Speaker Testing - Revision history

Kevin.Williams at 18:45, 15 August 2014

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Testing Speakers

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Box Signs

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Adding a link

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To Test Speakers

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 * If the speakers sound good, rubber band both the speakers and the power supply (and any cords you may have added) and put the whole thing on the upper shelf in the basic testing room.
 * If the speakers do not sound good, or don't make any sounds at all, then recycle them by clipping their cords and putting them in the box labeled  [[CBM|Copper Bearing Materials]] in the main Receiving room. The cord can be put in the metal cart.
 ==Box Signs==

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	==Howto Flow Chart==		==Howto Flow Chart==
	Speakers are tested for functionality and good tone. The good ones are then distributed throughout the building (Build, Thrift Store, or Infrastructure.) The ones that don't make the cut are recycled.		Speakers are tested for functionality and good tone. The good ones are then distributed throughout the building (Build, Thrift Store, or Infrastructure.) The ones that don't make the cut are recycled.

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 Speakers are tested for functionality and good tone.  The good ones are then distributed throughout the building (Build, Thrift Store, or Infrastructure.)  The ones that don't make the cut are recycled.
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 * If you cannot find power information, try any one that fits to test. If the plug is still not the right voltage or amperage for the speakers, a buzzing sound will happen when you turn the speakers on.
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 * Make sure the computer at the testing station is turned on. If it isn't, turn it on. If it still won't turn on, make sure the power strip is turned on.
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 * If the speakers do not sound good, or don't make any sounds at all, then recycle them by clipping their cords and putting them in the box labeled  [[CBM|Copper Bearing Materials]] in the main Receiving room. The cord can be put in the metal cart.
 [[Category: Receiving]]

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	* If the speakers sound good, rubber band both the speakers and the power supply (and any cords you may have added) and put the whole thing on the upper shelf in the basic testing room.		* If the speakers sound good, rubber band both the speakers and the power supply (and any cords you may have added) and put the whole thing on the upper shelf in the basic testing room.
	* If the speakers do not sound good, or don't make any sounds at all, then recycle them by clipping their cords and putting them in the box labeled [[CBM\|Copper Bearing Materials]] in the main Receiving room. The cord can be put in the metal cart.		* If the speakers do not sound good, or don't make any sounds at all, then recycle them by clipping their cords and putting them in the box labeled [[CBM\|Copper Bearing Materials]] in the main Receiving room. The cord can be put in the metal cart.
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 Speakers are tested for functionality and good tone.  The good ones are then distributed throughout the building (Build, Thrift Store, or Infrastructure.)  The ones that don't make the cut are recycled.
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 * Adjust the volume as necessary. Listen for quality of tone, and listen for any distortion. If you are in doubt about the sound of any speaker, ask a fellow receiver.
 * If the speakers sound good, rubber band both the speakers and the power supply (and any cords you may have added) and put the whole thing on the upper shelf in the basic testing room.
-* If the speakers do not sound good, then recycle them by clipping their cords and putting them in the box labeled  [[Copper Bearing Materials]] in the main Receiving room.
+* If the speakers do not sound good, or don't make any sounds at all, then recycle them by clipping their cords and putting them in the box labeled  [[CBM|Copper Bearing Materials]] in the main Receiving room. The cord can be put in the metal cart.