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CAR ALARMS SYSTEMS

INSTALLATION GUIDE

mod. 996 kit

cod. IS 996E
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INSTALLATION GUIDE

LOOK THE CAR'S HANDBOOK UP BEFORE DISCONNECTING BATTERY NEGATIVE

POLE, PAYING PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE AIR-BAG DEVICE AND AUDIO
EQUIPMENT CODES. HANDLE THE CENTRAL UNIT WITH CARE.
- YELLOW WIRES: Connect one YELLOW wire to the right direction indicator and the other
one to left direction indicator circuits.
- LIGHT BLUE WIRE: Connect to the existing interior door contact earth switches, via
diodes if necessary (see INSTANTANEOUS BUTTONS SELF TEST FEATURES).
- ORANGE WIRE: Optional for acoustic signal.
- BROWN WIRE: This is a positive output during the alarm condition (3A max) which can
be connected to an additional siren (ref. 904 LASERLINE)DO NOT CONNECT TO HORNS
OF VEHICLE !
- WHITE WIRE: Accessory output for controlling modules 811,824,828 LASERLINE.Connect
to white wire of these modules.
- GREY WIRE: Connect to the earth contact switch fitted on the bonnet.
J4 WIRE: Connect to an ignition (not accessory) positive.
- J1-J2-J3-J7-J8-J9 WIRES: use for the engine stop .
ATTENTION ! TO FIT THE ENGINE IMMOBILISATION , YOU MUST CUT A WIRE
COMING FROM IGNITION SWITCH ,WHICH IS ALWAYS POSITIVE WHEN THE
ENGINE IS ON.
- J17 WIRES: connect to quality ground.
- J18-J24 WIRES : Connect to the main permanent supply to the ignition switch or fusebox.
- ULTRASONICS: Connect the wire coming from the alarm to one side of the ultrasonic
module and ultrasonic heads plugs (see mounting diagram). Fix ultrasonic sensor AT THE
TOP of the right and left "A" pillars as far as possible from ventilation system.
WHEN CONNECTIONS ARE COMPLETED, RECONNECT BATTERY NEGATIVE POLE AND
TURN THE OVERRIDE KEY TO THE ON POSITION. FOR CENTRAL LOCKING CONNECTIONS
SEE RELEVANT PAGES.

VERY IMPORTANT INSTALLER NOTICE

- Route wires as far as possible from interference sources (high tension coil, spark-plug wires).
- Fix ultrasonic sensors AT THE TOP of the right and left 'A' pillars as far as possible from
ventilation system.
- Adjust ultrasonics sensor sensitivity as carefully as possible in order to avoid false alarms.
- The LIGHT BLUE WIRE must ALWAYS BE CONNECTED. Otherwise accidental alarming
and door locking may occur, leaving your keys inside. In this event LASERLINE
declines all responsibility.
- For vehicle fitted with a catalytic exhaust we advise to install the engine immobilisation on
the fuel pump and starter solenoid.
- Do not shorten or lengthen shielded wires on ultrasonic detectors or the aerial wire.
- Normally, replace remote battery every 6 - 12 months.
- All electric connections must be made so as to guarantee quality and reliability (wires
soldered).
- Electric isolation and mechanical strength must be guaranteed by the use of high quality
materials (heat shrink sheathing and black insulating tape).
- Do not use "quick couple" connections since they do not guarantee good quality
electrical connections.

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
ALARM ARMED: Push button 1of the remote control. Arming is signalled by two flashes of
the direction lights and two acoustic signals (if ref. 904 has been connected to orange
wire).When the alarm has armed, the LED fitted in the dashboard flashes.

ALARM DISARMED: Push button 1of the remote

BUTTON 1 BUTTON 2 control; disarming is signalled by one flash of the
direction lights and one acoustic signal (if ref. 904
has been connected to orange wire.
If no alarm occured, during arming, LED dies out .
ARMING/DISARMING occurs when a random
encrypted transmission is sent by the radio-control
from a distance of up to 10 metres from the vehicle.
Locking and unlocking of the doors will occur where
fig. 1 applicable.

SECURITY ELECTRONIC KEY: Electronic key is used as security key in two cases :
(1) when it is not possible to use the remote control for arming/disarming (2) when the alarm
previously armed by remote needs to be disconnected after a damage of the remote.
1) when the electronic key is used for alarm arming instead of remote, should plug it in and
extract from proper socket. In this case INSTANTANEOUS PUSH BUTTONS will delay 40"
to enable the driver to go out the car. Any attempt to start the car will cause instantaneous
alarm. Doors should be locked by hand. Also to disarm the alarm there is a 10" delay of the
ULTRASONIC and INSTANTANEOUS PUSH BUTTONS.
2) If you need to disarm the alarm previously armed by remote , you have to open doors by
hands. Siren will sound. Plug in and extract the electronic key. Siren will stop its sound and
the alarm will disarm itself.

TESTING AND SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENT FOR

THE FIRST 40" AFTER ARMING
ULTRASONIC TESTING:
Lower one of the front windows of about 20 cm.
Adjust the sensitivity to centre position. ULTRASONIC ADJUSTMENT
Switch the alarm ON by remote control.
Introduce an arm and move it.
Three LED flashes and three short acoustic signals will
show that the arm movement has been noted. If this
doesn’t happen, increase the sensitivity and repeat the
test. Do not set too high, as false alarm may result. fig. 2

• clockwise: maximum sensitivity.

• anti clockwise: minimum sensitivity.
• anti clockwise until the end : sensor excluded.

INSTANTANEOUS BUTTONS SELF TEST fig. 3

FEATURES: +12V
Three LED flashes and three short acoustic signals COURTESY
will indicate the opening of protected doors/boot/ LIGHT

bonnet. BEWARE: On cars equipped with internal

courtesy light connect according to the diagram on
the fig. 3 one diode 1N4002 (or any others similar DIODE
1N4002
with at least 2 A)
LIGHT BLUE WIRE DOOR
OF THE ALARM CONTACT

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SELF DIAGNOSTIC LED FUNCTIONS

This function lets you verify the cause of an alarm condition. When the alarm is disarmed by
radio control, observing the LED will allow you to identify the cause of the alarm condition.
LED OFF: no alarm occured
2 FLASHES/PAUSE: an alarm caused by ULTRASONIC has occured
3 FLASHES/PAUSE: an alarm caused by INSTANTANEOUS push button bonnet, boot has occured
5 FLASHES/PAUSE: an alarm caused by IGNITION KEY sensor has occured
Turning the ignition key on or re-arming the alarm system by remote will re-set the diagnostic
memory.

FUNCTIONS ACTIVATED IMMEDIATELY AFTER ARMING

SELF POWER: Any attempt to cut the power wires will cause the alarm.
IGNITION KEY: Any attempt to start the car will cause the alarm.

FUNCTIONS ACTIVATED 40" AFTER ARMING (PRE-ALARM TIME)

When the alarm is armed remote (during the first 40"), BOOT,BONNET,DOORS,ULTRASONICS
detection is signalled by three LED flashes and three acoustic signals. After the pre-alarm time
the sensors will cause an alarm condition.
BOOT/BONNET/DOORS BUTTONS: Opening of protected areas will cause an alarm
condition.
ULTRASONICS: Appropriate movement inside the vehicle will cause an alarm condition.
In alarm condition the piezo-electronic siren sounds and the direction lights flash for 30 seconds.

SPECIAL FUNCTIONS
PANIC: Pressing button 2 of the remote control will activate the siren for 10 seconds. If you
wish to stop it during this time push it again.

CASUAL RE-ARMING: If the alarm is casually disarmed it will re-arm itself if the driver side
door is not opened within 40" from alarm disarming .
This function can be excluded to set the dip-switch n°4 in ON position (see dip switch coding table)

PASSIVE ARMING: Alarm will insert itself (without locking doors) 10" after driver side door
closure, without using remote.
This function can be excluded to set the dip-switch n°6 in ON position (see dip switch coding table)

AUTOMATIC ENGINE STOP: 20" after the ignition is switched OFF, PASSIVE ENGINE
immobilisation becomes effective. Within 20" you can reset the time turning the ignition key
ON. When the functions are activated, the LED is constantly ON and it is not possible to start
the engine. To cancel the passive engine immobilisation turn ignition key ON and push
central button.
This function can be excluded to set the dip-switch n°5 in ON position (see dip switch coding table)

ANTI-CODE GRABBING WITH VARIABLE CODE ENCRYPTION

Today's criminals are shifting from code scanning to a new, much more efficient method of
electronic thievery: "code-grabbing."
When you use a car alarm remote control, it transmits a digital code to your alarm. A thief
with a code-grabber can record that code right off the air from hundreds of feet away, then
play it back when you're gone to disarm the alarm and unlock the doors.
Within seconds, your car is just another theft statistic. Fortunately, LASERLINE Anti-Code
Grabbing randomly changes the transmitted code every time you press any of the remote
control buttons. The system's microprocessor randomly generates each code. The remote
control NEVER sends the same code twice, and the system control unit NEVER accepts the
same code twice. That makes code-grabbing utterly useless against LASERLINEalarm
systems.

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RESYNCRONISATION PROCEDURE
After certain activities (i.e. battery change) it may be necessary to push middle button
of the remote until the LED is extinguished. Depressing the same button a second
time, the remote will start again usual working.

SELF CODING REMOTE CONTROL AND ELECTRONIC KEYS HANDSETS

In case you lose a remote or need to code a new one your installer will be able to quickly
re-code and replace it in the following way:
l ) Ensure alarm is disarmed with the original remote handset.
2) Turn ignition to on position.
3) Move DIP switch No. 3 to ON position (see DIP SWITCH CODING TABLE).
4) Plug the electronic key in and extract it from proper socket, or push button 1 of the
remote control;The LED on the dashboard will now light on constantly.
5) Within 30 seconds of constant LED illumination, press arm/disarm button on the new
remote, and plug all the new electronic keys in and extract them from proper socketuntil
facia LED 'blinks'. They are now coded.
6) Reposition DIP switch No. 3 to its original position, turn off ignition switch and test
remote operation.

PAY ATTENTION:
• IF DIP SWITCH NUMBER 3 HAS NOT BEEN REPLACED IN OFF POSITION, ALL
REMOTE CONTROLS AND ELECTRONIC KEYS CAN BE DELETED.
• You can add a maximum of 4 remotes and 4 electronic keys. Coding can only occurs
when LED is on in constant way; from coding of one remote to the other one can't pass
more than 30".
• If you code a new remote or a new key, you have to code the old ones. Trough the
procedure before explained, if you lose a remote or an electronic key you can make
them useless.

ULTRASONICS AND WINDOWS CLOSER EXCLUSION

- Arm the alarm by remote button n° 1;
- Within 30" push button n° 2 . Exclusion of ultrasonics and windows closer will be signalled by 1 flash
of indicator lights and 1 acoustic signal.
- Functions will be automatically restored when alarm will be disarmed.

SIREN EXCLUSION THROUGH REMOTE CONTROL

Turn the ignition key ON.
Push the button n° 2 on the remote handset (see fig 1).
The red LED will flash once. This means that the SIREN function has been excluded.
These functions will be automatically restored when alarm will be disarmed.

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DIP SWITCH CODING TABLE

SWITCH n° POSITION FUNCTION

1 OFF
ON
TOTAL CLOSURE FUNCTION(COMFORT CLOSING time 25’’)DEACTIVATED
TOTAL CLOSURE FUNCTION(COMFORT CLOSING time 25’’)ACTIVATED

2 OFF
ON
ELECTRIC CENTRAL LOCKING PULSE TIME (1’’)
PNEUMATIC CENTRAL LOCKING PULSE TIME (3’’)

3 OFF
ON
AUTO-CODE FUNCTION DEACTIVATED
AUTO-CODE FUNCTION ACTIVATED

4 OFF
ON
CASUAL RE-ARMING ACTIVATED
CASUAL RE-ARMING DEACTIVATED

5 OFF
ON
PASSIVE ENGINE KILL ACTIVATED
PASSIVE ENGINE KILL DEACTIVATED

6 OFF
ON
PASSIVE ARMING ACTIVATED
PASSIVE ARMING DEACTIVATED

ATTENTION !
• When the alarm is disarmed NO function is activated.
• When ignition key is ON it is not possible to arm the alarm.
• If there are three consecutive alarm conditions caused by the same detector (ULTRA-
SONICS SENSOR/PUSH BUTTONS), after the third cicle of siren sound, that detector
is excluded but it is not possible to start car engine.

TECHNICAL DATA
POWER SUPPLY: ............................................................................................... 12V DC
CURRENT DRAW WITH ALARM ON ..................................................................... 23 mA
CURRENT DRAW WITH ALARM OFF .................................................................... 13 mA
EXIT DELAY: ................................................................................................. 40 seconds
MAX. ALARM CYCLE DURATION: ................................................................. 30 seconds
ULTRASONIC SENSOR FREQUENCY: ................................................................. 40 Khz
MAX. BLINKER RELAY CONTACT CAPACITY ............................................... 5+5 Ampere
MAX. FUEL PUMP STOP ENGINE RELAY CONTACTS CAPACITY: ................. 10 Ampere
MAX. STARTER SOLENOID STOP ENGINE RELAY CONTACTS CAPACITY: ... 30 Ampere

NOTE
Manufacturer declines any responsability for damage or malfunction of the alarm and the
vehicle electrical system due to WRONG INSTALLATION OR TAMPERING. Alarms are only
a deterrant against any theft from or of the vehicle.
LASERLINE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO EFFECT CHANGES OF THE PRODUCT WITHOUT
FURTHER NOTICE.

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DIAGRAM 1

SEE DIP SWITCH

CODING TABLE

AERIAL
+12V
J18
J17
J24
BLACK(siren)
RED(siren)

GROUND BATTERY

WHITE

J4

ELECTRONIC KEY RED

IGNITION SWITCH

J1
J2 YELLOW
J3 YELLOW
J7
ENGINE
J8

!
IMMOBILISATION
J9 DIRECTION
SEE DIAGRAM 2 LIGHT
DO NOT LEAVE
LIGHT BLUE WIRE
RED DISCONNECTED
BLACK
GREY LIGHT BLUE
BROWN
SIREN CONNECTION ORANGE
WHITE DOOR/BOOT
SEE DIAGRAM 4
CONTACT

GREEN-BLACK
GREY-BLACK
LIGHT BLUE-BLACK WHITE
YELLOW-BLACK
CENTRAL DOOR
BROWN-BLACK WINDOWS CLOSERS
LOCKING
RED-BLACK MODULE
SEE DIAGRAM 3 art. 811,824,828

BROWN POSITIVE OUTPUT

R DURING THE ALARM
RT

(MAX. 3A)
T
ULTRASONIC
SENSOR
ULTRASONIC ADJUSTMENT

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DIAGRAM 2
STOP ENGINE CONNECTIONS

J1-J2: use for the FIRST engine stop. Locate supply to starter solenoid or crank relay.
Cut this wire.Connect J2 to the supply side of the cut wire and connect J1 to the load
side of the cut wire. Solder and insulate joints carefully.
J3: connect to a quality ground.
DO NOT REVERSE CONNECTION POINTS OF J1 AND J2.
DAMAGE WILL RESULT.

IGNITION
KEY

J2

J1

J3
STARTER
SOLENOID

MAIN GROUND

J8-J9: use for the SECOND engine stop.Locate supply to coil,fuel pump or electronic
ignition module.Cut this wire. Connect J9 to the supply side of the cut wire and connect
J8 to the load side of the cut wire. Solder and insulate joints carefully.
J7: connect to a quality ground.
DO NOT REVERSE CONNECTION POINTS OF J9 AND J8.
DAMAGE WILL RESULT.

IGNITION
KEY

J9

J8

J7
O
ELECTRONIC
FUEL PUMP
IGNITION
MAIN GROUND

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CENTRAL DOOR LOCKING CONNECTION

DIAGRAM "3/A"

FOR VEHICLES WITH MULTI POINT CENTRALISED

DOOR LOCKS (NEGATIVE POLE TYPE)

GREEN/BLACK- YELLOW/BLACK: connect to ground

GREY/BLACK: negative impulse for closing
BROWN/BLACK: negative impulse for opening
LIGHT BLUE/BLACK - RED/BLACK: not used

DIAGRAM "3/B"

FOR VEHICLES WITH MULTI POINT CENTRALISED DOOR

LOCKS (POSITIVE POLE TYPE)

GREEN/BLACK - YELLOW/BLACK: connect to a fused positive supply

GREY/BLACK: positive impulse for closing
BROWN/BLACK: positive impulse for opening
LIGHT BLUE/BLACK - RED/BLACK: not used

DIAGRAM "3/C"

FOR VEHICLES WITH SINGLE POINT CENTRALISED DOOR LOCKS

(CONTROL ONLY FROM ONE POSITION)

LIGHT BLUE/BLACK - RED/BLACK: connect to ground

GREEN/BLACK - YELLOW/BLACK: connect to a fused positive supply
GREY/BLACK: connect to the blue wire of the central locking motor
BROWN/BLACK: connect to the red wire of the central locking motor

DIAGRAM "3/D"

FOR VEHICLES WITH MULTIPOINT VACUUM CONTROLLED CENTRAL LOCKING

GREEN/BLACK: connect to the ground

YELLOW/BLACK: connect to a fused positive supply
GREY/BLACK - RED/BLACK: connect to each other

Locate the wire coming from the driver's or passenger's side front door which controls the CDL
pump operation. Cut it and connect the wire coming from the pump to the BROWN/BLACK
wire. Connect the wire coming from the door to the LIGHT BLUE/BLACK wire.

Via Don Locatelli 51 20040 RONCELLO (Milano) Italy

Tel. 039/6820009 - Fax 039/6820031 - P. IVA 00838610962
INTERNET http://www.laserline.it
E-mail laserline@galactica.it
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DIAGRAM 3
CENTRAL DOOR LOCKING

DIAGRAM "3/A"
NEGATIVE POLE TYPE
PLACE DIP SWITCHES BEFORE MAKING CONNECTIONS

GREEN-BLACK

GREY-BLACK
FOR LOCKING

LIGHT BLUE-BLACK
ALARM
SYSTEM YELLOW-BLACK

BROWN-BLACK
FOR UNLOCKING

RED-BLACK
FUSE
GROUND

DIP SWITCH NO. 2 OFF: 1 SECOND PULSE

DIP SWITCH NO. 2 ON: 3 SECONDS PULSE
DIP SWITCH NO. 1 ON: 25 SECONDS PULSE (lock only)
DO NOT USE LIGHT BLUE/BLACK AND RED/BLACK WIRES

DIAGRAM "3/B"
POSITIVE POLE TYPE

PLACE DIP SWITCHES BEFORE MAKING CONNECTIONS

POSITIVE +12V

FUSE

GREEN-BLACK

GREY-BLACK
FOR LOCKING

LIGHT BLUE-BLACK
ALARM
SYSTEM YELLOW-BLACK

BROWN-BLACK
FOR UNLOCKING

RED-BLACK

DIP SWITCH NO. 2 OFF: 1 SECOND PULSE

DIP SWITCH NO. 2 ON: 3 SECONDS PULSE
DIP SWITCH NO. 1 ON: 25 SECONDS PULSE (lock only)
DO NOT USE LIGHT BLUE/BLACK AND RED/BLACK WIRES

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DIAGRAM "3/C"
CONTROL ONLY FROM ONE POSITION

PLACE DIP SWITCHES ACCORDING TO THE DIAGRAM BEFORE MAKING CONNECTIONS

POSITIVE +12V

FUSE

GREEN-BLACK

GREY-BLACK

LIGHT BLUE-BLACK
ALARM
SYSTEM YELLOW-BLACK
BLUE

BROWN-BLACK RED
CENTRAL
LOCKING
RED-BLACK MOTOR

GROUND

DIP SWITCH NO. 1 OFF: 1 SECOND PULSE

DIP SWITCH NO. 2 OFF: 1 SECOND PULSE

DIAGRAM "3/D"
CONTROL FOR ELECTRO-PNEUMATIC MOTOR

PLACE DIP SWITCHES ACCORDING TO THE DIAGRAM BEFORE MAKING CONNECTIONS

POSITIVE +12V

FUSE
DOOR
GREEN-BLACK

GREY-BLACK

LIGHT BLUE-BLACK
ALARM
SYSTEM YELLOW-BLACK LINK
CUT

BROWN-BLACK

RED-BLACK

GROUND

PUMP

DIP SWITCH NO. 2 ON: 3 SECONDS PULSE

DIP SWITCH NO. 1 OFF: 3 SECONDS PULSE

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DIAGRAM 4
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION OF 904 SIREN

INSERT THE WIRE COMING FROM

THE ALARM AS SHOWN
IN THE PICTURE BELOW

RED

WHITE

BROWN

WIRES COMING
FROM THE ALARM

GREY BLU

BLACK

ORANGE
GREY
(BONNET)

IMPORTANT
The recommended position of the siren in the vehicle under bonnet area is usually given on
the vehicle information sheet.
Do not locate in area subject to excess water ingress, or in area of excess heat, exhaust
manifold, turbo, etc...
Self powered siren (904) are fitted with an automatic system for internal battery power
supply. Full charge of the internal siren happens during first 24 hours of the operation.
Furtherly, the battery power charge is automatically controlled and mantained.
Before disconnecting car battery, you have to wait for 60" after alarm disarming by remote
control or electronic key.

TECHNICAL DATA SIREN 904

POWER SUPPLY ............................................................................................... 12 V DC

CURRENT DRAW (during the first 24h = 10 mA). ................................................ 4 mA
SOUND POWER ............................................................................................ 123 dBm

996kit meet the requirements of the 89/336 directive concerning the Electromag-
netic Compatibility (EMC) and ETS 300/220 rule concerning the radio frequency
device.

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