I posted this a little while back but I think it got pushed to the back very fast.
For those that have an alarm, particularly the scorpio alarm...
If you want to add lighting, horns, or additional sirens to the alarm....
If you look in the instructions for the scorpio alarm you will see the grey wires goto each turn signal.
one to the right and the other to the left. These are only active for short pulses when the alarm is arming or disarming, or going off. The two grey wires pulse oposite of each other. So one then the other.
This gives the four turn signal lights a wig waging look when the alarm is going off.
So...
YOU HAVE TO USE A RELAY FOR THIS!. I will attach the "RELAY" connection picture.
If you take the grey wires.
You could connect one of the grey wires to the input on a relay.
When the relay is triggard it will energize and pull power from somewhere else (battery).
Connect the output of the relay to BOTH left/right turn signals. Now when the alarm goes off the engergized relay will put power to the turn signals so instead of wig wag, ALL 4 turn signals will blink at the same time since only one wire is being used.
If you connect the OTHER grey wire to a seperate relay and connect the output to your horn. The horn will honk for the same amount of time that the lights are flashing except since the grey wires pulse one at a time. Your lights will flash, then the horn will honk, then the lights etc.
Other option is to hook the gray wire to the brake light and not the turn signals and flash it.
OR since your coming from a relay connect to the turn signals and the brake light, and flash them all. It shouldnt be going off enuff that you wont get back in time.
If you have an optional siren you can use it instead of the horn or both.
NO MATTER WHAT... YOU HAVE TO USE A RELAY.
ive seen the circuit design, the grey outputs are not strong enuff for anything but the turn signals. ANYTHING else needs a relay.
PIN 87 is the output to pos horn, or pos light wire. PIN 86 is GND, PIN 85 and PIN 30 are connected together to POS 12V like battery w/fuse.
JD
For those that have an alarm, particularly the scorpio alarm...
If you want to add lighting, horns, or additional sirens to the alarm....
If you look in the instructions for the scorpio alarm you will see the grey wires goto each turn signal.
one to the right and the other to the left. These are only active for short pulses when the alarm is arming or disarming, or going off. The two grey wires pulse oposite of each other. So one then the other.
This gives the four turn signal lights a wig waging look when the alarm is going off.
So...
YOU HAVE TO USE A RELAY FOR THIS!. I will attach the "RELAY" connection picture.
If you take the grey wires.
You could connect one of the grey wires to the input on a relay.
When the relay is triggard it will energize and pull power from somewhere else (battery).
Connect the output of the relay to BOTH left/right turn signals. Now when the alarm goes off the engergized relay will put power to the turn signals so instead of wig wag, ALL 4 turn signals will blink at the same time since only one wire is being used.
If you connect the OTHER grey wire to a seperate relay and connect the output to your horn. The horn will honk for the same amount of time that the lights are flashing except since the grey wires pulse one at a time. Your lights will flash, then the horn will honk, then the lights etc.
Other option is to hook the gray wire to the brake light and not the turn signals and flash it.
OR since your coming from a relay connect to the turn signals and the brake light, and flash them all. It shouldnt be going off enuff that you wont get back in time.
If you have an optional siren you can use it instead of the horn or both.
NO MATTER WHAT... YOU HAVE TO USE A RELAY.
ive seen the circuit design, the grey outputs are not strong enuff for anything but the turn signals. ANYTHING else needs a relay.
PIN 87 is the output to pos horn, or pos light wire. PIN 86 is GND, PIN 85 and PIN 30 are connected together to POS 12V like battery w/fuse.
JD