To Next PageTo Next PageWhy do Code 3 Sprinter have a high rate of speaker failures?
If the Code 3 Security Sensors experience a high rate of speaker failures, it might be due to high voltage to the siren or using a 58W speaker (which is not allowed). Verify the vehicle charging system and install a 100W speaker in the system.
What to do if the backlight will not light or adjust on Code 3 Sprinter?
If the backlight on your Code 3 Security Sensors controller doesn't light up or adjust, ensure the park light input receives +24V for the backlight to function. Engage the park lights on the vehicle if wired into the system, or apply +24V to the park light circuit input on the amplifier.
Why is the siren tone volume low or garbled on Code 3 Sprinter Security Sensors?
If the siren tone volume is low or garbled on your Code 3 Security Sensors, it could be due to low voltage to the siren amplifier, high resistance in the wiring, or a defective speaker. Check the wiring for bad connections, inspect the speaker wiring, and replace the speaker if necessary.
What to do if the fuse blows in Code 3 Sprinter?
If the fuse blows in your Code 3 Security Sensors, it may be because the amplifier wires have reversed polarity. Check the polarity of the wire connections.
How to troubleshoot no siren output on Code 3 Sprinter?
If there is no siren output from your Code 3 Security Sensors, it may be caused by a shorted speaker or speaker wires. Check the connections and wire ways.
General| Brand | Code 3 |
|---|---|
| Model | Sprinter |
| Category | Security Sensors |
| Language | English |
Provides a general overview of the SPRINTER siren system and its capabilities.
Essential safety information regarding the use and potential hazards of siren products.
Details system features, unpacking, and initial checks before installation.
Instructions and safety advice for securely mounting the siren amplifier and controller.
Guidance on making secure electrical connections, wire sizing, and protection against shorts.
Diagram illustrating component connections for the siren system.
Diagram and explanation of the buttons and displays on the hand-held controller.
Detailed functions for controlling various warning lights and selecting siren tones.
Explanation of Public Address system features, including radio repeat and voice recording.
Illustrates the main siren amplifier unit and its connection ports.
Details the main lower and upper printed circuit boards and their components, including fuses.
Adjusting backlight brightness and siren volume via control head customization.
Guide to programmable features, including siren tones, light functions, and emergency key settings.
Reference chart for programming European siren tones and light functions.
Identifies common issues like no siren output, blown fuses, and speaker failures with remedies.
Technical details of the siren section, including voltage, current, temperature, and dimensions.
Guidance on troubleshooting, servicing, and warranty repair of the siren system.
Details the activation and function of the horn ring transfer feature for siren control.
Information on the programming passcode and a warning for installers regarding manual transfer.
Information on the manufacturer's limited warranty, exclusions, and limitations of liability.
Details on what is excluded from the warranty and limitations on manufacturer liability.
