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McFord 
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Posted: August 15, 2003 at 12:36 PM / IP Logged  

ok...we finally got this thing going in my 03 and working fine....got two questions tho

1. the trasponder lcd always shows the alarm icon....the manual states that this icon comes ON when a full alarm condition is met.....mine is always on...is that supposed to be like that??

2. i have the double gaurd shock sensor, and it only goes to full alarm....on an impact, it gives a few short chirps then goes to the full alarm (similar to what the progressive door trigger does).  I looked under the dash, and the sensor has the green wire looped to the blue on the sensor itself, and my installer then connected this to the blue wire on the 4 wire harness to the brain....i looked at the install instructions for this system and it looks like it is supposed to be wired to the green wire on the 4 pin harness.....could that be the reason for the problem??...or does it matter which wire the sensor goes to (the dei insall manual shows the blue wire wired to the "shock sensors" blue and green wires, and the doublegaurds blue and green wired to the green wire.....i guess i'm confused....

please let me know on these two questions if you know...

many thanks

Jeremy

jaxman 
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Copper spacespace
Joined: November 16, 2002
Location: Denmark
Posted: August 15, 2003 at 5:38 PM / IP Logged  
1. the trasponder lcd always shows the alarm icon....the manual states that this icon comes ON when a full alarm condition is met.....mine is always on...is that supposed to be like that??
>>>> Nope. Will the Icon disapear when you put the key into the ignition ?
Try the following :
1. Arm the system
2. Disarm the system
3. Set the key in the ignition point
4. take the key out , close the doors and arm the system
5. Disarm the system.
How many chirips you hear ? Is the Icon gone ?
2. i have the double gaurd shock sensor, and it only goes to full alarm....on an impact, it gives a few short chirps then goes to the full alarm (similar to what the progressive door trigger does). I looked under the dash, and the sensor has the green wire looped to the blue on the sensor itself, and my installer then connected this to the blue wire on the 4 wire harness to the brain....i looked at the install instructions for this system and it looks like it is supposed to be wired to the green wire on the 4 pin harness.....could that be the reason for the problem??...or does it matter which wire the sensor goes to (the dei insall manual shows the blue wire wired to the "shock sensors" blue and green wires, and the doublegaurds blue and green wired to the green wire.....i guess i'm confused....
This is wrong !!!
If the green wire of the shock sensor is connected with the blue wire on the system then cut it.
The green wire has to make a loop into the shock sensor and the other end must be loose if you don't use any extra sensors.
Hope this will help.
McFord 
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Member spacespace
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Posted: August 16, 2003 at 8:48 AM / IP Logged  

ok...

1. i tried what you suggested, but still had the alarm icon on the transceiver (the little speaker symbol with waves coming out) it never came off the display the alarm works fine, and i get 1 chirp with arm .........any other suggestions??

2. my shock sensor came (with the alarm) with the green wire coming OUT of the sensor housing looped onto the blue one, so there were only 3 actual wires on the system blue, red and black.....my installer put the black to black, red to red, and blue to blue on the harness and just left the green wire on the harness loose, meaning that the blue and green wire from the SENSOR were both basically connected the the one blue wire from the harness. your saying that i should just cut the looped green from teh blue???

jaxman 
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Copper spacespace
Joined: November 16, 2002
Location: Denmark
Posted: August 16, 2003 at 2:08 PM / IP Logged  
1. Take out the baterry from the remote and put it back.
Read the User manual and see what the speaker with waves means :) There is nothing wrong with your system. Does the remote vibrates ?
2. It was an missunderstanding then.Don't cut the wire.
Try to screw down the shock sensor's sensitivity and see if it helps.

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