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#98116 - 05/30/18 10:31 AM Re: 976 trigger output voltage is 5V instead of 12V [Re: Audiouser]
Helson Gunslinger Registered: 03/21/12 Posts: 283 Loc: USA	Originally Posted By Audiouser Yes, so far that’s what I have found. The 2200 has an audio signal detect that will bring it out of standby. After turning off the 976, or a few minutes of playing nothing, the 2200 goes into standby. I haven’t measured the voltage (yet), but will. I’m still unclear from the thread whether 5V is by design or is a flaw. The 976 has 2 trigger outs. Trigger 2 out is set to off by default, while Trigger 1 output is set to on. These can be toggled in the input set up menu. Edited by Helson (05/30/18 10:32 AM) _________________________ Main HT <> 976 <> 7200 <> Ultra-X12 <> sapphire ST2 mkII RF/LF <> sapphire SC center sapphire ST2 mkII SBR/SBL <> sapphire SS SR/SL <> Verizon/DVR <> Vizio M70Q7 <> Oppo UDP-203 <> Amazon 4k Fire TV
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#98227 - 11/26/18 10:18 PM Re: 976 trigger output voltage is 5V instead of 12V [Re: rghinton]
975 destroyer Gunslinger Registered: 09/07/15 Posts: 129 Loc: Georgia, US of A!	Originally Posted By rghinton I got the IOT relay today and it does the job. My 976 now is able to turn on my Outlaw Audio ICBM using the 5VDC trigger. Would you post a link for for that relay? The 975 worked just fine w/a 12V automotive type relay triggering a bank of Furman mini ports. My “just arrived” 976 won’t trigger the above. Something for the “976 dislike thread” like maybe the other trigger is 12V. Thnx, Tony
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#98235 - 12/08/18 12:42 AM Re: 976 trigger output voltage is 5V instead of 12V [Re: BryanH]
975 destroyer Gunslinger Registered: 09/07/15 Posts: 129 Loc: Georgia, US of A!	5V relay arrived today! Back in business! Unfortunately 976 is taller than the 975. That forced me to remove my CC EXO as its bottom is or rather was about a 1/4” above the 976 top panel. Please don’t ask me to explain the why for said location. Until my welder bud builds the speaker/amp stand w/clearance beneath for its EXO I’ll hafta do w/out a CC. Later,Tony
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