autocom not working

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autocom not working

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just fitted my new autocom to the bike :D .everything seemed to going great right up to the point when i tried it out.Nothing,not even a hiss of static :shock: .the led lights up to show the unit is getting power but nothing else works,no voice or music .anybody any ideas :?:
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Post by Paul »

Hi,

Positioning of the earphones is very critical with the autocom system. If they are not centred directly over your ear canal, you will hear b*gger all. Which model Autocom do you have?

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Post by northernboxer »

paul, its the super pro avi duo.
like i said,the power light is on but there is absolutely no sound through the headset.not a hiss or anything.can the position of the speakers be that critical?.
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Post by BlueBoxer »

Gary,

I have the Super Avi Pro on the FJR. It always takes around 30 seconds or so to 'warm up' before any sounds come through. In use I don't notice this, but you do have to wait.

When fitting mine, I also noticed that it needs a well charged battery, (Or the engine running) or the light comes on, but there is no sound. I'd drained the battery during my 'fiddling' testing connecting a Garmin 2610 :oops:

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Post by northernboxer »

it would seem this is apt for my wiring abilities
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now got the wiring right and it works brilliantly.
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