windows automation

if youd like you can download the 5900 install manual and look for the comfort closure feature and see what it talks about. No warning as far as I see.

the 530T module is designed to stop pushing the window up once it hits a higher load on the motor (IE when the window is all the way up there is more of a strain put on the motor that is how the module knows to stop) so i would assume that if some kids head, hand, etc. was in the way it would also stop basically to prevent burning the window motor out

You guys crack me up with how concerned you are with little kids fingers. If you are really worried about it, draw up a liability disclaimer stating that you are not responsible for injuries resulting from automated windows and have customer sign it. In reality, I stuck my fingers in a trailblazer window to see how bad it hurt and it didn't, probably because the new window regulator designs are so cheap and weak, just enough to get the window to roll up and down. Now onto the ACTUAL question my man XJ has been so patiently waiting for an answer to, you better be getting about 5-7 hours in labor for these windows to roll up and down, the window modules from dei are nice and easy to trigger with any unit, and I'm not a compustar expert. Im sure you could do it with just the unit, but the modules would probably be easier. good luck brotherMy rifle is my friend...

Yes but but unless you keep a signed copy of that waiver, even then the muck sticks especially if the local press knows. Worst case scenario; install any Clifford with Intellistart into a stick shift explaining manual enable etc. You can tell by the body language the guy isn't listening. You later find that he has been to one of these unscrupulous firms who made the R/S work by joining GREEN/ black to ground chargeing $80 for the privilage. Guess what? He parks on a hill downwards, engine overcomes clutch and parking brake and does untold damage. YOU  the installer are liable. Prove you didn't do it! As it happens I've been doing some insurance company auditing recently and I now bind the cut green blue with blue tape before black. Clifford themselves are aware of this so I have manufacturer back-up. First rule of installation = COVER YOUR ARSE! 

Yes its possible to do with the unit, but its a programed time for up and down. If something does happen to get into to the window it will trigger until its runtime ends. On the other hand with one touch windows I am bettin I could just trigger that. I have the 530t's in stock, probably not worth any liability as everybody is sue crazy, it seems to be the instant response to anything. Thanx for all the input, as always its up to the customer and they decided to do the sound system before the windows automation.