FN-AS100 Car MP3 Siren Horn Recordable Audio Speaker Triggerable MP3 Voice Annunciator

Features

1. Adopts an exquisite ABS plastic enclosure.
2. Built-in a high quality MP3 player.
3. Equipped with a 8MBytes flash memory that supports max. 8 minutes long MP3 files (at 128Kbps).
4. Update audio files easily on computer through USB connection.
5. Six options available for users to choose according to the actual needs.

    -Option 1: automatically play a sound once upon power-on

    -Option 2: automatically play a sound in a loop upon power-on

    -Option 3: play next sound upon each triggering (negative trigger version)

    -Option 4: play next sound upon each triggering (positive trigger version)

    -Option 5: play a sound in random upon each triggering (negative trigger version)

    -Option 6: play a sound in random upon each triggering (positive trigger version)
6. Equipped with a class D 10 watts amplifier.

7. Loud volume and good sound quality. 
8. Adjustable sound volume and wide range power input.
9. Two mounting holes available on the speaker.

    -Also fine to fix it using a double-sided adhesive.

Technical Parameters
1. Working voltage: 12V-24V DC
2. Working Current: ≤1000mA
3. Standby Current: ≤10mA
4. Power Consumption: ≤10W
5. Flash Memory Size: 8MBytes
6. Audio Format: MP3 (32Kbps-192Kbps)

Dimensions

Update Audio Files on Computer

Notes

1). Use a USB data cable to connect the device to computer. The internal memory of the device will be detected as a USB flash drive on computer. You can directly drag and drop or copy audio files onto the memory. No software required.

2). There is a config file (txt file) on the memory. Please don't delete it when you update audio files.

Examples of Wiring Connection

1. Automaticall play a sound once/in a loop upon power on (option 1 & 2)

2. Play next sound/random sound upon each trigger based on neagitive trigger (option 3 & 5)

Note: The yellow wire is the trigger terminal while the green wire is GND (common terminal). Connect a button/switch/relay between these two wires. Or connect the yellow wire to a controller that outputs 0V pulse signal. The controller needs to share ground with our device.

3. Play next sound/random sound upon each trigger based on positive trigger (option 4 & 6)

Note: The yellow wire is the trigger terminal. Connect a button/switch/relay between the yellow wire and the red wire (positive of power supply). Or connect the yellow wire to a controller that outputs 12-24V pulse signal. The controller needs to share ground with our device.

Installation