Help with Autopage RS-855LCD

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Topic: Help with Autopage RS-855LCD

Posted By: fastev
Subject: Help with Autopage RS-855LCD
Date Posted: February 18, 2005 at 3:49 PM

I'm going to install my first remote start this weekend. I've done some alarms, but this is a bit new.

On the 20-pin connector there are just a few wires I'm not sure about. They are;

Instant Strart and Turn off input. What does this connect to, one of the grounded when armed outputs?

Are the accessory and programable outputs optional, for extra devices? Remote start will be in a Ford Ranger, so no trunk, etc.

Last, there is a 200mA grounded when disarmed and a 500mA grounded when armed. The manual says they can be used for a starter and fuel pump disable. Do I need these? The factory alarm does both, and the Autopage has provisions for using the existing system. I'm guessing these are optional...

Thanks for the help!

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Posted By: radkonn
Date Posted: February 18, 2005 at 8:23 PM

The H10/8 WHITE/ Blue wire is normailly used for testing, but it can also be hooked up to an after market security or oem system aux. channel to start the vehicle. You can program the system to start when it senses the programmed amount of negative pulses. I just taped this wire off. I installed this alarm in a Nissan Frontier, and I didn't use most of the wires in the H10 harness. I just didn't have the need for all the aux channels. Just hook up the wires you need to. This alarm had more options than I needed. I just used it as an alarm and remote start and didn't hook up any aux channels. H10/19 ORANGE / white wire is optional. I didn't use this wire. H10/20 wire is also optional, but I think you should hook it up if you want starter disable. They provide the relay and harness with your alarm. Just follow the diagram. I actually just bought another one to hook up in my g/f car.

Posted By: fastev
Date Posted: February 18, 2005 at 8:27 PM

Thanks radkonn, that's exactly what I needed to know!

Posted By: fastev
Date Posted: February 18, 2005 at 9:12 PM

Last thing, I've got a DEI 556u PATS bypass. It has 6 wires on the harness. I think I only need 12v+ and ground, can anyone let me know for sure?

Posted By: profuse007
Date Posted: February 19, 2005 at 12:42 AM

these are the wires i needed but some you might not need

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