Hello! I now have a current sensing smart strip for an audio project that is near completion.
I ran into a problem when one of the devices an electronic cross over remains on and the amplifier keeps triggering back on when the audio signal is closed down.
This is how it is suppose to go. An Apple Airport Express receives a signal to start streaming music from my Ipad. The signal goes to an active crossover first to divide the signal between the main speakers and the subwoofers. That didnt work because the electronic crossover has no signal sensing so nothing came on.
Plan 2: run the signal to the amplifier for the mains as it has signal sensing. Then cascade the output of that amp to the crossover. This would mean the mains run full range and the subs just add bass as needed.....sure
Seems even if the amplifier senses a signal from the acive crossover's input or duplicated output it switches on.....good grief
I ran into a problem when one of the devices an electronic cross over remains on and the amplifier keeps triggering back on when the audio signal is closed down.
This is how it is suppose to go. An Apple Airport Express receives a signal to start streaming music from my Ipad. The signal goes to an active crossover first to divide the signal between the main speakers and the subwoofers. That didnt work because the electronic crossover has no signal sensing so nothing came on.
Plan 2: run the signal to the amplifier for the mains as it has signal sensing. Then cascade the output of that amp to the crossover. This would mean the mains run full range and the subs just add bass as needed.....sure
Seems even if the amplifier senses a signal from the acive crossover's input or duplicated output it switches on.....good grief
