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c7iq 
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i got this proximity sensor for free, but i need to test it, and its not in the original casing.. can anyone tell which leads are which on this thing? it says model CSS-R1 and is a clifford if i remember right..

basicly, i dont know which knobs adjust what and which leads are what cause its not in the orig case.

[IMG]https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v95/448grams/ms1.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v95/448grams/ms2.jpg[/IMG]

c7iq 
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older cilfford prox sensor help -- posted image.
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older cilfford prox sensor help -- posted image.
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You will not be able to use the device correctly without the remote key pad which changes the interior / exterior zones.
I am assuming you have this second part? If so, I can give you the wire output leads.
As for the actual circuit board, do not adjust anything on the unit. it is calibrated from the factory, and any adjustment without the proper testing tools will affect the field.
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so what are the leads?
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Upon viewing the second image file the unit looks alot like the Crimestopper DFR unit.
I will varify that photo with what I have.
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im sure it was a cliffford, i got it out of a car at the junkyard, but i removed the casing because it had sticky crap on it .
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The unit is indeed a Crimestopper unit, there are however many variations of the exact same model being sold under various brand names.
The pin out are as follows. From left to right starting at the IC chip the following pin outs are colored, and wired to the following input / outputs to your alarm system.
1. RED = +12 volt constant
2. (-) GREEN = PRE WARN Input
3. (-) BLUE = TRIGGER Input
4. (-) BLACK = ARMED OUTPUT
The green dial closest to the green LED is trigger sensitivty, the other one is the pre-warn.
You will require a molex connector, it will costs you $0.25 at any electronics store.
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well i was wrong, i stopped by the junkyard for another reason and happen to find the case and the harness.

its a autogage RS-32

it has a red, pink, blue, black wire in that order.

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well i was wrong, i stopped by the junkyard for another reason and happen to find the case and the harness.

its a autogage RS-32

it has a red, pink, blue, black wire in that order.

how would i connect this to my compustar  brain? (model cm3000 i think)

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