Project: Installing Shock Sensor onto Factory Alarm
10-30-2001, 06:02 PM
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Project: Installing Shock Sensor onto Factory Alarm
I will be installing a Dual Stage Shock Sensor on our Factory Alarm systems. Our Factory Alarms are fair for what they do. Personally most of us would keep them if they had shock sensors and other type of connections. I will be only using the full trigger on this sensor since our alarm does not have pre-warns.
This project should be completed by this weekend with pictures and a detailed write up. I will be picking up the supplies tomarrow after work hopefully to complete this job. The factory alarm does not work off a negative system, so I will be using multiple components to make this work and will have it all listed when the job is completed after I make sure it works properly.
Total project $$$$ About $20 bucks total.
Looks like I will be the first person to attempt this. No one else has every posted in 6 yrs of ever doing this. I am willing to be the beta boy!
This project should be completed by this weekend with pictures and a detailed write up. I will be picking up the supplies tomarrow after work hopefully to complete this job. The factory alarm does not work off a negative system, so I will be using multiple components to make this work and will have it all listed when the job is completed after I make sure it works properly.
Total project $$$$ About $20 bucks total.
Looks like I will be the first person to attempt this. No one else has every posted in 6 yrs of ever doing this. I am willing to be the beta boy!
10-30-2001, 06:21 PM
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Re: Project: Installing Shock Sensor onto Factory Alarm
Originally posted by RussMaxManiac
I will be installing a Dual Stage Shock Sensor on our Factory Alarm systems. Our Factory Alarms are fair for what they do. Personally most of us would keep them if they had shock sensors and other type of connections. I will be only using the full trigger on this sensor since our alarm does not have pre-warns.
This project should be completed by this weekend with pictures and a detailed write up. I will be picking up the supplies tomarrow after work hopefully to complete this job. The factory alarm does not work off a negative system, so I will be using multiple components to make this work and will have it all listed when the job is completed after I make sure it works properly.
Total project $$$$ About $20 bucks total.
Looks like I will be the first person to attempt this. No one else has every posted in 6 yrs of ever doing this. I am willing to be the beta boy!
I will be installing a Dual Stage Shock Sensor on our Factory Alarm systems. Our Factory Alarms are fair for what they do. Personally most of us would keep them if they had shock sensors and other type of connections. I will be only using the full trigger on this sensor since our alarm does not have pre-warns.
This project should be completed by this weekend with pictures and a detailed write up. I will be picking up the supplies tomarrow after work hopefully to complete this job. The factory alarm does not work off a negative system, so I will be using multiple components to make this work and will have it all listed when the job is completed after I make sure it works properly.
Total project $$$$ About $20 bucks total.
Looks like I will be the first person to attempt this. No one else has every posted in 6 yrs of ever doing this. I am willing to be the beta boy!
10-30-2001, 07:43 PM
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Re: Re: Project: Installing Shock Sensor onto Factory Alarm
Originally posted by Vinipux
you're the man bro, that's definatly something many of us on the forum would like to have, good luck, don't fry anything
you're the man bro, that's definatly something many of us on the forum would like to have, good luck, don't fry anything
Basically the price has now dropped from $20 to $12 to install one.
10-30-2001, 07:50 PM
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Re: Project: Installing Shock Sensor onto Factory Alarm
Originally posted by RussMaxManiac
The factory alarm does not work off a negative system, so I will be using multiple components to make this work and will have it all listed when the job is completed after I make sure it works properly.
The factory alarm does not work off a negative system, so I will be using multiple components to make this work and will have it all listed when the job is completed after I make sure it works properly.
also, if you dont know already, you can convert a + to - or - to + pretty easily using a single relay
if you want to know more, let me know and I'll explain it, but it's pretty simple
10-30-2001, 08:07 PM
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Re: Re: Project: Installing Shock Sensor onto Factory Alarm
Originally posted by «§»Craig B«§»
good job Russ
also, if you dont know already, you can convert a + to - or - to + pretty easily using a single relay
if you want to know more, let me know and I'll explain it, but it's pretty simple
good job Russ
also, if you dont know already, you can convert a + to - or - to + pretty easily using a single relay
if you want to know more, let me know and I'll explain it, but it's pretty simple
10-31-2001, 05:51 AM
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Re: Re: Re: Project: Installing Shock Sensor onto Factory Alarm
Originally posted by RussMaxManiac
On a shock sensor though you do not want to use a relay, unless you can turn off the shock sensor while driving or that relay will just be clicking like crazy. The way I have is simple, no need for anything additional really.
On a shock sensor though you do not want to use a relay, unless you can turn off the shock sensor while driving or that relay will just be clicking like crazy. The way I have is simple, no need for anything additional really.
anyway, sounds like you've got it under control though so I'll be quiet now
good luck, sounds cool
10-31-2001, 06:08 AM
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Re: Project: Installing Shock Sensor onto Factory Alarm
Hmm...sure..you are the first one I have a shock sensor on my factory alarm since 1999.
This is the shock sensor I have.
http://www.codl.com/its.html
I have a shock sensor on my factory alarm since 1999.This is the shock sensor I have.
http://www.codl.com/its.html
Originally posted by RussMaxManiac
Looks like I will be the first person to attempt this. No one else has every posted in 6 yrs of ever doing this. I am willing to be the beta boy!
Looks like I will be the first person to attempt this. No one else has every posted in 6 yrs of ever doing this. I am willing to be the beta boy!
10-31-2001, 07:50 AM
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Re: Re: Project: Installing Shock Sensor onto Factory Alarm
Originally posted by 1MAX2NV
Hmm...sure..you are the first one I have a shock sensor on my factory alarm since 1999.
This is the shock sensor I have.
http://www.codl.com/its.html
Hmm...sure..you are the first one
I have a shock sensor on my factory alarm since 1999.This is the shock sensor I have.
http://www.codl.com/its.html
I thought Russ was a veteran.....
This isn't the first time this has been done. I would prove it, but that requires effort.
10-31-2001, 07:54 AM
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Re: Re: Re: Project: Installing Shock Sensor onto Factory Alarm
http://forums.maxima.org/search.php
Originally posted by bill99gxe
I thought Russ was a veteran.....
This isn't the first time this has been done. I would prove it, but that requires effort.
I thought Russ was a veteran.....
This isn't the first time this has been done. I would prove it, but that requires effort.
10-31-2001, 08:17 AM
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Project: Installing Shock Sensor onto Factory Alarm
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....sensor+factory
which was found as a result of this search:
http://forums.maxima.org/search.php?...der=descending
Maybe Russ's angle is from a cheapness standpoint?
10-31-2001, 03:58 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Project: Installing Shock Sensor onto Factory Alarm
Originally posted by bill99gxe
I thought Russ was a veteran.....
This isn't the first time this has been done. I would prove it, but that requires effort.
I thought Russ was a veteran.....
This isn't the first time this has been done. I would prove it, but that requires effort.
10-31-2001, 04:02 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Project: Installing Shock Sensor onto Factory Alarm
Originally posted by bill99gxe
That only could have prevented Tony from repeating himself, as shown in this post:
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....sensor+factory
which was found as a result of this search:
http://forums.maxima.org/search.php?...der=descending
Maybe Russ's angle is from a cheapness standpoint?
That only could have prevented Tony from repeating himself, as shown in this post:
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....sensor+factory
which was found as a result of this search:
http://forums.maxima.org/search.php?...der=descending
Maybe Russ's angle is from a cheapness standpoint?
. The only thing I am not sure is if the alarm will shut up after going off a while.
11-01-2001, 06:16 AM
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Re: Project: Installing Shock Sensor onto Factory Alarm
Originally posted by RussMaxManiac
I will be installing a Dual Stage Shock Sensor on our Factory Alarm systems. Our Factory Alarms are fair for what they do. Personally most of us would keep them if they had shock sensors and other type of connections. I will be only using the full trigger on this sensor since our alarm does not have pre-warns.
This project should be completed by this weekend with pictures and a detailed write up. I will be picking up the supplies tomarrow after work hopefully to complete this job. The factory alarm does not work off a negative system, so I will be using multiple components to make this work and will have it all listed when the job is completed after I make sure it works properly.
Total project $$$$ About $20 bucks total.
Looks like I will be the first person to attempt this. No one else has every posted in 6 yrs of ever doing this. I am willing to be the beta boy!
I will be installing a Dual Stage Shock Sensor on our Factory Alarm systems. Our Factory Alarms are fair for what they do. Personally most of us would keep them if they had shock sensors and other type of connections. I will be only using the full trigger on this sensor since our alarm does not have pre-warns.
This project should be completed by this weekend with pictures and a detailed write up. I will be picking up the supplies tomarrow after work hopefully to complete this job. The factory alarm does not work off a negative system, so I will be using multiple components to make this work and will have it all listed when the job is completed after I make sure it works properly.
Total project $$$$ About $20 bucks total.
Looks like I will be the first person to attempt this. No one else has every posted in 6 yrs of ever doing this. I am willing to be the beta boy!
make it active from passive!
Thanks!
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