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  Door Locks  

WARN ING: If the power door locks do not op er ate prop erly when the sys tem

is armed and dis armed, DO NOT USE THE VE HI CLE’S DOOR LOCK SWITCH! 

Per ma nent dam age to the con trol unit or to the car’s elec tri cal sys tem and

lock ser vos will re sult. For assistance, call the Clif ford Tech ni cal Sup port

Hotline PRIOR to wir ing the door locks.

The ACE 7500 provides power door lock interface capabilities and is able to in ter face with

any power door lock con figu ra tion in clud ing

some Mer cedes Benz and Audi ve hi cles that

re quire a 3- second lock pulse (pulse du ra tion 

is installer- programmable) and with any car

that requires double unlock pulsing (VW’s

and Nissans, for example). If the ve hi cle is

not equipped with power door locks, you

may op tion ally add up to four #60- 516 Door  

Lock Ser vos to provide all the keyless entry

and other door locking/unlocking features

built into the ACE 7500. Some cars may

require adding relays.

De ter min ing the Lock Sys tem Type

1. Remove the door lock switch on the

driver’s side of the vehicle to reveal the

switch wires.

a. If there are four or more wires, make

the connections shown in Diagram 4

for reverse polarity.

b. If there are three wires, proceed to

step 2.

c. If the vehicle is a Nissan and it does

not have a door lock switch, find the

single wire in the driver’s kick panel

that shows ground when the locks are

unlocked and “open” when the locks

are locked. Cut this wire and make the 

connections shown in Door

Lock/Unlock Diagram 3.

2. Connect the negative voltmeter lead to

ground and probe each wire while

locking/unlocking. If the voltmeter show

+12v while activating the switch, make

the connections shown in Door

Lock/Unlock Diagram 1 for positive

trigger. Otherwise, go to step 3.

3. Repeat step 2 with the negative

voltmeter lead connected to +12v.  If

the voltmeter shows +12v while

activating the switch, make the connections shown in Door Lock/Unlock Diagram 2 for

negative trigger.

4. Locks controlled from the driver’s door key require installation of just one #60-516 servo

in the driver’s door.  Vehicles without factory power locks require a servo in each door. 

Mount the servo(s) and make the connections shown in Door Lock/Unlock Diagram 5 for

adding servos.

5. On a vacuum-pump-type Mercedes Benz or Audi, make the connections shown in Door

Lock/Unlock Diagram 6, then (if 1989 or older) program the system for a 3-second lock

pulse.

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Summary of Contents for ACE 7500

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Page 2: ...Deterrent Bypass 10 Reverse Lights 10 Brake Lights 10 Manual Transmission 10 Diesel Engine 10 RPM Monitoring 11 Trunk Trigger 11 Remotely Adjustable Dual Zone Piezo Sensor 12 Glass Tampering Sensor 12...

Page 3: ...ed Electronic Timer oTurbo Timer Output oDataPort Accessory Interface oHigh Output Insignia Siren oEight Event TotalRecall oPrewired LED Sensor Extended Range Receiver and PlainView 2 Switch Connector...

Page 4: ...icing or operation 9 DO NOT mount any Clifford sensor in the engine compartment 10 Follow the system s Sequence of Installation to ensure proper installation and testing 11 Place the owner s manual in...

Page 5: ...l side ignition and relay shown if manual transmission 4 Red Battery with 30 amp fuse 5 Red Battery with 20 amp fuse 6 Brown Parking light output 7 White Green Key side starter input 8 Orange Accessor...

Page 6: ...lete 2 Plug the 18 CliffNet DataPort Extension Cable into the control unit Make sure the receptacle end will be accessible after the dash has been put back This eases later service 3 Plug the extended...

Page 7: ...ou may find two wires in the steering column wireloom that test this way If so see the Secondary Ignition or Heater AC wire section below 2 Start the engine then cut the ignition wire The engine shoul...

Page 8: ...y 2 Verify there is adequate space behind the selected location to accommodate the switch 3 Drill a 5 16 8mm mounting hole then insert the wires through the hole 4 Mate the switch s locking connectors...

Page 9: ...make the connections shown in Diagram 4 for reverse polarity b If there are three wires proceed to step 2 c If the vehicle is a Nissan and it does not have a door lock switch find the single wire in t...

Page 10: ...hows 12v when the parking lights are on and 0 volts when they are off 4 Connect both of the BROWN wires to the parking light wires 5 Connect the RED 18AWG wire from the 12 pin connector to the vehicle...

Page 11: ...a 3 amp diode terminal 30 of an optional relay as shown on pages 4 5 and connect it into the BLUE WHITE brake input wire See also Manual Transmission section below 1 Turn the ignition ON and press th...

Page 12: ...to all the other is the negative side and can be tested as described in step 2b above Installation Options 1 Installation Option 1 Negative Coil Connect the BLACK GRAY wire to the negative terminal of...

Page 13: ...lected duration between one second and four minutes Current is limited to 0 15 amp You can also set this output to automatically activate every time the system is remotely armed perfect if wiring as a...

Page 14: ...tly enter the disarmed state MANDATORY RPM PROGRAMMING NOTE ACE 7500 will not operate properly without this programming step NOTE If working on a diesel engine vehicle you must first set the system fo...

Page 15: ...button The master remote control can operate higher level functions such as sensor adjustment by shifting the 4 buttons up to a higher level via the LevelShift button on the side of the remote contro...

Page 16: ...erclockwise to decrease sensitivity clockwise to increase you may also reposition the sensor s microphone s Eight Event TotalRecall The system s nonvolatile memory records the identity of the last eig...

Page 17: ...seconds after five seconds three chirps indicate that the ACE 7500 is now back in the Feature Select position b To select a different feature column repeat step 5 c To exit program mode turn the ignit...

Page 18: ...system Select the row and column number then transmit the unused button channel on the other remote that you want to perform that function The system will respond with the same number of chirps as th...

Page 19: ...on to the ON position nEngine does not respond This is the correct response proceed to step 3 nEngine starts or cranks The starter ignition fuel pump or immobilization circuits have been miswired Care...

Page 20: ...tep 5 Test the door locks Arm the system by pressing button 1 on the remote control nDoors lock This is the correct response proceed to step 6 nDoors do not lock You either selected the wrong lock dia...

Page 21: ...wait 10 seconds then thump the car softly with your fist n5 chirp warning tone Proceed to the next test Thump firmly nAlarm triggers Proceed to step 9 Adjust the sensor as needed Step 10 Test the Gla...

Page 22: ...orking properly and when open is consistently showing less than 1 5 volts If not the hood pin switch must be thoroughly cleaned or replaced Step 15 Test the AutoArming feature Turn the ignition ON sta...

Page 23: ...not crank or grind Push the brake pedal and turn the ignition OFF Press button 4 again to start the vehicle nTest 5 Leave the engine running It should turn itself off after 30 minutes If the system d...

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