Check out the second post in the thread, the SOUND OUT on the gun kit goes to the sound kit. The only thing that connects to the amp is the sound kit, speaker and power source.
The bargraph cable connection is just for the bargraph on the wand, maybe I’m misunderstanding your question?
Thank you, No you did not misunderstand, I ´ve been pouring over info on light and sound devices over the last days and I thought for a moment that the Bargraph was something else.
But thank you for a quick response, will be in touch soon, I´m gonna buy a kit from you, it looks solid.
Love the kit. Mounting all the electronics on the motherboard tonight. Quick question… Any problem with using a small piece of self adheisive Velcro to secure the small sound board to the motherboard? Didn’t know if the sticky stuff would cause a problem.
I’m having a tough time finding a clear answer to this one: how should I go about actually wiring a 12v CCTV battery to the kit? Just cut the wires connecting to the battery power out plug and wire them directly to the board, or is there a power in plug that I can buy to wire to the board?
OK, well that’s good to know. And what is the best way to wire it to both the lights and amp? I have a female connector with wires on the opposite end. Thanks for the help.
If you look at my picture a couple of posts up, you will see where I have a female connector spliced into two sets of wires. The battery plugs in to the female pigtail connector, which is tied in to a black and red wire that goes to the light board and a black and red wire that goes to the amp kit. I then run the connection out to the backside of my pack and my battery is Velcro’d on the outside so that I can charge it and turn it on without having to take the shell on and off.
I am sure there are many other ways of doing it and I am not saying by any way that this is the best way, but it works pretty well for me.
Having some issues with providing power to the light kit. The sound kit works perfectly. From my 12v rechargeable battery, I split it to the amp and to the light kit (blue screw terminal) with no luck. Am I going through the right terminal? And should the light kit take the 12v?
Are you going to do an updated set of instructions? The light boards I have don’t really look like what’s in this thread so far. I thought I could translate things over, but I’m starting to worry about wiring something wrong and burning out the whole kit.
This. Trying to set up the lights & sound when you’re not tech savvy can be extremely intimidating. I’m having problems as well figuring out what goes where and my dad is helping me and he’s an electronic technician and we’re still scratching our heads. He was also asking why do you use such thin wire with your switches. You have to split the wires it’s like working with hair.
A tutorial video that walks you step-by-step would be stellar.
Does anyone with the newer light boards have this all figured out? I can’t figure out the power line between the two terminals. Which blue terminals and which wire is used to connect power between the two? I have battery plugged into the pack board and it’s powering it up. I am attempting to use wire F from the diagram to connect to the blue terminals on the wand light board but I am getting nothing.
I’m having the same issues here. Also i don’t trust the smaller gauge wire, too thin and fragile. I tried different combinations between the blue power terminals and the “from wand lights” terminal on the pack lights using the “F cable”, per the instructions. I’m confused why the wand board power terminal says “9v”. My buddy connected a 9v to that terminal with no reaction. Need answers!!!