Tones and commands: #00* Steady A (Editable, default is Fast Ding Dong) #31* Bell #32* Fast Warble #33* Euro Siren #34* Fast Ding #35* Fast Ding Dong #36* Westminster Chime #37* Medium Ding #38* Chime #39* Pulsating Tone
ah yes, the wonderful day in 2010 at my after school in the cafeteria where I hear 0:40 and "Staff and students, we are now starting lockdown" all because some dude wanted to rob the jack in the box nearby
These tones bring back memories. Westminister chime, we had the high low tone for fire drills, and that other frightening sounding sound for lockdowns.
well the first pulse from 1:01 is actually a chime pulse or ding and the one from 0:39 was the ding dong while the 0:23 is the actual european style hi low tone siren.
@@GoldyCraft79 or maybe tornado or lockdown tone you know what i think this rauland telecenter ics does have an automated pre recorded voice message too btw.
During normal schedule my school uses this one: 1:08 - For announcements they use this one: 0:38 - for a different day schedule they use these: 0:17 0:30 0:46 my school is from Katy ISD in Texas.
My high school had this exact same system, they used Westminster chime(0:47) as the tardy and passing bell, Ping(0:31) as the 1 minute bell right before the tardy bell, and all-clear(0:39) as the attention tone before an announcement(daily bulletin, someone needs to come up to the office, earthquake, fire, and lockdown drills) comes over the PA system. I loved the sounds of this system, but sadly, it is gone now. The phone system was upgraded district wide to this new Algo VOIP system, the new bell tone sounds like a TV censored bleep 🤬 and can be loud and annoying. They also attempted to program different bell tones into it since it is a computer based system, like they tried to add a thunder sound effect to fit the theme of the school because we are the Titans. Also, it’s the same tone for every bell, the 1 minute bell doesn’t have a different tone anymore, and there isn’t that great of a tone to catch your attention before an announcement coming on
@@jaredmauriello9522 there is some Rauland systems that do have that page tone to be exact since one of my high schools did have that page tone and the 515Hz bell tone as their class change bell. I don’t have the page tone to be exact but I do have the bell. There is also another system that is also rauland that has the same bell tone but has the Telecenter 21 Page Tone as their pre-announcement tone.
@@dyI.o Interesting. I have yet to come across a Rauland system that makes that tone. There is a Telecenter 5000 and 5500 but there's no documentation on it and never heard one in person.
My high school I go to has that exact same model. Pulse 2 (1:20) is used as the “start of day” bell as I call it. Ping (0:31) is used the 1 minute warning bell, also used as a bell after the fire drills have ended. Alert (0:11) is used as the beginning of class bell. All Clear (0:39) is used as a warning bell that the fire drill is about to begin. Hi-Lo (0:23) is used as a fire alarm. Page (0:04) is used as a bell when lunch starts. Westminster Chime (0:47) is used as a dismissal bell. Conclusion: Not many are left, as they are being replaced by modern ones such as Bogen Multicom 2000s, my high school will be next in the near future. Rauland is superior than modern technology!
I think some high low tones for tornado alarm or something else can be different no matter which code you put in on that thing. but I know I made some custom text to speech prerecorded announcement voice evac stylish thing. and some times it might say alert 2 times then say a tornado is in the area please take cover well unless if you are using stairways to find some space or get to the lower ground so screw the elevator and don't use the elevator during any certain emergencies if there is a tornado or fire for example. 0:17 or 0:22 or also 0:36
During normal schedule my school uses this one: 1:08 - For announcements they use this one: 0:38 - for a different day schedule they use these: 0:170:300:46 my school is from Katy ISD in Texas.
Do you think you could do a in-depth demo of the system like showing how it all works? Such as programming bells and hearing tones that you can't access via the phone?
@@jaredmauriello9522If you still intend to, post it! I've been fascinated for years about my schools bell system as this is the one we use. It's a massive school with 9 wings, 4 large gyms, etc, I've always wondered how the system works across such a huge campus that isn't even connected by building
I could play #34 at Mayo Clinic and staff and frequent patients would take notice because that’s what they use for an attention tone before they make emergency announcements. I wouldn’t mind having a direct capture of the sounds if that’s possible.
@@jaredmauriello9522 Yes!! Although, I'm not sure what the precise adapter you're talking about or how rare it is. However, I used one of many "speaker wire to line level" adapters that can easily be found off eBay for cheap, wired it up to the exposed speaker terminals I found in one of my highschool classrooms and managed to record my hs's bell with it (see my "Class Change Bell - National Time and Signal Chime: 530hz" to hear it). I look forward to any updates regarding this and your system, consider me subscribed!
@@AudioTestsNReviews Yes it would be a 25v to Line level adapter. I still don't have one though although I plan on purchasing eventually. Now you say that tone in your video was recorded from your old HS speaker? Do you happen to know if it was an older or newer system? More than likely it's Rauland but that chime is not from an ICS system although it's a similar variant. The one in your video is more sharp sounding and the ICS is more white noisy sounding and at a very low bit rate.
@@jaredmauriello9522 You'd be better off getting on purchasing sooner than later, especially if you get one from China with their month+ long shipping, goodluck. And yes, the 530hz recording was made by tapping into the positive/negative terminals directly thanks to my computer engineering classroom having this unique speaker on-off switch that exposed them. The intercom system it had was definitely older, I've actually wondered myself what the system is, considering I've heard many similar bells on youtube but mine sounds different in how the chimes are timed. Also it seems my school's bell volume was set to clip the amplifier hard, hence the "sharpness" actually being significant audible distortion. Occasionally the bell will play abnormally, with random levels of raspiness (static and sometimes being unusually quiet), some episodes of which gave me clues on how it would sound without the clipping. The system completely stopped working in late 2013. After it broke, the school quickly replaced the entire system, which started off with them using a "800hz pulse" tone, then they quickly changed it to a "800hz chime" (thankfully to most. but the chime's now a little too quiet!). Interestingly the mechanical bells now ring a whopping 20-40 seconds before the intercom bell. Its paging tone is also now identical to my elementary school's paging tone, which instead has a "830hz chime". In case this helps, here's the best photos I got of the actual (old) intercom rig itself, as well as microphone-audio of the old bell, old paging tone, new bell, and new paging tone: drive.google.com/file/d/1pEW_llsd9Vk3mhk5HGGra0carNEjqCA6/view?usp=sharing
There is however it's not accessible by the telephone. The only way to hear it is to set it as a page tone or intercom pre announce tone. It also cannot be used as bells.
anybody has any idea with Telecenter ICS is the button where it has a Grey cancel button at the top and and darker grey normal button at the bottom with a line on the left of it that lines up with a light and it turns red when its pushed, then it beeps when the office secretary get it.
I'm planning on getting a Rauland Telecenter intercom phone and a speaker, are you able to wire the phone directly to the speaker or do you need a whole bell panel for it to work?
No you'll need the whole control unit. At the bare minimum you'll need a Bogen Tamb2 and a 70v amplifier if you want your voice to go over a speaker from a telephone.
@@NormanWeather The best luck you can get with a Rauland is gov auctions, other than that I recommend the UTI1 by Bogen. It also has normally open contacts for some override tones, so you can make a timer relay circuit and it'll play tones over the amp to the 70v speakers.
#31* Emergency Lockdown Alarm #32* Earthquake/Tornado #33* Lockout #34* Classroom Page #35* Intercom Page #36* Class Change Bell #37* 1 minute to tardy bell #38* Tardy Bell #39* Lunch Bell
None of these tones are my change class bell sounds the rauland acc1208 bell sounds like the McBride speaker square tone on the bogen telephone my bel, is tone 1 and where is the speaker next time show me your celling holy shrimp
Tones and commands:
#00* Steady A (Editable, default is Fast Ding Dong)
#31* Bell
#32* Fast Warble
#33* Euro Siren
#34* Fast Ding
#35* Fast Ding Dong
#36* Westminster Chime
#37* Medium Ding
#38* Chime
#39* Pulsating Tone
yep
Fun Fact: #33* is actually a fire alarm.
I have bad news update some rauland telecenter ics unit box just broke on the board.
ah yes, the wonderful day in 2010 at my after school in the cafeteria where I hear 0:40 and "Staff and students, we are now starting lockdown" all because some dude wanted to rob the jack in the box nearby
These tones bring back memories. Westminister chime, we had the high low tone for fire drills, and that other frightening sounding sound for lockdowns.
Remember the first video you made of a Rauland telecenter? What happened to that video? It was an in-depth demonstration video
Tones are:
0:04 - Page (Start announcing)
0:11 - Alert
0:17 - Fast Hi-Lo
0:23 - Hi-Lo
0:31 - Ping
0:39 - All Clear
0:47 - Westminster Chime
1:01 - Pulse 1
1:08 - Bell
1:20 - Pulse 2
well the first pulse from 1:01 is actually a chime pulse or ding and the one from 0:39 was the ding dong while the 0:23 is the actual european style hi low tone siren.
Pulse 2 is my fire alarm tone lol
@@GoldyCraft79 or maybe tornado or lockdown tone you know what i think this rauland telecenter ics does have an automated pre recorded voice message too btw.
During normal schedule my school uses this one: 1:08 - For announcements they use this one: 0:38 - for a different day schedule they use these: 0:17 0:30 0:46 my school is from Katy ISD in Texas.
The 3rd, 4th, and 5th tones are my favorite emergency paging tones on this system.
Can you directly rip these sounds?
My high school had this exact same system, they used Westminster chime(0:47) as the tardy and passing bell, Ping(0:31) as the 1 minute bell right before the tardy bell, and all-clear(0:39) as the attention tone before an announcement(daily bulletin, someone needs to come up to the office, earthquake, fire, and lockdown drills) comes over the PA system. I loved the sounds of this system, but sadly, it is gone now. The phone system was upgraded district wide to this new Algo VOIP system, the new bell tone sounds like a TV censored bleep 🤬 and can be loud and annoying. They also attempted to program different bell tones into it since it is a computer based system, like they tried to add a thunder sound effect to fit the theme of the school because we are the Titans. Also, it’s the same tone for every bell, the 1 minute bell doesn’t have a different tone anymore, and there isn’t that great of a tone to catch your attention before an announcement coming on
Do you how to turn on the bell for period end. I work at a school the same setup
Thanks! I have always wanted to see what tones were there!
It was long overdue but I finally got a unit.
@Graeme Mcrae that is also from Rauland but an older system before the ICS, probably the VI or another one of their systems.
@@dyI.o I doubt that's Rauland. Definitely an old system. I can't say for sure what type of system but it's not Rauland.
@@jaredmauriello9522 there is some Rauland systems that do have that page tone to be exact since one of my high schools did have that page tone and the 515Hz bell tone as their class change bell. I don’t have the page tone to be exact but I do have the bell. There is also another system that is also rauland that has the same bell tone but has the Telecenter 21 Page Tone as their pre-announcement tone.
@@dyI.o Interesting. I have yet to come across a Rauland system that makes that tone. There is a Telecenter 5000 and 5500 but there's no documentation on it and never heard one in person.
From my school they use them like this: 1:09 bell for a normal schedule day, 0:38 announcements, 0:17 0:30 0:46 different schedule days.
My high school I go to has that exact same model.
Pulse 2 (1:20) is used as the “start of day” bell as I call it.
Ping (0:31) is used the 1 minute warning bell, also used as a bell after the fire drills have ended.
Alert (0:11) is used as the beginning of class bell.
All Clear (0:39) is used as a warning bell that the fire drill is about to begin.
Hi-Lo (0:23) is used as a fire alarm.
Page (0:04) is used as a bell when lunch starts.
Westminster Chime (0:47) is used as a dismissal bell.
Conclusion: Not many are left, as they are being replaced by modern ones such as Bogen Multicom 2000s, my high school will be next in the near future. Rauland is superior than modern technology!
#36* is my middle school’s passing period bell sound
Ah yes! Brings me back to the days of middle school
I remember when a classroom was directly paged it was like this absolutely high pitched tone
@@nm4fsv684 Ah yes. I believe it's called "STEADY C". It's absolutely terrible but it does get the attention of everyone Lol.
@@jaredmauriello9522 Yup. Good times
I think some high low tones for tornado alarm or something else can be different no matter which code you put in on that thing. but I know I made some custom text to speech prerecorded announcement voice evac stylish thing. and some times it might say alert 2 times then say a tornado is in the area please take cover well unless if you are using stairways to find some space or get to the lower ground so screw the elevator and don't use the elevator during any certain emergencies if there is a tornado or fire for example. 0:17 or 0:22 or also 0:36
unfortunatly i finally made some bogen valcoms and also national panansonic rauland ametek tones and folder
I like the Japanese bell and the ding dong one
When you dial #33* on the phone, the tone that one is coded to do on the speakers sounds like a fire alarm.
Westlake High School Bells:
0:11 Warning Bell
1:08 Lunch Bell
1:00 Tardy Bell
0:30 Dismissal Bell
You realize you could just press the button in the cradle instead of putting the phone in it?
that’s what they did…
0:39 was the intercom sound when I was in 5th grade
0:47 was the bell sound when I was in 4th grade
During normal schedule my school uses this one: 1:08 - For announcements they use this one: 0:38 - for a different day schedule they use these: 0:17 0:30 0:46 my school is from Katy ISD in Texas.
Badin HS: 1:00
El Dorado HS: 0:03 - Main Bell, 0:31 - Warning Bell
Fast warble sound is the code blue sound for hospitals and clinics
1:19 the intercom when the fire alarm at my school goes off
Was that your own Telecenter, or did you get permission to test the sound codes on one in a building?
The third tone. Sure sounds like a kone kss 570 elevator hall lantern/ pi chime
Do you think you could do a in-depth demo of the system like showing how it all works? Such as programming bells and hearing tones that you can't access via the phone?
I intend to. Just don't know when.
@@jaredmauriello9522If you still intend to, post it! I've been fascinated for years about my schools bell system as this is the one we use. It's a massive school with 9 wings, 4 large gyms, etc, I've always wondered how the system works across such a huge campus that isn't even connected by building
What happened to your previous Rauland tone demo video with the system 21?
The video was deleted. I'll be making more tone videos of all the systems I have in the future.
I really liked that video. I wish it could be brought back
how did you made the 2 drill sounds confuison me
Hello sir, do you have all the ICS tones in .WAV format? Thanks!
Wondering the same.
@@braydencerner2I got them all I posted this long abo
1:09 my school use this as a bell tone but it sounds a little different.
where is the speaker hooked
Does fast ding sounds like Licking Heights High School (2003)?
My school used 1:08 for dismissal and start of day, and 0:04 for announcements.
I think rauland TELECENTER phones sound like a KONE elevator chime compared to bogen
Multi com phones are. Haunted scary sirens
No
where is the video of the bell tone in the silver speaker?
Tone 3 sounds like a KONE elevator 140/570 chime
0:39 Cleanup bell for PE and Related Arts (Middle School) and 1:08 School bell
The announcement tone in my school sounds like a piano note or something? Any idea if it is a Rauland system or not? Just wondering
can you click on the buttons that say “bell” “code yellow” etc.
The evac tone was used in my elementary school paired with genesis horns, could you do a video with those together if possible?
0:04 First Period Bell
0:24 1 Minute warning bell
1:09 Beginning of Class/Tardy
My school has this exact same intercom system, but I think it's been changed now.
0:40 was the change class tone in my middle school, but it was the intercom tone at my high school and the change class tone was 0:11
My old school used 1:01 as the dismissal, 0:47 when the doors opened, and 0:39 as the announcements
Are you able to select tones on this?
I could play #34 at Mayo Clinic and staff and frequent patients would take notice because that’s what they use for an attention tone before they make emergency announcements. I wouldn’t mind having a direct capture of the sounds if that’s possible.
I would if I had a 25v to Line level adapter. When I get my hands on one I'll record High Quality tones on every system I have.
Also Hospitals use the Rauland Responder system. It had the same tones as the ICS but 2 different systems.
@@jaredmauriello9522 Yes!! Although, I'm not sure what the precise adapter you're talking about or how rare it is.
However, I used one of many "speaker wire to line level" adapters that can easily be found off eBay for cheap, wired it up to the exposed speaker terminals I found in one of my highschool classrooms and managed to record my hs's bell with it (see my "Class Change Bell - National Time and Signal Chime: 530hz" to hear it).
I look forward to any updates regarding this and your system, consider me subscribed!
@@AudioTestsNReviews Yes it would be a 25v to Line level adapter. I still don't have one though although I plan on purchasing eventually. Now you say that tone in your video was recorded from your old HS speaker? Do you happen to know if it was an older or newer system? More than likely it's Rauland but that chime is not from an ICS system although it's a similar variant. The one in your video is more sharp sounding and the ICS is more white noisy sounding and at a very low bit rate.
@@jaredmauriello9522 You'd be better off getting on purchasing sooner than later, especially if you get one from China with their month+ long shipping, goodluck.
And yes, the 530hz recording was made by tapping into the positive/negative terminals directly thanks to my computer engineering classroom having this unique speaker on-off switch that exposed them.
The intercom system it had was definitely older, I've actually wondered myself what the system is, considering I've heard many similar bells on youtube but mine sounds different in how the chimes are timed. Also it seems my school's bell volume was set to clip the amplifier hard, hence the "sharpness" actually being significant audible distortion. Occasionally the bell will play abnormally, with random levels of raspiness (static and sometimes being unusually quiet), some episodes of which gave me clues on how it would sound without the clipping. The system completely stopped working in late 2013.
After it broke, the school quickly replaced the entire system, which started off with them using a "800hz pulse" tone, then they quickly changed it to a "800hz chime" (thankfully to most. but the chime's now a little too quiet!). Interestingly the mechanical bells now ring a whopping 20-40 seconds before the intercom bell. Its paging tone is also now identical to my elementary school's paging tone, which instead has a "830hz chime".
In case this helps, here's the best photos I got of the actual (old) intercom rig itself, as well as microphone-audio of the old bell, old paging tone, new bell, and new paging tone: drive.google.com/file/d/1pEW_llsd9Vk3mhk5HGGra0carNEjqCA6/view?usp=sharing
One of the systems have strobes on then
0:32 Ping 1:09 Bell
Is there the continuous tone on the system or there is, it just wasn’t played?
There is however it's not accessible by the telephone. The only way to hear it is to set it as a page tone or intercom pre announce tone. It also cannot be used as bells.
Could you make a IV tones video?
anybody has any idea with Telecenter ICS is the button where it has a Grey cancel button at the top and and darker grey normal button at the bottom with a line on the left of it that lines up with a light and it turns red when its pushed, then it beeps when the office secretary get it.
They call that a "Call Assurance Switch".
I'm planning on getting a Rauland Telecenter intercom phone and a speaker, are you able to wire the phone directly to the speaker or do you need a whole bell panel for it to work?
No you'll need the whole control unit. At the bare minimum you'll need a Bogen Tamb2 and a 70v amplifier if you want your voice to go over a speaker from a telephone.
@@jaredmauriello9522 Can u tell me where I can get one of those?
@@NormanWeather You can find them on eBay. Search up "Bogen Paging Amplifier" and "Bogen Tamb2". You'll be able to buy it there.
@@NormanWeather The best luck you can get with a Rauland is gov auctions, other than that I recommend the UTI1 by Bogen. It also has normally open contacts for some override tones, so you can make a timer relay circuit and it'll play tones over the amp to the 70v speakers.
@@jaredmauriello9522 bought one. All I'm missing is a phone cord for the Line part. I got the handset set up already.
Can you please do another Home System Test with the Siemens Umhu?
The system is in pieces as of now so sometime in the future you will see another one.
@@jaredmauriello9522 What is going on with the system? New panel?
@@FireAlarm33 Just never had a lot of time to put everything together. When my schedule clears up you'll see more of that.
i want to see the celling
#31* Emergency Lockdown Alarm
#32* Earthquake/Tornado
#33* Lockout
#34* Classroom Page
#35* Intercom Page
#36* Class Change Bell
#37* 1 minute to tardy bell
#38* Tardy Bell
#39* Lunch Bell
What the number for the Japanese bell
what is the number for the talking tone
@WILLIAM CONDRON yes
@WILLIAM CONDRON japan school
0:39 Abraxas High School
What is the 3rd tone?
Including the page tone, that would be Fast Warble. If you're talking about the tone after #33* that's Euro Siren.
Arrow Lanes HS: 1:08 Main Bell 0:11 Warning Bell 1:19 Tornado 0:47 Other Warning Bell
The third tone does sound like a KONE elevator chime why no
No not haunted scary sirens
0:47 big ben
my school uses it
0:04
How much would you want if I were to buy it from you? I'll pay for shipping, everything.
It's not for sale. It is actively hardwired to speakers and phones around my house.
@@jaredmauriello9522 Where did this one come from? I’m looking to spend up to 3000 on one.
@@jsdoyle2934 Message me on Facebook Messenger. I may know a guy who has one. Name is the same as my youtube name.
@@jsdoyle2934 I'm also in NewAgeServerAlarm fire alarm Facebook group as well.
@@jsdoyle2934 did you ever get the ICS system?
None of these tones are my change class bell sounds the rauland acc1208 bell sounds like the McBride speaker square tone on the bogen telephone my bel, is tone 1 and where is the speaker next time show me your celling holy shrimp
0:32
0:32
0:04
0:39
0:39
1:10
1:10