flash led when car is out ?
#2
Re: flash led when car is out ?
Originally posted by ninezero
I like to install a flash led for my 90 gxe.
must flash when the car is out.
Looked in the search but did not find the answer.
where can i connect it ?
I like to install a flash led for my 90 gxe.
must flash when the car is out.
Looked in the search but did not find the answer.
where can i connect it ?
#7
Originally posted by Sudesh
I think he means the LED's that blink to let people know the car has an alarm.
Go search on ebay for "led scanners"..lots of them there at good prices.
I think he means the LED's that blink to let people know the car has an alarm.
Go search on ebay for "led scanners"..lots of them there at good prices.
#9
Originally posted by ninezero
I allready have the led,s ,but i like to know where i can connect it,
they have to start flashing when i switch off the engine and stop
flashing when i start.
I allready have the led,s ,but i like to know where i can connect it,
they have to start flashing when i switch off the engine and stop
flashing when i start.
I think the easiest thing is a switch.
#10
Originally posted by Sudesh
Thats why you're supposed to use them with alarm systems..makes it alot easier and effective.
I think the easiest thing is a switch.
Thats why you're supposed to use them with alarm systems..makes it alot easier and effective.
I think the easiest thing is a switch.
#12
Originally posted by White93SE
A switch wouldn't do it, that would only allow him to control the on/off for the LED, not the flashing.
A switch wouldn't do it, that would only allow him to control the on/off for the LED, not the flashing.
#13
Originally posted by ninezero
I allready have the led,s ,but i like to know where i can connect it,
they have to start flashing when i switch off the engine and stop
flashing when i start.
I allready have the led,s ,but i like to know where i can connect it,
they have to start flashing when i switch off the engine and stop
flashing when i start.
The result, if you do it correctly will be that when your ignition is on, the relay is NC meaning the loop between the LED and ground is broken. When the ignition is off, the relay is NO meaning you have a closed loop between LED and ground. The assumption here is that you wire your LED correctly to begin with or this won't work. Think of the relay as a switch to turn off/on your LED, instead of having a little lever to activate/deactivate the switch, you use a 12V source (your ignition). Think ignition on = LED off and vice versa.
Go to Craig's site for pictures/schematics on how typical SPST (single pole single throw) relays work.
All this said, why not just get an alarm???? But if you insist, people (ebay) sell fake scanners/blinking LEDs.
#15
Re: i think he is asking how to wire it up
Originally posted by crazy4maxima
so that when the key is in the ingition the scanner turns on and vice versa...
so that when the key is in the ingition the scanner turns on and vice versa...
frankbattle have it right w/ the relay. once the power goes off the LED goes on.
#18
The led looks great,now i have just installed a red flash-led
in the switch near the cruise switch.
Ordering for the laser led at ebay will be i think too late for me ,because i will in acouple of days make a big trip here in europe to some countries where they have more horses than cars ,so i am a little afraid they like my max to much,thats wy i installed this flash led.
My problem was the wirering.
I needed 12 volt when i stop the engine and and no 12 volt when i
start the engine (so led only workes when the car is parked)
this i found in the hazard switch wirering
I will see if i can get this laser led over here in Holland before
the trip i have to make.
thanks
in the switch near the cruise switch.
Ordering for the laser led at ebay will be i think too late for me ,because i will in acouple of days make a big trip here in europe to some countries where they have more horses than cars ,so i am a little afraid they like my max to much,thats wy i installed this flash led.
My problem was the wirering.
I needed 12 volt when i stop the engine and and no 12 volt when i
start the engine (so led only workes when the car is parked)
this i found in the hazard switch wirering
I will see if i can get this laser led over here in Holland before
the trip i have to make.
thanks
#19
Originally posted by ninezero
The led looks great,now i have just installed a red flash-led
in the switch near the cruise switch.
Ordering for the laser led at ebay will be i think too late for me ,because i will in acouple of days make a big trip here in europe to some countries where they have more horses than cars ,so i am a little afraid they like my max to much,thats wy i installed this flash led.
My problem was the wirering.
I needed 12 volt when i stop the engine and and no 12 volt when i
start the engine (so led only workes when the car is parked)
this i found in the hazard switch wirering
I will see if i can get this laser led over here in Holland before
the trip i have to make.
thanks
The led looks great,now i have just installed a red flash-led
in the switch near the cruise switch.
Ordering for the laser led at ebay will be i think too late for me ,because i will in acouple of days make a big trip here in europe to some countries where they have more horses than cars ,so i am a little afraid they like my max to much,thats wy i installed this flash led.
My problem was the wirering.
I needed 12 volt when i stop the engine and and no 12 volt when i
start the engine (so led only workes when the car is parked)
this i found in the hazard switch wirering
I will see if i can get this laser led over here in Holland before
the trip i have to make.
thanks
#21
Originally posted by ninezero
No i did not do anything to the hazard switch i just connected the
flashled to the red/white wire and to the red / green wire of the
hazard switch.
I used a low current led using only a few milliamps
No i did not do anything to the hazard switch i just connected the
flashled to the red/white wire and to the red / green wire of the
hazard switch.
I used a low current led using only a few milliamps
I also would like to do this since I'm like poor and don't want to install an alarm until I have money for a good one...
How come the hazard switch would have a 12v power when the car is off and no power when the car is on?
... i guess its time to invest in a chilton manual huh?
#22
I think what u want is, to connect the wires from the LED to the memory wire that goes into the stereo which saves saved radio stations and stuff like that. Power comes to this wire when you turn you car off. I think its yellow or orange, the package from the LED should tell you which wire it is if you don't have an alarm..
#23
i did that and i installed a blue led scanner on the top by the rearview mirror so u can see the light through the front windshield and it is installed with an aftermarket alarm, i even got the keyless entry and trunk release from the key chain and the alarm is shock sensor, when a ricey civic or other are passing my car when it is parked my car alarm goes off and the blue led light looks pretty nice in dark...
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