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K-9 Classic Alarm Installation


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bearboy80 
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i just got k-9 classic alarm system. I figured out where the wires hooked up to except 4 wires. the wires say "Trig" "Light" "Dome out" Dome"

1. What's the difference b/w dome and dome out? i know one of them goes to dome light so when alarm deactivate, dome light turns on for like 30 sec.

2. I know "Trig" wire is not shock sensor since there's another slot i plug in shock sensor into.

3. i also know Light is not head light since there's another wire going to headlight, so head light will flash when alarm activate or deactivate.

bearboy80 
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also there are door- and door+ wires. Which one goes to door lock wire and which one to door unlock wire?
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what is the yr make and model????
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bearboy80 
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I have 95 honda del sol and could not figure out where some wires go to. here's the image scanned of the installation manual.

K-9 Classic Alarm Installation -- posted image.

1. On the main unit, there are 2 wires. one for "(+) door pin switch" and "(-) door pin switch". And there are "PWR DOOR LOCK" and "PWR DOOR UNLOCK". How do i match up these 2 wires? And this is all i need to do so alarm unit can lock and unlock the door?

2. There are 2 wires for the dome light. one says "Dome Light output - connect to vehicle dome light wire" and the other one says "Dome light input - to (+) or (-) as needed. What's the difference b/w these 2 wires? on circuit diagram it says DOMELIGHT BLK/WHT(-). Which i sould connect to this wire from the circuit wire?

3. There's a port that has 4 wires and says, "Red Port - Doorlock output." what is that for? Do i have to connect it to somewhere? (on the manual, it's circled

K-9 Classic Alarm Installation -- posted image.

bearboy80 
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any help?
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ok, ur door (+) and door (-) door trigger wires are for the door triggers, so if the door is opened when the alarm is amred, the alarm goes off...ur car has a (-) door trigger wire, so use the (-) wire on the alarm and tie up the (+) and do not use that one....
the 2 wires on ur alarm that say power door lock and power door unlock, go to ur lock and unlock wires in the car...these are (-)in ur car so all u gotta do is tap into them with ur alarm lock/unlock wires...really easy.
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So 95 del sol is 3 wire negative door lock type?
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3 wire neg. is correct for the 95 del sol

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