Audiovox Automobile Alarm PRO 9600 User Manual

PRO-9600  
Installation Guide  
Remote Control Security System  
With Pager/Satellite Control Interface  
Installation Instructions  
Kit Contents  
PRO-9600 Control Module  
4 Channel Code Learning Receiver  
2 Three Button Anti-Code Grabbing Transmitters  
Six Tone Multi-Tone Siren  
Starter Inhibit Relay w/Socket  
Main Wiring Harness  
Auxiliary Wiring Harness  
Plug In Valet  
Plug In 2/Pin Door Lock Harness  
Plug In LED  
2 Pin Accessory VSS Harness  
4 Pin Shock Sensor Harness  
Plug In Two Stage Shock Sensor  
Pin Switch Hardware Bag  
Installation Guide  
Owners Guide  
Prestige Platinum Warranty  
Consumer Activation Form  
Window Warning Decals  
 
VALET/PROGRAM SWITCH:  
Select a mounting location that is easily accessible to the operator of the vehicle. The switch can be mounted to the lower  
dash panel in the driver's area. Inspect behind the chosen location to insure that adequate clearance is allowed for the  
body of the switch, as well that the drill will not penetrate any existing factory wiring or fluid lines. Drill a 1/4" hole in the  
desired location and mount the switch by passing it through the panel from the underside. Secure the switch using the nut,  
star washer, and on/off face plate. It is suggested that the switch be oriented to allow the on position to be up toward the  
driver and the off position to be down or away from the driver. Route the switches's connector toward the control module.  
SHOCK SENSOR:  
Select a centrally located, solid mounting surface for the shock sensor that will allow consistent operation from all areas of  
the vehicle. The selected location must be within 18" of the control module to allow routing and connecting of the 4 pin  
harness. Secure the shock sensor to the chosen location using two #8 self taping sheet metal screws. The sensor can  
also be secured to an existing dash brace using cable tie straps. Whichever mounting method is used, be sure to allow  
access to the sensitivity adjustment potentiometer for use later in the installation.  
STARTER INHIBIT RELAY:  
Select a mounting location within 12" of the ignition switches low current start solenoid wire. Secure the relay to an existing  
harness in the chosen location using a cable tie around the relay's wiring harness. Caution! Do not wire tie the metal  
bracket to an existing wiring harness as vibration may cause chaffing and shorting damaging the factory wiring. If an  
existing harness is not available then secure the relay's metal mounting tab to an under dash metal brace with a #8 self  
taping sheet metal screw. Wire the relay as per the diagram found later in this manual.  
NOTE: Before connecting the module, pre-select all the wires in the vehicle. First, using a digital VOM, test all the wires  
you intend to connect to in the vehicle. Disconnect the vehicle battery and complete all wiring to the vehicle before  
connecting the control module to the harness connectors. This will prevent the pager from activating during the installa-  
tion. Once all wiring is complete and the module is connected, disarm the unit immediately before proceeding with the  
testing of the unit.  
WIRING THE CONTROL MODULE:  
8 Pin Main Wiring Harness  
Red w/White Trace: + 12 volts Battery Source  
Connect this wire to a constant + 12 VDC source found at the vehicles ignition switch using the 5 Amp fuse and holder  
provided.  
Orange Wire: Ground When Armed Output  
This wire provides a 300 mA ground output when the alarm circuit is armed to control the starter inhibit relay. Connect the  
Orange wire to terminal #86 (orange wire) of the previously installed starter interrupt relay. Connect terminal #85 (red wire)  
of the relay to an ignition wire in the vehicle that is live when the ignition switch is turned to the on and start positions and  
off when the key is off. Locate and cut the low current start solenoid wire found at the vehicles ignition switch harness. This  
wire will have + 12 volts when the ignition key is moved to the start (crank) position and will have 0 volts in all other key  
positions. Connect one side of the cut wire to terminal #87a ( Black wire) of the relay. Connect the other side of the cut wire  
to terminal #30 (White/Black wire) of the relay.  
Green w/ White trace Wire: Entry Illumination Ground Output  
This wire provides a 30 second ground output (300 mA Max.) whenever the remote is used to disarm the alarm or to unlock  
the doors and provides a continuous pulsed output whenever the alarm is triggered. This wire should be connected to an  
external relay and wired to the vehicles interior entry lighting whenever the optional Interior Illumination circuit is desired.  
Dark Blue Wire: Delayed 300mA Pulsed Channel 2 Output  
The Dark Blue channel 2 output wire supplies a 300mA ground pulsed output whenever channel two of the receiver is  
accessed. Pressing the pre-programmed transmitter button for three seconds will access channel two. Channel 2 is also  
considered auxiliary output 1 available by satellite paging to the vehicle. Whether accessing this output form the key chain  
transmitter or via the satellite paging network, the Dark Blue wire will provide a 800ms pulsed ground output. This is a low  
current output and must be connected to a relay to supply power to the trunk release or the circuit you wish to control.  
Connect the Dark Blue wire to terminal # 86 of a VF45F11 P&B relay or equivalent. Connect terminal # 85 of the relay to  
a fused + 12 volt battery source. Connect the common, normally open, and normally closed contacts of the relay to  
perform the selected function of channel 2.  
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White w/ Black Trace Wire: Positive (+) Siren Output  
This is the positive siren feed wire. Route this wire through a grommet in the firewall to the siren location. Connect the White  
w/ Black Trace wire to the Red wire of the Siren. Secure the Black wire of the Siren to a known chassis ground or solid clean  
metal surface.  
Black Wire: Chassis Ground Source  
Connect the Black wire to a known vehicle ground source or to a solid clean metal part of the chassis. Be certain to remove any  
paint or grease and secure this wire with a self taping screw and ring terminal.  
2 White Wires: Low Current Directional Light Flash Output Wires  
The PRO-9600 provides two different and distinguishable light flash patterns. During normal arming and disarming, a standard  
alarm flash pattern is observed. When the unit is placed in a theft mode, from the paging network, a special light flash pattern,  
(S.O.S.) is observed. This highly recognizable and very different flash pattern is necessary to distinguish a vehicle theft from a  
vehicle break-in.  
You must consider that the parking lights may be in the on position if the vehicle is carjacked or stolen, In this application  
special consideration for wiring of the light flash circuit must be made. Audiovox advises that the directional element of the  
bulbs be used in all cases to insure that this light flash pattern will be operational in all situations.  
The two White wires provide, ( 300mA) low current pulsed ground outputs to control the light flash patterns. In all cases relays  
must be used.  
Three of the most common directional circuits available in today's vehicles are:  
1. Four Independent Bulbs, LF,LR,RF,RR.  
2. Left Front And Rear Common / Right Front And Rear Common  
3. Rear Common Front Independent.  
Wiring for these circuits are shown later in this manual.  
10 Pin Mini Wiring Harness:  
Light Blue Wire: Low Current Latching Output / Channel 4  
The Light Blue, channel 4 output wire latches to ground via an independent RF channel from the keychain transmitter. Channel  
4 is also considered the Auxiliary 3 output available by satellite paging to the vehicle. When operating this channel from the  
paging network, this output will be a pulsed 800ms output. Consider this when connecting to an accessory in the vehicle. Be  
certain to list the function of this output in the Owners Manual, Owners Paging Manual, and on the rear page of this manual.  
This wire provides an immediate ground signal, and remains grounded as long as the transmitter button(s) is held. This is a low  
current (300mA) output and in all cases will be used to drive an external relay coil. To use the Light Blue wire, connect it to  
terminal # 86 of a P&BVF45F11 or equivalent relay. Connect terminal # 85 of the relay to a fused + 12 volt battery source.  
Connect terminal # 30 of the relay to ground or a fused + 12 volt battery source, dependent upon the device in the vehicle you  
wish to control. Connect terminal # 87 to the vehicle's switched device's control wire.  
Dark Green w/ Black Trace Wire: low Current Latching Output / Channel 3  
The Dark Green w/ Black trace, channel 3 output wire latches to ground via an independent RF channel from the keychain  
transmitter. Channel 3 is also considered the Auxiliary 2 output available by satellite paging to the vehicle. When operating this  
channel from the paging network, this output will be a pulsed 800ms output. Consider this when connecting to an accessory in  
the vehicle. Be certain to list the function of this output in the Owners Manual, Owners Paging Manual, and on the rear page of  
this manual.  
This wire provides an immediate ground signal, and remains grounded as long as the transmitter button(s) is held. This is a low  
current (300mA) output and in all cases will be used to drive an external relay coil. To use the Dark Green w/ Black Trace wire,  
connect it to terminal # 86 of a P&BVF45F11 or equivalent relay. Connect terminal # 85 of the relay to a fused + 12 volt battery  
source. Connect terminal # 30 of the relay to ground or a fused + 12 volt source, dependent upon the device in the vehicle you  
wish to control. Connect terminal # 87 to the vehicle's switched device's control wire.  
Black w/ White Trace Wire: 300mA Ground Horn Output  
The Black w/ White Trace wire will provide a pulsed ground output which can be used to sound the vehicle's horn. This is a low  
current (300mA) output and must be connected to a relay for proper operation. Most vehicles have a horn relay connected to  
the horn switch. If the existing relay requires less than 300 mA then direct connection to the horn wire is possible. If the vehicle  
horn does not switch a existing low current relay or if the horn circuit is + 12 volts switched, you must connect the Black w/ White  
Trace wire to a external relay coil. When connecting to an external relay, connect the Black w/ White Trace wire to terminal #  
86 of a P&B VF45F11 or equivalent relay. Connect terminal # 85 to a fused +12 volt battery source. Arrange terminals # 30 &  
# 87 to switch ground or + 12 volts as necessary for the horn circuit you are connecting to.  
Orange w/ White Trace Wire: Low Current Ground When Disarmed Output  
The Orange w/ White Trace wire provides a ground output when the security system is disarmed. This low current (300mA),  
output may be used to control a normally open Starter Inhibit Circuit where desired. To use the Orange w/ White Trace wire,  
Connect the Orange w/ White Trace wire to terminal # 86 of a P&BVF45F11 or equivalent relay. Connect terminal # 85 of the  
relay to an ignition wire in the vehicle that has + 12 volts when the ignition key is in the on and start positions and has 0 volts in  
the off and accessory positions. Locate and cut the low current start solenoid wire found at the vehicles ignition switch harness.  
Connect terminal # 30 of the relay to the ignition switch side of the cut wire. Connect terminal # 87 of the relay to the starter side  
of the cut wire.  
NOTE: This normally open starter cut relay arrangement will prevent the vehicle from starting if the control module or wiring to  
the control module is disconnected or removed. Audiovox does not recommend the use of this circuit to interrupt anything but  
the starting circuit of the vehicle.  
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Dark Green Wire: (-) Instant Trigger Zone 2  
The Dark Green wire is the instant on ground trigger input wire. This wire must be connected to the hood and trunk pin  
switches previously installed. Note: This wire will be shunted when remote control channel 2 is accessed, (trunk release).  
This wire will remain shunted all the while there is ground present, and for 5 seconds after the ground is removed. This allows  
the operator to open the trunk via the remote transmitter without having to first disarm the alarm system.  
Brown Wire: (-) Negative Door Trigger Input  
If the vehicle's door courtesy light switches ground when the door is opened, (Most GMs and Imports), you must connect this  
wire to the negative output from one of the vehicle's door pin switches. In most cases the Brown wire will need to be connected  
to only one door switch no matter how many doors the vehicle has as most door lighting circuits are wired in parallel.  
Purple Wire: (+) Positive Door Trigger Input  
If the vehicle's door courtesy light switches + 12 volts when the door is opened, (Most Fords and some Imports), you must  
connect this wire to the positive output from one of the vehicle's door pin switches. In most cases, the Purple wire will need to  
be connected to only one door switch no matter how many doors the vehicle has as most door lighting circuits are wired in  
parallel.  
Yellow Wire: (+) 12 Volts Ignition Switch Input  
Connect this wire to a source in the vehicle that is live when the ignition switch is in the on and start positions, and has 0 volts  
in all other switch positions.  
White w/ Blue Trace Wire: Low Current (-) Ground Headlight Output  
The White w/ Blue Trace wire is provided to operate the optional headlamp illumination feature of the system. This is a low  
current (300mA) output and must be connected to an external relay to control the high current switching circuit of the vehicle's  
headlamps. To use this option, Connect the White /w Blue Trace wire to terminal # 86 of a P&B VF45F11 relay or equivalent.  
Connect Terminals #85 and # 30 to a fused + 12 Volts source with a current capability equal to or in excess of the factory  
headlamp fuse. Connect terminal # 87 of the relay to the switched + 12 volt wire feeding the vehicle's headlamp circuit.  
NOTE: For ground switched headlamp circuits, Connect the White /w Blue Trace wire to terminal # 86 of a P&B VF45F11  
relay or equivalent. Connect Terminal #85 to a fused + 12 Volts source. Connect terminal # 30 to a clean chassis ground.  
Connect terminal # 87 to the ground switched headlamp control wire in the vehicle.  
Light Green Wire: (-) Instant Trigger Zone 1  
This is a instant on ground trigger input intended for the connection of optional triggering devices. The ground trigger output  
wire of motion detectors, microwave detectors, or glass break detectors, can be connected to this Light Green trigger input  
wire.  
2 Pin Valet/Program Switch: (Blue Connector)  
The Black & Grey twin lead wires loaded in the two pin blue connector are the ground supply and program/valet input of the  
PRO-9600. When the Grey wire is grounded, under certain conditions, the unit will enter the valet mode. When the Grey wire  
is sequentially grounded under other conditions, the unit will enter the various program modes. Route the twin lead Black and  
Grey wires from the valet/Program switch to the PRO-9600 and plug the two pin connector into the mating blue connector shell  
of the control module. Refer to the remote programming, feature programming and function programming shown later in this  
installation guide for operation of the valet/program switch.  
2 Pin Door Lock/Unlock Harness: (White Connector)  
The Red & Green Door Lock/Unlock output wires provide either a pulsed ground or pulsed + 12 volts to control the vehicle door  
lock / unlock circuits. The output of these wires has a maximum switching capability of 300mA. Many vehicles today have  
factory door lock relays which can be connected directly to these outputs, however always confirm that the factory relays in  
your particular vehicle do not exceed the rated 300mA output of the unit's door lock/unlock circuit. Plug the two pin connector  
of the door lock/unlock harness into the mating connector shell of the control module. Determine the door lock circuit of the  
vehicle you are working on and wire according to the diagrams shown.  
3 Wire Ground Switched Door Lock Circuits:  
In this application, the Red wire of the two pin harness provides a ground pulse during the arming sequence, or pulsed ground  
lock output. Connect the Red wire to the low current ground signal from the factory door lock switch to the factory door lock  
relay.  
The Green wire of the two pin harness provides a ground pulse during the disarming sequence, or pulsed ground unlock  
output. Connect the Green wire to the low current ground signal from the factory door unlock switch to the factory door unlock  
relay.  
3 Wire Positive Switched Door Locks:  
In this application, the Red wire of the two pin harness provides a + 12 volt pulse during the disarming sequence, or pulsed  
12 volt unlock output. Connect the Red wire to the low current 12 volt signal from the factory door unlock switch to the factory  
door unlock relay.  
The Green wire of the two pin harness provides a + 12 volt pulse during the arming sequence, or pulsed 12 volts lock output.  
Connect the Green wire to the low current 12 volt signal from the factory door lock switch to the factory door lock relay.  
Note: For connection to Four Wire Polarity Reversal, 5 Wire Alternating 12 Volts, And All Other Door Lock Circuits the  
Audiovox AS-9159 Door Lock Interface, (or equivalent 30 A automotive Relay must be used. Refer to the Audiovox Door Lock  
Wiring Supplement for proper wiring of these circuits.  
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2 Pin Auxiliary Harness: (Red Connector)  
The two pin auxiliary connector is used to control vehicle shut down from a paging theft command. See supplement for wiring  
information.  
Connecting The Dash Mounted LED:  
Plug the two pin white connector from the previously installed LED into the mating two pin white female connector shell of the  
control module.  
Connecting The PRO-9600 Module:  
Re-connect the vehicle's battery then plug the main and mini connectors into the mating connector shells of the control module.  
Immediately disarm the system with the hand-held transmitter to prevent the pager board from activating.  
Programming The PRO-9600:  
The transmitter programming is pre-set from the factory so that Button 1 controls Arm/Disarm, Button 2 controls Channel 2  
output, Button 3 controls Channel 3 output, Button 2&3 controls Channel 4. If the consumer wishes a different configuration,  
see separate transmitter programming guide packaged with this kit.  
Keep in mind that Alarm Channel 2 = Pager Auxiliary output 1, Alarm Channel 3 = Pager Auxiliary output 2, and Alarm Channel  
4 = Pager Auxiliary output 3.  
The alarm features are pre-programmed at the factory for the most common configuration. If you wish to change any of these  
settings, refer to the Alarm Selectable Feature programming later in this manual.  
Testing The PRO-9600:  
Testing The Unit's Outputs Via The On Board Test Switch:  
IMPORTANT! Do not fax the activation sheet until the system has been thoroughly tested, and all functions that have been  
connected are operating properly.  
Note: Make sure that you have at least 1 window open and the keys out of the vehicle before operating the test switch or the  
paging test sequence.  
1. Slide open the access door of the module case and locate the push button test switch.  
2. Using the rubber end of a pencil eraser, depress the push button one time.  
The PRO-9600 will simulate the following events sequencing through each command with a 5 second interval between each  
sequence:  
A. Auxiliary Output 1  
B. Auxiliary Output 2  
C. Auxiliary Output 3  
D. Door Unlock  
E. Arm Alarm  
F. Disarm Alarm  
G. Carjack  
H. Reset All  
After the push button test is complete and you've confirmed the proper operation of all functions, proceed with the Radio  
Frequency Test.  
3. From a touch tone phone, dial the appropriate test phone number and request a test signal for the serial number of the unit  
being tested.  
4. The signal will be received at the vehicle and the following sequence of events will be observed. There will be a 5 second  
interval between each sequence:  
A. Auxiliary Output 1  
B. Auxiliary Output 2  
C. Auxiliary Output 3  
D. Door Unlock  
E. Arm Alarm  
F. Disarm Alarm  
G. Carjack  
H. Reset All  
After confirming that all options connected to the PRO-9600 are operating properly, complete the activation form supplied  
with the unit. Make sure all selectable auxiliary options are clearly identified on the application sheet, owners manual and on  
the last page of this manual.  
NOTE: After verifying that the RF test was successful, you will need to specifically test the theft / hijack command for two  
functions.  
1. During this portion of the test, the vehicle must be running. From a touch tone phone, dial the appropriate test phone number  
and request a theft signal for the serial number of the unit being tested. Once the signal is received, turn the engine off.  
Attempt to restart the vehicle. If the engine starts, check your connections to the starter inhibit relay. After verifying that the  
engine will not start after receiving the RF theft command, reset the system by calling the test telephone number and request  
a reset command for the unit being tested.  
2. During this portion of the test, be sure that the vehicle is started and moving. You must confirm that the vehicle will not shut  
down until 5 seconds after the vehicle comes to a complete stop. This will confirm that the VSS connection and ignition  
interrupt circuits are operating properly. Failure to complete this portion of the test could result injury to the occupant(s) of  
the vehicle. This test may require the use of an assistant to place the call if you do not have a cellular phone available.  
While driving above 3 MPH, call the test telephone number and request a theft/hijack signal be sent. Once the signal has  
been received, wait 10 seconds, then allow the vehicle to come to a complete stop. After 5 seconds, the vehicle should stall.  
If the vehicle continues to run, you will need to recheck your connections to the ignition control relay. First call the test center  
and request a reset, confirm your connections to the VSS circuit and the ignition control relay, then repeat the above test until  
the vehicle stalls as described. Upon completion call the test center and request a reset.  
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Connecting And Adjusting The Shock Sensor:  
Route the 4 pin cable from the previously installed shock sensor to the control module. Plug it into the mating 4 pin white  
connector shell located along side the 8 pin main harness connector of the control unit.  
Pre- adjust the previously installed Shock Sensor by first accessing the potentiometer setting screw and carefully turn this  
adjustment all the way counterclockwise. Now Turn the adjuster clockwise to the first notch on the module case.  
CAUTION! Use caution when striking the vehicle and around the glass panels. Impact tolerances of vehicle glass differs from  
vehicle to vehicle. This test can also be made by striking the vehicle bumpers providing you consider the amount of force  
required to break a window.  
Exit the vehicle, close all doors, hood and trunk and arm the alarm system.  
Firmly strike the windshield pillar with the open palm of your hand. If the alarm system triggers, disarm then re-arm the  
system and make the same test on the rear window support. If the system triggers, no further adjustment is necessary.  
If in the above test the sensor did not trigger the alarm system, carefully move the adjustment potentiometer in a clockwise  
direction and re-test in the same manner until the desired results are achieved.  
Confirm the Alarm's operation by arming the alarm, testing an entry point then disarming. Follow this sequence until all  
protected areas have been tested. While testing, observe the operation of the parking lights for proper operation, confirm that  
the siren chirp patterns for arm, disarm, disarm after intrusion and arm while a door is open are operating properly. If  
headlight illumination is used, check to insure proper operation.  
ALARM SELECTABLE FEATURES  
RF Programmable Features:  
Feature Selection  
First  
Second  
Third  
1 Chirp  
1 Second Door Locks  
Auto Lock On  
Auto Unlock On  
Headlight Output On  
Passive Door Locks  
Passive Arming  
2 Chirp  
3.5 Second Door Lock  
Auto Lock Off  
Auto Unlock Off  
Headlight Output Off  
Active Door Locks  
Active Arming  
Default  
1 Second  
Auto Lock Off  
Auto Unlock Off  
Headlights On  
Active Door Locks  
Passive Arming  
Fourth  
Fifth  
Sixth  
To Program The Alarm's Selectable Features:  
Action  
LED Flash Pattern  
System Response  
Turn the ignition switch on  
Flip the valet/program switch on then off 3 times  
Within 3 seconds, turn the ignition switch off,  
then on  
No Response  
1 Chirp-LED 1 Flash  
Short Chirp, then Long Chirp  
Press transmitter button 1 to change.  
1 Chirp = 1 second Locks  
First  
1 Flash Pause etc.  
2 Falsh Pause etc.  
3 Flash Pause etc.  
4 Flash Pause etc.  
5 Flash Pause etc.  
6 Flash Pause ect.  
Or  
2 Chirps = 3.5 second Locks  
Flip valet/program switch on then off  
Press transmitter button 1 to change.  
Or  
Flip valet/program switch on then off  
Press transmitter button 1 to change.  
Or  
Flip valet/program switch on then off  
Press transmitter button 1 to change.  
Or  
Flip valet/program switch on then off  
Press transmitter button 1 to change.  
Or  
2 Chirps = auto locks off  
1 Chirp = auto locks on  
Second  
Third  
Fourth  
Fifh  
2 Chirps = auto unlock off  
1 Chirp = auto unlock on  
1 Chirps = headlight o/p On  
2 Chirp = headlight o/p Off  
2 Chirps = Active Locks  
1 Chirp = Passive Locks  
Flip valet/program switch on then off  
Press transmitter button 1 to change.  
Or  
1 Chirp = passive arming  
2 Chirps = active arming  
Sixth  
Flip valet/program switch on then off  
Or  
Turn ignition switch off.  
Exit Program Mode  
Exit Program Mode  
NOTE: Once you've entered the program mode DO NOT allow more than 15 seconds to pass between steps, or the program-  
ming mode will be terminated.  
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THE FOLLOWING OPTIONS HAVE BEEN INSTALLED AND ARE CONNECTED TO THE ALARM  
AND PAGER OUTPUTS AS SHOWN  
ALARM  
PAGER  
CHANNEL 2  
CHANNEL 3  
CHANNEL 4  
AUXILIARY OUTPUT 1 IS CONNECTED TO  
AUXILIARY OUTPUT 2 IS CONNECTED TO  
AUXILIARY OUTPUT 3 IS CONNECTED TO  
PRODUCT INFORMATION  
SERIAL #  
COUNTRY CODE  
DLR/DIST ID#  
INSTALLATION DATE  
VEHICLE INFORMATION  
VEHICLE YEAR  
VEHICLE MFG.  
VEHICLE MOD.  
VEHICLE COLOR  
VIN#  
LICENSE PLATE#  
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PRO-9600  
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VSS WIRING SUPPLEMENT  
The two pin auxiliary harness with the red connector shell provides a input signal to the control module from the vehicle's  
Speed Sensor ( VSS), and provides a low current ground switched output to control a shut down relay.  
The relay can be used to interrupt any circuit in the vehicle which will cause the vehicle's engine to stop running.  
Typically the contacts of this relay can be used to interrupt the primary (+) feed wire of the ignition coil or the positive feed  
wire controlling the electric fuel pump.  
Whichever circuit you choose to interrupt, be certain that you fully test the operation of the shut down circuit as described  
on page 6 of the installation manual.  
TO INSTALL THE VSS SHUT DOWN CIRCUIT:  
1. Locate the VSS signal wire found in the vehicle at the ECM or the signal generator.  
2. Connect the Black wire of the two pin connector to the previously located VSS signal wire.  
3. Connect the Red wire of the two pin connector to terminal #86 of a P&B VF45F11 or equivalent 12 volt automotive  
relay.  
4. Connect terminal # 85 of the relay to a + 12 volt ignition source. This wire will have + 12 volts with the ignition  
switch turned to the on and start positions and will have 0 volts with the ignition switch in the off or accessory positions.  
5. Connect the common contact (#30), and normally closed contact (87a) to the circuit you wish to interrupt as shown  
below.  
Red Wire Of 2  
Pin VSS Harness  
NOTE: Be certain to follow the test procedure as outlined on page 6 of the installation manual.  
Form No. 128-5167  
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