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staleyp 
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I am trying to get the doors locks working. I have a Autopage RS-1000 and i am using relays. I do have a factory alarm installed.
Yesterday I had the 644 ohm and the 1565 ohm hooked up to the purple light blue wire. nothing would happen when I hit arm/lock but when I would hit disarm/unlock it would lock the doors.
When it locked I do not believe it armed the factory alarm. what I need to know what is the easiest way to test to see what resister value I need to lock and unlock through the purple light blue wire.
Today I was able to get the lock and unlock to work through the purple dark green using the 820 and 330 resisters. When I would lock/arm it would lock and arm the factory alarm. When I would unlock it would unlock and disarm the factory alarm if unlocked withen the first 3 minutes. If i waited longer than 3 minutes it would not disarm the factory alarm.
Any help would great.
Thanks
tonyberg 
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to measure EXACT resistance.   Cut the wire, place the positive lead of your DMM on the switch side of the wire, place the ground side of your DMM to a suitable vehicle ground.  Hold the switch in the lock position and look at your DMM which should be set in ohms....now you have the EXACT value for that car
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The Astrochart shows PURPLE / lt.blue:  Lock thru 450ohms    Unlock thru 1800ohms  This controls the alarm as well, double pulse on unlock.

If you get tired of screwing with resistors.....get a lock module.

aziegler 
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Staleyp,

I recieved a diagram from  Auo page for my 2005.  It shows using a 2Kohm resister from the lock relay and a 480ohm resister from the unlock relay. It also shows connecting the (-) Disarm lead from the RS to the same pin as the (-) unlock.  He said I wouldn't need this as I didn't have an alarm.

If you wouldlike to PM me I can forward you the diagrams.

AZ

staleyp 
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Posted: January 01, 2008 at 7:08 PM / IP Logged  
I got the door locks working today and it also disarms and arms the factory alarm as well.
I used a 1.8K resister for locks on the purple light blue wire
I used a 470 resister for the unlock with double pulse on the purple light blue wire.
To test it is used a pot so I could test and change things quickly.
Thanks for everybodies suggestions.

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