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Prestige APS997, 01 Hyundai Tiburon


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paradice1130 
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Hey guys. I posted a little while ago about the install I did on the 01 tiburon. Okay, so I got the alarm in, its been working fine, then all of a sudden today we armed it, when inside the house, it started goin off. I turned the vibration down to the lowest. And it went off 10 minutes later. So I have the vibration sensor unplugged for now. The pager is flashing the hammer symbol, even with the alarm armed & the sensor unplugged. anyone know what could be the cause?
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try unplugging the harness with the main power on it for a minute and then plug it back in.
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The audiovox systems have a really sensitive shock, you might have to move it.
paradice1130 
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Hey. Im installing a presteige alarm and im having trouble understanding how to work the hood trigger wire. I attahced 2 images out of the manual. Theres 2 ways to hook up the trigger as fas I can tell. I have it hooked up the 1st way, but only using the alarm instant trigger wire from the alarm module, i cant figure out where or what the negative shut down wire is? Can someone help?

Prestige APS997, 01 Hyundai Tiburon - Page 2 -- posted image.

Prestige APS997, 01 Hyundai Tiburon - Page 2 -- posted image.

brhaugen 
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Posted: February 08, 2007 at 7:21 AM / IP Logged  
Use the gray/black wire it will do both rs shutdown and alarm trigger
paradice1130 
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So just replace the dark green wire i have running to the trigger now with the gray/black wire? No need to run a 2nd wire to the trigger? Or hook the grey/black wire to the trigger aswell?
paradice1130 
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Hey everyone, I hate to keep comin on here & asking you guys for advice. Last time hopefully. I got just about 99% of everything working properly, thanks for all the help so far. But now, I finally got the door trigger wire hooked up, the proper one. Well I tried to atleast. Its a (-) trigger. I have it hooked up to the correct wire with the (-) wire from the module. And when I go to arm the alarm, with the door closed, its telling me the door is open and wont arm? Anyone got any suggestions? I cant figure it out.
Mike M2 
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If you have a delayed dome light in the car(one that stays on for a period of time after the last door is closed) what will happen is it will chirp 3 times when you arm it, then chirp once after the light goes out. If this is what is happening you will need to program the delay. You do this by simply pressing arm/disarm/arm/disarm/arm/disarm while the door is open. The LED will light solid(no flashing), then shut the door and wait. Once the light goes out it will usually chirp once to let you know it programmed(but not always). Open and close the door and try arming it. You should now get one chirp.

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paradice1130 
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Nope that aint it, the car doest have a delayed dome light. When I arm it, it does show that the door is open. I currently have it hooked up directly to the trigger on the driver side door only and it works fine. But I would like it on both doors without having to run a 2nd wire to the passenger door trigger.

Is it possible it is a (+) connection, even tho it is saying its a (-) according to the wiring diagram I have. Which is telling me

Door TriggerGREEN / WHITENegative (-)white 20 pin plug, pin 12

I hook it up to that with the Brown wire from the module which is Door Trigger ( - ). And thats my problem?

Mike M2 
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Nope, that's the wire and it is a negative and yes you have it hooked up to the right wire. First, are you sure that is what is giving you the open trigger? if you disconnect the brown wire it arms correctly? If so, dunno. Run a wire to the oassenger door and diode isolate the two doors to the brown wire...
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