back of the tail light of this design unless you are absolutely sure you
will not damage the LED array. Often on this type of display it is
possible to carefully drill the assembly so the alarm LED is ī»tted
between the LED array and the lens of the tail light (normally at the
top). When doing this, the LED wires themselves normally have to be
bent over. Always position the LED so the wires can be bent in the
right direction easily. Take care not to bend the LED wires over one
another.
Connect the 2 pin plug on the LED to the 2 pin plug on the alarm
wiring harness
IMPORTANT: The system LED is rated at 2 volts.
DO NOT TEST IT ACROSS A 12 VOLT BATTERY ā IT MAY EXPLODE!
If you wish to test the LED directly use a 1.5v battery. The grey wire of
the LED is positive the orange wire is negative
The Optional Supplementary Siren/pager Negative Output
(green/yellow tagged wire)
The Green/Yellow tagged wire gives a maximum 100mA of 12v
negative output only when the siren is sounding. This can be used to
drive an additional siren, paging/text system or to activate a tracking
system. Any such items are not part of the standard installation and
therefore should be treated as extras and charged accordingly.
If you are not using this output the end of the wire should be
insulated, the green/yellow tags should be left on and the wire stored
safely in a suitable position.
12 Pin Connector (front view)
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