I'll look over my server backups and see if i can find it.michael2572 wrote:I realize how old this topic is, but I must ask - does anyone know where I can find at least an audio sample of an EOWS whoop?
I'll have to see if I still have the video.
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Hah, awesome! Thanks for that.md5 wrote:audio only: http://i.replayirc.com/sirens/fs-eows-whoop.mp3
Man, I never knew the 612s could make a sound like that. That would freak me out even more than the creepy dual tone alert sound.
A shame that Federal doesn't make them any more, though I wonder if the Modulators with the Ultra Voice controller decks on them can make this whooping sound?
A shame that Federal doesn't make them any more, though I wonder if the Modulators with the Ultra Voice controller decks on them can make this whooping sound?
"Highland Village to Chief 480..Are the sirens going off? We're not sure if we set them off right or not." 
I have an old siratone tone generator il see if I can hook it up and see what the auxiallry tone isCJ wrote:Yeah, in the Siratone manuals the 'Temporal' tone (whoop) was listed as an auxiliary tone that was a plug-in module to the control board.videogamer wrote:the whoop signal was an auxiliary tone like Westminster chimes.
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Oh, wow.videogamer wrote:I have an old siratone tone generator il see if I can hook it up and see what the auxiallry tone isCJ wrote:Yeah, in the Siratone manuals the 'Temporal' tone (whoop) was listed as an auxiliary tone that was a plug-in module to the control board.videogamer wrote:the whoop signal was an auxiliary tone like Westminster chimes.
It will either not have one or most likely be a Westminster. I guess you found the Siratone manual that Charlie posted, look at the PCB layout. There's a pin header for an auxiliary tone somewhere.
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