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Window module and pulse timer 528t


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coppellstereo 
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Posted: November 25, 2005 at 7:10 PM / IP Logged  

We worked with this module and timer today, connected it as mentioned above, and here are the problems we ran into

Without actually connecting to the window we are unsure how to test that the window module is working - it should send out +12 to the window motor to roll it up correct?

Measuring voltage of the wire that goes from the timer to the window module showed that there is a constant current that breaks when the timer is activated.  So then we cut the blue wire loop on the timer, nothing changed - there was still a constant current from the activation wire.

Could we be connecting it incorrectly?:  (connected as mentioned in the 2nd post:)

First you'll need to find a wire in the car that either goes to ground momentarily when you lock the doors, or goes to +12volts.  Then, the BLACK/ white wire from the 528t will goes to that wire.  The red off the 528t goes to constant +12volts.  Black and Brown both go to ground.  Finally Yellow gets hooked up to that tiny orange wire off the window controller.  As for the blue loop, if the wire in the car that switches goes to ground then leave it alone.  If it goes to +12volts then cut it and isolate the ends.  The orange wire on the 52t you will not need.

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coppellstereo 
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Posted: November 26, 2005 at 3:59 AM / IP Logged  

awesome information.  Still not quite sure how to hook up the 528t correctly.  I totally understand how to hook up the window module, but just not the pulse timer to activate the window module.

Black - Ground

Red - +12volts
BLACK/ white - trigger input
Brown - ground
Yellow to trigger input of window module
Lock activation from keyless goes to +12v so cut the blue loop.

This sound right?

coppellstereo 
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Can anyone give me a difinitive answer?  We are kinda lost
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Posted: November 27, 2005 at 1:27 AM / IP Logged  

without hooking up the timer, how can i make sure it is sending a longer timed pulse to the window module since the 'activation wire' is always sending +12v?

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Posted: November 27, 2005 at 1:50 AM / IP Logged  
i cant edit, but i meant without hooking the timer up to the window module and up to the windows (full install).  how can i bench test it?
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