extra led’s, viper 3606v

Hi there Guys how do you go about wiring in extra led's on a viper alarm when your brain does not have a led port ? the alarm in question is a 3606v that has a control centre that has a built in led and valet swicth that has its own all in one cable that goes back to the brain.

No expert here but I just called Voxx tech support with this same question - Can I add an external LED to an all in one antenna (LED, Antenna + valet switch) system? I was told it was possible but they did not have a wiring pin out for the system in question. i was told to use a low current test light or DVOM and back probe the 4 pin antenna connector for the LED out put wire. Once found I could use that wire for a + output and ground the other side of the new LED. Maybe someone that has done this before will chime in.

Here's the Directed sheet:-
https://directechs.blob.core.windows.net/techtips/1923.pdf

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Cheers Howie

I've been having nightmares with it, try this:-

https://directechs.blob.core.windows.net/techtips/1923.pdf

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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.

Just to chime in hoping to help and possibly get some insight on this. So I had an old Viper 500 ESP model that had an aftermarket VARAD LED scanner connected to it via the following wires.
VARAD wiring > Alarm wiring
RED > RED (Constant +)
BLACK > GROUND (-)
YELLOW > ORANGE (- GROUND WHEN ARMED OUTPUT)

The above config triggers the LED scanner when the alarm is armed so both the stock LED and aftermarket LEDs work.

However, when I upgraded my alarm to a newer VIPER 3105V (with built-in control center, valet switch, and LED), I noticed that I had the VARAD scanner still connected, BUT
for whatever reason I keep getting false alarms even when I adjust the shock sensor to its lowest setting.

Could it be that the alarm is tripping because of the VARAD scanner connection sending pulses via the Ground When Armed output?
Do I need to diode isolate this wire when connecting it to the scanner or should I remove the scanner completely?

Howie II - any ideas why my alarm could be falsing? I have not yet tried removing the scanner, but that would be my next step in determining if its the cause of it triggering false alarms.

Look in the manual diagnostics. when you turn on the ignition the blue LED will flash a certain number of times telling yo7u what triggered the alarm.
Your wiring for the Varad is fine.

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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.

The blue LED is reporting (3) flashes - is that the door switch trigger? Any reason why this would be falsing? As far as I know both of these wires are diode isolated so not sure why this would be happening. Could it be a faulty diode or maybe grounding? The car (2000 Mustang) only has two doors.