working pc siratone cabinet
Posted: Mon Nov 29, 2021 4:33 am
HTML download ps: I hate online ads, and paying for things so the siratone is free don't make me change that though (needs to be downloaded so it can be used offline)
link to download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZLuZQK ... sp=sharing
open link, then download the file with the name siratone.html (the name is important! and you might want to put this on your desktop or something so you don't lose the file), press open with google(or whatever web browser you use) to open the file, move to an easy to reach folder or desktop for easy access.
online version
not available anymore
i programmed this myself and regularly update it, reply to this post to suggest updates.
(to update your siratone just delete the old HTML file and redownload the new one off the same link)
feel free to make a mini siren that uses this as its controller and feel free to have this on YouTube or any other form of media just give me credit but NO COPYING THE SOFTWARE AND TAKING CREDIT PLEASE! this took over a year to make and perfect.
instructions:
(same buttons as a real siratone)
select a signal. Press cancel to stop.
AUX plays the full dual-toned siratone Westminster chimes.
chimes ver1 is the most common version of the chimes used on most panels
ver2 was used on later cabinets before they were replaced by the MC panel.
the P.A mic jack plays a custom text to speech test announcement.
the push to test buttons all play a prerecorded test message.
reset and the reload arrow in the upper right corner both just reset the panel.
flasher speed changes how fast the siren will alternate between hi/lo or pulse on/off.
pitch toggle.
here's the key for the dual-tone pitch toggle. Press the restart button(the circle arrow in the top left) a few times to apply changes.
0. is factory siratone pitch
1. is analog Whelen ESC-864 pitch (each signal has a different pitch so you press the signal press reset a few times then press the signal again)
2. is for thundermod level 5 pitch
3. is for thundermod level 6 pitch
4. is for thundermod level 7 pitch
5. is major 3rd siratone
6. is a random custom pitch
7. is 10/12 port/3t22 pitch
8. is a second custom pitch
9. is thundermod level 3 pitch
10. is aca p-50/cyclone 125 or 8/12 port (just for fun)
11. is sentry 10v2t pitch 8/16 port (just for fun)
12. is SD10/ACA Allertor 125 pitch 9/12 port (just for fun)
dual-tone toggle/signal control.
the signal control is used to control signals A and B.
1 is just sig B
2 is just sig A
3 is both sig A and sig B
0 is none. both off.
for single-toned signals flip to 2 or just press the fuses on the bottom middle or bottom right amp.
cycle timer.
cycle time changes how long each signal will last (in minutes)
the cycle timer shows how long in seconds the signal has left.
hidden signals.(semi-important)
the grey screw at the bottom is where I hid the whoop button.
I put fast wail on the fuse next to the whoop button.
the fuse on the bottom right amp dues single tone wail.
the P.A in use light is the wildfire signal or drunk hi-lo.
the fuse on the bottom middle amp dues single tone alert.
and the fuse on the bottom left amp dues undulating hi-lo wail.
link to download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZLuZQK ... sp=sharing
open link, then download the file with the name siratone.html (the name is important! and you might want to put this on your desktop or something so you don't lose the file), press open with google(or whatever web browser you use) to open the file, move to an easy to reach folder or desktop for easy access.
online version
not available anymore
i programmed this myself and regularly update it, reply to this post to suggest updates.
(to update your siratone just delete the old HTML file and redownload the new one off the same link)
feel free to make a mini siren that uses this as its controller and feel free to have this on YouTube or any other form of media just give me credit but NO COPYING THE SOFTWARE AND TAKING CREDIT PLEASE! this took over a year to make and perfect.
instructions:
(same buttons as a real siratone)
select a signal. Press cancel to stop.
AUX plays the full dual-toned siratone Westminster chimes.
chimes ver1 is the most common version of the chimes used on most panels
ver2 was used on later cabinets before they were replaced by the MC panel.
the P.A mic jack plays a custom text to speech test announcement.
the push to test buttons all play a prerecorded test message.
reset and the reload arrow in the upper right corner both just reset the panel.
flasher speed changes how fast the siren will alternate between hi/lo or pulse on/off.
pitch toggle.
here's the key for the dual-tone pitch toggle. Press the restart button(the circle arrow in the top left) a few times to apply changes.
0. is factory siratone pitch
1. is analog Whelen ESC-864 pitch (each signal has a different pitch so you press the signal press reset a few times then press the signal again)
2. is for thundermod level 5 pitch
3. is for thundermod level 6 pitch
4. is for thundermod level 7 pitch
5. is major 3rd siratone
6. is a random custom pitch
7. is 10/12 port/3t22 pitch
8. is a second custom pitch
9. is thundermod level 3 pitch
10. is aca p-50/cyclone 125 or 8/12 port (just for fun)
11. is sentry 10v2t pitch 8/16 port (just for fun)
12. is SD10/ACA Allertor 125 pitch 9/12 port (just for fun)
dual-tone toggle/signal control.
the signal control is used to control signals A and B.
1 is just sig B
2 is just sig A
3 is both sig A and sig B
0 is none. both off.
for single-toned signals flip to 2 or just press the fuses on the bottom middle or bottom right amp.
cycle timer.
cycle time changes how long each signal will last (in minutes)
the cycle timer shows how long in seconds the signal has left.
hidden signals.(semi-important)
the grey screw at the bottom is where I hid the whoop button.
I put fast wail on the fuse next to the whoop button.
the fuse on the bottom right amp dues single tone wail.
the P.A in use light is the wildfire signal or drunk hi-lo.
the fuse on the bottom middle amp dues single tone alert.
and the fuse on the bottom left amp dues undulating hi-lo wail.