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Vlink – Code 3 vLink User Manual

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Connections

Wiring varies according to which model variant of

vLink you are installing. In all cases, +12VDC power

and system ground connections must be routed to the

location where the vLink controller will be mounted.

Using the supplied Power Cable assembly, connect

the red wire to a +12VDC Ignition Power source

that is fused at 1A. It’s important that the vLink be

powered from an Ignition switch power source so that

a Power On Reset occurs each time the vehicle is

started. Connect the black wire to vehicle ground at a

point that offers a low resistance path to the battery’s

negative terminal.

Route the control cable from the vLink Controller to

the RLS Siren and connect per the User Manual. The

RLS installation will require the use of the RLSEXP

Modular Expansion Unit and a T11940 Modular

Cable. Route the T11940 cable from the vLink to the

PC Port on the RLSEXP. Connect the RLSEXP to the

RLS Siren using the cables provided with the kit.

When all connections are made, turn on the vehicle’s

ignition and continue on page 18.

RLS SIREN APPLICATION (cont.)

Typical Wiring for vLink-RLS

vLink

TM

Coax Antenna Cable Connection

Ignition Switched +12VDC (fused @

1A)

Ground

RLS Siren Connection

(RLSEXP PC Port)*

*RLS Modular Expansion Unit and T11940 cable required.