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twisty1er 
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Posted: August 13, 2004 at 4:43 PM / IP Logged  

I had installed a Performance Teknique ICBM 7071 but It doesn't have a horn output can I make the horn sound when the alarm goes off and when I arm it with a relay??????

And can you tell me how to wire the relay thnx to anyone that can help

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first of all, do you have a siren output or light output in that alarm system?. does the lights flash once to arm or to disarm, only then i can provide you the information onto how to wire it with a relay.

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There's a diagram posted on this site under the relay section for horn honk options
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on most alarm harneses its the BROWN / white wire. most are -neg. and will need a relay.

connect BROWN / white  to terminal 85, connect relay terminals 86 & 87 to +12v constant power. connect terminal 30 to your horn wire.

if your horn wire is -neg then just use your BROWN / white wire. use a probe to find out

or you can use directed web site for a print out of your wiring and locations of the wiring to find out.

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Posted: August 19, 2004 at 4:37 PM / IP Logged  
Frys24 wrote:

on most alarm harneses its the BROWN / white wire.

This is a highly inaccurate statement. There are many alarms that don't offer offer a horn honk output.
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you can use the light output, the siren output and the central locking wires (negative switching output using diodes but with all these, you will have to use a relay to drive the hight current to the horn honk.

hope this helps

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