BLUETOOTH and headset GAIN TABLE hacks

**pabl** · 11-16-2006, 10:34 AM

Originally Posted by jrsjr

Have any of you PEBL people figured out the correct offset for bluetooth headset microphone gain? offset 238 doesn't appear to be the correct one - at least not on mine.

jrsjr, I used offset DC on my PEBL to control Bluetooth headset microphone gain... in my case I just had to change it to a value higher than 12 to get a decent boost in volume. I'm currently on 1A and may go a tad higher.

**jrsjr** · 11-16-2006, 06:04 PM

@djdownhill:
it doesn't appear to have really done the job. offset 238 got cranked up, but, as i said, i don't believe that's the correct offset for the pebl. i think we both know that these "easy to use" programs simply use xlr8's table as a basis, so they don't do anything different than we would do with a straight gain table edit. i'm open to suggestions.

**LastZion** · 11-16-2006, 11:16 PM

Originally Posted by pabl

On a PEBL:

I could not for the life of me (hours) find the right driver combination to even get to the gain tables using a PC (XP Home SP1) and various combos of p2kman, MPT, P2kcommander drivers, different USB ports, etc. Kept getting a "could not start device (code 10_)" error.

I got a bit bold (desperate) and figured I would try this out on my Mac. You guys had really shown the way here and I couldn't quite find a Mac equivalent but I finally found some good supplemental advice that pointed me to moto4lin.

After getting this app off the ground (it bears it's own raindance but there is an included explanation), I was able to finally update my gain_table. In the end, 12 for offset DC just wasn't loud enough in my BT headset... I'm trying out 1A and it's much better. I can't believe it finally works and I almost want to jack the volume higher to convince myself it's actually working

thank you thank you thank you!!!

nJ

Moto4Lin is a great program.
I am using a KRZR and this program, and I can't even find my gain table... where was it on the pebl?

/edit found it