Enterprise Electronics LRL0005 KEYLESS ENTRY PAD User Manual USERS MANUAL 2
Enterprise Electronics, L.L.C. KEYLESS ENTRY PAD USERS MANUAL 2
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USERS MANUAL 2
PROGRAMMING YOUR KEYPAD All KEYPADS are shipped with the same 5-Digit Primary Code ol 3. t. 9 -7 -5 Tl-tlS CODE MUST BE CHANGED BYTHE USEH To MAINTAIN SECUHlTY. Bead “CHANGING YOUR PRIMARY CODE" beiow to change your primary code. To Program the KEYPAD to your Keyless Entry Unit, each Digit must be entered Within S-Seconds or the previous Digit, the 9/0 Key Will (lash once tor each Key entry. Once a valid Authorization Code is entered on the KEYPAD, the 0/9 hutton Will llash twice and the UNLOCK command is sent to the [TP] module Vou are now in the Operation MCDE You then have SVSeConds in Operation Mode to Press and Enter the Function Button you wish to use on the KEYPAD The Operation Mode WIII Shutdown if NO BuIIcn on (he KEYPAD is pressed within seSeconds. Programming KEVPAD to the Touch Pad [TP] Module Once you Plug the t4ePin Harness into the TP Module and have Power [12Volts] to the Red Wire and the Biack Wire to a Good Body Ground, you will need to inillaiize the SrDigiI KEVPAD to the TP Module. To do this. you need to put the KEYPAD in the OPERATION MODE oy Pressing and Releasing each Button or the SlegiI Primary Code Each time you press a button, the 9/0 button will orighten Once you have entered the 57Digit Primary Code, the 9/0 Button Will llash (2) Two times and the UNLOCK command is sent to the TPr100 Module, at this time you should hear the Keyless Entry rrP] Module Click inside, this disk tells you the 5-Digit KEYPAD is now programmed OR initialized to the TP Module and is ready to Punction. To Test: Enter the Primary seDigit Code, 9/0 will tlash (2) Two times and the Doors should UNLOCK. Changing Vour Primary Code (Shipped Code): For your convenience, you can change the Primary Code (Shipped Code) to a New Primary Code tor added Security To do this select a New 57Digii Primary Code (Examplezzzzzz) After entering the Original Primary Code, Press and Hold Button 1/2, then press and hold Buttons 3/4 and 9/0 The 9/0 Button Will tlash (2) Two times and the UNLOCK Command is sent to the TP Module. At this time enter the NEW Primary Code and the 0/9 Button will illuminate Enter the New Primary Code again tor Confirmation and the 9/0 Button Will turn OFF/ON/OFF i/ ooth New Primary Codes match. sending the UNLOCK Command to the TP Module, indication the programming is complete NOTE: When changing the Primary Code, the Code Must be Remembered. The code cannot be retrieved it the code is forgolten. To Test: Enter the New Primary 5-Digit Code, 9/0 Will flash (2) Two times and the Doors should UNLOCK. Adding a 5. t Secondary Code: For your convenience, you can also add your own SsDigiI Secondary Code to the KEYPAD, this code can be used by Secondary driver ot the vehicle. To do this, select a Secondary SrDigil Number and enter the 57Digit Primary Code. then Press and Hold Button t/z, then Press and Hold Button 5/0, the 9/0 Button will tlash (2) Two times. Release the we and 5/9 Buttons and enter the New 57Digit Secondary Code, the 9/0 Button Will 14 flash (2) Two times, sending the UNLOCK Command to the TP Module, indicating the Programming is complete. MAKING CONNECTIONS conI. MAKING END TO END CONNECTIONS FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS 1. When tying two separate wires together at their ends, snap back 1" of insulation on both wires and separate the strands ot wire as shown below. i:<>:i 2. Twist upper wires together, twist lower wires together as show. 3. Lay upper twisted pair 0! wires over right wire as shown. Bring lower twisted pair or wires up to meet the lett wire as shown. 4. Use electrical tape to wrap, he sure to cover about 2 inches on either side or connection. Secure with wire ties as shown. Electrical Tape , I Whe Tie wrre Tie Use this rnelhod ONLY when connecting {we separate wives end to end. lOCATING & MAKING CONNECTIONS_ MANUFACTURER DOOR LOCK TYPES_ For wiring charts, please visit our website, www.jbstech.eom. RED - CONSTANT POWER (+12V, key in any position including 0") These wire(s) are in your vehicle‘s main ignition harness, usually located on the steering column coming trom the ignition sWitch. Probe each ere wllh your lest llghl. The correct wlre wlll Show +|2V when the ignition sWitch is in these 4 positions (LOCK-ON-OFF-CRANK). Attach lhe RED powerwire from lhe Mopln harness lo lhls wile NOTE: The RED wire from the I4—pin harness is inlemally protected. No fuse is necessary. BLACK - CHASSIS GROUND Locate an easy to get to bolt or screW located under the drrver's side of the dash and attach the BLACK ground wire from the lArpln harness securely as pictured. Factory Bull Black Ground MN Ll} l unemMmpiimwuaw momma... endgame. Some vehicles have tactory alarms. RED/BLACK - FASD (-) (Factory Alarm Shut Down wire) (Optional) The RED WITH BLACK STRIPE Wire provides (-) pulse at the same time the doors unlock. it is provided to turn the original lactory installed alarm oil The tacyory disarm Wire is usually tound in the driver's side kick panel and will come lrom the door lock key cylinder it Will read +|2V until the door key is inserted into the door and turned to the unlock position. At that time it Will show a (a) negative output only while the key is held in the unlock position. NOTE: Some tactory disarm Wires remain neutral (shows no vottage) oetore you turn the key to unlock instead Df+12v positive. Connect the RED WITH BLACK STRIPE Wire to this disarm Wire. ORANGE - STARTER IMMOBILIZER (-): (Optional Pan W7: Required) INSTALLING STARTER IMMOEILIZER Locate the starter/crank Wire in the ignition harness. Locate the Wire that shows +12v on your test light only in the cranking position crimes This wire will not show +|2V in any other position. Cut this Wire in hall Now, try starting the vehicle, it should not start it it does not, it is the correct wire. Connect the RED wire lrorn the starter immobilizer (0 the “keystde” ot the starter/crank Wire Connect the WHITE Wire to the “starlet side" ol the starter/crank Wire Then connect the ORANGE Wire from the staner immobilizer to the ORANGE Wire on the t4- pin harness. NOTE: You Will need to cut tactory wiring to make 8 an end to end connection, see “Making Connections" on page 7. lac DOOR LOCK TYPES BY MANUFACTURER “Type A” Most Buicks 5595 Most Cadillacs 8596 Most Chevrolets 3594 A door suvs vans 55-2000 Most Oldsmobiles 55—95 Most Pontiacs 8595 Some Fords 95—2000 Some Mercurys 9672000 Some Lincolns 96-2000 Most Chryslers 95—2000 Most Dodges 96-2000 Most Plymouths swoon Some Volkswagens 9272000 "Type B" Most Dutcks 97-2005 Most Cadillacs 9672006 Most Oldsmobiles 96—2006 Most Rontiacs 95-2005 Some Chevrolet zuot 72005 Most Fords 5672006 Most Mercurys 95-2005 Most Lincolns 56—2006 Most Hondas 85—2006 Most Toyotas 85-2006 Most Ntssans 35—2005 Most Mazdas 8572006 Some Suharus as-zuos Some Volkswagens 92—2005 “Type C" Some Chevrolets 952000 All 2 door Chevy and Ctvtc Imdfi 592000 All 2 door SUVS 89-2000 Most Fords 68—96 Most Mercurys 58-86 Most Lincolns 33—95 All Ford trucks 85—2000 Some Chryslers 35—95 Some Dodges 55—95 Same Plymouths 85-95 All Dodge Trucks 3&2001 NOTE: ltyourvehicle requires a double pulse to look or unlock due to tactory security systems, please see programming instructions on page 14. (Double pulse door locks are used in some toreign imports and some newer domestic vehicles 13 FONNECTING DOOR LOCKS “Type C” Reverse Polarity +tzv Constant Ground "HER HCOR LCEK . “W A Ma’vh BROWN/BLACK Ulliu;k LSwchill 41“ BLUE/BLACK misrk t’Mstcr‘i — PURPLE — _+lzv Canstam. PURPLE/BLACK GREEN/BUCK Lcct (Metal) KEYLESS MODULE WHITE/BLACK i < [8th Vellou Antenna NOTE: Ecnnnzz zhe PURPLE wml kee M mu ihr BLACK STRIPE hire (rim i'lt» NV to +1zv constant power. SNIT Lave tre . hold H'r v NOTE: You will need to cut tactory Wiring to make an end to end connection. see "Making Connections" on page 7 . 14-PIN HARNESS DIAGRAM klihhit —il;r< ria tiar klri'fl runk rm nmot . iS' VIM ti l ztuiutrok— irnsu , ‘# mack lt~~k tun titltk— ti hliuhh'el ’LK — ui BHAF 3 art i[.t7h !.OCATING & MAKING CONNECTIONS_ snow" - Parking Light autput i-) (Optional Part m5 required) Prooe the Wiiets) oonrrng trdnr your headlamp swtch Find a wire that Will show +12V only when the parking lights are ON, then swtch the controller to the headlight positron and test the same Wire it should have power in the parking light position and the headlight position. Turn the light sWitoh OFF. the HZ/ should then turn OFF also This is WE colrest wire. Connect the VELLOW wrre horn Pan 3775 to this Wire. Connect the BROWN wire lronr the M-pln harness to the WHITE Wire on Pan t775. Connect the BLACK and the BLUE Wiies lronr pan «775 to HZV constant tused at 20 amps See “pasilive” diagram it your vehicle has a negative ti parking output. When piooing the Wiiets) ooniing trdni your headlight sWitch. lind a wire that shows t—i negative or ground when the parking lights are on, then switch the controller Positive Parking Li silts VELLW “ZrSZ‘ofif‘ 5L“ Negative Parking Lights vELtull item = if’lr‘fiii’f D Lu , _ 2.22“? “W” to the headlight position and test this same Wiie it should have y.) negative or ground in the palklng light position and the headlight positron Tum the light switch oh. the (-) negative or ground should then turn oh also This isthe correct Wire. Connect the VELLOW Wire horn Pan ms to this Wire Connect the BROWN wrre trorn the 4-le harness to the WHITE wrre on Part ms connect the BLACK Wire to tzv constant lused at 20 anrps and connect the BLUE Wire lrorn Part «775 to ground. See ‘negallve“ diagrarn WHITE/RED - Trunk Release (-) (Optional part $775 is required) Locale the trunk release Wire corning horn the back ol the trunk release sWitch To determine rl your trunk release is tripped oy a it) positive or a y.) negative trnost trunk release switches are (+) positive) Place one end ot your test light to ground. press the “Trunk“ button. it the test light illuminates, you have a 1+) positive trunk release If it does not. connect the test ilghl Io +1 EV constant and probe the Wire it the test light illuminates when the button is pressed, then you have a (-) negative trunk release. it yourtrunk output tests as a (P) Positive Connect the YELLOW wire horn part We to the trunk release Wire. Connect the WHITE/RED Wire lronr the Mrpm harness to the WHITE Wire Positive Trunk Rehase VELLUN V nit . irate. 'o'i‘l‘it RED "agitator M Negative Trunk Re'lease VELLUU no n t SE, croioir. W “N“ (Making Connections Continued...) on part «775 Connect the BLACK Wire and the BLUE Wire to ti zv constant lused at 20 amps it your trunk output tests as a (a) Negative, connect the VELLOW Wire lroni part two to the trunk release Wire Connect the WHITE/RED Wire tom the M—pin harness to the WHITE Wiie on pan 3775. Connect the BLACK Wire to ttzv constant lused at 5 amps Connect the BLUE Wire to ground. LOCATING AND DETERMINING _YOUR DOOR LOCK TYPE in most cases, the lactory door lock Wires Will be a smaller gauge and located in the driver's kick panel or under the driver‘s dash. NOTE: To help determine yourdoor lock type, refer to the Door Lock Types by Manuiacturer chart on page is or visit our web page at www.bu||dogsecurity.com lor specitic detailed intormatiori on a particular vehicle. it the year of your vehicle is listed as having two or more types of door lock systems, you must test for all ol those types. TESTING DOOR LOCK TYPE There are 3 basic Door Lock types: “Type A“ Door Lock Test (Most GM: and most Chryslers) Proce ooth oi your door lock Wires going to the door lock sWilch these Wires are usually located in the driver‘s kick panel, attach one end at your test light to a good chassis ground. Using the vehlcie's door lock controls. activate the lock then the unlock testing ooih wires one at a time it the test light illuminates when you probe the lock and the unlock wires your vehicle has a “Type A“ door locking system Make sure to mark which wire is look and unlock. Proceed to page it for Connecting Door Locks. if you are adding the Model ”42 door lock actuator to your vehicle, you will have to connect the shown WITH BLACK STRIPE and the WHITE WITH BLACK STRIPE wves to ground. “Type a" Door Lock Test (Most imports, some newer Fords) Probe both door iock wires going to the door lock switch these wires are usually located in the driver‘s kick panel. Attach one end ol your test light to +12v using the vehlcie's door lock controls activate the lock then the unlock testing ooth wires one at a time. it the test light illuminates when you prooe the lock and the unlock wires your vehicle has a “Type B“ door locking system Make sure to mark which Wire is look and unlock. Proceed to page 11 lor Connecting Door Locks. “Type C“ Door Lock Test (Most Fords, some Chrysleis, GM Trucks) To determine switch and motor wires, cut both the lock and unlock wires in halt First press and hold the lock outton on the driver‘s door, now test ooth lock wires. One Wire Will test as (+) positive and the other will remain neutral Mark the Wire that test positive as the sWitch wire and the neutral wire as the motor wire. Set these two wires aside. Next, press and hold the switch in the lock position and test ooth unlock Wires The wire that tests (+) positive, mark as the sWitch Wire and mark the Wire that tests neutral as the motor l 0 Wire. Proceed to page tz lor Connecting Door Locks. CONNECTING DOOR LOCKS “Type A” (+) Positive +izv Constant BLACK Ground BLUE/BLACK Hr" ark BROWN/BLACK NuL Lser. PURPLE PURPLE/BLACK GREEN/BLACK Act KEYLESS MODL LE WHITE/BLACK Nat LSCC Ye'l'imt Antenna , ax i, chi ~ A tape . . iti NOTE: Larnnct :hn PURPLE NITH BLACK STRIPE W re "(till 76 ‘use L3 +1zv constant power, it you are adding the Model m2 door lock actuator to your vehicle, you will have to connect the BROWN WITH BLACK STRIPE and the WHITE thll BLACK STRIPE Wives In ground. “Type B" (-) Negative e. +izv Constant Ground BLUE/BLACK UP" fink BROWN/BLACK Not Usec KEYLESS MODULE Ve'i'iuu Antenna (Up as \’,Hlu't 1: ground. As L‘u‘rslui — in Lt‘ MN i'riiiq'i 11 NOTE: Conrn URPLE WITH BLACK STRIPE w re weir u
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