Difference between revisions of "How to play audio"
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# check the speaker amplifier, usually the amplifier itself should never be touched. Is it on? Is the volume about halfway? Set to aux? | # check the speaker amplifier, usually the amplifier itself should never be touched. Is it on? Is the volume about halfway? Set to aux? | ||
# oh darn, theres nothing else you can do, you'll have to trace the audio path from source to speaker. regardless if you manage to fix it, consider dropping a word about it on mattermost. | # oh darn, theres nothing else you can do, you'll have to trace the audio path from source to speaker. regardless if you manage to fix it, consider dropping a word about it on mattermost. | ||
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+ | ==switch and control box== | ||
+ | ===pseudocode=== | ||
+ | #don't touch the amplifier | ||
+ | #connect analog audio to the black box under the bar countertop (near the phone, left of the spacebar display) | ||
+ | ##make sure the source is outputting | ||
+ | ##make sure to use an input | ||
+ | ##*the first 5 RCA stereo pairs are inputs (left to right, as seen from the back) | ||
+ | ##**rotary switch (chickenhead) all the way to the right (as seen from the front) is off <br \>inputs 1-5 from there to the left (clockwise) | ||
+ | ##**red is always the right signal | ||
+ | #with the volume knob set to an appropriate level, try all rotary switch positions | ||
+ | ##if nothing comes out of the speakers, toggle the middle switch and try again | ||
+ | ###if still nothing, retry from step 1, once | ||
+ | #fuck it, see if the amplifier is on | ||
+ | ##see if the cable to the amplifier got disconnected, reconnect it if it is | ||
+ | ##*touching the cable will introduce a convenient noise signal which can confirm the wire is connected to the amplifier | ||
+ | ##**this should be safe | ||
+ | #ask for help | ||
+ | #report the problem | ||
+ | ##give up | ||
+ | #make original music |
Revision as of 10:55, 15 June 2018
Contents
from your device over Bluetooth
- pair your device with the PhilipsBT which is a black hockeypuck attached/dangling somewhere under the bar. You need to press its only button in order to perform this pairing. You usually need a lot of retries.
- start playing music on your device
- on the channel selecter (the black box with rotary switch attached under the bar) make sure the flipswitch is up
- on the channel selecter turn the volume about halfway
- on the channel selecter search for the right channel by turning the knob until you hear music
- see that didnt work for me if that didnt work for you
from the smartphone taped to the bar
- let it play some music from your favorite service
- rest is same as above
from your device using mini jack
- take the mini jack out of the smartphone taped to the bar and plug into your device
- rest is same as above
- ofc plug it back in the smartphone after use
from the space chromecast
(todo)
that didnt work for me
- check the speaker amplifier, usually the amplifier itself should never be touched. Is it on? Is the volume about halfway? Set to aux?
- oh darn, theres nothing else you can do, you'll have to trace the audio path from source to speaker. regardless if you manage to fix it, consider dropping a word about it on mattermost.
switch and control box
pseudocode
- don't touch the amplifier
- connect analog audio to the black box under the bar countertop (near the phone, left of the spacebar display)
- make sure the source is outputting
- make sure to use an input
- the first 5 RCA stereo pairs are inputs (left to right, as seen from the back)
- rotary switch (chickenhead) all the way to the right (as seen from the front) is off
inputs 1-5 from there to the left (clockwise) - red is always the right signal
- rotary switch (chickenhead) all the way to the right (as seen from the front) is off
- the first 5 RCA stereo pairs are inputs (left to right, as seen from the back)
- with the volume knob set to an appropriate level, try all rotary switch positions
- if nothing comes out of the speakers, toggle the middle switch and try again
- if still nothing, retry from step 1, once
- if nothing comes out of the speakers, toggle the middle switch and try again
- fuck it, see if the amplifier is on
- see if the cable to the amplifier got disconnected, reconnect it if it is
- touching the cable will introduce a convenient noise signal which can confirm the wire is connected to the amplifier
- this should be safe
- touching the cable will introduce a convenient noise signal which can confirm the wire is connected to the amplifier
- see if the cable to the amplifier got disconnected, reconnect it if it is
- ask for help
- report the problem
- give up
- make original music