Touchmaster Delta peak sound

[Chisse]

Hello everyone,
I've just bought a Unitrol Touchmaster Delta, and my question is if it's able to do the "peak and hold" sound with any jumper or dip switch modifications?
I checked a lot of videos and the installation manual but didn't find any information.

Thanks in advance

 

[JohnMarcson]

Hello everyone,
I've just bought a Unitrol Touchmaster Delta, and my question is if it's able to do the "peak and hold" sound with any jumper or dip switch modifications?
I checked a lot of videos and the installation manual but didn't find any information.

Thanks in advance

I was under the impression you can hold the wail "at peak" with the manual button. I will admit I am not an expert in these and have not used one recently. The manual certainly isn't very detailed in some respects.

https://www.fedsig.com/resource-document/file/7423

 

[Chisse]

The PA300 still had jumpers which were supposed to change the "air horn" to "peak".
Anyway you gave me an idea. If I solder a push putton to the "wail" connections of the switch, it makes the "peak" sound as long as the putton is pushed.

 

[JohnMarcson]

The PA300 still had jumpers which were supposed to change the "air horn" to "peak".
Anyway you gave me an idea. If I solder a push putton to the "wail" connections of the switch, it makes the "peak" sound as long as the putton is pushed.

That is interesting.... I have noticed a lot more programmability in some products but that has also seemed to lead to the loss of the old jumpers for little customizations.

 

[gandalftheman241]

Hello everyone,
I've just bought a Unitrol Touchmaster Delta, and my question is if it's able to do the "peak and hold" sound with any jumper or dip switch modifications?
I checked a lot of videos and the installation manual but didn't find any information.

Thanks in advance

Do you mean something like this?

I know it's not a Delta, but the circuitry is basically the same so it might be possible to do this.

 

[Chisse]

I'm talking about the very short peak sounds, just like the first two ones in the following video.