ACM: High-Level vs Low Level - What you need to know!

[SoundsGoodStereo]

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[randrball1]

Understood.......I really appreciate and value your time to help all of us out.

 

[randrball1]

Just realized your picture is showing the V2 and I have the V1, but I still should be ok since it can also take up to 6V input.

 

[SoundsGoodStereo]

Just realized your picture is showing the V2 and I have the V1, but I still should be ok since it can also take up to 6V input.

No... It's not about voltage, it's about the type of signal (Single ended vs balanced differential). Looking at the V1, you will need a LOC to convert the signal.

For anyone that wants to learn more about this, these two videos will help explain everything. Enjoy

 

[wyattalton]

Are you testing the voltage on DC or AC voltage?

Hello, i have a 2020 f150 xl supercrew cab with the 6 speaker system and factory sync 3.4 8" headunit. I also have a pac sni-35 loc tapped into my RR speaker with a Memphis MJP3000.1 amp, and 2 skar evl 8.
I flattened my eq with forscan in the acm section by replacing the "01xx" to "00xx". and it made all of my chimes and my touchscreen beeps way louder, so i disabled all of them.

Is there any way to turn the chimes down after flattening the eq?

 

[SoundsGoodStereo]

Hello, i have a 2020 f150 xl supercrew cab with the 6 speaker system and factory sync 3.4 8" headunit. I also have a pac sni-35 loc tapped into my RR speaker with a Memphis MJP3000.1 amp, and 2 skar evl 8.
I flattened my eq with forscan in the acm section by replacing the "01xx" to "00xx". and it made all of my chimes and my touchscreen beeps way louder, so i disabled all of them.

Is there any way to turn the chimes down after flattening the eq?

When you disable the equalizer (EQ), it eliminates the audio filtering that processes all your music and chimes, causing them to sound louder. The most effective solution is to route your chimes directly to the gauge cluster, which you can configure in the IPC code 720-01-01.

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