Ignition and Starter wires

Just installed Hornet 554t on my 95 sentra.  I didnt hookup the remote start harness though because the wire colors from this site dont match my car.

How can i test the wires with a multimeter to see which is the "ignition 1" "Ign. 2" " starter" etc...?

Hey thanks alot J Rilla!    Its been a few days but now i finally have a chance to test the wires coming from my ignition.

Heres what i found:

WHITE/ Red   shows 12v+ in all positions

Blue shows 12v+ in Acc2

BLACK/ White and Red show 12v+ in On (ign?)

BLACK / YELLOW and BLACK/ Green show 12v+ in Start

So i know what my wires are now yea!  But i have a new dilema...I have two starter wires and only one wire in the "Relay Satellite Key Switch Interface"  (remote start harness) to connect too.....

How should i hook this up?!?

So far ive attached both the Red wires from the remote start harness to the WHITE/ Red (12v+ constant).  This is the wire i hooked the alarms power wire to.

I havent attached any other wires but im thinkin they go something like this......

Pink (+ output to ign Circuit)  ---->Red  (12v+ in on (ign?) position)

Orange (+ Output to accessory Circuit) ----> Blue (12v+ in the Acc2 position)

Purple (+ output to starter Circuit) ----> BLACK / YELLOW and BLACK/ Green (both are 12v + in the start position)  This is the one where im confused...  Soldering the purple to both BLACK / YELLOW and BLACK/ Green dosent seem right.....

Pink/White (+ Output to second ignition Circuit) ----> BLACK/ White (12v+ in on (ign?) position)  

Whew! well thats my current situation...  If any of you pros could help guide me id be real grateful!

Thanks alot!

you will probably need to relay this to get 2 starter outputs

Pin #87 Fused 12v+

Pin85 ground

pin 86 Starter signal (jump a wire from your alarm starter wire to this pin on the relay)

pin 87a not used

pin 30 output to starter

Second Starter Relay Diagram

Cool thnaks for the help guys.  I still have questions though....    What fuse do i need to use?

Also im confused about that diagram.....  If 86 is constant 12v+ and 85 is ground out, how will the relay ever switch?

Should pin 86 and 85 be connected in the first starter wire?  Or is jumping a wire like Swifty suggests a good way to do it?

This relay diagram will provide 12V+ to the second starter wire for as long as the remote start is engaged and should be used for an additional ignition lead, not a starter lead. If you need to provide 12V+ to two starter leads during start and the two starter leads do not have continuity or you wish to isolate them, you should use two relays. If they do have continuity and you do not need to isloate them, then you can simply connect them to the same output of the remote start.

If you do need two separate starter leads from the remote start, connect terminal 85 of both relays to ground, connect terminal 86 of both relays to the starter output (+) of the remote start, connect terminal 87 of both relays to a constant 12V+ , then connect terminal 30 of the first relay to your first starter lead and terminal 30 of the second relay to the second starter lead.

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