trigger with AVR

[antkn33]

I have the Ultra. I hooked up the trigger port to the trigger port on my Yamaha AVR. But nothing is happening.
I do have the auto sensing turned on in the Wiim home app settings.
How can I get either the Wiim to turn on the AVR or the other way around?
Thanks

 

[Roml2112]

I have the Ultra. I hooked up the trigger port to the trigger port on my Yamaha AVR. But nothing is happening.
I do have the auto sensing turned on in the Wiim home app settings.
How can I get either the Wiim to turn on the AVR or the other way around?
Thanks

You almost certainly can't. every AVR I have ever seen (doesnt mean there arent any that are different) only has a trigger OUT port. the wiim ultra also has only a trigger OUT port. For one of them to turn on the other, one of them would have to have a trigger IN port. without that you wont be able to turn on via trigger.

 

[antkn33]

Oh it does say out on both trigger ports. Well what can you do with it then?

 

[Wiimer]

Oh it does say out on both trigger ports. Well what can you do with it then?

If your yamaha AVR supports Alexa, you may be able to use the WiiM remote's voice control to turn on the AVR at the same time as playing music. (You will need to create an Alexa routine.)

 

[QuarryHunslet]

I have the Ultra. I hooked up the trigger port to the trigger port on my Yamaha AVR. But nothing is happening.
I do have the auto sensing turned on in the Wiim home app settings.
How can I get either the Wiim to turn on the AVR or the other way around?
Thanks

Does your Yamaha AVR have a remote control? How did you turn it on before getting your Ultra?

 

[WiiMer SJ]

How can I get either the Wiim to turn on the AVR or the other way around?

Thread 'Power On/Off Devices without 12V Trigger'

Mar 5, 2024

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