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    The document summarizes the typical current drain and average current draw of a security system. It describes: 1) The typical stand-by current drain is 4 microamps. 2) The average current during an alarm is 8 milliamps. 3) A circuit diagram showing the power switch, battery power supply, sensor plates, timer circuitry and speaker that are part of the security system.

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    The document summarizes the typical current drain and average current draw of a security system. It describes: 1) The typical stand-by current drain is 4 microamps. 2) The average current during an alarm is 8 milliamps. 3) A circuit diagram showing the power switch, battery power supply, sensor plates, timer circuitry and speaker that are part of the security system.

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    The document summarizes the typical current drain and average current draw of a security system. It describes: 1) The typical stand-by current drain is 4 microamps. 2) The average current during an alarm is 8 milliamps. 3) A circuit diagram showing the power switch, battery power supply, sensor plates, timer circuitry and speaker that are part of the security system.

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    The document summarizes the typical current drain and average current draw of a security system. It describes: 1) The typical stand-by current drain is 4 microamps. 2) The average current during an alarm is 8 milliamps. 3) A circuit diagram showing the power switch, battery power supply, sensor plates, timer circuitry and speaker that are part of the security system.

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    T Y P I C A L STAND-BY CURRENT DRAIN = 4uA

    8 m A A V E R AGE CURRENT DURING ALARM

    +3V

    2 N CELLS
    +
    16
    VDD 9
    13
    TIMER RESET 2
    12 R 10 15 TIMEOUT
    2
    0.1 C5 8 MIN
    S1A 9 12 1

    74HC4060
    OUT 2
    POWER SWITCH
    4.7M 13 2
    10 2
    R4

    +3V
    14 3 TIMEOUT
    11 IN 2
    4.7M 2 HRS
    + C1 VSS
    10uF R5
    +3V +3V D3
    APPROX. 1Hz 8
    APPROX. 4 SEC

    FIELD
    R1 A2
    22M 4.7M 4.7M D2
    SENSOR C3
    A1A R2 0.1 A1B R3 WIRED FOR 8 MIN TIMEOUT
    A1C
    PLATES
    1 2 3 4 5 6
    UNPLUGGED ALARM

    +
    D1 1.5uF
    4069UB 4069UB 4069UB
    C4
    6 0 Hz HALF WAVE RECTIFIER UNPLUGED ALARM ONE-SHOT
    60Hz SIGNAL AMP

    POWER CORD
    +3V

    +3V

    +3V + 40 OHM SPEAKER

    1M SP1

    D4 A4A R9 A4B D
    A1D A4D
    1 4
    UNPLUGGED ALARM 3 9 8 12 6 G ZVNL110
    2 11 5
    13 S Q3
    D7
    TIMEOUT 74HC132 4069UB 74HC132
    74HC132
    D5
    1M 2.2M R8 D8
    D6 120K R12
    R7
    0.1
    BEEP RATE 0.01
    C6
    C8 +3V
    APPROX 5Hz
    BEEP TONE

    APPROX 1KHz

    +3V 270
    R13

    A1E
    V+ R E PLACE BATTERY
    A3 11 10 LOW BATTERY
    OUT D10
    GND
    4069UB A4C D
    A1F
    10
    8 13 12 G ZVNL110
    UNDER 9
    S Q4
    74HC132 4069UB
    GND V+ OUT

    R10 NOTE: ALL DIODES = 1N4148


    D9 22M
    TOP VIEW

    PANASONIC MN13812-G 1M R11


    2.4V TRIP POINT
    0.1 LOW BATTERY OSC
    C7 APPROX 1Hz
    5% DUTY CYCLE

    100mS BEEP TIME

    D R AWN BY: DAVE JOHNSON

    D A V I D JOHNSON AND ASSOCIATES

    UNPLUGGED POWER CORD ALARM


    U N P LUGGED POWER CORD ALARM

    C CORDALM1.DSN A
    Saturday, July 08, 2000 0 0

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