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I bought a Car Alarm System and Central Lock System. I already tapped the alarm module wires to its designated places, however what I am left to do is to connect the alarm module with the central lock module. My car doesn't have a central locking system, so I placed all the four actuators.
I followed this guide and left me with Brown and White wires. I assume it should go to the alarm module. Now, I am tasked to know if I have a positive trigger or a negative. What does this mean? Because, if I use my multi-tester, and put probes on brown and white, it outputs 12V. And if they came contact with each other, the actuators will be triggered. Furthermore, I tapped both wires individually to negative, and the brown put the actuators up, and the white put the actuators down. If I am going to connect this to the alarm, is it normal that one of the wire will output positive current? What I thought is it should be waiting for a negative output from the alarm to trigger which state the actuator should go. Of I am totally wrong.
I bought a Car Alarm System and Central Lock System. I already tapped the alarm module wires to its designated places, however what I am left to do is to connect the alarm module with the central lock module. My car doesn't have a central locking system, so I placed all the four actuators.
I followed this guide and left me with Brown and White wires. I assume it should go to the alarm module. Now, I am tasked to know if I have a positive trigger or a negative. What does this mean? Because, if I use my multi-tester, and put probes on brown and white, it outputs 12V. And if they came contact with each other, the actuators will be triggered. Furthermore, I tapped both wires individually to negative, and the brown put the actuators up, and the white put the actuators down. If I am going to connect this to the alarm, is it normal that one of the wire will output positive current? What I thought is it should be waiting for a negative output from the alarm to trigger which state the actuator should go. Of I am totally wrong.