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CDM1250 External Alarm

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kc8kek

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OK, I've searched the threads and tried every way I can think of programming this differently....there must be something simple I'm missing.

Trying to get the CDM to alert with Quick Call, trigger Pin 4 to go from 12 V to ground(ish). This part works fine. But it stays low until the radio is cycled off. What am I missing?

Signaling --> Quick Call II --> Call Alert / Sel Call [Call Alert Type: Call Alert w/ Voice], [Alert Tone Auto Reset: Checked]
[Auto Reset Timer Type: Auto w/ Carrier Override]

Radio Configuration --> Accessory Pins [4 External Alarm][Active Level: High]
" " " " --> External Alarm Configuration [Permanent External Alarm]

"Permanent External Alarm" is the only dropdown that seems to work at all. With "Alarm re-arm" or "non-permanent manual" Pin 4 won't react to the alarm.

Thanks for any help...and if this was covered somewhere else, shame on me but I couldn't find it.

Matt
 

a417

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Why are you setting Accessory Pin 4 Active Hi if you want active low?
 

kc8kek

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Yep, that was it.
I spent way too much time on that, must have been inside too long. thanks.
 

a417

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No problem (y)

I was half expecting to see a post time of 02:57 AM, not the middle of the day. It's all good.
 
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