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CM4200DX Remote Starter

INSTALL GUIDE

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CM4200 Alarm/Starter Control Module

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Wiring Chart and Notes

1 Red

2 Gr/Wht

1: ( + ) 12v Constant

2: ( + ) Parking Light

3 Red/Wht

4 White

3: ( + ) 12v Constant

4: ( + ) Accessory

5 Violet

6 Yellow

5: ( - ) When Armed

6: ( + ) Starter

CN1

7 Gr/Red

8 Black

7: ( + ) Ignition

8: ( - ) Ground

Note 5: If the vehicle uses a
negative parking light circuit, you
can use the positive parking light
wire on this harness as a positive
trunk release output by changing
one of the onboard jumpers below.

1 Grn/Wht

2 Lt Blue

1: ( - ) Parking Lt. Output

POC #1

2: ( - ) E-Brake Input

Note 1. CN3 #10 input can be
programmed either Glow Plug
(default) or Key Sensing. Option 4-
9. Then, you can select either + or
– input with the dipswitch.

3 Red/Blk

4 Lt. Blue/Wht

3: ( - ) Starter Output

POC #2

4: ( + ) Brake Input

5 Green

6 Violet/Blk

POC #3

6: ( - ) Trunk Input

7 Wht/Blk

8 Red/Wht

POC #4

8: ( - ) Door Input

9 Black

10 Brown/Wht

9: ( - ) Status Out (GWR)

POC #5

10: ( - ) Key Sense/Glow Input

Jumper

Cut=Auto / Uncut=Manual

11 Orange

12 Dark Org

11: ( - ) Rearm Output

POC #6

12: ( - ) Slave/Timer Start Input

13 Org/Wht

14 Yel/Blk

POC #7

14: (AC) Tach / Alternator Input

15 White

16 Gray/Blk

POC #8

16: ( - ) Hood Input

CN3

17 Violet

18 Brown

POC #9

18: ( + ) Siren Output

Dipswitch

(+) Door Trigger

(-) Door Trigger

Dipswitch

Glow Plug/Key-sense Polarity

1 Black

Future use

Dipswitch

( + ) Trunk

( + )Parking Light

2 Violet/Wht

( - ) Trunk release output

3 Orange/Blk

( - ) Second Unlock Output

4 ( - )

4 Blue

( - ) Unlock Output

3 ( + )

5 Blue/Blk

( - ) Lock Output

All outputs in
CN3 and CN4
are 250 mA.

2 Data

CN4

6 Red

( + ) 12v Constant Power

1 Data

CN12

RS232

Note: 2. This port is used
for firmware updates and to
connect to bypass modules.

Black

LED ( - )

Note 6: POC stands for
Programmable Output Connectors.
Each one of these 9 outputs can be
configured to one of the 12 outputs
as detailed later in this manual.
However, if you want to use the
channel expander, you have to
configure

CN3-17

(POC #9) to Aux

1 and connect POC #9 to the data
wire of the channel expander.
Then, set up the options on 3-11
and 3-12.

Thermistor

CN5
LED

Black/wht

LED ( + )

Note 7. LED is optional
on all systems.

Thermistor

CN11

Thermistor

Note 3: Thermistor is
optional on 2WLED and 1
Way sets.

1 Black

( - )

( - ) Switch

3 gray

2 White

( + )

( + ) Led

2 Gray

3 Red

( - ) Led

1 Gray/Black

CN9

Plug In LED

Switch

Note 4. Used for firmware
updates and secure valet.
Option 3-10.

CN8

Antenna

4 Yellow

Note 8: Tach Learning and
Engine Sensing have been
changed. See Option 2-10.

Note 9. Whenever the system fails to remote start, the vehicle provides you Diagnostic Error Messages: # of times parking lights flash. (2 Way LCD Remotes will show Strt Er##.)

1 - Engine On

2 - Key On

3 - Door Open

4 - Trunk Open

5 - Foot Brake On

6- Hood Open

7 -Reservation Off (Manual Transmission Only)

8 – No Tach or Voltage Sensing Failure

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Note 10: Additional Items to Install
Antenna

Usually mounted in the front windshield. Stay at least 1.5 inches away from metal and mount below the tint stripe.

LED Switch

Enables the use of Secure Valet mode, mount where the customer will have convenient access.

LED

Theft deterrent, LED output is 3 volts.

Thermistor

Senses the current temperature, this item is connected to a port on the back side of the controller.

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Note 11: Remote Coding Procedure
To code the remote to the system you must have; both 12v+ constant wires, the ground wire, and the ignition wire of the system connected to the vehicle. You must have the antenna connected to the main
controller as well. After you have connected these wires or more, follow these steps to code a remote to the system. Please read through the steps before beginning.

1. Cycle the key in the ignition from the “Off” position to the “On” position 5 times. This must be done within 5 seconds. The 5

time you turn the ignition on, you will hear the parking light

relay “click”. This will happen the moment the ignition is turned on the 5

time so it is easy to miss the first relay click. If you hear two relay clicks, the system has just exited remote

coding mode.

2. Right after cycling the ignition for the 5

time and receiving the first relay click:

1-Way Remote:

Tap the lock button on the remote for 0.5 seconds.

2-Way Remote:

Tap button I for 0.5 seconds

3. After pressing the button on the remote, you will hear the parking light relay click once to indicate that it has accepted the remote. If you have other remotes to program to the system, repeat

step 2 for each remote you have, one after the other. Each system can accept three remotes with the exception of the SS Pro.

Remote Coding – under Secure Valet – Option 3-10-III

If you elect Option 3-10-III, you can code remotes when you put the system into Secure Valet. Upon entering the secure valet code, you will hear the parking light relay click. Program a remote or remotes
until you hear two relay clicks. See the note later in this manual regarding Secure Valet, Option 3-10.