camry 2014 remote start wiring?

I need help with wiring a remote start with toyota camry 2014 standart key. I need help with the ignition connector. the camry conector have wires as follow: Pin6 Ignition1 Black    thick wire Pin1 Ignition2 Pink     thin wire Pin3 Starter1 Lt.Green thin wire Pin7 Starter2 Blue     thick wire Pin5 +12V Batt Green    thick wire Pin2 Accessory White    thin wire the remote starter have: ACC IGN1 BAT BAT START IGN2 how they should be connected? Thank you in advance!

Are you kidding? Ah well here goes:- Both your batts to pin 5 or to thick white feeding dash fusebox or management ECU ACC to pin 2 Ign 1 to pin6 Ign 2 to pin 1 Start to pin 7 As for your second starter, what brand of R/Start are you installing?

No i Don't kidding! the remote start Audiovox APS57A there is install manual online for APS57A which is the same. it is obvious that the accessory go to accessory and so on, but I don't know about the second starter wire!? the car won't start! when the remote starter try to start the engine it turns on the ignition ( the dashboard light up and you can hear the gas pump running), but the starter don't engage/crank the engine. I don't know where and how to huck up the second starter wire.

Isn't there a secondary NEG starter output (thin) on the loom?

This is for the APS57E but it should be the same:- 14 pin plug, pin 8 BLACK / YELLOW use a standard automotive relay with a diode 1N4004. BLACK / YELLOW to 85 Wire from IGN 1 to 86 30amp fused constant to 87 Wire to second starter from 30 Diode goes from 85 to 86, band towards 86.

all wires that are available are in my first post. please look at it. I'm not familiar with the new cars. I'm duing this for friend of mine and I don't do this for living, this is my third install of remote starter. I don't know if second starter is necessary at all. Can you explain the sequence how the whole thing works, maybe I can put a diode/s to the starter wire/s and connect them together???

ok I see... the ignition1 and ignition2 should have positive at the same time during start/crank. is that correct? Thank you for the help! I don't have the car right now, but during the weekend we can will try.

I mean igniton1, igniton2, starter1 and starter2 should have positive during start/crank ???

With Toyotas yes. Most other cars IGN isn't that needed to start normally runs HVAC, windows, wipers etc.

OK Thank you!!!