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loneranger

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lcolson wrote:

Yes, I thought I already stated that.

You didn't. Would you like to state it again?

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lcolson

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Instead of a pause, I want an alternate horn to honk. Instaed of Honk. pause, honk, pause, I want honk (Factory Horn) , Honk (Air horn) , Honk ( Factory Horn), Honk (Air Horn) ect. During the pause, I want a relay to honk the second horn instaed of a pause.

I dont know how else to make myself clear on this.

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loneranger

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lcolson wrote:

Yes, I thought I already stated that.

My question was, "Now I will need to know if the alarm has a GWA output?".

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lcolson

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What is a GWA Output?

i am an idiot

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Posted: January 12, 2009 at 8:43 PM / IP Logged

The instructions I gave you alternate horn, air horn, horn, air horn. The siren is constant.

lcolson

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My question was "What is a GWA Output?"

i am an idiot

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GWA is not needed. Siren wire is hot when going off and the horn wire is negative when going off. GWA is Ground output When Armed.

loneranger

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GWA is "ground while armed".

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lcolson

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Posted: January 12, 2009 at 8:48 PM / IP Logged

The horn circuit and the Siren circuit are seperate. I am refering to ONLY the horn circuit.

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Posted: January 12, 2009 at 8:53 PM / IP Logged

i am an idiot wrote:

The instructions I gave you alternate horn, air horn, horn, air horn. The siren is constant.

Could you post your solution here. I take it you're sending a positive pulse to the air horns, through 2 relays?

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