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Reply With QuoteI thought you were supposed to use pins 4 & 7 when measuring voltage - maybe it doesn't matter if it's 7 or 5? I got 12V on my Thinkpad T30.
well mine gave me -11.98 before the service started then 11.98 when it turned on but thats on my atx mobo and it turns my amp on perfectly connected directly to pin 4 so i think only way your gonna tell is if you hook your amp up and see if it turns it on. may be a problem if your just getting 9 and ur amp needs 12v remote on?
I thought you were supposed to use pins 4 & 7 when measuring voltage - maybe it doesn't matter if it's 7 or 5? I got 12V on my Thinkpad T30.
Most power supply I have seen here have a RMT pin, which is used for powering the amp. Wouldn't it be better and just easier to hook it up to that pin?
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Some installs have electrical noise or thumps while powering up the computer. Using the remote turn-on lead of the PSU powers up the amp when the ignition is turned giving this noise a chance to be heard. Turning on the amp after Windows has started will eliminate this noise. There are other ways to turn on the amp later in the power-up cycle like using a delay switch. Personally, if DTR works like I expect, I prefer it over a delay switch because it will be more precise about turning on the amp at the right time after Windows is booted.Originally Posted by checksum
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does anyone have a update on this program? Or is it done with
no need for a update it runs like it should if you can't download it from the links check my car thread i have a link there.
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Can someone please post up the DB9 pinout including each wire color and its corresponding pins?
I was thinking I would just write some code to turn the volume down, kind of like a good home stereo will do when it's powered off. That way if I get out of the car with the vol up high, when I go to leave for work at 6am I don't wake everyone up
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I was thinking I would just write some code to turn the volume down, kind of like a good home stereo will do when it's powered off. That way if I get out of the car with the vol up high, when I go to leave for work at 6am I don't wake everyone up
Go with the DTR method, works perfect.
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