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Re: Using self contained siren with a siren driver

Subject: Re: Using self contained siren with a siren driver
From: G. Morgan <sealteam6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 26 Sep 2012 22:13:47 -0500
Newsgroups: alt.security.alarms
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Mike rock Wrote:

> I bypassed the circuit board and went directly to the speaker , and
>it works fine now.
>
>For some reason I remember when the system was installed 8 years ago,
>there was a distinct siren sound for the fire when the installer was
>showing me. So I'm pretty sure it was done right. I just was curious
>because I recently started looking at the circuitry and only saw 1
>input (yelp) into the siren driver.

The output during a fire alarm will pulse, letting you know it's a fire
alarm.  On a burg. alarm it will provide a steady 12V.

References:
- Using self contained siren with a siren driver
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- Re: Using self contained siren with a siren driver
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- Re: Using self contained siren with a siren driver
  - From: Mike rock
- Re: Using self contained siren with a siren driver
  - From: Jim
- Re: Using self contained siren with a siren driver
  - From: Mike rock

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