I’ll give you a beep!
First number sets the pitch, second the tone length
[console]::beep(500,300)
[console]::beep(2100,300)
[console]::beep(500,300)
[console]::beep(2100,300)
You can use it in a script to warn you if something needs to be alarmed, or you could go all morse-code like a freakin’ morse-guy!
Iterate it over a for loop to make it Space Invaders:
$pitch=2200
for ($x=0 ;$x -le 10; $x++)
{
[console]::beep($pitch,200)
$pitch=$pitch-200
}
And by the way, if you want your Mikrotik router to play a song when it’s about time, you could schedule a script, like:
:for i from=1 to=3 step=1 do={
:beep frequency=880 length=494ms;
:delay 100ms;
:beep frequency=1000 length=494ms;
:delay 100ms;
:beep frequency=1200 length=494ms;
:delay 100ms;
}
:beep frequency=1400 length=494ms;
:delay 100ms;
:beep frequency=1520 length=494ms;
:delay 100ms;
-of course you have a Mikrotik router!
