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My garage is separate from the house by about 20m. There is currently
a bit of a worry about security and I have rigged up a burglar alarm. It then struck me that it would be a bonus if I could link a smoke alarm into that too. Electronics is my training so I don't have any problems in that area, but I've dismantled the smoke alarm (ie got it out of the plastic !) and am puzzled to see that the piezo sounder has 3 leads - why ?. The IC is under the sensor cover - would anyone know if that is likely to have a dc output rather than the switching one for the sounder ? Thanks Rob |
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