dei 530t problem

Recently added a 530T to my Python 594 system in my 2008 Honda Civic Si. Everything works except when I push the Aux channel to vent the windows. It proceeds to vent them but after a short delay it rolls both windows all the way down even though I did not hold the Aux button. Has anybody encountered this problem before? The dip switches on the 530T are set on the factory setting and Aux Channel 1 is set to validity on the Python.

Check what you have your aux feature programmed to. It sounds like you have it set for a timed output instead of validity. Edit: Sorry, it helps if I fully read the post. Put a meter on the negative output of the Python and see if it truly is a validity output or if the negative signal remains after letting go of the button. Then re-check the programming to be sure. Also make sure you are setting the correct aux programming. I thought the aux channels were ch. 4 and 5 but its been a while since I've done a Python.Kenny

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KKD Garage LLC

Albany, NY 12205

Reprogrammed Aux 1 to validity. Set dip switches on 530T to Low setting which wouldn't even roll the windows up so I changed it back to the Factory setting. Still having the same problem. The Python 594 has 4 Auxiliary channels. Should I be using a different channel? Seems as if the Aux 1 channel is latching even though I programmed it to Validity exactly as the install manual shows.

what wire do you have connected to the 530 from the remote start module? That will tell you which aux channel you need to program.Kenny

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KKD Garage LLC

Albany, NY 12205

WHITE/ Violet which according to the install manual is Aux 1 Output.

Did you put a DMM on the wire to see if it is getting a timed output or validity output on the wire?Kenny

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KKD Garage LLC

Albany, NY 12205

Tested the wire and it is set to validity. However I discovered that the problem was tied to the remote. Apparently the button wasn't releasing fully and the alarm was seeing it as if I were holding the button down causing the windows to roll all the way down a few seconds later. Thanks offroadzj for all your help. I appreciate it.