I don't think it supports a 12V Trigger. The jack afaik is for Onkyo proprietary RI protocolOnkyo a-9010
I bought this one which look similar https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B008AS755W/ref=pe_27091421_487030221_TE_SCE_3p_dp_1
That’s what I am afraid of it is a 12v signal but the signal seem specificI don't think it supports a 12V Trigger. The jack afaik is for Onkyo proprietary RI protocol
That's why I've been asking for the model number. The manual isn't very verbose on this topic, but obviously this connection works different from a trigger input, so you are probably out of luck.That’s what I am afraid of it is a 12v signal but the signal seem specific
I will continue to search how the signal worksThat's why I've been asking for the model number. The manual isn't very verbose on this topic, but obviously this connection works different from a trigger input, so you are probably out of luck.
Thanks I get the idea, if I can’t make it it’s the best way to make itSomething to consider if connection directly to the Onkyo fails.
Power On/Off Devices without 12V Trigger
My Wiim Pro is sourcing Edifier active speakers that are not equipped with 12V Trigger functionality. So I went looking for a solution, found and purchased this: https://dlidirect.com/products/iot-power-relay Iot Relay - Enclosed High-Power Power Relay for Arduino, Raspberry Pi, PIC or WiFi...forum.wiimhome.com
Pretty much anything that can be turned on/off with an IR or Bluetooth remote control cannot be turned on/off by applying and removing power to the A/C outlet that the unit is plugged into. You can validate my statement by turning the unit on, unplugging it from the A/C outlet for a minute and and then plugging the unit back into the A/C outlet. The will not return to the powered on state without pushing the power button.Something to consider if connection directly to the Onkyo fails.
Power On/Off Devices without 12V Trigger
My Wiim Pro is sourcing Edifier active speakers that are not equipped with 12V Trigger functionality. So I went looking for a solution, found and purchased this: https://dlidirect.com/products/iot-power-relay Iot Relay - Enclosed High-Power Power Relay for Arduino, Raspberry Pi, PIC or WiFi...forum.wiimhome.com
Thanks you are right, I do saw the manual before and apply the right parameters for me (I use the optical line). I guess I am out of options and continue to start / stop my amp manually. Thanks everyone for your helpPretty much anything that can be turned on/off with an IR or Bluetooth remote control cannot be turned on/off by applying and removing power to the A/C outlet that the unit is plugged into. You can validate my statement by turning the unit on, unplugging it from the A/C outlet for a minute and and then plugging the unit back into the A/C outlet. The will not return to the powered on state without pushing the power button.
Here's a little more info on the Onkyo R1 system:
It's not the remote, It's the functionality of the relay it initiates. If the relay is latching it will remain in the same state when power is switched upstream. As in the case with my Edifier powered speakers. Testing as you suggested will determine whether the relay is latching or non-latching.Pretty much anything that can be turned on/off with an IR or Bluetooth remote control cannot be turned on/off by applying and removing power to the A/C outlet that the unit is plugged into. You can validate my statement by turning the unit on, unplugging it from the A/C outlet for a minute and and then plugging the unit back into the A/C outlet. The will not return to the powered on state without pushing the power button.
Here's a little more info on the Onkyo R1 system:
Attached is a screenshot from the manual relating to standby mode. The solution you’re looking for may be here.Thanks you are right, I do saw the manual before and apply the right parameters for me (I use the optical line). I guess I am out of options and continue to start / stop my amp manually. Thanks everyone for your help
I don't know if the unit will auto wake or not, I didn’t dive in that far and I don't own one to test. The OP will have to make that determination.But how does auto stand-by help if there's no auto wake-up?
Questions:I bought a mono cable and plug it to my wiim pro and Onkyo but it does not work either to turn off or on the amp. I checked onkyo manual and setup properly.
Any one have idea ?
You can't use 12V trigger for this. OnkyoRI is proprietary protocol and works at 5V, you could damage your amp if you plug 12V trigger in.I bought a mono cable and plug it to my wiim pro and Onkyo but it does not work either to turn off or on the amp. I checked onkyo manual and setup properly.
Any one have idea ?