Radio Shack TD-1500 User Manual
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OWNER’S MANUAL
Please read before using this equipment.
Auto Thef t Dete rr en t Syst em
Cat. No.
49-85 1
TD-1500
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INTRODUCTION
The TD-1500 Auto Theft Deter rent System is a starter disable
module that helps prevent auto theft or unauthorized vehicle
use. It quickly connects to your vehicle’s ignition system, and
has an easy-to-use remote for arming and disarming. The
armed indicator shows when the system is on, to deter
would-be thie ves fr om attempting to break in.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
It is important that you know where to find constant power,
vehicle ground, and the starter wire under the dashboard of
your vehicle. To help you find this, we recommend you get
the wire color information from your vehicle’s dealer, in the
vehicle’s service manual, or by calling the Auto Security Helpline at 1-800-598-2527.
You also need the following items:
• 12-volt test light or DC voltmeter
• Wire-piercing probe adapter (such as RadioShack Cat.
No. 278-715)
• Several extra wire tap-in connectors
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INCLUDED ITEMS
Your TD-1500 includes the following items. Be sure you have
all items before you begin installation.
Main System
Disarm
Two-Button Remote
Wiring Harness
Status Indicator with Bracket and Harness
Double-Sided Tape
Wire Ties
Wire Tap-In Connectors
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INSTALLING THE SYSTEM
As you install the system, see the “Wiring Diagram” on
Page 11.
CONNECTING TO THE
STARTER WIRES
The starter wire connects the ignition switch to the starter solenoid. Follow these steps to find this wire.
1. Using the starter sol en oid’ s color coded wires as a guide,
locate the wire that goes from your vehicle’s ignition
(key) switch to the solenoid. This wire is usually found
under the dashboard wher e the wires conne ct to the ignition switch. If you are unsure which is the correct wire,
call the Auto Security Helpline at 1-800-598-2527.
2. Connect the negative (usually black) lead from a 12-volt
test light or DC voltmeter to a metal vehicle body part.
3. Connect a wire-piercing probe (Cat. No. 278-715) to the
positive lead and press the pin tip through the solenoid
wire’s insulation and into the wire itself.
Wire-Piercing Probe
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To the Meter
or Test Light
Solenoid Wire
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