Big Uncle Moose
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I recently picked up a Whelen HHS2200 and started wiring it up this weekend. Now at the moment I wanted to run it only as an audible device and will be utilizing the light outputs some time down the road later.
I figured I was being clever and only hooked up wires 1-1 (Ground -) and 1-2 (Siren +) just to supply power to the unit and ignored 1-3 (relay +) and 1-4 (relay +) as I assumed they were for powering any lights and other utilities that are interfaced with the unit.
The amp powers up and the controller turns on, except when I push any of the buttons I don't get any siren output. So my question is, does 1-3 and 1-4 need to be hooked up as well to drive the speaker or is there something else amiss?
This would just save me a lot of time right now so I don't have to run 2 additional 8 gauge wires since my existing wiring from my Carson is all still there.
EDIT: A day earlier I pulled my operational Carson SC-1022 to replace it with my Whelen HHS. I tested the continuity on the speakers as well just in case and it came back positive so I know the speaker is good.
I figured I was being clever and only hooked up wires 1-1 (Ground -) and 1-2 (Siren +) just to supply power to the unit and ignored 1-3 (relay +) and 1-4 (relay +) as I assumed they were for powering any lights and other utilities that are interfaced with the unit.
The amp powers up and the controller turns on, except when I push any of the buttons I don't get any siren output. So my question is, does 1-3 and 1-4 need to be hooked up as well to drive the speaker or is there something else amiss?
This would just save me a lot of time right now so I don't have to run 2 additional 8 gauge wires since my existing wiring from my Carson is all still there.
EDIT: A day earlier I pulled my operational Carson SC-1022 to replace it with my Whelen HHS. I tested the continuity on the speakers as well just in case and it came back positive so I know the speaker is good.
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