Version 3.3.2 Audio

[dlloyd]

My audio alerts worked perfectly with 3.3. Upgraded to 3.3.2 yesterday, flew this morning and could no longer hear the alerts. I would have expected to hear a fuel (over) pressure alert momentarily when turning on the boost pump, autopilot disconnect, altitude leaving, G's and AOA chiping when landing. Nada. I checked the audio setup page both in the air and on the ground and everything looks correct. The sound level is set to 63% and I hear the intro voice "Dynon Skyview" plainly. Any ideas?

 

[rfazio1951]

I updated yesterday also. My audio works fine after the update. I gave a ride to a friend and she was comenting on the audio.

 

[dynonsupport]

How many displays are in the aircraft? If >1, are both displays audio output connected to your intercom or audio panel?

We don't think there's a bug here, but the fact that you hear the boot sound but no others is odd. When you go in the menu for each audio item, it should play after a second or two. Does it?

 

[dlloyd]

Verified this morning that the "Dynon Skyview" and nothing else annunciated when highlighted. Then changed the volume from 63 to 64, got sound from all as expected. Changed back to 63 and everything still worked when highlighted. Test flew everything turned on worked as expected. Don't know why it stopped working and then started again but as long as it keeps working...

Original installation I wired one display to the audio panel per the avionics schematics from Steinair before reading not to do so because of possible audio noise. I never had any noise so it was never disconnected. When 3.3 was installed, the audio worked. Looks like wiring up the second display will be a rainy day project.

 

[Jonas]

How many displays are in the aircraft? If >1, are both displays audio output connected to your intercom or audio panel?



I am having a similar problem, the audio works great one flight, and nothing the next.
Digging deeper, it looks like the intercom is only attached to one of the two screens audio output. I'm assuming the Dynon only outputs from one screen at a time, and this depends on which one starts up first?

It is quite the hassle hooking up both at this point. there wouldn't happen to be a way to make the screen that is wired up into the default audio source, would there?

 

[dynonsupport]

There isn't a way to guarantee that a particular display is the one that is outputting audio. But, it is usually the one that is powered on first.

 

[preid]

I only have it on one display and it always works. It IS the one that is always powered on first.