Yes. There is a delay. I just did this with AAE's instead of bipad but I
had to put 2 seconds of dead air at the beginning of my mp3. I played mine
off of an mc3.
Sent from my iBerryRex. RAWR
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On Dec 23, 2012, at 5:48 PM, mrtgilberty <mrtgilbert@...> wrote:
I'm using a C2N-IIF loaded with a WAV file to drive the local doorbell
speaker of the C2N-IIF as well as feeding the speaker audio from the
C2N-IIF back into the house into a BIPAD.
On my test bench this works fine, running into two amps to generate the
audio, so the audio generates fine.
However when installed at the customer site, the local doorbell (a
Holovision door entry system) plays the audio fine, however the audio going
through the BIPAD doesn't work and makes a very quiet muffled 'odd
sounding' noise.
The audio out from the C2N-IIF (via the Speaker outputs) - I have the SPK
+/- wires going into the local speaker as well as feeding into a Direct
Injection box to take the speaker level down to line level. This then feeds
into one of the RCA stereo inputs of the BIPAD and into a AMPX.
I've adjusted the impedence of the Direct Injection box from full to none
however I can't seem to get anything to work.
The levels of the AMPX are set to a sensible level and the rooms in
question are 'activated' when the audio is playing after the doorbell
button is pressed. The doorbell sound then plays on the local door-station
speaker but not over the speakers in the house (ie via the BIPAD / AMP).
Could there be a delay in the AMPX turning on each zone, or is there some
sort of incompatibility of using a WAV file to play through the BIPAD and
AMPX? (I'm beginning to clutch at straws as to what could be wrong!)
Thanks
Tom
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