Hey guys,
I have just finished installing the PXA-H700. The problem I have is that I cant get sound out of all the channels.
Basically, I am running 3 way active fronts. So I have the Front 1 preout from the PXA set-up for tweets, the Front 2 preout set-up for 6.5" mids and the Rear preout set-up for 8" mids.
Nothing is coming out of the rear preouts, I have checked all the settings and as far as I can see everything is set properly and turned on. What could be the problem?
edy
Full Version: PXA-H700 Help!!!!!
if you're using the Ai-NEt connector, make sure your HU isn't faded to the front! 
Nah I have checked that, thanks anyway Bob.
edy
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Did you turn on the rear channel in your PXA-H700? (Under Set Up)
the defalt was always on isn't it. did this happen only in DTS mode? if so it is normal.
Yeah the rear channel is turned on. I have changed RCA's, that did nothing.
The amp is definately working so I am really stumped as to what it could be.
edy
The amp is definately working so I am really stumped as to what it could be.
edy
ok,
have you accidentally set conflicting crossovers (processor is set to LP, amp is set to HP)
Is that channel attenuated?
if you attenuate it to -13db, it actually mutes that channel, so NO sound regardless of gain setting.
can you pull the RCA's out, and try them in one of the other outputs (remember your crossovers setting won't be right, but just try it at low volume to check if there's any sound)
at golf mentioned, make sure you don't have it in a "non-surround" processing mode (like dolby 3.1)
infact, just turn any form of pro-logic off to see if that's affecting it
have you accidentally set conflicting crossovers (processor is set to LP, amp is set to HP)
Is that channel attenuated?
if you attenuate it to -13db, it actually mutes that channel, so NO sound regardless of gain setting.
can you pull the RCA's out, and try them in one of the other outputs (remember your crossovers setting won't be right, but just try it at low volume to check if there's any sound)
at golf mentioned, make sure you don't have it in a "non-surround" processing mode (like dolby 3.1)
infact, just turn any form of pro-logic off to see if that's affecting it
Ok. I just checked, processor set to HP, amp set to HP. The channel is not attentuated at all...
I pulled the RCA's out and those speakers/amp work running off the other output, so its definately something to do with the processor.
I have all forms of pro-logic turned off and still nothing, I'm out of ideas???
thanks for the help so far though,
edy
I pulled the RCA's out and those speakers/amp work running off the other output, so its definately something to do with the processor.
I have all forms of pro-logic turned off and still nothing, I'm out of ideas???
thanks for the help so far though,
edy
Alright, got it worked out.
When you go into 5.1 channel speaker set-up mode you can turn the preouts on and off in there too and I did not realise that.
So its all working now, thanks for the help everyone...
edy
When you go into 5.1 channel speaker set-up mode you can turn the preouts on and off in there too and I did not realise that.
So its all working now, thanks for the help everyone...
edy
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