[Eddie298]

Hey everyone. I'm in the middle of transferring over my sub system to my new kia k5.

BLUF: Keep getting all LED blinking error during fulltest tone portion of setting EQ.

I used wire taps to tap into the middle pillar speaker wires and have spliced them to the keyloc. I've grounded my amp and ran a power cable from the battery. I also tapped a remote wire for the amp from an accessory fuse from the driver side fuse panel

As of now I have...

Amp with remote, ground, and power wire.

Keylock with middle pillar rear speaker cables. The ground and power wires are plugged into the amps ground and power connectors. I have the blue wire from the keyloc plugged into the remote wire port from the amp.

I believe every thing is setup correctly but when I go through the setup process I always get the error where all the LEDs blink less than 1 minute into the full test .

I set up the match gain ensuring led 3 and 4 don't turn on. I then play the noise floor track, press key, and wait for LED 1 to stop blinking and for two to start blinking. Once that happens I play the full test track. Led 2 eventually turns solid after 10 seconds or so. It stays solid for a good 30 seconds and then every led including the power start flashing at the same time.

Manual says its an error showing that the noise floor is not being detected. I've ran the test 3 times and the same thing happens every single time.

Fyi, I have the keyloc hi/low setting on Hi.

Please help me out. I'm totally clueless as to what's going on.

 

[Eddie298]

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[Eddie298]

As of now, i have the entire system set up. Not entirely sure what i do with the output knob on the keyloc but i know the amp and sub are working. There isn't a ton of tutorials for newbie regarding the keyloc.. especially in regards to the output knob. if anyone knows how to properly set that up in conjunction with the amp that would be awesome.

I have a DD M1C and 1 4ohm sundown SA-12 wires to 2 ohms. should be receiving a max of about 600 or so rms from the M1C.

 

[Eddie298]

I decided to return the keyloc in hopes the EQ issue was a defect. Hopefully the new one doesn't do the same thing.

 

[m.c.wilson]

I’m having the same problem with mine”full test error”. Did you figure it out?

 

[Eddie298]

I didn't figure it out. I thought it was the loc so i replaced it. same issue.

I actually just use the loc without the eq set. The bass seems kinda...boomy and washed out at times but its better than nothing.

Definitely hit me up if you figure it out though.

 

[skydeaner]

Have you tried turning the volume on the head unit up or down during testing? If it's not detecting the noise floor you might not have it turned up high enough. This coming from an engineer, i have never used a keyloc specifically and have a full fledged dsp from helix in my k5.

 

[Eddie298]

Have you tried turning the volume on the head unit up or down during testing? If it's not detecting the noise floor you might not have it turned up high enough. This coming from an engineer, i have never used a keyloc specifically and have a full fledged dsp from helix in my k5.

Its been a while since i tried it but ill give it a shot sometime this week. I had it set to 30 the last time i tried. Ill try 40 and move it around during.

Thanks for the suggestion!

 

[mweisdorfer]

Have you tried turning the volume on the head unit up or down during testing? If it's not detecting the noise floor you might not have it turned up high enough. This coming from an engineer, i have never used a keyloc specifically and have a full fledged dsp from helix in my k5.

you can use a keyloc or a DSP. Either or is acceptable