Sport Timing Specialists   Home  |  Products  |  Pricing  |  Brochure  |  Support  |  Contact Us  |  Links Automatic Horn (Click on picture to enlarge) The Automatic Horn is a versatile accessory for the Polaris timer. The horn is great for bull or bronc riding, cutting, team penning and jumping events. The horn is also used to signal a broken barrier for roping events when using electric eye barriers on the riders. IMPORTANT! Depending on the other timing equipment you purchase, you may not need the Automatic Horn. The 18 inch light-bulb scoreboard includes a built-in horn that provides the same functionality as the Automatic Horn. The wireless Polaris also provides a direct connection to a PA system, or to our Amplifier/Speaker Combo, that sounds the horn over your speakers. It too provides the same functionality as the Automatic Horn. (See Ordering Information below.) Features For events like bull riding, cutting and team penning, the timer automatically sounds the horn at the appropriate time limit(s). When used for Roping, the horn automatically sounds to indicate a broken barrier. When used with header and heeler barriers, the horn sounds a different pattern for the header than for the heeler. The horn can be manually sounded by simply pressing a button. Great for show jumping to allow the judge to signal the rider on course. The horn is small and compact (about 5 inches square and 3 inches deep). The horn emits a very loud buzzer sound – not a "car alarm" siren. Ordering Information The Automatic Horn comes complete as shown with an 8 foot A/C power cord and a 25 foot data cord which runs back to the timer console in the announcer’s booth. To purchase, see the accessories price list. Wireless Polaris Users: If instead of using the Automatic Horn, you wish to use the direct connection from the timer to your PA System, or to our Amplifier/Speaker Combo, then a Timer to PA Horn Cable is needed. The following cables are available: The line level cable plugs into an RCA phono-jack on your PA system ("Aux", "CD In", "Tape In", etc.). The microphone level cable plugs into a 1/4" high-impedance microphone jack which is present on most PA systems. To purchase a horn cable, see the accessories price list. © 2009 FarmTek, Inc.