Dickson Kataza
Apr 8
What are the alarming circuit for 2 lamps, 3 bells and 4 push buttons, applying to Three offices?
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Apr 8
One possible alarming circuit for this setup could be as follows:
- Each office would have a central control panel with 2 lamps, 3 bells, and 4 push buttons.
- The push buttons would be connected to the bells, so that pressing a button would activate a corresponding bell in the office.
- The lamps would be connected to a central alarm system, so that if any of the push buttons are pressed, all the lamps in all three offices would flash to indicate an alarm.
- Additionally, each office could have a separate alarm system that would sound when a push button is pressed in that specific office, to alert nearby employees.
This setup would provide a comprehensive alarm system for the three offices, allowing for both localized and centralized alerts in case of an emergency.
- Each office would have a central control panel with 2 lamps, 3 bells, and 4 push buttons.
- The push buttons would be connected to the bells, so that pressing a button would activate a corresponding bell in the office.
- The lamps would be connected to a central alarm system, so that if any of the push buttons are pressed, all the lamps in all three offices would flash to indicate an alarm.
- Additionally, each office could have a separate alarm system that would sound when a push button is pressed in that specific office, to alert nearby employees.
This setup would provide a comprehensive alarm system for the three offices, allowing for both localized and centralized alerts in case of an emergency.
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