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So Loud It Hertz
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I took an alarm off my friends car that he didnt want anymore, its a Viper 671vx. I have all the wires figured out except for the shock sensor. Its 4 wires, red, black, blue and green, everything goes into the shock sensor itself except the green wire is loose, where do I connect it to ?

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1badimport
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Thats so you can add another sensor of some sort, if ya wanted too.

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RFVega115
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The green wire is the 'warn away' for siren chirps on light hit (thief testing for actual alarm).

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Originally posted by RFVega115:
The green wire is the 'warn away' for siren chirps on light hit (thief testing for actual alarm).

No, he is right.
quote:

Originally posted by 1badimport:
Thats so you can add another sensor of some sort, if ya wanted too.

That way you can have another zone reported on the remote. Make sure the loop is at the shock sensor.

The new Directed alarms do warn away and trigger off 1 multiplexed wire.

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Murph
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quote:
Originally posted by RFVega115:
The green wire is the 'warn away' for siren chirps on light hit (thief testing for actual alarm).

No, he is right.

quote:
Originally posted by 1badimport:
Thats so you can add another sensor of some sort, if ya wanted too.

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RFVega115
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I am just familiar with the DEI 504D Stinger Double Guard with the blue being instant & the green being warn away.

I added the DEI 504D to a different alarm other than DEI with Viper Voice as the warn away.

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RF Vintage Old School Fanatic, The Punch Car Audio for the dedicated sound enthusiast with a passion for performance!!
Cerwin Vega! Turn It Up! Since 1954. 50(more)years of disturbing the peace!
-----------------------------------

83 Honda Civic Hatchback Lowrider
1 15" Cerwin Vega 'Vega' series
6 RF Coaxials 4" 5 1/4"
4 Realistic tweets (piezo/horn)
2 Rockford Fosgate Punch 150
RF XV1 x-over
RF PA1HD eq
Clarion 9772RT/Sirius
Stinger SP1000 Power2 & SP1700 Power2dB
SurePower Isolator
LOUD!!

LOUD ALARM/PAGER!!

34 Trophies (Show & Sound)!

Posts: 2948 | From: South Carolina | Registered: Apr 2004 | IP: Logged |

quote:

Originally posted by RFVega115:
I am just familiar with the DEI 504D Stinger Double Guard with the blue being instant & the green being warn away.

I added the DEI 504D to a different alarm other than DEI with Viper Voice as the warn away.

That is how it used to be on the older alarms. Multiplexing has changed the rules.

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You are only as good as your worst install.

Murph
Senior Member
Member # 11130

posted

quote:
Originally posted by RFVega115:
I am just familiar with the DEI 504D Stinger Double Guard with the blue being instant & the green being warn away.

I added the DEI 504D to a different alarm other than DEI with Viper Voice as the warn away.

That is how it used to be on the older alarms. Multiplexing has changed the rules.

--------------------
You are only as good as your worst install.

Posts: 668 | From: Rowlett Tx | Registered: Nov 2002 | IP: Logged |

quote:

Originally posted by Murph:

quote:
Originally posted by RFVega115:
I am just familiar with the DEI 504D Stinger Double Guard with the blue being instant & the green being warn away.

I added the DEI 504D to a different alarm other than DEI with Viper Voice as the warn away.

That is how it used to be on the older alarms. Multiplexing has changed the rules.

You know me: Old School [Wink]

--------------------
RF Vintage Old School Fanatic, The Punch Car Audio for the dedicated sound enthusiast with a passion for performance!!
Cerwin Vega! Turn It Up! Since 1954. 50(more)years of disturbing the peace!
-----------------------------------

83 Honda Civic Hatchback Lowrider
1 15" Cerwin Vega 'Vega' series
6 RF Coaxials 4" 5 1/4"
4 Realistic tweets (piezo/horn)
2 Rockford Fosgate Punch 150
RF XV1 x-over
RF PA1HD eq
Clarion 9772RT/Sirius
Stinger SP1000 Power2 & SP1700 Power2dB
SurePower Isolator
LOUD!!

LOUD ALARM/PAGER!!

34 Trophies (Show & Sound)!

RFVega115
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Member # 14905

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quote:
Originally posted by Murph:

quote:
Originally posted by RFVega115:
I am just familiar with the DEI 504D Stinger Double Guard with the blue being instant & the green being warn away.

I added the DEI 504D to a different alarm other than DEI with Viper Voice as the warn away.
That is how it used to be on the older alarms. Multiplexing has changed the rules.

You know me: Old School [Wink]

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So Loud It Hertz
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Thanks I appreciate the quick replies.

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