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Summary of Contents for Winstart WS-07U
- Page 1 WS-07U Model TWO WAY LCD REMOTE CAR STARTER WITH ALARM INSTALLATION GUIDE...
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Page 2: Wiring Description
WIRING DESCRIPTION 6 PIN Primary Starter Harness 12V constant wire (12V positive input) connect to a 12V constant, 30A fuse built-in 12V constant wire (12V positive input) connect to a 12V constant, 30A fuse built-in YELLOW 12V positive auxiliary output for 2 ignition, 2 accessory, 2 starter (see option # 5), 20A fuse built-in. - Page 3 WIRING DESCRIPTION 10 PIN Harness Horn or siren wire (500mA negative output) connects to horn or siren. Require a relay if siren is RED / WHITE used YELLOW / BLUE OUTPUT #1 (500mA negative output) give a pulse to disarm factory alarm OUTPUT # 3: 500mA negative output, give a pulse to rearm factory alarm or open Sliding Door PINK #2 or window open/close or latching ON/OFF (see option # 21)
- Page 4 WIRING DESCRIPTION 6 PIN Harness TACH wire (AC input) connect to TACH signal wire (coil or injector) PURPLE WHITE Brake wire (12V positive input) connect to the switched side of the brake pedal switch 5 PIN Harness Transponder module Output +12V BLACK GROUND YELLOW...
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Page 5: Wiring Diagram
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Page 6: Central Door Lock Connection
CENTRAL DOOR LOCK CONNECTION DIAGRAM 1: REVERSE POLARITY TYPE DIAGRAM 2: NEGATIVE TYPE DIAGRAM 3: ADDING DOOR LOCK ACTUATOR... -
Page 7: First Step Installation
FIRST STEP INSTALLATION SELECTING AUTOMATIC OR MANUAL TRANSMISSION: The system can be used for Manual or automatic transmission. MANUAL TRANSMISSION: AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION The factory default is set to “Manual”. The orange jumper is CUT the orange jumper before power ON the module, NOT CUT and programming option # 3 is on “Manual”. - Page 8 PROGRAMMING Our remote starter is delivered with factory default settings. You can install it without programming or you can modify the configuration to suit your customer’s need. Important: the installation must be completed before accessing programming mode. Programming the system: 1.
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Page 9: Programming Chart
PROGRAMMING CHART OPT. FUNCTION PRESS BUTTON TO: PRESS BUTTON TO: PRESS BUTTON TO: TACH fine tuning Increase Decrease (See Example#3) ♦ Normal Cranking adjustment Slight increase Increase ♦ Manual Vehicle Factory Default Setting Automatic Vehicle (See Example#4) ♦15 minutes Running time Duration 5 minutes 30 minutes ♦... - Page 10 PROGRAMMING CHART ♦ Horn Horn/Siren Siren ♦ Disable Dome light delay Enable Enable & Doors Bypass for 45 seconds (Automatic) 10 seconds (Manual) ♦ 30 seconds Alarm Duration 60 seconds 120 seconds ♦ Normal Door Lock/Unlock Unlock before start Lock only after remote configuration Lock after start start shut down...
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Page 11: Programming Options
PROGRAMMING OPTIONS OPTION 1: TACH FINE TUNING ( SEE EXAMPLE # 3 ) Occasionally with the AUTO TACH learning feature, you may not reach exact performance on the first try. This option allows you to fine-tune the TACH signal manually. OPTION 2: CRANKING ADJUSTMENT If you expect that the vehicle needs adjusting you can force the starter to slightly under crank or over crank. - Page 12 PROGRAMMING OPTIONS OPTION 7: ALARM ON /OFF This option allows you to use the system with Alarm or remote starter only. OPTION 8: OUTPUT # 4 (Green / Black wire) Output # 4 can be programmed as trunk opener with 1 sec or 5 second duration, or a transponder by-pass (output release upon accessory turn ON).
- Page 13 PROGRAMMING OPTIONS OPTION 13: PASSIVE OR ACTIVE ARMING ( SEE EXAMPLE # 1 ) Passive arming arms the starter kill / alarm 30 seconds after the ignition is OFF, hood and all doors are closed. Active arming arms the starter kill / alarm only by remote transmitter. If the system is disarmed accidentally and no doors or hood are opened, the system will rearm itself within 30 seconds.
- Page 14 PROGRAMMING OPTIONS OPTION 19: AUDIBLE ARMING / DISARMING When this option is enabled, the system will chirp each time the system arm or disarm by remote. OPTION 20: TRANSMITTER CODE LEARNING ( SEE EXAMPLE # 2 ) This option allows you to add or learn the new transmitter into your system. You can program up to 4 different transmitters. OPTION 21: OUTPUT # 3 (Pink wire) This option is used to rearm factory alarm but you can program it to turn ON/OFF any accessories by remote: button [UNLOCK / 2 sec].
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Page 15: Programming Examples
PROGRAMMING EXAMPLES EXAMPLE 1, OPTION 13: CHANGE FROM PASSIVE ARMING TO ACTIVE ARMING Option 13, default setting is passive arming. System will arm automatically after ignition key is OFF and the last door is closed. You want to change to active arming. Access programming mode (see programming procedure). -
Page 16: Example 2, Option 20: Transmitter Code Learning
EXAMPLE 2, OPTION 20: TRANSMITTER CODE LEARNING The transmitter supplied is already programmed to the system. This option allows you to add more transmitters to your system if needed. Access programming mode (see programming procedure). Press and release program button 20 times and count 20 beeps. Depress brake pedal to confirm. -
Page 17: Alarm Diagnostic
Example: you start the engine via the transmitter, if the engine is over cranking decrease the signal level. If the engine releases too fast, increase the signal level. Press button on the transmitter to increase signal level or press button to decrease signal level. -
Page 18: Diagnostic For Remote Starter
DIAGNOSTIC FOR ALARM: DIAGNOSTIC FOR REMOTE STARTER: The remote starter with alarm will keep in memory the last event that triggered the alarm. This will help you find Each time you try to remote start the vehicle and it doesn’t start, the parking lights will flash to indicate the out which defected zones has triggered the system. - Page 19 The manufacturer guarantees to the purchaser of origin the remote starter and alarm to be free of defect material and labour. However, if it is proven that the product is defective, inside the two year period as from the original date of purchase, the manufacturer will repair or replace, without expenses towards the purchaser, any part (excluding any expenses incurred to deliver the product to the manufacturer) remote starter or alarm which the manufacturer considers defective.