Viper 500HF User Manual

© 1998 Directed Electronics, Inc. Vista, CA
1 N438 7/98
INSTALLATION
G
UIDE
Changes for the 05H Chip
Directed Electronics, Inc.
®
Table of Contents
Experienced security installers may skip to Pg. 8, but read
all the italicized sections, as they describe changes and/or new features.
Installation points to remember ..............................Page 2
Deciding on component location ............................Page 3
Finding the wires you need.....................................Page 5
Step-by-step meter instructions! ........................Page 5
Making your wire connections ................................Page 7
Primary Harness diagram ......................................Page 8
Wire connection guide ............................................Page 9
Light Flash (+)/(-) and Valet
®
/Program jumpers..Page 9
Plug in LED and Valet
®
/Program Switch ................Page 11
Four-pin Shock Sensor Harness,............................Page 11
new multiplex inputs ............................................Page 11
Bypassing sensor inputs ........................................Page 12
Door lock wiring diagrams ......................................Page 12-15
Transmitter/Receiver Learn Routine
™
......................Page 16
Two-vehicle operation with single transmitter..........Page 17
Operating-settings Learn Routine
™
........................Page 18
Feature descriptions ..............................................Page 20
Final testing, ..........................................................Page 21
Improved Nuisance Prevention Circuitry
™
..........Page 21
Valet
®
Mode ............................................................Page 21
Table of Zones ........................................................Page 22
Vehicle Recovery System (VRS
®
) installation ........Page 22
Troubleshooting ......................................................Page 23
500HF

Viper 500HF Specifications

General

Remote Start	Yes
Two-Way Communication	Yes
Range	Up to 1 Mile
Shock Sensor	Yes
Keyless Entry	Yes
Panic Mode	Yes
LED Status Indicator	Yes
Number of Buttons on Remotes	5
Door Trigger	Yes
Trunk Trigger	Yes
Hood Trigger	Yes
Remote Start Ready	Yes
System Type	Car Alarm
Alarm Type	2-Way
Alarm Features	Starter Kill
Remote Control	2-Way
Siren	Yes
Compatibility	Most Vehicles

Summary

Installation Points to Remember

Step One: Deciding on Component Locations

Step Two: Finding Vehicle Wires

Identifying Constant 12V and Ignition Wires

Procedures for locating constant 12V and switched ignition wires.

Identifying the Starter Wire

Steps to identify and cut the correct starter wire for interruption.

Step Three: Making Wire Connections

Wire Connection Guide

Bypassing Sensor Inputs

Harness 2: Door Lock Outputs

Transmitter/Receiver Learn Routine

Programming Sequence: Door, Key, Choose, Transmit, Release

Step-by-step guide to programming transmitters to the receiver.

Two-Vehicle Operation with Single Transmitter

Operating-Settings Learn Routine

Selecting System Features via Valet®/Program Button

Guide to changing system settings using the Valet®/Program button.

Feature Descriptions

Engine Disable, VRS®, and Code Hopping

Descriptions of Automatic Engine Disable, VRS®, and Code Hopping™ features.

Final Testing

Nuisance Prevention Circuitry (NPC) Testing

Understanding NPC bypass behavior and testing procedures.

Valet® Mode Operation

Entering/Exiting Valet Mode with Controls

Vehicle Recovery System® Installation

Troubleshooting

Starter Kill and Shock Sensor Issues