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Hey guyz, i just got the Cyclops Deluxe remote immobiliser installed by a Cyclops agent here in W.A.

It is the one that is Upgradable to an Alarm.

The problem is, they did not leave me with the installation guide. I want to try connect a few things such as the Horn, so it sounds when doors are opened.

I asked they guy to do it for me but he said it will take more time and cost more.

I am sure i can do it myself but i dont have the installation manual. Is anyone familiar with the cyclops alarm wiring? or does anyone have the installation guide?

I love you all,

Cheers,

Vish.

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hahaha.

yeah i tried searching and i am out of keywords to use in the search now.

the cyclops site does not allow me to view the manual. it only allows Dealers to Log In to get the manual.

i even tried to register the product on cyclops but it only allows me to view the user guide. (which i was already given by the installer)

Will keep trying to saerch for it on google.

or does anyone know how i can wire it to the car horn? so it sounds when doors are opened?

There's ways to pull harnesses open and work out what wires are what with a multimeter, but you're best to leave that in the hands of a qualified auto electrician, DIY could result in an airbag being deployed every time your unlock the car instead, or something.

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