Thread: m1 atx

Is the batteri in a good condition?
And did you wire directly from the battery regarding the 12+ and -?

Mine is working flawlessly, exept from the the J2 jumper to start the Amp but lookes like no one have have a solution for that...

Originally Posted by Power_nisse

Is the batteri in a good condition?
And did you wire directly from the battery regarding the 12+ and -?

Mine is working flawlessly, exept from the the J2 jumper to start the Amp but lookes like no one have have a solution for that...

What do you mean with the J2 jumper to start the Amp, I start my amps from the m1 and it works very good.

Originally Posted by weekendowel

What do you mean with the J2 jumper to start the Amp, I start my amps from the m1 and it works very good.

I have measured and the voltmeter shows 11.80 volts.
No power on to amp from there not even a 12v reley would start. (had it connected for some minutes.)

did you connect the pin that's closest to the caps only?

It doesnt work for me at all. tried this 3 times now

I had the same problem the BIOS power save setting needs to be set to STR3 or something like that.

Also mine failed to work untill I replace the battery even thought it was reading 11.8v at crank

Many people on here told me to not replace the battery but once it was replaced every thing worked floorlessly (if there is such a word).

the battery after start car is 11,9 this is a good value.....
i start pc and if i start car, the pc reset....but some time no ever times....once reset once no reset, the reset is randomly

sorry for english but i'm
italian boy

have some suggestion?

Originally Posted by Power_nisse

I have measured and the voltmeter shows 11.80 volts.
No power on to amp from there not even a 12v reley would start. (had it connected for some minutes.)

did you connect the pin that's closest to the caps only?

It doesnt work for me at all. tried this 3 times now

The amp and M1-ATX need to have a common ground for the amp-turn-on to work. Have you used a multi-meter to test this? Mine works flawlessly. And, yes, it's the connection closest to the capacitor that I use.

Aha.. i see so you can connect the second pin to the negative on the amp.. Then it will work i guess?

Gonna test this right away then :P

Not on mine. Only one pin is utilized and it is the positive pin.

is the bad battery thanks for support