Crimestopper Security Products SP-400 - Manual (Page 7)

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WIRING: 9-PIN Connector Cont.
Orange/Black: (-) OEM Disarm Output
This wire provides a Ground pulse to disarm the vehicles Factory Anti-Theft System prior to a Remote Start.
Connect this wire to the vehicles' anti-theft disarm wire. This wire is sometimes found coming off the Driver's door
key switch or at the Factory Anti-theft control module.
WIRING: 3-PIN Connector (18 gauge wires)
White/Red: Tachometer Input
When installing this system in TACH REFERENCE mode, this wire must be connected to a valid source of AC
voltage. This wire allows the unit to sense the engine running. See Tach Section on Page 15-17 for more
information.
Black: Chassis Ground
Connect to body metal of the vehicle using a sheet metal screw and a star washer to ensure a good ground. Keep
the Ground wire short. Scrape away paint or debris from ground location.
WHITE: 10 Amps +12 Volts or (-) 500mA NEGATIVE PARKING LIGHT OUTPUT:
Connect to vehicle parking light circuit at the back of light switch or if this is not possible, connect directly to one of
the parking lights at the front of the vehicle. If your vehicle has a multiplex lighting system that requires a (-)
Negative parking light output, then move the jumper from (+) to (-). See Jumper Pin Diagram (Pg. 27). Some
European vehicles require separate left and right circuits. Use a dual relay or diodes to isolate the output.
NOTES: (1) Default parking light output is +12 volts. (2) Use an external relay for vehicles that draw excess
current from extra running lights, light bars, or trailers. Parking light output is limited to +10 or (-)0.5 AMPS.
WIRING: 6-PIN High Current Connector (14 gauge wires)
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PIN 1: GRAY: ACCESSORY (HEAT/AC) (30A)
PIN 2: BROWN: STARTER OUTPUT (30A Max.)
PIN 3: RED: +12V POWER INPUT (BATTERY) FUSED (30A)
PIN 4: RED: +12V POWER INPUT (BATTERY) FUSED (30A)
PIN 5: PINK: IGNITION 1 (30A Max.)
PIN 6: PINK/WHITE: START 2, IGN 2, ACC 2 OUTPUT (30 Max.)
NOTE! Use External Relays
for High Current Ignition
and/or Accessory circuits
greater than 30A. Failure to
do so could result in damage
to the unit that is not covered
under warranty.