Audio Outputs Wiring

[nigelspeedy]

I have a 3 screen Skyview setup that I am installing in an RV-8 (2 front & 1 rear). Each of the DB37 harnesses has audio outputs (pins 13,30,31). I have a PS-4000 Intercom. I realise that audio out is not yet enabled but if possible I would like to wire it now whilst it is easy. So the questions at hand are:
1. Can I just connect the audio outputs from a single screen to the intercom or do I need to tie them all together? i.e. will an audio output generated by any device on the network be communicated to all other devices and allow just one connection to the intercom?
2. I see that there is a left and right output but my intercom is mono input. Can I just tie the left and right output together?
3. Can I connect the as yet disabled/non functioning audio outputs to the intercom without any disadvantage until such time as this functionality is enabled. i.e. electrically connect now and software update later?

I hope Dynon is having a good Oshkosh and look forward to future developments.

Cheers

 

[mmarien]

I had mine connected but was getting popping sounds through the audio. I think the recommendation is to not connect them yet. I snipped the connections off and the popping sounds went away.

 

[preid]

When is the audio out expected to be released?
Is there a way to disable the skyview from any sounds going out (popping) until the release? (mine is connected via a quickbuild harness and I don't plan to cut or modify it)
Thank you!

 

[dynonsupport]

It's one of the highest priorities now. It should be (but this isn't a promise, since we're still winding up 3.2) in the next release.

For now, the only solution to the popping is to disconnect the audio wire.

 

[dbuds2]

Like the guys already posted above, I'd like to prepare for audio out. If I add wiring to my PS3000 intercom and/or SL30 nav/com for future connection to SV, what pin locations will be used?  Music, Radio phone in, unswitched audio?

 

[jakej]

The Sl30 can be wired to a serial port on the SV - leave the TX & RX set at none.

SV audio - there are many configurations, this is up to you however if you're connecting to unswitched audio I'd fit a switch & volume pot for better 'control' of it. Leave the wire unconnected at the PS end for now, you can just open the backshell and reconnect when the software allows the audio out function.

HTH

Jake J