Thitronik WiPro III Manuel D'installation page 28

Installation manual for WiPro III
1.9.6 Installing the radio cable loop (accessory)
Choose a suitable place for installation at the back of the vehicle or on one of the
sides. You can also obtain further holders as accessories (Item no: 100649) to use
the cable loop for other areas of the vehicle.
Now carry out a range test with the radio cable loop, as described under 1.9.3.
Removing the cable loop from the holder triggers a transmission process.
Using the screws provided, fasten the holder of the cable loop to where you want
to place it. If you drill through the outer skin of the vehicle, seal the drilled holes
with Sikaflex to prevent the penetration of moisture.
1.9.7 Installing and connecting external sirens (accessories)
Choose a suitable place for mounting in the vehicle interior or in the engine
compartment. When laying the cable, make sure that it does not lie within the range
of movement of any moving parts of the vehicle, that it leaves sufficient distance from
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hot engine components and cannot be exposed to wear damage due to sharp edges.
The siren must not be detached through vibration, braking suddenly or other condi-
tions and thereby impede the roadworthiness of the vehicle. As with the cables, the
siren must be sufficiently far away from hot engine components.
Siren without rechargeable battery
C onnect the red and the black cable of the siren to the white (Pin 15/siren +12V) and
the white / black cable of the cable assembly, respectively.
Back-up siren with rechargeable battery
The back-up siren has an integrated rechargeable battery which is constantly charged
via the red (+12 V) and black (earth) conductors. These conductors must be connect-
ed to the on-board power supply. The back-up siren sounds if there is a power failure
(only when it is activated via the key switch).
The white wire of the back-up siren must be connected to the white wire of the central
unit (Pin 15/siren +12V). The blue wire (negative trigger) of the back-up siren is not
used (please insulate it). The back-up siren sounds when there is a positive voltage
on the white wire (only when it is activated via the key switch).
1.9.8 Installing the central unit
Choose a suitable place in the vehicle interior to mount the central unit where the
unit is protected against quick access. Ideally, choose a place for installing it near to
the central electronic unit of the vehicle in order to keep the cable lengths as short
as possible. You can use both the provided adhesive pads or the plastic parts, which
are also included, to mount the unit. You need to apply some adhesive to the plastic
flanges before you can fix them to the casing. When laying the cables, make sure that
they are not within the range of movement of moving parts of the vehicle or pedals
etc.
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