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scream404 
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Posted: March 12, 2006 at 5:10 PM / IP Logged  
i own a 2005 xterra with manual locks and windows.
i had a alarm installed with power lock actuators put in all doors with the relay setup off the alarm door lock /unlock signal wires which sends a neg. pulse.
i would like to know how i can add a lock/ unlock switch. do i use a dpdt switch on the actuator side?(of course on the load side of the relay)
OR can i send a neg. pulse on the signal side of the alarm module wires without backfeeding the alarm?
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Posted: March 12, 2006 at 5:25 PM / IP Logged  
Using a negative trigger to trip the relays would be fine. You should probably diode isolate the wires to prevent any possible + feedback (ie...if it's a DEI system it provides - unlock + lock on the same wire...to prevent the off chance of hitting the switch at the same time as the system locks/unlocks)
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Posted: March 13, 2006 at 3:27 PM / IP Logged  

thanks twelv, as a matter of fact it is an "automate alarm" (dei) ok, so where and what diodes do i use? or should i just stick to the load side of the relay and use a dpdt switch? feed the center poles with the actuator wires and then feed the  top and bottom of the switch with a criss cross polarity?

is it safe to send a neg signal on the alarm modules wires? (before the relay)?

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Posted: March 13, 2006 at 7:02 PM / IP Logged  
You can find what you need to know about diodes here. Most (if not all) DEI door lock wires are green and blue. Just tap into these wires. I would not go through the hassle of a dpdt switch when you already have a relayed door lock system.

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