Hey guys, I recently purchased a keyless entry system w/ power locks. I want to be able to use a siren that "chirps" whenever i arm/disarm the system like that of a regular alarm system. Do i just need the siren or a module has to come with it? Also, how do i wire it up? Thanks!

 

What is the manfuacture of the system that you bought ?

 

The keyless system is called "Micro Alarm Systems Deluxe Keyless Entry System
with 2 Power Door Locks" i got off of ebay (http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-...pagenameZWDVW).
I'm thinking of adding a "DEI 514N Viper Soft Chirp Siren Clifford Python Alarm"
(http://cgi.ebay.com/DEI-514N-Viper-S...QcmdZViewItem).
Will this siren work w/ the keyless system i got? The wiring diagram for the keyless system looks like this:
>>
-- JP3
-- JP2
-- LED
-- OVERRIDE SWITCH
>>
-- RED --(fuse)------ +12 DC
-- BLK -------------- GROUND
-- YLW ------------- IGNITION (+)
-- WHT ------------- PARKING LIGHT (+)
-- ORG -------------- STARTER DISABLE
-- RED/WHT --------- AUXILIARY OUTPUT (-)
>>
-- BRN/BLK ---------- GROUND
-- BLU/BLK ---------- DOOR ACTUATOR
-- RED/BLK --(fuse)-- +12V
-- WHT/BLK --------- GROUND
-- GRN/BLK ---------- DOOR ACTUATOR
-- PRPL/BLK --(fuse)-- +12v

While i'm at it, how do i make it so that the auxiliary button on my remote rolls down/up my windows? I have Colibri window kit w/ the 530t module installed. Thanks.

 

I would have to say that any of the alarm company sirens probably won't work. They are not made to just chirp. The only way the system knows for it to chirp or go full out alarm is by varying voltage lets just say for numbers sake .2v for the on chirp, .3v for the off chirp, .4v for the warning chirps, and .5v for full out alarm sounds. Your system has no way of varying the voltage. You really just need to find some form of siren that will chirp with a solid 12v imput and run it inline with your parking light output.

As for the window up/down. You should be able to wire it into your aux output but you will probably need extra relays. I would also reconsider this option if I were you. Most alarms simply turn the up/down motor on for so long. Example if you want them down it is programmed to basicly power the down for 5 seconds. Lets say it only takes 3 seconds to go down. the motor is still trying to roll the window down for another 2 seconds. Same thing when they go up. What happens if you roll up the windows and hold the switch once they are up? It makes your lights dimm a bit beacuse you are overloading the motor. In a nutshell this will shorten the life span of both your battery and power window motors.