Wiring – mini plugs, Power door lock wiring, Pin plug (medium): program/override push button – Crimestopper Security Products CS-2004 WDC User Manual
Page 6: Pin sensor plug, 3 pin plug (brown): not used

WIRING – MINI PLUGS
2-PIN PLUG (SMALL): LED INDICATOR (RED FLASHING LIGHT)
 
 
2-PIN PLUG (MEDIUM): PROGRAM/OVERRIDE PUSH BUTTON
 
 
4-PIN SENSOR PLUG:
RED WIRE SENSOR +12V POWER 
BLACK WIRE SENSOR GROUND *The Sensor supplied with the system does not require 
BLUE WIRE: NEG. WARN AWAY any additional wiring, simply mount the sensor in a 
WHITE WIRE: NEG. TRIGGER suitable location, plug in, and adjust sensitivity. 
 
 
3-PIN SENSOR #2 PLUG: (For adding additional sensors)
PIN 1: SENSOR +12V POWER 
PIN 2: NEGATIVE (-) TRIGGER 
PIN 3: SENSOR GROUND 
3 PIN PLUG (BROWN): NOT USED
 
 
POWER DOOR LOCK WIRING
6-PIN DOOR LOCK PLUG 18 GA. (Optional / ON-Board Relays):
VIOLET: DOOR LOCK Relay Term. #87: Normally Open [Polarity Input for Lock relay] 
WHITE: DOOR LOCK Relay Term. #30: Common [Lock Output or Motor Side with Rev. Polarity] 
GRAY: DOOR LOCK Relay Term. #87A: Normally Closed [Switch side with Rev. Polarity] 
VIOLET/WHITE: DOOR UNLOCK Relay Term. #87: Normally Open [Polarity Input for Unlock relay] 
GREEN: DOOR UNLOCK Relay Term. #30: Common [Unlock Output or Motor Side with Rev. Polarity] 
BLUE: DOOR UNLOCK Relay Term. #87A: Normally Closed [Switch side with Rev. Polarity] 
 
 
DETERMINING DOOR LOCK TYPE: We recommend determining the type of locking system the vehicle has before 
connecting any wires. Incorrect connection will result in damage to the alarm and/or vehicle locking system. There are 
several types of door lock systems in vehicles today. Below is listed the many types of common locking systems: 
 
 
Negative trigger: Most Japanese; Ford, New GM Positive trigger: Many GM; Some Chrysler 
One wire dual voltage: Newer /Chrys/Dodg/Plym; Ford Probe 
Reverse Polarity: Chrys/Dodg/Plym; GM; Ford Ground/open: Some Nissan; Subaru 
Semi-automatic: Older Saab and Volvo Electric vacuum pump: Pre-‘95 Mercedes-Benz 
