Cara Memasang Alarm Mobil Universal pada Avanza 2008

Summary

This video tutorial demonstrates how to install a universal alarm system on a 2008 Toyota Avanza. The process involves connecting various wires to the car's electrical system, such as the power, negative, and central lock cables. It also explains how to test the system using a remote and how the alarm functions to secure the vehicle. The video guides viewers through wiring the siren, testing the alarm's reactions to door switches, engine ignition, and remote commands. Viewers are also shown how to reassemble the car and finalize the installation.

Takeaways

• 😀 The video demonstrates how to install a universal alarm system in a 2008 Toyota Avanza.
• 😀 Before installation, it's important to understand the wiring of the alarm system, which includes different colored wires for specific connections.
• 😀 The red wire connects to the positive power or battery terminal, while the black wire connects to the negative or ground terminal.
• 😀 The yellow and orange wires are for the central locking system and need to be connected to both positive and negative wires.
• 😀 The white wire should be connected to the central locking wire in the car.
• 😀 The brown wire is connected to the left and right turn signal lights.
• 😀 The pink wire is for the siren, which should be connected to the small socket.
• 😀 Additional wires (blue, white, orange) are required for the door switch, ignition, and brake switch, respectively.
• 😀 Some wires, such as the red striped black wire and yellow wire, are optional and not needed for installation.
• 😀 After all the wiring is connected, the system is tested to ensure that the alarm locks when the doors are closed and activates when the doors are opened.
• 😀 The alarm will automatically lock when the engine is turned on and will unlock when the engine is turned off.
• 😀 Once everything is connected and tested, the alarm system can be fully installed by securing the wires, installing the indicator light, and closing the cover.

Q & A

What is the purpose of installing a universal alarm on a 2008 Toyota Avanza?

The purpose is to secure the car by installing an alarm system that will alert the owner if someone attempts to open the doors or tamper with the vehicle.

Which cables are used for connecting the alarm system to the car's wiring?

The main cables include red (positive), black (negative), yellow and orange (central lock), white (central lock connection), brown (right and left turn signal), and pink (connected to the siren).

How should the red cable of the alarm module be connected?

The red cable should be connected to the positive or 'live' wire of the car's electrical system.

What function do the yellow and orange cables serve in the alarm system?

The yellow and orange cables are connected to the central lock system, controlling the power that locks and unlocks the doors by sending a back-and-forth current.

What happens when someone tries to open the door while the alarm is activated?

When the alarm is activated and someone attempts to open the door, the siren will sound, alerting the owner of potential tampering.

How does the alarm system react when the car's engine is started?

When the engine is started and the brake is pressed, the alarm system will automatically lock the doors to enhance security.

What action does the alarm system take when the engine is turned off?

When the engine is turned off, the alarm system will automatically unlock the doors, providing convenience and safety to the owner.

What is the purpose of the test using a 'tespen' (test pen) in the installation process?

The tespen is used to check the voltage of various wires in the car to ensure they are connected properly to the corresponding alarm system cables.

Which cables are optional and not necessary for the alarm system installation?

The optional cables include the red with black stripe, solid red, and yellow cables, which are not required for the basic functionality of the alarm system.

What should be done after all the alarm system wires are connected?

Once all the wires are connected, the next step is to test the system, ensuring it functions as expected, followed by tidying up and securing the wiring before reassembling the vehicle's covers and components.