2014 civic si laser scanner

I'm wanting to install a red laser scanner strip for theft deterant and some bling, I'm wanting to tap it into the factory arm trigger wire, I will eventually have a viper alarm remote start installed but was hoping to be able to find the factory trigger to tap into does anybody know where it is located on my car? I see there is a security wire that runs to the back of my heads it where there is a light that flashes when car is locked, I was hoping to tap it below dash somewhere

I think there's a reason no ones responded to this. The description of exactly what your trying to do here is vague. Laser scanner? Sounds really cool, I want one, what is it?

A led light strip like this
https://m./itm/131064753947

Well it didn't link it, it will scan back and forth while wired into security system when its armed

Wait until you get your Viper then the trigger wire on that scanner goes to the orange ground whilst armed (GWA) on the Viper.

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Or just have it trigger when ever ignition is off

That's true, run the NEG (-) to any ignition wire, it will turn off when you turn on the ignition.

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Amateurs assume, don't test and have problems; pros test first. I am not a free install service.
Read the installation manual, do a search here or online for your vehicle wiring before posting.

Ok I'm trying to wire in a relay to make it switch on my scanner, I think I found the wire I need a pink wire in the kick panel, to trigger relay, it reads 0 while unlocked then reads 12volts while locked and factory armed, now this is a positve trigger right, how would I wire this to a relay, to power the scanner, I have a add a fuse to insert into a constant 12v right, then would I need a negative output to power strip or positive?

Why bother with a relay when I've already given you a sure and simple answer.

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Amateurs assume, don't test and have problems; pros test first. I am not a free install service.
Read the installation manual, do a search here or online for your vehicle wiring before posting.

I appreciate the answer u Gave me but I do not want to have the scanner on all the time when car is off, i know that would work, just I would like to have it only come on when I lock the doors, arm the security

Good answer/explanation straightshot. Having it on all the time doesn't sound like a bad idea though. Your intentions are good but I'm concerned about the pink wire your planning on tapping into. Do you know what it does? Where it goes? It may work though, just put your negative wire from the scanner to ground and the positive to this wire and see what happens. No relay necessary. I'd really like to know what it is before using it.

Well I paid for a day subscription to Honda tech service site and looked at a lot of diagrams and schematics, tried to find certain wires, which I'm not the greatest at schematics, i'm still stumped, lol my car has the keyless smart system with smart lock, smart push button start. My system I found out has rf remote signal which the keyless access unit controls the function to the mciu which then powers the lock and unlock, there is no actual alarm arm wire on my car, it comes on with door locks, it works through a b can system. well I tried to check if the lock system was a negative trigger Or positive through lock wires, well I think my system has a pulse voltage instead of a constant ground while locked or constant 12v while locked cause on both unlock and lock it will read 0 on multimeter, then it will quickly show 12volt then ol, back to 0.0, so I'm assuming the computer just pulses the voltage to lock.and unlock, I need a constant ground or voltage to open relay to power on light while locked

Is there such thing as a pulse 12volt relay or module that will open up and cloaw wirh a 12v pulse and stay open until it receives another pulse? That way I could still wire into my door lock wire then be able to open up a constant 12v to power light while locked

Never mind I found what I need, I think, looks like it will work fine for what I'm trying to accomplish, this is a dei 611t latching relay module, with pulse input to open and close circuit

https://m./itm/DEI-611T-12-VOLT-12V-ACTIVE-LATCHING-SWITCH-RELAY-WITH-PROGRAMMABLE-TIMER-/140333447156?_trkparms=aid%253D222007%2526algo%253DSIC.MBE%2526ao%253D1%2526asc%253D20150519202348%2526meid%253D314712ecdc3a4a2ba30d3994855ac589%2526pid%253D100408%2526rk%253D3%2526rkt%253D4%2526mehot%253Dpp%2526sd%253D151769936306&_trksid=p2056116.c100408.m2460