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Ron in The Shop with 3D printed Power supply box and Lynx Touch voice siren
Just showing a recent upgrade to my Honeywell Lynx Touch Power supply and mounting box.
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Ron in the shop DIY voice recordable siren driver for Lynx Touch
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I made up a few of these record-able and amplified voice siren drivers. Here I show you how they connect and work.
Ron in the shop DIY alarm on an alarm tamper system for Lynx Touch
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I thought I would share some of the "Extra" security that I have on my own security system. Sadly burglars sometimes will attack the alarm system and if you haven't taken a few extra steps, they could kill your system and leave you a nasty surprise when you come home, mainly your home ransacked and your alarm torn up and no one knew about it. This helps to prevent that even though the burglar m...
Ron in the shop making a dual siren change to speaker for external voice siren
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So you decide to upgrade you alarm system to a talking siren only to discover that your alarm siren is not a speaker but a dual tone siren with a built in siren driver, what do you do now? Pull out the guts of the siren and change it to a speaker as shown in this video.
Ron in the shop - DIY Honeywell lynxen Lynxr lynx plus external voice siren
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In an earlier Video I demonstrated how I made these boards and printed the circuits. Here is a working record-able voice siren module connected to a LYNXEN. The neat thing about this module is you can record it to say or sound anyway you wish.
Ron in the shop - DIY laser toner PCB voice siren
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This is a voice siren assembled using toner transfer paper and printing the PCB layout from a laser printer.
Ron in the Shop - DIY Electronic Recordable voice module or siren Ring doorbell replacement
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Using a cheap ISD 1820 module with a few extra components you can create your own voice warning system. I put a motion sensor on my front porch along with a Honeywell transmitter and this voice module. I don't have to reply as it makes the announcement automatically and my existing alarm system notifies me. This video show the basics of how to build the voice module. It can be used with a PIR m...
Ron in the shop with - Dial Vision Adjustable lens eyeglasses World's first
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I saw the TV ad and thought, hey I could use those when I am working on electronics and adjust them for distance just like the ad says...Nope go to the dollar store and buy a children's plastic magnifying glass it will be better quality!
Ron in the shop - Elk Voice siren driver for DIY Honeywell Lynx Touch Alarm system
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For a DIY alarm system that can use the ELK voice siren with a Honeywell Lynx Touch. No extra power supplies simply add the siren module and connect it to the Elk Voice siren driver and power it all from the Lynx 9vdc power supply that your alarm system came with.
Ron in the shop with FBI Voice siren connected to Honeywell Lynx Touch DIY
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The built in siren of the Lynx Touch could use a little help, so I have added two power supplies and the FBI voice siren. Listen and hear how much better your alarm will work with this upgrade.
Ron in the shop DIY Honeywell Lynx Touch Siren Module 30watt
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If you need to add a 30 watt siren to your Honeywell Lynx Touch alarm system but don't want to get bogged down building relay and power supply boxes, here is a simple easy solution for you.
Ron in the shop - External Siren module for Honeywell Lynxr or Lynxen
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If you have one of the older Lynx or Lynxr alarm panels and wish to use an extra wave2 siren here is a module to help you out. Some of the newer lynx en and lynx plus have 120mA siren (bell) output that will work, but other older panels only have about 50 mA that will not power the extra siren. Simple solution a module that uses the 9vac that powers the siren and then powers the siren.
Ron in the shop -DIY monitoring for Honeywell Lynx Touch alarm system with a Magicjack
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If you don't wish to pay an alarm company to monitor your alarm so that basically they can call you to tell you your alarm has gone off, you can monitor it yourself. The Lynx Touch connected to a magic jack will call you with a voice warning that your alarm has sounded and which zone was triggered. It can also tell you things like low battery trouble on the main control and on each of the trans...
Ron in the Shop with Outdoor photo beams Yard security using Honeywell Lynx Touch
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DIY professional yard alarm and driveway security connected to a Honeywell Lynx Touch security system. If you aren't afraid to dig a little, you can put up fence post or use an existing fence post to mount these sensors on and start monitoring when someone enters your yard. Install power to the photo beams and mount a Honeywell 5816 below the beam and then program that transmitter as a general ...
Ron in the shop Lynx Touch DIY Siren and power supply
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Add a 30watt siren to your Lynx Touch and extra standby time to your alarm system should you have a power failure. With a 5 ah gel cell battery standby time after a power failure should run over 48 hours. 30 watt siren is loud enough that neighbors can hear when your alarm is sounding and is much louder than the built in siren that comes with your Lynx Touch.
Custom speech available? I would prefer- owner has been notified and is in route with AR-15. You need to call 911 now!
Where could I get one of these?
Will this work on Honeywell Vista systems?
If i buy 1 OF THEESE can i listen music on it?
Yeah you can you just wire it to a speaker
how can i get one
What is your eBay store name?
do u sell on amazon for voice speaker? RON so i can buy
Would you have any of these available now?
Is it possible to have the functionality of both using both the siren driver and your custom PCB?
How can I make one for myself
hi ron thanks for the info honeywell l3000 is 120ma and the wave 2 is 500 ma how is that possible with the circuit board
If anyone wants to know that siren driver is a FBII VS279
Step by step would have made a better video
step 1) clip off siren driver step 2) attach diaphragm coil wires to amplifier step 3) attach amplifier to audio source I mean, if you cant figure that out, maybe just buy a prebuilt unit. Side note, the way we learned to mod stuff is by taking stuff apart. Start disassembling more stuff and youll figure it out....
Can I have that!
What? This is too easy. I knew there had to be a simpler way. Everyone I've talked to say you "have" to add separate power supply and relay module. Will this work with a 2 gig panel as well?
Hey Rob do you still make this set up?
Hi Ron, great product you have designed. I would like to have something like that designed. Can you please provide your email address so I can communicate with you. Thank you!
How can I get one
Hi, veryy interesting.. i like to buy the siren drivers. the nearest i can find is www.elkproducts.com/product-catalog/elk-110-voice-driver-module but, it looks complicated to install. please advise. thank yo!
Can I have your sirens, please
I have the driver for sell on ebay today 9/18/19 the siren speakers are available from other sellers.
How much?
Dope not bad can you upload a video showing how to program it for landline
it programs exactly the same for a landline as for a Voip, such as Magicjack. Simply program in the phone number you wish it to dial.
Do you sell these on eBay?
I will put some more on ebay. I have sold all I have in stock so I'll have to print some more up. I should have them available next week. Today is 6/22/19
today July 4th 2019 I have 3 of these for sell on Ebay. I try to keep them in stock but sell out fairly quickly, The newer model also has a closed loop that can be used with door sensors or motion sensors.
@@roboalarms2467 thank you! Will you build a model that works for a fire alarm input where when the panel pulses code 3 it will play a fire message?
@@dirtdevil7bo I have considered designing and building such a board, but it would have to be larger and require two recording chips. It might be easier and cheaper to build a small board that gives a different trigger output and then you could use any type of device for your alarm output. As an example one siren board with voice announcement and strobe light and yet another with just a burglary sound and no strobe light. The combinations would only be limited by your connections. I'll have that designed and printed in a few days.
Found this today and purchased today! 10-25-19
How do I make those siren drivers?
I print the boards and print them, I can put one on ebay for you if you like
@@roboalarms2467 How much does one cost ?
@@timle9704 USD 14.95 plus 3.50 USPS shipping in USA
@@roboalarms2467 Do you happen to ship it to Canada?
@@roboalarms2467Could you put upload the schematic of this. And am i able to buy this from you
How much does this cost and where can I buy it?
sorry I didn't get back sooner as I didn't get a notice of the last comments. You can email me at roboalarms@yahoo.com and I will send you a pdf of the schematic and PCB layout.
Nice classic 80s synthesized voice,
The FBI voice siren did come out in the 80's and is hard to find but a lot of people still like the voice siren as opposed to just a whooping siren.
Hi Ron. I'm looking at you LYNXR siren driver board. I looks like a bridge on the front end and a regulated 9VDC on the output. I GUESSING you used a 7809 regulator? Can you share the details? Thanks, Jim Willson
Hi Jim. I didn't use a regulator such as a 7809 because the LYNXR is powered by a 9VAC transformer. After the Bridge rectifier the voltage is about 12VDC. The Opto-coupler I use to trigger the output then gives an output of about 12 volts to the siren which is perfect and makes it nice and loud.
@@roboalarms2467 Thanks Ron! I really think this is elegant and simple. Two of my favorite things! Thanks again...
Unfortunately the L7000 can not connect to a standard phone line so this will not work with a L7000 but it will work with the L5200. The voip service really doesn't matter since the alarm is going to be making a voice call very similar to any regular phone call . My anveo voip service works good enough that I can also arm and disarm the alarm remotely using the phone.