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    Posted: 02 April 2013 at 12:37am
Originally posted by tommy40687 tommy40687 wrote:

The units no longer seem to be sold on eBay....
Sure  they are - same seller that has been selling for years 
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Do you mean this unit; https://dangerousthings.com/shop/125khz-em4200-access-controller/
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The units no longer seem to be sold on eBay. Does anyone have an alternative source?
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shaunmayfield, Glad to hear that you got it working. I finally got my relay assembly wired up and bench tested it. It works great. One pass with the tags arms the circuit, another pass diss arms the circuit.   That way I do not have to utilize an additional switch to unlatch the relays.

 I am using this ignition setup on my '88 Kawaski Tecate-4 (quad) that I have installed a '05 ZX-6R motor into.  The quad ignition wouldn't work with the bike motor, and the bike ignition would prove to be odd to mount anywhere, due to the fact that it mounted in on the bottom side of the triple tree.  This proved to be the perfect setup for my project.  Everything will be mounted out of the way, and the only part remotely visible will be the remote sensor.

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Thanks @Gunner. I finally got it working. I feel I have been trying the same thing over and over and then all of a sudden I got it to work. I was using a regular auto relay and also trying it with a PC sold-state relay. I finally got it to work on the PC relay and got the latch working and all seems good. Been bench testing it dozens of times without fail.

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Using a multi meter, check the amperage output of the RFID unit. Compare that to the trigger requirement of your relays. If it is not putting out enough amps, look on digikey and find one with an appropriate trigger range. You could use the new relay by itself, or use it to trigger one of the relays you have(if it will not carry the current required).

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I am trying to use a single auto relay with a diode for the simple wiring diagram above ^^. I have hooked the RFID to the relay in about 20 different ways. All I am getting is a very slight tick sound, can hardly hear it or feel it, however if I hook the relay up directly to a battery the click is very loud and can be felt easily. I have used a couple different relays to assure one is not bad and find the same results. Is anyone able to help.

Any help would be appreciated.
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Originally posted by shaunmayfield shaunmayfield wrote:

Sorry if any redundancies. I have read over this entire thread and I am still having some troubles. I am wiring up a custom bike that is literally as basic as you can get; headlight, brake light, running lights and that is it, you can see below. The bike is also kick start only, so again very basic.

The plan is to have the RFID engage the ignition system so that I can then kick it to get started then I will have a manual switch to engage running lights and headlights.

So I know I am asking a lot, but it would mean a lot if someone could help me out. Below is my wiring diagram. I am new to diode and relays (both types). 

Anyone willing to help?




Just wanted to see if anyone was still willing to help. Got no help last time and just put the project on hold and am now wanting to get it working. My hope is to use the simplest form, hoping for only one auto relay... if possible. Thanks friends.
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What about running a DEI 611T relay behind the rfid unit. Wouldn't that be the simplest setup for an ignition switch setup?
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I think I may end up buying a different board. The led on this oneis permanently on!
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