Thread: Rule against Sirens?
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Re: Rule against Sirens?
We have a 12V supply on our DS, which is the regulated to feed our USB hub among other custom circuits. I have installed a light that is triggered by the same function that the buzzer would be triggered by, it's just a very worst-case scenario type of thing that requires immediate attention (things breaking themselves, essentially an indicator to hit the E-Stop). Following Alan's suggestion, I've padded the siren, and now it's very moderate.

Thanks everyone,
Jacob