Timestamps:
[Dual Tone]
0:02 Pulsed Alert
0:29 Pulsed Wail
0:37 Siren controller being shown
1:05 Attack / Fast Wail
2:00 Wail
3:02 Westminster Chime
3:26 Manual Growl
3:43 Whoop
4:21 Airhorn
4:57 Hi-Lo / Alternating Steady
5:22 Alert / Steady
5:55 Wail 5 Seconds (Standard Test)
[Single Tone]
6:23 Hi-Lo / Alternating Steady
6:37 Airhorn (Loud)
6:43 Original Airhorn For WSS-200R
6:56 Alert / Steady
7:29 Hi-Lo / Alternating Steady
7:58 Alternate Wail
8:39 Wail (Test was cut off because of Low Storage Warning)
8:51 Post PA Test Voice
9:18 Update & **The End**
(For reference, the total of standard tones originated from Whelen Engineering is six (6):
Alert, Attack, Airhorn, Wail, Hi-Low, Whoop.)
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Siren: Universal Outdoor Warning Siren Systems (UOWS) Wireless Speaker Siren 200R (WSS-200R)
Dummy Wireless Controller: Modified Whelen ESC-864 Virtual Controller (Control Software on my PC)
Actual Controller: Wireless Siren Controller - Universal Dual Tone - 01 (WSC-UDT-01)
System Run: Scratch 3.0
System Compatibility: Can run on any device that can run Scratch.
Status: Offline, Refurbishment and Improvement in Progress
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I was testing this siren for its last before need to be refurbished and repaired.
As show in the last part of the video, I will be making those updates, within this month, if possible.
I decided to stay with the name "WSS-200R".
I will also officially upload my siren work online on my dedicated website.
Official UNPATS (Civil Defense @ Neocities.org): https://civildefense.neocities.org/
Until then, folks!
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