Bosch 0 986 334 001 - Troubleshooting Guide

Bosch 0 986 334 001

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – The Art of Sound
  • Page 3 – The Bosch Buzzer
  • Page 4 – Fanfare Horn; Anatomy
  • Page 5 – The Construction of Sound; The Kinetics; Harmony in Motion
  • Page 6 – The Acoustics; Sound Pressure; Frequency
  • Page 7 – Frequently Asked Questions; Technology
  • Page 8 – Passenger Car & Light; Product Range Comparison
  • Page 9 – Product Characteristics; Heavy Commercial Vehicles
  • Page 10 – fights above weight class; Disc Horns
  • Page 11 – Europa Supertone; Premium
  • Page 12 – Your Enduring; Piccolo
  • Page 13 – Megatone; Announcer with
  • Page 14 – Full Function in; FC2 Disc Compact
  • Page 15 – Easy Rider; Motorcycle Mini
  • Page 16 – Disc Horn; FC4 Disc Standard
  • Page 17 – Commerical Use
  • Page 18 – mellowed brilliance; Fanfare Horns
  • Page 19 – The Power; H3F Digital Fanfare
  • Page 20 – The Ultrathin; EC9C Fanfare Wafer
  • Page 21 – The Compact; Evolution Fanfare Horn
  • Page 22 – Strider Fanfare Horn
  • Page 23 – Fanfare; Windtone
  • Page 24 – Fanfare for the
  • Page 25 – Compressor Trumpets
  • Page 26 – Air Master; Compact and
  • Page 27 – The Classic Choice
  • Page 28 – Announce
  • Page 29 – Backup Buzzer; Universal Backup
  • Page 30 – Application Summary
  • Page 34 – Appendix
  • Page 35 – Connection Types for Europa Supertone
  • Page 37 – Connection Types for FC4 and FD4 horns
  • Page 42 – Notes
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Summary

Page 2 - The Art of Sound

The Art of Sound Introduction How it all began 2 Introduction to Product The Structure 3 The Kinetics 4 The Acoustics 5 Frequently Asked Questions 6 Product Range Comparison 7 Product Ranges Disc Horns 9 Fanfare Horns 17 Compressor Trumpets 24 Backup Buzzer 28 Application Summary 29 Appendix 33

Page 3 - The Bosch Buzzer

Automotive horns did not exist till almost a hundred years ago. At that time, in order to signal their own presence and to warn other road users, drivers used anything that made a loud enough noise. Bosch saw in this clamour the need for a device that would be easier on the ears. In 1913 Bosch filed...

Page 4 - Fanfare Horn; Anatomy

Diaphragm Thin, flexible metal membrane that creates the sound Armature Connected to the diaphragm Solenoid Coil To create the driving force Contact Point Regulates current flow through the coil Vibrator (in disc horns) Moves in a magnetic gap and vibrates to the diaphragm to create sound by resonan...

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