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Originally Posted by bcredliner
I don't have a clue if the IBUS caused the 20 seconds to go away. I did purchase the licenses for both the IBUS and DSP. As mentioned I haven't found anything that indicates the DSP portion does anything other than show the factory DSP functions. Since the Seicane has similar functions I don't see a reason I need it.
I am not a capable coder. Never needed or wanted to do anything that required coding. Nevertheless I will see if I can get the software to load today. I recall the specific directions were posted earlier in this thread.
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Well because you reinstalled all the factory pieces to validate the sound and it didn't work, I wouldn't think the DSP from bordmonitor to mid-basis coding will help in resolving the sound. If you had the 20 seconds of sound then I would've said yes, let's try it. Post #735 had the coding instructions from Txyaloo.
https://xoutpost.com/1122573-post735.html
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Originally Posted by txyaloo
DSP isn't plug and play. The sound turning off has nothing to do with the ibus app or your wiring. I didn't mess with any of the board monitor wires behind the screen. I used my MediaBridge adapter already hooked up in the trunk. To get sound, you first have to "hotwire" the DSP amp which it appears you've done since you're getting sound. The ibus system pings all devices in the chain - radio, navigation, board monitor, etc. If any of those devices is missing, the amp won't stay on. You need to leave the factory radio connected in the trunk. Second, you have to code the amp using NCSExpert.
1. Read the module (could be called AMP, DSP, radio) with NCSExpert in Manipulation mode
2. Edit the module value called: BEDIENELEMENTE
3. Change the value from "bordmonitor" to "mid_basis"
4. Save the new configuration file
5. Run SG_CODIEREN in NCSExpert
Your amp should stay on as soon as the coding is done. There's no way to do the coding through the ibus app. You'll need to use NCSExpert
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