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Connecting Vertex Central Locking and Switchboard in VW Golf 3: Tailgate Actuator Issue

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  • #1 16800371
    Wojtas002424
    Level 9  
    Hello.
    I install Vertex central locking and switchboard in VW Golf 3. I replace pneumatic locks with electric ones.
    Everything is nice, but there is a problem with the actuator that opens the tailgate, namely, I would like to use the channel that is responsible for opening the tailgate with a plus. The actuator opens as it should, but I would like this actuator to close at once. And my point here is that he only unlocks the lock so that it can be opened. I used the relay, but I don't know how to do this, and here's my question, how to do it? Do there have to be 2 relays and how to connect them? Can it be done on one? And I will add that the actuators are controlled by "mass" because "plus" did not want to work. Here is my connection diagram:
    Connecting Vertex Central Locking and Switchboard in VW Golf 3: Tailgate Actuator Issue
    Thank you in advance and best regards.
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  • #2 16800436
    Emerytura
    Level 14  
    From what you wrote, it appears that you need the boot actuator to act like a servant, that is, you have this output from the output to control the rear door. You open the car, everything opens up and when you close it all closes. No additional relays
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  • #3 16800450
    Wojtas002424
    Level 9  
    Well, I just wanted to do as it is, for example, in buses :D You have 3 buttons on the remote control: Open, Close and Paka. You click "Open" opens the front for you (the crate is closed), you click "Paka" it opens only the back and when you click close it closes all :D
  • #4 16800494
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
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  • #5 16800538
    Wojtas002424
    Level 9  
    By "signal" you mean the mass that appears on the black and white cable when closed? Is there a plus on the white cable?
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  • #6 16801488
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
  • #7 16810087
    Wojtas002424
    Level 9  
    I connected it as you drew and the additional actuator works, it opens after holding the 2nd channel of the button and closes after pressing the "close" button but the other actuators open correctly but do not close and the "Master" actuator does not respond to manual opening and closing. I will only add (I do not know if it matters) that the white and black and white cables from the control unit do not run to the other actuators, only to the central locking console, from which they divide into 4 actuators (2x Master, 2x Slave).
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    #8 16810635
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
  • #9 16818373
    Wojtas002424
    Level 9  
    I connected the 2 way and it works. :D This is exactly what I meant. This switchboard works a bit stupid because it has locating the car and when I open the trunk or open the car with the key, the switch still thinks that the car is locked and shines with directions for locating and when I want to close it with the remote control, I have to open it first and then close it, but it is difficult :D Thanks a lot for your help :D

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around connecting a Vertex central locking system and switchboard in a VW Golf 3, specifically addressing issues with the tailgate actuator. The user seeks to modify the actuator's function to allow it to both unlock and close the tailgate using a single channel. Various suggestions are made, including using a rectifying diode to control the actuator's signal and connecting it directly to the alarm system. The user successfully implements a solution that allows the actuator to open and close as intended, although some issues with the central locking system's response to manual operations remain.
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