I know this is probably really simple to do. But I have a telephone that I need to make ring at the right time. Its a phone from like the 90s with an actual bell in it. Any Ideas?
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For the phone ring, could you not just play a sound effect? That's what I just did in a show and it worked pretty well. ...
I need to make a phone ring... in the past at the high school we used a cheap and ... At the CT, I think we used 10v to make a phone ring.... and if I ...
To make a phone ring, it takes 90 Volts AC, at 20 Hertz, with an on/off pattern to it. There are boxes made to provide that to simulate what comes from the phone company. They are called ring generators. Or, if you have a phone line handy, use the real thing.
Wiki entry Tele-Q. Of course, if one doesn't know that's what it's called, one can't search for it, but hopefully some threads will point to that entry.