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tom q 
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Posted: June 22, 2005 at 10:42 PM / IP Logged  

after doing a quick search, I found that it is the lt GREEN/ red and brown red wires that need to be hooked to the alarm.  My unit has 6 pins:

white - unlock NC                                                                             

brown - unlock COM

Yellow - unlock NO

blue - lock NC

Orange - lock COM

Purple - lock NO

Diagram says to use brown and purple. Cut white and blue and ground yellow and purple.  I tried it and it doesn't work.  Diagram 2 says to hook yellow and purple to 12V.  Didn't work.  I don't want to think that my alarm is defective after installing it.  HEEEEELLLLPPPPP.

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Your alarmis NOT defective

white is 87a, brown is 30, yellow is 87. These represent pin connections on a standard relay.  blue, orange, purple are in the same order as above. The relays are controlled internally. no pin 85, or 86.....K.

You need to hook yellow and purple to GRND. Then brown to your BROWN / red disarm-unlock wire on your rig. And orange to your lt.GREEN/ red arm-lock wire.  Set your alarm for double pulse on unlock, the first pulse will disarm ONLY, the second will unlock.

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thanks. About the relay, it came from an 8 pin harness from the alarm together with the wires going to the siren, door trigger etc.  I'm guessing this harness is for the engine shut-off. 86 went to "on" 87a went to "start".  85 went to the harness.  Where do I hook 30?

I tried your suggesed diagram for the door locks but didn't work.  Xplore xr-7025 doesn't say anything about double pulse.  The ordinary alarms I installed before had double pulse.  Any other remedy?

tom q 
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does anyone have any experience installing an xplore xr-7025?
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You need to hook yellow and purple to GRND. Then brown to your BROWN / red disarm-unlock wire on your rig. And orange to your lt.GREEN/ red arm-lock wire.  Set your alarm for double pulse on unlock, the first pulse will disarm ONLY, the second will unlock.

this WILL work

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Posted: June 23, 2005 at 12:09 PM / IP Logged  

The manual doesn't say anything about double pulse.  Do I assume that the alarm has double pulse?

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Posted: June 26, 2005 at 1:55 PM / IP Logged  
you'll just have to push the unlock TWICE

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