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31 October 2020 at 20 h 26 min #47859RogerParticipant
I converted an AMI Rowe WRC-200 with wallbox2mp3 V1.5 software. The problem is the connection of the speakers. According to the manual, these belong to terminals 5 and 6, as well as 7 and 8?
If you connect them here, there is no sound. That’s why I connected the cables directly to the speakers. But I would like to control the volume with the LOW, MED, HIGH buttons also. Does anyone have a solution how to connect the speakers, or is that not possible?
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1 November 2020 at 0 h 02 min #47868RandyParticipant
I’d be interested in this one as well. I have a WRA with a V1.4 emulator so it was not really an option but if it can be done with a V1.5 I would swap over to the new emulator. I was able to get on board volume controls working with a V1.5 on a Wurlitzer 5220 but of course the wiring set up is different. Hopefully it is not as difficult as the Seeburg SC solution in the tutorials section:
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1 November 2020 at 0 h 43 min #47870KlaatuKeymaster
Did you try :
BLU 5 = Left +
RED 6 = Left –BRN 7 = Right +
O 8 = Right – -
1 November 2020 at 9 h 45 min #47873RogerParticipant
Yes, as described but no sound will transmitted.
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2 November 2020 at 15 h 52 min #47875KlaatuKeymaster
Haven’t got a WRC, maybe a relay that act like a mute ?
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2 November 2020 at 15 h 58 min #47876KlaatuKeymaster
Have you checked Relay K3 for sound ?
page 5/58 & 19/58 (pdf manual)
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2 November 2020 at 20 h 27 min #47877ScudieParticipant
Hi Roger
I converted a WRA 200 a couple of years ago, I can’t remember having any issues with the audio side of things.
I assume that you have fitted a wire from terminal #2 Vac to # 4 as shown in the manual, only other thing I can suggest is check that the contacts in the Audio control relay are clean, making a good circuit & closed when they should be.
On Seeburg SC’s I clean the contacts then close them manually and secure them with a small cable tie so the contacts remain closed, I also disconnect the trigger wire from the relay so that it doesn’t buz or get hot.
Cheers Scudie
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