You really need to think about getting an external power supply. One that supplies at least 1.5 or 2 amps of 12V current should be enough to allow you to power your voice driver separately so the keypads can still function properly from the panel's supply line.
Its so glitchy.. Mabye the VS279 is sucking so much power because usually, tones are much easier to produce than voice recordings because they are usually just one tone, and for voice you need the amplifier to be at least powerful enough to make the voice heard, and if you use the amplifier from a regular driver, Well its not gonna have enough power to amplify the voice so it can scare away the thief and notify others Also you should use a separate power supply or battery for the VS279
BayStateElevators Hmm I might make a video on how to do that. It’s pretty much the same as the elk 110. You just need to figure out what the numbers on each terminal are for. Try finding a manual online. That’s how I figured mine out.
And here we have the rare hi lo piezo versions of the 6128 and 6137B
JK
0:56 lol
That light switch trick is genius!
Keypads: ree-o re oo reo
*Me: stop hogging all the power, siren!! because the keypads cant silence!*
You really need to think about getting an external power supply. One that supplies at least 1.5 or 2 amps of 12V current should be enough to allow you to power your voice driver separately so the keypads can still function properly from the panel's supply line.
Do the vista 10,15, and 20se's have wireless zones?
Why was the keypads glitching out?
The voice driver consumed so much power that the keypads did not have enough power
its like is saying "fire, pee immediately" lol
i bought one of these drivers, but i have a newer panel and keypads (not sure of the models). how do i go about hooking up a FBII vs279 to the panel?
*YOU HAVE VIOLATED A PROTECTED AREA! THE POLICE WERE CALED! LEAVE IMMEDIATELY!!*
*FIRE! LEAVE IMMEDIATELY! X2*
That's very funny the sound
Its so glitchy..
Mabye the VS279 is sucking so much power because usually, tones are much easier to produce than voice recordings because they are usually just one tone, and for voice you need the amplifier to be at least powerful enough to make the voice heard, and if you use the amplifier from a regular driver, Well its not gonna have enough power to amplify the voice so it can scare away the thief and notify others
Also you should use a separate power supply or battery for the VS279
You're awesome cool TH-camr fire alarm 9200
Why are the keypads so glitchy sounding
It’s because the VS279 sucks so much power from the panel that it sometimes makes it hard to silence the siren as shown in this video.
I’ve tried to wire in this module countless times do you think you could tell me how to do it
BayStateElevators Hmm I might make a video on how to do that. It’s pretty much the same as the elk 110. You just need to figure out what the numbers on each terminal are for. Try finding a manual online. That’s how I figured mine out.
this must be an old alarm
What is the name of cried and has a speak and spell like voice
Get a supplemental power supply, before you destroy your panel
glitchy
*6:05** lol*
so glitchy lol 😂
talk
No you