This is out of order but here are the names of each signal Alert - duh Attack - duh Hi Lo - duh Air Horn - pulse (2 on 2 off) Fire - slow attack Chime - slow low-pitched chime Hazard - whoop with the short gap Scream - whoop with the sharp wind down Wail - scream but reversed (and lower pitch for some reason) Silent test - 12,500hz tone for 3 seconds (not tested)
1:13 doesn’t sound quite right for a siren, but it sounds pretty cool. I don’t know whether it’s just me or possibly the way the sound was picked up by the camera but when I hear it, it sounds like it’s hitting each of its oscillating tones separately instead of going in one fluid cycle, as it’s winding down.
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QD51Je1oydA.htmlsi=3TNONiWQGquDMQuJ This was a single toned E-Class doing the same signal. Since thus is an older allertronic, maybe that's why it sounds different?
The tone is the same. It sounds different because your hearing the low tone side of the dual tones. The low tone side is dominant since more of the drivers in the horns facing the camera are connected to the amps running on the low tone side of the controller.