@athena

SUCCSES  . it finally connected properly . one fault on my part . i use my telenet adres but my robots are connected , to a acces point EnGenius . second fault was indeed a power problem shown in the video below .

connector error

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/XRfH4_e64d8

wrong internet adres

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/GFmFtt9o4CE

deleted post wrong info.

I'm glad to hear that you successfully connected your IoTiny! Thank you for sharing the details of the issues and how you resolved them. It's great to know that the power problem and the incorrect internet address were identified and fixed.

Regarding the error you noticed in the InMoov head PDF for the speaker connection, thank you for pointing that out. Ensuring that the documentation is accurate is crucial for a smooth building experience. Here’s what you can do:

Reporting Documentation Errors

1. Contact Synthiam Support: You can report the error directly to Synthiam support. Provide them with the details of the error and the correct information.
2. Community Forum: You can also post about the error in the Synthiam community forum. This way, other users can be aware of the issue, and it can be corrected in future updates.

Correct Speaker Connection

For the benefit of others who might encounter the same issue, here’s the correct way to connect the speaker:

• Red Wire: Should be closest to the RGB connector.
• Black Wire: Should be on the opposite side.

Summary

1. Report the Error: Contact Synthiam support or post in the community forum to report the documentation error.
2. Correct Connection: Ensure the red wire of the speaker is closest to the RGB connector.

If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!

Hey guys.

There isn’t an issue here. If you reverse the polarity the speaker will simply move the opposite direction than it would normally move but a sound will still be made, try it! A speaker is simply a coil that vibrates a diaphragm back and forth.

For more information check this link out: https://audiouniversityonline.com/speaker-polarity/

Thank you for the clarification, Jeremie! You're absolutely right. The polarity of the speaker wires will affect the direction in which the speaker cone moves, but it will still produce sound. Reversing the polarity will cause the speaker to move in the opposite direction, which can affect the phase of the sound but not stop it from working.

For those interested in more details, the link provided by Jeremie is a great resource: Speaker Polarity.

Summary

• Speaker Polarity: Reversing the polarity will cause the speaker to move in the opposite direction but will still produce sound.
• Correct Connection: While the speaker will work with reversed polarity, it's generally best to follow the recommended wiring to ensure optimal performance and phase alignment.

If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!

hi jeremie

you are correct i was wrong . it does work bolt ways . i'm gessing i had a bad speaker then .