We
introduce device for electronic imitation of clock and bells ringing
and also chimes of carillions.
Wchich one of us doesn't remember beautiful chime from Cracow's
church's tower transmitted by radio. This chime become the property
of all Poles. It orginates from the legend of trumpeter-guard,
who died while raising an alarm. During notorious Tatar's invasion
and siege the city in 1240, guard who was looking out in market's
tower noticeg approaching army, he begun playing alert. Thought
guard was killed by Tatar's arrow and melody was interrupt, the
citizens started up the deffence. Altough Cracow was completely
destroyed. Later for a keepsake of this event, everytime that
melody was played it was interrupted in a half and ofter a break
played to the end.
If we will search through our city's history, we will find that
almost every one of them had it's own bugle-call, and especially
those which were also the fortress. Bugle-calls have had many
functions, they were played at the sunrise and at the sunset,
they were played fir afternoon break, with the last sound gates
to the city were closed. In some cities the bugle-calls were played
every hour as it is in Cracow.
Basic parameter's of electronic carillion:
- 200 sequences of switch ou's melodies in any day, distingwishing
week-days, saturdays, sundays, months
- programable sound volume
- manual/automatic run mode
- internal speaker
- radio-controlled DCFreceiver internal clock
- LCD screen
- max. external power 200 W, optionally 2x, 3x, lub 4x 200 W
- speaking-tube 250 W or 50 W, air-tight
- feed voltage120 V or 25 V
- transmission frequency 20 Hz - 20 000 Hz - very high for this
kind of devices
- perfectly ringing the hours or programmed chimes
- carillon is synchronized with atomic time pattern by radio-wave
from DCF-77, transmitter (for instance carillion automatically
changes from summer to winter time)
- device automatically sets itself after a switching on
- we secure high quality of the product
Probation
If uou wish we could install device for probation. |
