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Speaker play pre-recorded message

a1steve
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Hi 

 

I am looking for a speaker with a sd card in it were I can set  pre-recorded messages to activate when a PIR is tripped. I know axis do a ip speaker but I would need a alarm  module to trip the the recordings. Has anyone tried doing this or know a better way of doing it. I am looking at doing it for a car park and to play a message saying cctv is being  monitored remotely when someone comes into the car park 

system q have one but its not that loud they have the pre recorded message too 

Just made me think of this sorry lol

Also as Peter has said the voicebox.

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    I've used the system Q one before, its called Voice off it has multiple alarm triggers and you can add additional speakers to it

    GJD Multispeech should do what you require.

    Drives a 8 Ohm speaker from NO or triggered inputs.

    No SD card it's stored on the board.

     

    19 hours ago, Simlec said:

    Just made me think of this sorry lol

    Also as Peter has said the voicebox.

    I used one as a doorbell in my old house with a sound clip from the fast show "this week I have been mostly eating raspberry poptarts" 

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