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viper 690xv, '95 mustang


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vette00057 
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Posted: March 08, 2005 at 11:55 PM / IP Logged  

I recently purchesed a viper 690xv to install in my '95 mustang. Since I am a newbie in alarm installs I have a few simple questions.  I would also like to mention that i have read (and re-read) the directions and searched for posts relating to these questions. 

I understand that the horn honk feature pulses my existing horn.  I also understand that i can turn my 6 tone siren (from viper) into a single tone, so can an I have the horn honk feature pulse my siren?  Would it be lound like my horn?  I am asking this because i also want to get a piezo siren and figured it would be easier to hook up this way.  Also, if i am using only one piezo siren would I need a relay since it uses much less power?  Has anyone had experience with the DEI 513T mini piezo speaker, and if so, is it loud enough to be a pain generator?  Would two cause more "pain"?

I would like to thank everyone for their input, i have learned a lot on this website by reading many, many posts.

Brian

raydawg357 
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Posted: March 09, 2005 at 2:57 PM / IP Logged  
you can have the horn honk feature pulse your siren with the aid of a relay.  The horn honk is (-) and the siren takes (+). 
Do it right the first time

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