2000-2008 GM w/Class II Data Bus system - Chime Control
2000-2008
GM w/Class II Data Bus
system - Chime Control
NC-GM39C
THIS
DOES NOT WORK WITH ONSTAR
This
Part Is to Keep Chime in Your GM when Installing Aftermarket Stereo
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Uses factory speaker for chime
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Adjustable chime volume
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Generates a +12v switched output for
aftermarket radios
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Automatic low voltage shutdown
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3 switchable
Retained
Accessory Power
RAP
time modes (select vehicles)
Standard
RAP
Extended
RAP 20 minutes
Street
RAP 60 minutes
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Illumination output wire
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Works on vehicles without OnStar, factory
amplified, or BOSE systems
The
most versatile and technologically advanced Chime & +12V accessory generator
for your Class II GM vehicle that money can buy.
You
now have the means to install an aftermarket stereo in your GM, Class II vehicle
without losing the audible warning chimes; furthermore, this allows you to
easily adjust the chime's audio level from soft to very loud as desired.
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This
accessory output works with GM's standard factory Retained Accessory Power
(RAP) function and provides you with two additional RAP functions, Extended
RAP and Street RAP.
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For
your installation convenience the GM CHIME also generates an illumination
output.
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This
means no more unnecessary cutting and slicing of wires in the dash.
Your
stereo's back lighting will turn on and off as the automaker intended.
(GM
CHIME) EZ INSTALLATION FOR
AFTERMARKET RADIOS
Wiring
Diagram:
YELLOW
(12V. Battery): This wire supplies a (+)12V. Constant power to the new
stereo.
RED
(12V. ACC ): This wire supplies a (+)12V accessory switched output for your
new stereo, rated at 5 amps. For applications demanding more than 5 amps
continuous* we recommend the use of a standard Bosch type SPDT or SPST relay
available at your local auto parts supplier. *Such as high powered systems over
80 Watts RMS. (240 Max)
BLACK
(Ground): This receives its ground input from the provided 24 pin male
plug/harness when it is connected to the vehicle's female stereo harness. The
BLACK wire is extended for the ground on the new stereo.
ORANGE
(Illumination): The ORANGE wire is used when an illumination output wire is
required for aftermarket equipment with back lighting. This wire becomes active
and delivers a +12V output at 2 amps when the vehicle's lights are turned on. If
this wire is not to be used, then it should be insulated to prevent a short
circuit. To additionally use this wire for gauge lighting or under carriage
lighting etc., a SPST relay is required. SEE Fig. 2
BLUE/WHITE
(2) (Remote): Connect to the aftermarket stereo's AMP/REMOTE turn on wire.
Note: If there are 2 Blue/White wires, twist together. Audio Interrupt
Relays
WHITE:
Left Front Speaker (+)
WHITE/BLACK:
Left Front Speaker (-)
GRAY:
Right Front Speaker (+)
GRAY/BLACK:
Right Front Speaker (-)
GREEN:
Left Rear Speaker (+)
GREEN/BLACK:
Left Rear Speaker (-)
VIOLET:
Right Rear Speaker (+)
VIOLET/BLACK:
Right Rear Speaker (-)
When
all the wire connections have been completed, and the 24 pin male plug/
harness has been inserted into the vehicle's female stereo harness, the green
diagnostic LED will flash when the key is turned on.
IMPORTANT!
extended rap, street rap and chime audio level adjustment
FEATURES
CAN ONLY WORK ON COMPATIBLE SYSTEMS OTHER TYPE SYSTEMS WILL WORK AS NORMAL. TEST
YOUR SYSTEM FOR DURING INSTALLATION FOR COMPATIBILITY.
TESTING
THE INSTALLATION
You
are now ready to test the installation.
1
.Turn the ignition key on. The RED accessory wire should deliver +12V which
will activate the equipment receiving the power. A red LED that can be seen on
the top of the GM CHIME will also glow.
2.
Test the RAP function by turning the key to the off position with the doors
closed. The accessory power will stay on. In most applications the RAP
function will cancel and the accessory power will turn off when any one of the
doors for a two door, or front doors in the instance of a four door, is
opened. However, there are a few GM vehicles where only the driver's door is
on the buss after the key is turned off. In these cases the driver's door will
be your RAP function "Key" for all three RAP options.
EXTENDED
RAP (Up to 20 minutes) * For GM Compatible Systems Only.
With
ignition switch off, open the door. Turn ignition switch on and off three
times. You can now leave the door open or closed and your radio will play up
to 20 minutes. The Extended RAP function will cancel and turn off when:
a.
Driver's door is opened and closed ONCE most vehicles, TWICE on some vehicles.
b.
20 minutes has elapsed.
c.
The battery voltage falls to 11.5 volts. This feature insures that you will be
able to start your car.
Suggested
Use for Extended RAP Use the Extended RAP function for installed aftermarket
gaming, video or other electronic equipment that you wish to stay on after you
have exited the vehicle, remove the key and closed all of the doors.
Great
for entertaining friends while you pump gas or quick stops without leaving your
key in the ignition.
STREET
RAP (Up to 60 minutes) * For GM Compatible Systems Only.
With
ignition switch off open the door. Turn ignition switch on and off twice.
You
can now leave the door open or you can close the door after 15 seconds and
your radio will play for up to 60 minutes.
NOTE:
Some vehicle do not require a 15 second delay. The Street RAP function will
cancel and turn off when:
a.
The drivers door is opened and closed TWICE.
b.
60 minutes has elapsed.
c.
The battery voltage falls to 11.5 volts. This feature insures that you will be
able to start your car.
Note:
In some vehicles the passenger door is part of the RAP system and may affect
the Street RAP and Extended RAP if open and closed.
Suggested
Use for Street RAP Use the Street RAP function when you want the installed
aftermarket electronic equipment to stay on when the doors are open and the
key is out of the vehicle. A great way to entertain during beach or tailgate
parties.
CHIME
AUDIO LEVEL ADJUSTMENT * For GM Compatible Systems Only.
This
gives you the ability to adjust the chime audio level from very soft to very
loud in order to suit your personal needs. To adjust the chime loudness
complete the following steps.
1.
With the ignition key off and in the ignition, turn headlights on.
2.
Open the driver's door. At this point you will hear an audible warning chime
that incates the key is in the switch and the lights are on.
4.
Rotate the dash illumination dimmer knob for the head light switch to make the
chime audio adjustments. Turning the dimmer up will increase the volume and
turning the dimmer knob down will decrease the volume. Once the desired chime
volume level has been achieved, close the door and turn off the head light
switch.
Your
personal chime setting is now locked in. The dash lights can be re-set when head
lights are on and door is closed.
* Please read the detailed pages on
directions completely before attempting the installation of this device.
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It may be necessary to remove the
positive (+) battery cable as an installation precaution in some vehicles.
However, cars that are equipped with navigational systems should not be
disconnected from battery power. In these cases additional care should be
exercised to prevent short circuits while connecting the power and ground
wires to the harness.
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Avoid installing this component where
moving components operated from the dashboard can damage the product's
wiring or enclosure.
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Avoid installing where it directly
receives air from the vehicle's heating system. This will prevent
overheating and condensation buildup on critical components insuring
flawless functionality for years to come.