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    Hacking the buzzerbox

    Ah that makes sense, ok I'll do that. I may have measured a different set of pins this time! Oops. When I get someone over I'll get them to buzz a few times again. Good to know I can power a low powered device, I'm not sure the bluetooth module yet, I kinda just wanted to experiment a bit...
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    Hacking the buzzerbox

    @dorke sorry for the long wait on response, it took me a while to find someone who was willing to wait downstairs and press the buzzer. So between 1 -> 4 AC it jumps to 5 when i first connect the multimeter and then to 0, when the buzzer is hit it jumps to 2 1 -> 4 DC is at 12 and drops to 10...
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    Hacking the buzzerbox

    12 v (DC) runs between 1 -> 2, 1 -> 3, 1 -> 4. I put the pos on 1 and then put the neg on 2, 3 and 4 pressing each button at each connection. All of them react in some way except listen. For talk ====== 1 -> 2 - is drops to 8.5ish 1 -> 3 - is drops to 0 1 -> 4 - is drops to 8.5ish 2 -> 3 -...
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    Hacking the buzzerbox

    Thanks for all that info @dorke that's amazingly helpful, especially the schematic. So to detect the speaker going off I could slot something between speaker negative and 4, there is a black wire going from speaker to pcb so I'm assuming that's it. The last step is figuring out the control...
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    Hacking the buzzerbox

    Thanks for the info, I didn't know that the audio transmited two way like that. So if it's wired like this could you technically hack it to talk to other suites? 0.o This is the schematic I found when I searched that however I'm not sure what 3 is then, is it just the ground? In either case I...
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    Hacking the buzzerbox

    Hello Everyone, I'm a newbie here and started picking up electronics about a half year ago, not very intensely as I haven't a lot of time. I'm normally a software dev! Anyhow I have this project here where Im trying to modify my buzzer box inside my apartment to connect to this bluetooth...
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