I have recently reconfigured my home setup and trying to get the ideal audio listening configuration based on the unique BTL amp setup on this BCD536HP model has vs older models like the 996P2. I know audio via wireless is preferred but I would still like to also provide local audio wired.
I would like to hear the audio from the scanner in various use cases and would like to understand latest recommendations to not cause an issue.
I would like to hear the audio from the scanner in various use cases and would like to understand latest recommendations to not cause an issue.
- EXT SPK (Rear port)
- Use case 1 - Connect scanner Ext Spk to my Denon Audio Reciever (what is recommended?)
- Option 1 - Using this ground loop adapter connected to back of scanner to a stereo 3.5mm to rca adapter plugged into Denon receiver
- Option 2 - Using this mono to stereo adapter connected to back of scanner to a stereo 3.5mm to rca adapter plugged into Denon receiver
- Use case 2 - Connect scanner Ext Spk to single external Uniden speaker (what is recommended?)
- Option 1 - Connect using this Uniden (BC23A) Bearcat 15-Watt Amplified External Communications Speaker (or is there a more ideal Uniden speaker for this scanner?)
- Use case 1 - Connect scanner Ext Spk to my Denon Audio Reciever (what is recommended?)
- Headphone Jack (Front port)
- Use case 3 - Connect scanner headphone output to Denon Reciever (will go this route if more idea vs. EXT SPK) (what is recommended?)
- Option 1 - Connect 3.5mm stereo to rca to reciever
- Use case 4 - Connect scanner headphone output to Uniden speaker (will go this route if more idea vs. EXT SPK) (what is recommended?)
- Option 1 - Connect using this Uniden (BC23A) Bearcat 15-Watt Amplified External Communications Speaker
- Use case 3 - Connect scanner headphone output to Denon Reciever (will go this route if more idea vs. EXT SPK) (what is recommended?)
- Wireless
- Use case 5 - Listening to scanner on a network computer or iPhone remote
- Option 1 - Using proscan to pull in audio via IP address (works perfect)
- Option 2 - Using Siren to pull in audio via IP address (works perfect)
- Use case 5 - Listening to scanner on a network computer or iPhone remote