totally nullify the above question is do I even need to connect these wires at all? The factory keyless entry already turns on the domelight on unlock. That being said, all I really need to worry about are my lock/unlock connections as these functions control the domelight as well. Am I right here?

Ok, so I asked crutchfield and they confirmed that I don't need to use the domelight supervision because of the factory keyless already working with domelight supervision. So once I have the keyless for the crimeguard is connected domelight supervision will work. They also told me that IF I still wanted to use the domelight supervision capabilities is the crimeguard, I would connect the GREEN/ violet wire to door trigger and the BLACK/ red to ground. On another note, I have been trying to find the lock and unlock cables in my truck. I have the wire list but it only says to look for them in the white plug in the driver's kick panel. Well, there are a number of white plugs in the driver's kick panel! Does anyone know where I can find documentation which would tell me EXACTLY where to find the lock/unlock wires?

Follow the wires coming in from the rubber door boot, they travel down to 2 plugs that are not mounted in the kickpanel but are simply loose. The wires on each side of these plugs are covered in black plastic. You'll find them there...Mike M2

Tech Manager

CS Dealer Services