OpenSecurity: os_alarm not found

[GameMaster2030 1]

I'm trying to get an alarm system to work, but when I try this code I'm getting an error that os_alarm does not exist in /boot/04_component.lua

local component = require("component")
local sides = require("sides")
rs = component.redstone
alarm = component.os_alarm
yes = true

while yes do
	if rs.getInput(sides.south)>0 then
		alarm.setAlarm("klaxon2")
		alarm.setRange(1-60)
		alarm.activate()
	else
		alarm.setAlarm("klaxon2")
		alarm.setRange(1-60)
		alarm.deactivate()
	end
end

 

[ben_mkiv 9]

please try to change

alarm.setRange(1-60)

to

alarm.setRange(15)

and report back if the issue persists

[GameMaster2030 1]

Nevermind, you need to attach it directly. But it doesn't make sound now. I have a redstone card and a lever attached to it. It should work

[GameMaster2030 1]

In the table it also gives one alarm that is atached. This is just weird. Why isn't this working?

[GameMaster2030 1]

13 hours ago, ben_mkiv said:

please try to change

alarm.setRange(1-60)

to

alarm.setRange(15)

and report back if the issue persists

That worked, thanks. Question, is it possible to activate alarms wireless?

[ben_mkiv 9]

There are none within the mod, but you can do that with OC but it requires knowledge about how things work.

you could use network messages to send a command to the computer which the alarm is connected to. Or (which is more complicated) assemble a Microcontroller with the Alarm inside, which does listen for the network message.

How to use network messages can be read up here: https://ocdoc.cil.li/component:modem

You should start with 2 computers which have a wireless network card, and when you got that running you could look into microcontrollers.

[GameMaster2030 1]

16 hours ago, ben_mkiv said:

There are none within the mod, but you can do that with OC but it requires knowledge about how things work.

you could use network messages to send a command to the computer which the alarm is connected to. Or (which is more complicated) assemble a Microcontroller with the Alarm inside, which does listen for the network message.

How to use network messages can be read up here: https://ocdoc.cil.li/component:modem

You should start with 2 computers which have a wireless network card, and when you got that running you could look into microcontrollers.

Yeah, I was already thinking about those two things. But thanks for helping me.