Analog wired Headset Sony Ericsson
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The pinout of some Headsets delivered by Sony Ericsson are known to use a different pin layout. | The pinout of some Headsets delivered by Sony Ericsson are known to use a different pin layout. | ||
− | The layout | + | The layout of the HPB-20 is as following (unconfirmed, measuring the pins shows some strange interconections): |
* 1/Tip: Mic | * 1/Tip: Mic | ||
* 2: right speaker | * 2: right speaker | ||
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− | The following sections describe the modifications made to a headset originally delivered with a P910i ( | + | The following sections describe the modifications made to a headset originally delivered with a P910i (HPB-20). |
The modification can be made with the following steps (take care to have a quick but steady hand, the soldering on the image is quite dirty because i had to solder several times): | The modification can be made with the following steps (take care to have a quick but steady hand, the soldering on the image is quite dirty because i had to solder several times): |
Revision as of 23:21, 23 December 2008
The pinout of some Headsets delivered by Sony Ericsson are known to use a different pin layout. The layout of the HPB-20 is as following (unconfirmed, measuring the pins shows some strange interconections):
- 1/Tip: Mic
- 2: right speaker
- 3: left speaker
- 4/Base: ground
This pinout is not compatible to Neo. To use this headsets you have to rewire them which requires soldering or usage of a simple adater doing the transformation (however, i currently do not know of any existing).
The following sections describe the modifications made to a headset originally delivered with a P910i (HPB-20).
The modification can be made with the following steps (take care to have a quick but steady hand, the soldering on the image is quite dirty because i had to solder several times):
- unsolder the white cable from the M+ solder contact
- unsolder the two combined green cables from the LS solder contact
- untwist the two green cables so they get separated
- twist the white cable together with the green one from the small grey cable (coming from left speaker)
- solder the white/green cable pair to the LS solder contact
- solder the green cable from the big grey cable to the solder contact M+
- test if everything works now, close the casing if and enjoy stereo sound :)