10-Apr-2018, 17:41
You have to make sure in the configurator that the SW output is 'ON' when you start the Devialet. In some firmware versions the default is off. You can also nominate a button on the remote to switch it on and off. Try that and see if you can switch it on and off.
I actually set up mine that when I press the 'off' on the remote, my main speakers go back to full range (and not crossed with a high-pass filter).
In other words, I can A/B test my system with the subs (I have two) on and the main speakers crossed at 80Hz and just the full range speakers without the subs.
It is definitely something in the configurator. Check out the 'pre on' 'pre off' setting and also you can do that setting differently for each input.
Zoltan
I actually set up mine that when I press the 'off' on the remote, my main speakers go back to full range (and not crossed with a high-pass filter).
In other words, I can A/B test my system with the subs (I have two) on and the main speakers crossed at 80Hz and just the full range speakers without the subs.
It is definitely something in the configurator. Check out the 'pre on' 'pre off' setting and also you can do that setting differently for each input.
Zoltan
Win10/HQPlayer / Roon - Uptone Audio Etherregen switch / SOtM-SMS-200 ultra with clock input - Mutec REF 10 clock for the switch and the streamer - Denafrips GAIA DCC - Devialet D800 - YG Acoustics Carmel - Dual Elac SUB-2090
power supplies: Uptone JS-2, SOtM SPS-500
