4 windows in 1 direction. The 535T automatically rolls up the power windows when the security system is armed, as well as providing “one-touch” operation from the vehicle window switch in either direction. The 535T can also be used to vent or roll the windows down with an auxiliary channel from the security system.
In the OFF position the 535T will respond to (+) positive inputs on the switch wires. For type A and type C systems, the switch must be set to the ON position. In the off position the 535T will respond to (-) negative inputs on the switch wires. Remember, the type B system switches it’s wires to (-) ground rather than +12V when the switch is in use.
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Brown H3/5 wire of the 535T. NOTE: The siren trigger feature will only work when the Brown H3/5 wire of the 535T is wired to an aftermarket security system and the windows will need to be in the down position with the security system in the armed state.
If this is the case, stop the installation and return the vehicle to its initial condition. The 535T interrupts the power window circuit in order to control the windows in either direction. If the vehicle requires a window learn procedure after each time the window circuit is disconnected, it is not compatible for aftermarket window control modules such as the 535T.
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H1/5 BLACK (-) Chassis ground Connect this wire to a good ground point in the vehicle (preferably make a ground in the kickpanel that is closest to the 535T). H1/6 VIOLET/BLACK Ground path, passenger window motor down This wire provides a ground path for the passenger window motor down side. Connect this wire to a good ground point in the vehicle (preferably make a ground in the kickpanel that is closest to the 535T).
NOTE: The window switch inputs on the 535T are not active when the Orange H2/4 wire has a ground. With Directed remote start systems, the ground while armed wire also activates when the system is remote started, to prevent the windows rolling up (when the windows are in the down position and the vehicle is remote started), program off the anti-grind feature on the Directed system.
The vent and siren roll up features are also affected by this input. If you have more than one 535T and this wire is connected, when you vent the windows, 1 set of windows will vent first and then the 2nd set of windows will vent and if the alarm is triggered with the windows rolled down, the windows will still be staggered when rolling up from the alarm trigger.
This often requires the wires to be run into each door. The 535T monitors the AC “noise” generated by the motion of the motor. For this reason the 535T cannot drive relays or control modules in the system.
Brown input is receiving (+) or (-) when you press the switch and that the polarity dip switch is set to the appropriate position. The windows now begin to close and then open a few times one by one while the 535T attempts to learn the “fully opened” and “fully closed” positions.
The 535T records the time the output was active and sets it to memory as the vent time. Two seconds after the vent time is set to memory the 535T rolls up the driver window and then vents both windows using the learned vent time indicating that the learn routine was successful.
H2/1 Brown input is receiving (+) or (-) when you press the switch and that the polarity dip switch is set to the appropriate position. 5. The windows now begin to close one by one while the 535T attempts to learn the “fully closed” positions for each window.
My siren triggers while the 535T is rolling up/down the windows. Be sure to place the 535T far away from any impact sensor to keep from triggering the security system. If this does not help refer to the following diagram to prevent the security from false triggering when the 535T is controlling the windows.