YES. A Relay Part 775 will be needed to operate the Dome Light Supervision feature. This feature will turn on the Dome Light when the Doors are Unlocked from the Remote Control Transmitter. LET the ALARM CYCLE through its FULL ALARM CYCLE for approx 30 seconds, then check the L.E.D.

YES. A relay Part 775 will be needed to apply voltage to your Factory Trunk Release wire. This is needed whether the voltage on the Trunk Release is (-) Negative or (+) Positive. See similar questions...

Depending on the options that you wish to install on your system, you will not need to hook up all wires in the harness. It is not necessary to hook up the lock and unlock outputs, dome light supervision, trunk release, major or minor inputs and depending on the level of security you are trying to achieve, you do not have to install the starter kill. There will also be several unmarked wire colors in your harness that are not mentioned. See similar questions...

This all depends on the type of Door Lock System that is installed on your vehicle. There are (3) Three basic types; Type "A" Positive, Type "B" Negative and Type "C" Reverse Polarity. If your vehicle has a Type "C" Reverse Polarity Door Locking System and your Pro-Series unit does NOT have On-Board Door Lock Relays (5-Pin Door Lock Harness), you will need the extra relays Part 778. See similar questions...

The Siren Output on the Pro-Series alarm systems is a (+) Positive output. It does not require a relay to drive (1) Siren. If you are planning to drive more than (1) one Siren, a Relay Part 775 will be needed to do so. See similar questions...

You must wait at least 1 minute or longer after Arming before you open the door (Dome Light Must turn ON) the vehicle to test the Alarm System. See similar questions...

Connect a normally closed relay across the Paging Inputs (plus [+] and minus [-]) so they are shorted together. When an alarm condition exists and the coil becomes energized, the contacts open and the short is removed. The Paging Input Detect Threshold must be adjusted such that the noise floor is sufficient to trigger a paging condition and enable ducking, (i.e. See similar questions...

On the Pro-Series, the use of channel 2 is set up just for Remote Starter Output. All that is needed, is to connect the output from channel 2 to the Auxiliary Input on the Remote Starter. See similar questions...

The Pro-Series Alarms are designed specifically for adding External Shock Sensors or Radar Sensors. To add these, simply connect to the Major and the Minor Shock Sensor Inputs. See similar questions...

The Pro-Series Alarm monitors several inputs that will trigger violations. The Door Pin Trigger is one such input. The Internal Shock Sensor monitors impact on the vehicle looking for a violation. The Current Sensing option on the unit, when programmed "ON", will look for an increase in current due to the hood light or the trunk light coming on or by using an external shock sensor and tying into the major and minor trigger inputs will also show a violation. See similar questions...

As discussed in the above question, the GREEN and YELLOW wires are inputs to be used for an external sensor, whether that sensor is an impact sensor or a radar sensor is up to you. If you choose to use a hood or trunk pin switch, use the yellow wire as the input and do not use the green. Remember these are negative (-) inputs and a ground pulse on the yellow wire will set the system off and a ground pulse on the green wire will set the system in "warn away". See similar questions...

If you have lost your transmitter or just need an extra one, check your Installation and Operating Guide for instructions. See similar questions...

You do not connect this YELLOW wire, just unroll it and let it hang straight; it's the Antenna wire that receives the signal from the Remote Control. See similar questions...

YES. If this wire is not hooked up, the System will have no way of knowing when the vehicle is started with the key or when to turn "ON" Passive Arming. See similar questions...

To purchase an extra REMOTE CONTROL contact DIRECT WHOLESALE at 1-800-659-0764, have the Installation Manual along with the Model number for your unit when ordering a new Remote Control. The next step would be to clear the memory EPROM. To do this simply take the negative door pin input (BLACK WITH YELLOW STRIPE wire) the minor trigger input (GREEN) and the major trigger input (YELLOW) and tie all three wires together and press and hold the override button while holding the override button. See similar questions...

To insure your domes new and clean appearance and to prolong the life of your dome cover, do not allow dirt or stains to build up on the fabric. Clean your Tropical fabric every 180 days, and your Tropical Plus fabric once a year. Be sure to clean both sides as needed. You can clean your dome using a power nozzle and/or a mild soap solution and scrub brush. Only use mild soap and water with a SOFT bristle brush or rag on your dome. See similar questions...

For LCSW's If you look at number 8 under Licensing changes 1999 you will see that you need to complete 15 hours of supervision training. You may find this information at the following link http://www.bbs.ca.gov/lic-req9.htm See similar questions...

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We use high grade 35-50 year warrented shingles. Each Triangle is shingled separately. The point down triangle bottom edges overlap the point up triangles by 6". We do not use any ridge cap shingles. We do not use any caulks or sealants which usually fail in 3-5 years. We use ice & water shield membranes at the top of the dome, in valleys and around skylights. We have hundreds of domes and they DO NOT leak, period. See similar questions...

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