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2PAC Mafia · 9th March 2005, 04:46 PM

Hello,

I´m thai boxing trainer and I want to put a warning siren on the room of the gym where I give my classes. I´ve been looking electronic kits for timers but no one is giving me the options I want to have.

I would like to have a circuit, if possible working in AC, if not, that´s not so big problem, that when I trigger it then starts the siren for 3 seconds, then an adjustable time between 1 and 5 minutes without siren sound, when this time finishes again the siren starts for 3 seconds, then an adjustable time between 30 and 90 seconds, and then again the sequence.

I need this because I want a warning sound for the start and the end of the rounds, in theory it would be " 3 seconds `RING´ (Start)", "2 minutes round (without any sound of the siren to fight)", "3 seconds `RING´ (End)", "1 minute (without any sound of the siren to rest)", "3 seconds `RING´ (Start again), and then the same sequence again and again...

If you can give me some scheme or ideas about the design of the circuit or some IC to do that I would be appreciated.
Thanks.

bryan1 · 9th March 2005, 08:20 PM

Eh 2pac,
If you take a look at the current siliconchip magazine they have a kit that does a count down similar to a basketball countdown timer. It would be suitable to modify for your needs. Jaycar hold the copywright to the project and will be bringing out a kit in the near future.

hope this helps

Cheers Bryan1

2PAC Mafia · 14th March 2005, 08:56 AM

Hi Bryan,

finally I made it buying two 12Vdc sequencial timers modules where you can adjust the time for 2 independent outputs on each one, automatically one after the other on each module. I had to interconnect both modules so I had 4 relay outputs one switching the next one with a start and reset pushbuttons. The last state, 3 seconds output after the end of 1 minute output, I looped with the start signal for first state, 3 seconds output before 2 minutes round output start.
It works perfectly, the only problem was because I had to add two 12Vdc external relays more to activate the buzzers, I couldn´t use directly the output switches because there were problems with the grounds so I have to separate the ground signals for the activation of each module and for the activation of the buzzers.

Thanks.

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9th March 2005, 04:46 PM	(permalink)
2PAC Mafia	Warning siren for muay thai rounds, please any idea... Hello, I´m thai boxing trainer and I want to put a warning siren on the room of the gym where I give my classes. I´ve been looking electronic kits for timers but no one is giving me the options I want to have. I would like to have a circuit, if possible working in AC, if not, that´s not so big problem, that when I trigger it then starts the siren for 3 seconds, then an adjustable time between 1 and 5 minutes without siren sound, when this time finishes again the siren starts for 3 seconds, then an adjustable time between 30 and 90 seconds, and then again the sequence. I need this because I want a warning sound for the start and the end of the rounds, in theory it would be " 3 seconds `RING´ (Start)", "2 minutes round (without any sound of the siren to fight)", "3 seconds `RING´ (End)", "1 minute (without any sound of the siren to rest)", "3 seconds `RING´ (Start again), and then the same sequence again and again... If you can give me some scheme or ideas about the design of the circuit or some IC to do that I would be appreciated. Thanks. __________________ Regards from Mallorca. You´ll never know enough...

9th March 2005, 08:20 PM	(permalink)
bryan1	Eh 2pac, If you take a look at the current siliconchip magazine they have a kit that does a count down similar to a basketball countdown timer. It would be suitable to modify for your needs. Jaycar hold the copywright to the project and will be bringing out a kit in the near future. hope this helps Cheers Bryan1

14th March 2005, 08:56 AM	(permalink)
2PAC Mafia	Hi Bryan, finally I made it buying two 12Vdc sequencial timers modules where you can adjust the time for 2 independent outputs on each one, automatically one after the other on each module. I had to interconnect both modules so I had 4 relay outputs one switching the next one with a start and reset pushbuttons. The last state, 3 seconds output after the end of 1 minute output, I looped with the start signal for first state, 3 seconds output before 2 minutes round output start. It works perfectly, the only problem was because I had to add two 12Vdc external relays more to activate the buzzers, I couldn´t use directly the output switches because there were problems with the grounds so I have to separate the ground signals for the activation of each module and for the activation of the buzzers. Thanks. __________________ Regards from Mallorca. You´ll never know enough...