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  • Door chime
    Paul ScarbroP Paul Scarbro

    Hi, new member here.

    I may be going about this in a convoluted way, but I revel in creating and undertaking projects.

    The problem: I need an audible signal for when a door is opened.

    My current solution: using an old doorbell where the battery terminal on the push button unit became corroded, I used a 5 volt mains transformer and reduced the voltage to 3 volt which powers the push button unit well.
    I have connected a reed switch to the push button terminals in a normally open configuration.

    What happens: The chime sounds when the door is open, but continues to sound until the door is closed!

    What I would like to happen: one or two chimes only regardless of how long the door is opened for.

    What I think I need: a timed latching circuit.

    I welcome any help in this. Thank you.

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