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CCC from stereo to hi-fi coding - help - low bluetooth calls volume
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06-30-2018, 01:57 PM | #1 | ||
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CCC from stereo to hi-fi coding - help - low bluetooth calls volume
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My car is E92 12.2006 Europe version with standard music (no tweeters) and CCC professional navigation. I just upgraded my speakers with Match ones -> front doors https://www.audiotec-fischer.de/en/m...s/ms-42c-bmw.1 (added twitters as well + crossovers) Rear doors -> https://www.audiotec-fischer.de/en/m...rs/ms-4x-bmw.1 Subwoofers (actually still waiting on them but should be on the car soon) -> https://www.audiotec-fischer.de/en/m...kers/mw-8bmw-d And their amplifier for that setup -> https://www.audiotec-fischer.de/en/m...lifiers/m-5dsp Sound is already improved but from what I get as a info for the car audio shop (and from the forum here) its not the best and get a lot of distortion on higher sound levels due to the head unit. So I guessed out that I need to re-code it to HiFi in order to fix this. So my question is will this affect my rear speakers? What about the sound of my park distance sensors? This is what I did to re-code it: Quote:
I also recently upgraded my mulf module to mulf 2 high in order to have USB stick support. First how I can be absolutely sure its working on hi-fi now (at least as far as my ears and speakers can say - not sure if visually we can check that other than reading it with ncsexpert???). What I may suggest to the guys who are about to do that is to make backups! If you just add £676 to the VO it will mess other options as well which you probably will want to revert back (e.g. it totally disabled my bluetooth phone). The rear parktronic sensors sounds not that bad (quieter than the front ones but I can live with that since they are not crazy quiet ). The main issue now (I have added Mulf 2 High a week ago like I said previously but even before that my car originally had bluetooth phone) is my volume during calls is quiet and I can increase it up to some point which for me is not loud enough especially if you drive on a highway. What coding can we do in order to increase the volume during bluetooth calls and eventually on the rear parktronic sensors and still maintain the hi-fi coding? This is what my original VO was having related to the phone: Quote:
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06-30-2018, 04:48 PM | #2 |
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These are coding subforum or idrive subforum questions
mostly . I recall seeing something about word values for volume options on threads either here or the forums I mentioned. The follwing lines are from a 2urad file there must be something similar in one of the idrive files. DELTA_GONG_ENT wert_0 DELTA_PDC_ENT wert_0 RATIO_AUDIO_SOURCES ece us VEHICLE_FILTERS e81_stereo e82_stereo e87_stereo e88_stereo e90_stereo e91_stereo e92_stereo e93_stereo pl2_hifi r56_hifi VOL_TEL_MAX stereo_mulf_e87 hifi_mulf_e87 top_hifi_mulf_e87 stereo_mulf_e90 hifi_mulf_e90 top_hifi_mulf_e90 stereo_mulf_e91 hifi_mulf_e91 top_hifi_mulf_e91 stereo_tcu hifi_tcu top_hifi_tcu VOL_TEL_MIN wert_0 VOLUME_TABLE e91_hifi MY_INFO_RAD2 nicht_aktiv V_INFO_RAD2 nicht_aktiv PHONE_PROF_RAD2 aktiv I would think a successful 676 code would change these values to optimum anyway.(as pt pointed out if you are amping back channels) Last edited by ctuna; 06-30-2018 at 05:24 PM.. |
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06-30-2018, 05:20 PM | #3 |
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you will not get good rear pdc volume and good overall quality because you'll need at least 6 channel amplifier to drive front door and subs and rear separately
another option is get additional sub amp and connect it via sub rca output to main amp and connect both subs in stereo mode
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My amp is 5 channels and everything is driven on its channel except the subwoofers which are in parallel on the same channel but that should be fine.
@ctuna - thanks for the info. Will look for something like VOL_TEL_MAX, only wonder what option will it require since in your example it have them all
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Will try in the coding forum - http://www.e90post.com/forums/showth...5#post23412965
Slight updates on the topic there as well
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i just bought an E92 and the Nav screen wasnt working so i bought a used CCC unit and it came out of a 335i with logic7 and my car has hifi so i dont have any sound from speakers at all no door chimes or any audio from radio. I get that it has to get coded to my VO, would anyone whos bored because of quarantine (lol) wanna help me with step by step tutorial? It hurts not being able to listen to music lol
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If you have a car made after 3/07 you will need an Icom Cable
to make these changes. https://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=802793 In the above thread I made the mistake of assuming this guy had a pro radio so go down to the point they start talking about the CCC Like entry 13 |
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