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Old 12-10-2002, 01:09 PM
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Add-on siren to factory alarm. Anyone done this?

Can this be done?
has anyone done it?
can you hook up the siren to the horn wire to get it to work
when the alarm is triggered?


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Old 12-11-2002, 08:37 AM
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doesn't anyone have this done?
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Yup, can definitely be done. You can't just hook it to the horn wire however or else your siren will turn on everytime you beep the horn. I'd have to double check the wire, but there is a wire from the factory security system that outputs a negative signal when active that will control your siren.
Old 12-11-2002, 10:31 AM
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thanks for the reply
Find out the required info for me and let me know please

greatly appreciate it.
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Dont forget the siren will also sound funny because the horn is powered in pulses when the stock alarm is tripped.
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ooo, you might be right...no problem, simpl latching relay will fix that
Old 12-12-2002, 06:17 PM
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okay so tell me ..how do you wire up for the LATCHING RELAY
for this to work properly??

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Old 12-13-2002, 02:47 AM
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Originally posted by StreetEffectz
ooo, you might be right...no problem, simpl latching relay will fix that
Electronic 101 tells me that even with a relay, the pulsation will cause the relay to be on/off....on/off...just like the pulse thus the siren...so you end up the same as you were connecting directly to the horn....so you get your "problem" back streeteffect
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randomwalk,
StreetEffect is right, latching relay is different than the normal relays that you've been using. Once an input is trigger, latching relay will turn on the output.
You need to take Electronic 201 now
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Damn, i dropped out of school too soon..hahaha
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But then once the latching relay is latched, the siren will go on and on and will never stop !!
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hmm...true true...so i guess Street and Silver got their problem back..
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Edward,
Not really, you can get a timed latching relay which will disengage after a preset time.
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Hmm...but....even with all the fancy latched, timed delay relays and all, if you wire it to the horn, everytime to press the horn button, the siren will go off....so u get your problem back
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I'm sure the factory alarm has a grounded output when triggered which you can use for ANY siren. That's how they work anyway....one side of the siren gets hooked to a constant 12V, and the other side to a triggered ground from the alarm.
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Yup..thought about this before...but good luck finding the wire.
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Wow, that would be so cool. Everytime I want to pass someone, I horn and the siren goes off. Can't wait to see other drivers' reaction when I do that

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Hmm...but....even with all the fancy latched, timed delay relays and all, if you wire it to the horn, everytime to press the horn button, the siren will go off....so u get your problem back
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