Routing V1/LPP audio to 2.5mm stereo jack

[LittleOverPSL]

I have a bluetooth adapter that can send audio wirelessly to a bluetooth headset. I'd like to use this option when the family shouldn't be disturbed with alerts from the V1 and LPP to the bluetooth headset.

The idea is to combine audio input from all these sources to the stereo jack to which the BT adapter will be plugged in. I suppose I can bypass the stereo jack and wire it directly to the adapter, but that's a minor optimization.

Question is: what do I need to do to route the audio from the V1 and LPP to the stereo jack?

P.S. - one option is to use the remote audio adapter for the V1 and then use the headphone out (or solder wires to the jack in paralled), but I'd like to avoid it if possible.

[HighVoltage]

http://www.rane.com/note109.html

I believe both the V1 and LPP are unbalanced, mono outputs so you should be able to use the first schematic. Someone please chime in if you know otherwise.

[MetalFlame]

http://www.radardetector.net/viewtop...ghlight=wiring

On the bottom of the thread in Jimbonzzz post you'll find very helpfull
info on wiring diagram
You need to find audio wire inside V1 power cord or go the remote audio way-wich it would be the simple way.
GoodLuck! :wink:

[HighVoltage]

www.radardetector.net/viewtopic.php?t=18376&highlight=wiring

On the bottom of the thread in Jimbonzzz post you'll find very helpfull
info on wiring diagram
You need to find audio wire inside V1 power cord or go the remote audio way-wich it would be the simple way.
GoodLuck! :wink:

:?: I dont think he is looking for an audio mute solution...The wire in the cord is just a simple signal to mute the V1.

[LittleOverPSL]

Thanks for the effort though, MetalFlame.

After looking at the remote mute switch threads/schematics, I see that I can use the LPP's mute switch (which isn't doing anything right now in my install) to mute the V1 (as long as I use a resistor to prevent any fries ). :shock: :shock:

just kidding, discarded that thought right away.

While the remote mute switch can be an interesting project at a later time, that thread does not contain the info I am looking for. Although, I did see in one of the schematics that it's the audio/mute wire.

Thanks for that link HighVoltage. I wonder if it's only what I need. Looking forward to someone else with more knowledge to provide input.