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07/11/2019

 Jeep Natalie Maldonado (880Pts.)

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Connection of 4 sensor triggers to Evo One Jeep Wrangler manual transmission?

How many ports are available to conect more than one trigger sensor? The installation sheet doesn't have the different pigtail ports name or function. H, I,? Can the Evo One control all 4 sensors: shock, tilt, glass broken, motion. How can the hood switch can be used to trigger the alarm since the regular jeep does not have security while armed to protect battery or any bluetooth relay accessory in the engine compartment. I just ordered the Evo One and the seller wired everything including the linker so the wiring was prep prior to delivery of the components. I am trying to add all these sensors to the unit. Thanks for helping Natalie
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12/03/2017

 Toyota Lee R (290Pts.)

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Evo-All "ground-when-armed" wire for Tilt sensor

Installed Evo-All  and configured as Remote Start and Alarm.  Added Shock sensor on Purple/White (A3-Dual Stage Trigger) wire and a Glass Sensor on the Purple ( A2-External Trigger).

I am considering a tilt sensor and found DEI 507M.

1-how do I connect it to Evo-All? I suspect I will use the same wire I used for the  [A2/Purple = External Trigger (-)  ... but wanted to make sure I just tap into the same wire

2- The DEI 507M requires a "ground-when-armed" wire ( https://www.falcon.ro/files/home/01.Securitate_si_confort_auto/03.Module_optionale_securitate/Directed507M/Directed507M_manual_EN.pdf ) wondering what wire would that be on EvoAll?

Having a diagram showing the purpose for each wire on Evo-All , comes handy sometimes ( like now :)  ) Can you point me to such diagram?

Thanks!

 

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19/01/2017

 FAQ Matthew Scott (660Pts.)

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How do I wire a tilt sensor trigger wire to the Evo-One into zone 8?

I would like to wire my tilt sensor into zone 8 on the evo-one. Where do i need to attach the sensor's trigger wire to accomplish this?
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19/01/2017

 FAQ Matthew Scott (660Pts.)

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How do I wire a tilt sensor trigger wire to the Evo-One into zone 8?

I would like to wire my tilt sensor into zone 8 on the evo-one. Where do i need to attach the sensor's trigger wire to accomplish this?
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26/12/2016

 FAQ Matthew Scott (660Pts.)

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3 pin shock sensor connector

What is the name of the type of connector used for the shock sensor port and where can I purchase a connector with a wiring harness? If I wanted to add a tilt sensor and wired the trigger into the pink/black wire (A15) would it give me a proper tilt alarm response if triggered on a two way remote or parking light flash upon disarm? I know I need to tie the trigger for the tilt alarm into zone 8 for that I just dont know where to do that. Are the ground and 12v leads coming from the shock sensor port only active when the alarm is armed or are the always active?
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23/02/2015

 Toyota Jonas Lara (360Pts.)

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Ax-one / Evo One Tilt Sensor ?

I have the Ax-One system and I was wondering if it is possible to connect a tilt sensor ? For example the Directed Electronics 507m tilt sensor. I see that you guys produce one called the sensimiter but I cannot find any info on it so I was hoping I could purchase an aftermarket one and add it to my Ax-One unit.
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