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I have a '93 Cadillac Sedan Deville I am installing and Omega Mars 22 keyless entry and car stater and I am not experienced with alarms or starters but this system has - lock and unlock outputs on it and my car has a positive pulse system if I am not mistaking how do I wire the locks and what other obstacles will I have?

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Usally, the outputs on the module can be set for negitive(-) pulse and/or Positive pulse (+) Be sure that the outpust see a Positive (+) pulse and connect the lock wire from the module directly into the lock wire and do the same with the unlock wire. No relays will be required to do this operation,

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If you can't set you alarm to + pulse out put you can always use the -ve puulse output and send it to a relay to switch a +ve supply.

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Look on this site, for diagram how to wire a relay for poss. using a negative trigger

http://www.directechs.com/directwire/wire_body.asp?action=select&yr=2086&product=Remote%20Start

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I have a diagram that shows how to wire a relay but it shows a coil between 85 going to 86 and a straight bar from 87a to 30 and I dont know exactly how it is supposed to be wired do I need special coils or what? I know most of this is pretty dumb but I definitley want to learn how to do this...

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Please anyone help me!!!!

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The straight bar is only showing you that the arm is connecteding pin 30 and 87a together when the relay is off. When energized, the relay will flip that arm to 87 and connect 87 & 30 together momentarily. Use this diagram to help you convert the (-) to a (+) polarity: http://www.velocitymotorsport.com/images/install_notes/N2P.jpg

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Thank you guys. Velocity Motors that diagram was way more simple then the one that comes in the manual Thanks a million...

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No problemo

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