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SECTION II - KAWASAKI SIREN

    Model 80KM

STANDARD & OPTIONAL FEATURES

1. Model U80KM consists of a UMCO83 cable

and Model 80K Amplifier. The cable interfaces

the amplifier with Kawasaki handlebar switches

that control WAIL and YELP.

2. Optional connections or equipment can include:

a) Air Horn

b) Microphone & Cable (PA Kit)

UPA1 - UMNCT-SB & UCARK

INSTALLATION

1. Set slide switch on bottom of amplifier to match

power rating of siren speaker.

2. Install amplifier in left saddlebag with transistors

down, connector up. U-brackets may be used for

mounting, but amplifier life will be prolonged by
“floating” amplifier in 1-1/2” - 2” medium-density foam.

CONNECTIONS

1. Locate Kawasaki wiring harness for siren. Removal

of gas tank and / or inspection plate at left side may be

necessary. Wires have insulated bullet connectors.

2. Connect siren speaker to BROWN wires from 12-pin

amplifier  connector.

3. Make balance of connections by matching Kawasaki
wire colors with amplifier harness wires.

AIR HORN

1. +12V applied to the amplifier’s 

“AIR HORN”

 wire

(3-pin power connector) operates the air horn, +12V

can be supplied by a separate switch or the regular horn

button.

2.Separate Switch - Install a light duty (1 to 3 ampere)

Single-Pole, Single-Throw (SPST), normally open push

button switch.

a)Using 18 ga. (minimum ), wire connect one switch

terminal (either one) to source of +12V.
b) Connect other terminal to 

“AIR HORN” 

wire.

3. Horn Button - The Kawasaki horn circuit is grounded (-)

which must be inverted to +12V by a relay. Using 18ga. wire

for new connections, proceed as follows:

a) Disconnect horn button wire from regular horns.

b) Install a light duty (1A) Single-Pole, Single-Throw

(SPST) relay (customer supplied).

c) Of the relay’s two coil connections, connect

either one to battery (+). Connect other to horn wire

button.

d) Of the relay’s two contact point connections,connect

one (either one) to battery (+). Connect other one to

“AIR HORN”

wire.

See diagram below for schematic details noting that

one coil terminal and one contact terminal both can

go to the same battery (+) source.

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Summary of Contents for Unitrol 280 Series

Page 1: ...AN 80K REV 14 FEB 03 80K AMPLIFIER Sirens Sirens with P A Sirens with P A and Switching INSTALLATION OPERATION FS UNITROL 1108 RAYMOND WAY ANAHEIM CA 92801 714 871 3336 Fax 714 871 3418 WWW UNITROL CO...

Page 2: ...ions Section VIII pg 9 P A Kit Installation Section IV pg 4 Model183K Standard Optional Features Section IV pg 5 Siren Warning Light Control Section IV pg 5 Rear Connections Section IV pg 5 Horn Ring...

Page 3: ...W OUTPROOFTRANSISTORPROTECTION 1 Output transistors blown out in normal sirens by failures of the siren speaker or its wiring are protected in the Unitrol 80K by automatic circuitry a Short circuited...

Page 4: ...hing Kawasaki wire colors with amplifier harness wires AIRHORN 1 12V applied to the amplifier s AIR HORN wire 3 pin power connector operates the air horn 12V can be supplied by a separate switch or th...

Page 5: ...o match horn button polarity Connect other side of switch to terminal 9 OptionalConnectionsorEquipmentcaninclude a AIR HORN See item 3 below b Microphone radio P A See Section V c Intrusion Alarm See...

Page 6: ...de by pressing the microphone button and talking Siren sounds are stopped until mic button is released INSTALLATION 1 Locate area for jack installation Allow 1 diameter clearance space for back portio...

Page 7: ...ition 1 2 3 turn on warning lights Position 3 turns on the siren and horn ring controls The toggle switch controls the siren s mode of operation during slide switch position 3 OFF No Siren MAN Allows...

Page 8: ...ontrols siren as follows During MAN Siren rises and falls only as horn ring is manually pressed and released During WAIL Horn ring activates 5 second Yelp During HI LO Horn ring activates 5 second Het...

Page 9: ...ntain blades audio connections will be established when radio cable is plugged into radio head 2 Radio Control If radio power control is desired locate the radio s transmit and receive control wires a...

Page 10: ...for warning lights SUGGESTEDCONNECTIONS 1 Since there are no uniform lighting arrangements there are no set rules for connecting wires Instructions appearing below are only suggestions You may prefer...

Page 11: ...is undesirable the positive output may be used to operate siren sounds or the air horn Page 9 c Connect one terminal either one of system on off switch to desired pin in amplifier 12 pin connector see...

Page 12: ...switch on bottom of amplifier chassis to match power rating of speakers to be used 3 Install amplifiers with 4 inches maximum between cabinets PRELIMINARYCONNECTIONS 1 Interconnect AIR HORN wires fro...

Page 13: ...g 2 Set slide switch on bottom of amplifier chassis to match power rating of speakers to be used 3 Install amplifier with 4 inches maximum between cabinets Page 11 PRELIMINARYCONNECTIONS 1 Interconnec...

Page 14: ...watts by vehicle voltage 13 volts nominal The result will be amperes 5 Motors Relays Most motors used in warning light bars draw 1 ampere or less Most relays draw 3 amperes or less 6 Keep in mind that...

Page 15: ...r on which unauthorized repairs or modifications have been made nor does it cover units that have been abused or used beyond limits stated in specifications FIVE YEARWARRANTY LIMITATIONS TECHNICAL SUP...

Page 16: ...longer exposures to moderately loud sounds For hearing conservation guidance refer to Federal State or local recommendations OSHA Standard 1910 95 offers guidance on Permissible Noise Exposure All ef...

Page 17: ...age rating In order for the electronic siren to function properly the ground connection must be made to a solid chassis component and not to an insulated point Page 15 Sound output will be severely re...

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