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{{Infobox siren | ''This article is a stub. You can help by expanding it.''{{Infobox siren | ||
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|company= Acoustic Technology, Inc. | |company= [[Acoustic Technology, Inc.]] | ||
|type= Electronic Siren Controller | |type= Electronic Siren Controller | ||
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In the 90s(maybe early 2000s?) ATI used a controller with this style for their sirens. It isn't clear what the HPSS-R series used, but at the very least the old "DSA" style ATIs used this controller. This controller primarily consists of an amp set with 4 removable amps, and a main board that handles the radio, tones, and other functions. Information in this board is extremely limited. | In the 90s(maybe early 2000s?) [[Acoustic Technology, Inc.|ATI]] used a controller with this style for their sirens. It isn't clear what the HPSS-R series used, but at the very least the old "[[DSA]]" style ATIs used this controller. This controller primarily consists of an amp set with 4 removable amps, and a main board that handles the radio, tones, and other functions. Information in this board is extremely limited. | ||
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| Early ATI controls | |
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| Company | Acoustic Technology, Inc. |
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| Type | Electronic Siren Controller |
In the 90s(maybe early 2000s?) ATI used a controller with this style for their sirens. It isn't clear what the HPSS-R series used, but at the very least the old "DSA" style ATIs used this controller. This controller primarily consists of an amp set with 4 removable amps, and a main board that handles the radio, tones, and other functions. Information in this board is extremely limited.