Wiring installation need to know what wires are to be connected to where?

Hi,
Yes...just keep the four wires wrapped as two and then hook up as a two wire connection...
The two wires wrapped together just makes it work better if the wires are a bit too light...
The two wires wrapped together will function as one wire...

heatman101

Does the roger beep come with instructions? It can vary between beep boards.

Typically it gets installed inline with the mic jack.

There is a wire or pin on the board where the tx wire, and the rx wires go.These wires get disconnected from the mic jack, then a wire goes to the tx pin. Then there is an audio wire that gets connected to the audio wire of the mic jack. Then the black wire to ground, and the red wire to switched 12v right off the power switch.

Here is a schematic of the board connected to the mic jack so you know what pin is what.

Again, I would need to know what roger beep board you would like to install.

THE SOLID RED IS USEUALLY UR POWER NOT SURE ABOUT RED WHITE WIRE ON AN AMP THATS A FIRST FOR ME AND IVE DONE LOTS AND LOTS OF CAR AUDIO INSTALLS

The following link explains how to install a power cord to an electric dryer:

http://www.fixya.com/support/r793520-3_prong_4_prong_power_cord_conversion

Please note, if this is a new construction, you need to use the 4-wire configuration. If this is an existing residence that already has a 3-wire outlet, you can continue to use it configured that way.

The main difference between the two installations is how the ground and neutral wires are terminated. In a 3-wire configuration these two wires are connected together at the terminal block. In a 4-wire conguration these two wires are independent of each other and should NOT be connected together.

Read through the link provided and let me know if you have any questions. I hope this helps you.

You can usually purchase a wiring harness for your vehicle to ease the connection to factory wiring. Two examples would be here:
Toyota Into Car Harness
Toyota Into Radio Harness

red wire connect to accessories or constant power 12volt
black wire connect to earth /ground/ metal
yellow for clock and memory connect to permanent power
blue wire connect to amplifier
2x rc connect to amplifier
8x speaker wires connect to 4 speakers
just ask if you need more help glenn..........

The yellow wire is the starter wire. When the alarm was instaled this wire was cut. The other end should be close by. Just conect them back together, and she should start.

You need an installation harness. You can get them at most anyplace that installs car stereos. Once you have the installation harness for your car, you just match up the colros of the wires on it to the same colors of the harness for the Pioneer. Make sure that each wire is insulated from anything by using some electrical tape and make sure they all have good connections. Strip away close to about an inch on each wire and then twist them together and then tape them good. After all the wires have been connected, all you need to do is plug the Pioneer harness into the Pioneer radio and then plug the installation harness into the factory wire harnees connector in the car. If you have any wires that do not match up in color, you can normally leave then not connected to anything, but make sure they are insulalted with electrical tape. Most all the wires should say what they are for. Matching the colors is the easiest way to do this.
Let me know if you need more help. I can always give you a detailed wiring of the Pioneer. I do not have the wiring diagrams for the car though.

You need to get an installation kit that also has the universal wiring harness to connect to the factory harness in the car. That way you only need to match the wire colors of the Pioneer harness to the wire colors of the universal harness and made good connections and insulate those connections. Then the Pioneer harness plugs into the Pioneer radio and the universal harness plugs into the factory harness in the car.

Let me know if this helps, or if you need more help.

Dave

Wal Mart generally has 4g wiring kits for ~$40. Some of the kits contain everything you'll need to install your amp (including RCA cables, fuses and fuse holders).

If you want to understand more about car audio installation, read through the following site:

bcae1.com

Read the following pages specifically:
Installation Primer
Wire
Fuses
Amplifiers
Head Unit