1068/1075 12v trigger problems.

[blunt]

i have hooked them up using a mono 3.5 mini jack lead and as soon as i turn on the switch on the back of the 75 i cant get any sound,i just cant seem to get the 12v trigger to work,i know i am doing something wrong... ops:

[Mark_C.]

Do you have the main power button on the front 1075 pushed in (on) or is it out (off)? I ask because I know the power button is involved in this, although it's been so long since I've had to deal with this issue I can't remember. Don't forget to read the owner's manual. There is a section on the trigger.

[Azeke]

Check you input settings in the menu to ensure your 12V trigger setting is correctly set to the appropriate number.

Regards,

Azeke

[DrJRapp]

I'll never forget how stupid I felt when I first hooked up my RSP1066 and RMB 1075 with the 12v triggers. Couldn't get anything to work...till I figured out I was trying to use cable with 3 conductor mini plugs instead of 2 conductor. Give yours a check, it's an easy mistake to make.

[soundhound]

If you have a dmm see if you have rougly 12vdc (11.xx will work, not precisely regulated) available @ the plug. When I recieved my RSX-1055 the trigger didnt work, through process of eleimination I determined it to be hardware, I proceeded to pull the cover off and found a small 3 position connector unplugged from one of the pwa's. They could have used a tad longer cable harness for when connected it was taught.

[Andrew Pratt]

As mentioned make sure its a mono cable and not stereo. also check to make sure you have that amp trigger set up in the menu properly (set each input to ALL) and finally check to make sure you have it plugged into an amp trigger and not the IR input/outputs (I've done that before ops: )