DEI car alarm info needed
Kim Clay
"Auto Security Systems 755T" on the label. I found it at a garage/tag
sale & it looked as if everything was there so I got it. It turns out
that it works just fine after I got the wiring harness figured out (with
a little help from DEI's cool online installation guide). The harness is
quite different from anything I found at DEI's site but they generally
followed the same color codes. The motion sensing module & door lock
module both have 5 wires & are mounted in clear plastic cases. I'm
guessing the harness was a custom one for a specific make/model as a few
conductors were left out. I found the dome light circuit & a channel 3
(buttons 1 & 2) circuit that were missing wires in the harness. Really
LOTS of jumpers to get one of these things working on a test bench! It
would be nice if someone knew of a site on the web where I could find a
little more info on this but it's doing just fine as it is :)
My biggest question is about getting another remote or pair of remotes
for this. It only has 1 remote that looks like a Viper remote but
without the name. The remote & the control module both have a small tag
with a matching 4 digit number followed by a letter. Internally both the
remote & the control module have a group of pcb traces labeled 1 thru 10
with a few of them cut. These must be the programmed code. Are
replacement remotes availiable for this at a reasonable price? I don't
like the idea of just having 1 remote - just in case. I guess if I could
find any remote for this model I could program my code into it? Any
ideas?
Thanks - Kim - b...@maco.net
Jim Rojas
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Jim Rojas
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hol...@heselectronics.com
under the names: StealStopper; Viper; Hornet. They are
all the same. They did that so people close to each other
could compete. Neat idea. I used to install their stuff.
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Kim Clay
hol...@heselectronics.com wrote:
> You can get a remote from anyone that sells DEI's stuff
> under the names: StealStopper; Viper; Hornet. They are
> all the same. They did that so people close to each other
> could compete. Neat idea. I used to install their stuff.
Thats kinda what I wanted to know. I 'll check some of the local shops & see
what they are getting for them. I only paid $5.00 for the whole unit & don't
want to spend $40.00 just for an extra remote! I may install it with just 1
remote - but then if it becomes defective I would be :(
Kim
John Durbin
frequencies or coding system. That 755T (from our Hornet line) used the
old 465T transmitter, a binary scratch-coded two-button 302 mHz unit.
Our 493 and newer aren't going to work either because of coding changes
or frequency changes.
John Durbin, DEI Audio
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Carl T Ridley
Kim Clay wrote in message <363FBCCB...@maco.net>...
mail order for any type of key fobs there no is
0161 872 6275
hope that sorts out some of your probs ca...@tightguard.freeserve.co.uk
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need are part #465T. If you have a Circuit City near you they should be able to
help you get the remote you need. And those trace's 1 - 10 need to be cut on
the new remote to match your old remote and you must be very carful when you do
that. hope this helps you.... David
cderr...@sc.rr.com
> a little help from DEI's cool online installation guide)
I know this post is old, but am looking to find this guide. Any chance you can post the location?
Thanks,
Charles
Jim
It's 17 years later.