Using GPIO to change Subwoofer low pass frequency?

Is it possible to use rotary encoder, potentiometer, push buttons connected to GPIO pins to change low pass frequency or to cycle trough multiple EQ presets?

I would like to use amp v.4 to power a subwoofer and to be able to change sub frequency with rot. Encoder just like on sub amp. (Existing up2stream Sub Amp does not have inputs or ADC keys. )

ACP workbench documentation is missing this details…

Any smart idea is welcome :grinning:

@zpl1025 Happy Year of the Tiger Frank :slightly_smiling_face:

Thanks, :slight_smile: Happy new year of tiger.

did you ever resolve this? i have a couple stand alone powered speakers that i would like to join into the arylic system and would like to use the mini with a low pass filter similar to the sub amp. i dont care about having a dial as i wouldn’t be changing it once i find the right cutoff. does the workbench give a low pass capability to these devices through programming?

yes, in acpworkbench you can do it.

What I was trying to do is
use rotary encoder, potentiometer, push buttons connected to GPIO pins to change low pass frequency like it is on sub amp, but I did not resolve it. @zpl1025 did not provide answer :slight_smile:
I had to use external DSP that is programable to do anything