Dts audio control panel has stopped working

#Dts audio control panel has stopped working how to#
#Dts audio control panel has stopped working manual#

from the voltages inside, a person can be killed. Inside a subwoofer are dangerous voltages. When it is a pre636 system or post636 i think there are some differences in schematics.

#Dts audio control panel has stopped working how to#

Bypass cable, you can find in this forum, steps how to make it and so on. Also, if the control pod is dead, you can try to make a bypass cable in this case you can use the system without the control pod if that is the problem. Inside a control pod there are points that you can measure control pod supply 18v and 8v. Don't have a schematic but you can find it on internet. Or you can measure it directly inside a control unit. If you know a bit electronics begin with measuring the voltages from the trafo and on voltage regulators (little black things on main board). So in this case i would assume that the main transformer is working, so i would measure the 18v an 8v voltage regulators on main board. But it shouldn't be to loud, just enough to hear it. When the buzzing is from transformer that's ok. It is located upfront by the subwoofer speaker. Well, that buzz you hear is probably coming from the main transformer. I'm trying to find out how to remove that 'pop' by using Pin 8, the answer is hereД«ut i don't understand how this works, yet. You have a working sub! Pics soon to get more details. by doing this, you bypass the board, and it removes the loud tone/hum everyone was/is complaining about when they don't have the other end of the RCA cablle connected to the reciever.ДЇor my ground, i traced pin 13 on the board, and found it to be an empty slot WA101 - i just wired that to the ground on the RCA plug, and voila! Connect that to the RCA plug, to the middle part. I unsoldered the - GREY - wire from the daughterboard, this is what goes to pin 2, the sub's audio input. With this, when you power on the sub, the amp is turned on, and the sub will 'pop' (this is normal for now) Pin 7 to Out on the 7805 (this is your converted 5 volt source to turn on the amp) Pin 10 (it's the 8volt source) to IN on the 7805 I drilled a hole and put an RCA connector for the Sub signal input (from the pre-out on my reciever)ДЄdd a 7805 Voltage regulator that will turn on the amps in the sub - this is what a lot of people have used, it takes the 8 volts from insite the amp, and converts it to 5 volts, i did it directly at the pins inside the sub.

Before i started, i did a cable that connected to the DB15 to test the sub. Speakers x5, sub, mute, nothing, power on, nothingДЇinal reference for wire colours: green is ground, red is 8v, grey is sub in, white is power on.ДЇor everyone with a PID pre636 Z5500 sub, and do not plan use the speakers from the sub's amp anymore, but want to user the sub in a home theater setup connected to an amp, here is my solution/suggestion. Here is a reference board that is the same. If you don't unsolder it, you will get the nastiest tone you've ever heard. The final trick is to unsolder the grey wire and connect it to your sub input. In all 3 varieties, you will have to either use a 5v voltage regulator, or a voltage divider to make 8v into 5v to the white wire for it to work best. For the final connection on the relay, connect the two end to 8v and the white wire. Replace C4 with 2200uF, replace R11 with 1M ohm (this will give about 8-9 minutes till it turnes off.) Replace R6 with a 20k trimpot to dial in the sensitivity (i used 2k ohms) If you want auto sensing, build this circuit If you want always on, solder 8v to white.

#Dts audio control panel has stopped working manual#

If you want manual switch, then solder the switch between 8v and white wire. Manual: you have to switch it on, or leave the power on.ДЄuto: Have an audio sensing circuit that activates a relay, turning on the sub, with a timing capacitor that shuts it off after a certain amount of time. If you want an all internal mod, ie you are going to use an RCA connector for the Sub signal (from pre-out) you have 2 options for powering up the unit. Nevermind I tinkered around inside a bit and now it is perfect.ДЇor everyone else with a PID pre636 Z5500 sub, and do not want the speakers connected and are using the sub connected to an amp, THIS is the final solution.