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08/11/2020

 FAQ robert arberry (200Pts.)

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CAN I USE A DUAL STAGE PROXIMITY SENSOR AND A SHOCK SENSOR WITH THE EVO-ONE?

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09/04/2020

 FAQ Jeffrey Ingber (750Pts.)

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Max current rating of +12V pin in shock sensor port on EVO-ONE.

What is the maxiumum current (mA) I can draw from the +12V line in the shock sensor port of an EVO-ONE? Thanks, Jeff
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22/09/2019

 FAQ Alexander Oliynyk (660Pts.)

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shock sensor power

Evo-one, currently utilizing dark blue wire A8 with option 32.4 to detect armed system status, but would better use it for another purpose.. what about 12V power at black 3 pin shock sensor connector F? Is it always ON? there's no way to play around and make it energised when it's armed only?
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23/01/2017

 FAQ Matthew Scott (660Pts.)

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Dual Stage Shock sensor "pre-warn" stage triggering full alarm

Good morning, I have installed an omega AU85TN Dual Stage Shock/Glass break sensor on my evo-one. I combined both the pre-warn wire and the second stage full alarm wire together to the middle pin in the shock sensor port. I am getting a full alarm when either pre-warn is triggered or the full alarm stage is triggered. Not that big of deal considering the sensor is doing its job, but my OCD wont let me settle. Is there anything I can do (add a resistor, etc) to the pre warn wire to have it function appropriately?
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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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20/01/2017

 FAQ Matthew Scott (660Pts.)

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What is the specific name of the plastic 3 pin shock sensor connector on an evo-one

I have been to several electronic stores, auto parts stores, and searched the internet. It would help tremendously if I had the specific name of the type of connector used for the 3 pin shock sensor port on the evo-one. I would prefer to have the plastic connector instead of hard wiring it or using butt connectors on the pins. Its hard enough to find a butt connector btw. I have my sensors and the wiring ready to go all i need is the specific name of the plastic connector. Thanks in advance
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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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