TheGoldenOne
Novice Member
I have an amplifier that has a feature where after 40 minutes of inactivity, it turns itself off. Later revisions of it had the ability to disable this but mine does not.
However, it does have a 12v trigger input, and when turned on via the 12v trigger, this 40 minute timer is disabled.
I wanted to ask, if I am simply planning to keep the amp on 24/7, can I just use a 12v DC power supply with a barrel to 3.5mm TS adaptor? Is the 12v trigger literally just 12v DC or is there something else going on?
If I could effectively just use a 12vDC psu to keep the trigger input 'on', that would be an easy fix, but don't want to blow anything up
Thanks!
However, it does have a 12v trigger input, and when turned on via the 12v trigger, this 40 minute timer is disabled.
I wanted to ask, if I am simply planning to keep the amp on 24/7, can I just use a 12v DC power supply with a barrel to 3.5mm TS adaptor? Is the 12v trigger literally just 12v DC or is there something else going on?
If I could effectively just use a 12vDC psu to keep the trigger input 'on', that would be an easy fix, but don't want to blow anything up
Thanks!