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making a 3.5mm headphone adapet for K610i |
iamsinned06
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i cant find a SE k610i 3.5mm adapter here in my country or im just tired of roving to diff store... so my next option is to build my own....
i want to make a 3.5mm headphone adapter for my k610i. can anybody teach me how to do it? and please include pictures, schematics, or anything usefull. thanks. |
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abbafan1972
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Can you not buy some HPM-70 in your country?
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Duran
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huh? k610 is fastport? just buy of them penises:
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lazeeboy
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used to have one of those adapters, but i eventually bought a stereo bluetooth headset. those things will malfunction after a few months, especially if your phone is also your main music player.
A loaf of bread, a container of milk, and a stick of butter. |
Duran
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On 2007-11-15 23:49:20, lazeeboy wrote:
used to have one of those adapters, but i eventually bought a stereo bluetooth headset. those things will malfunction after a few months, especially if your phone is also your main music player.
I know, im currently on my 3rd pair.
So what? they're like €7 |
iamsinned06
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On :51:15, abbafan1972 wrote:
Can you not buy some HPM-70 in your country?
i cant find any in my town. and i dont like spending my money looking and hovering the city. |
iamsinned06
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i say again guys: i dont want to spend my money just searching our city. its a lot of large city. i spent 3 days but i could not find anything. i saw the picture.
can someone just tell me how to make one, id rather do it.
tanks....
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el_rycko
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Ebay. 1$ plus shipping.
And i never understood why they make this thing with a 2 inches cable. Why not make a solid block with the 3.5mm jack in it? They need some design ideas! |
iamsinned06
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can anyone help me here? |
deevid
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Building something yourself should be pretty simple if you have an old K-series handsfree kit, a 3.5mm stereo jack, and a soldering iron.
I was totally fed up with the earphones on my original SE handsfree kit, so I added a jack for my own earphones. However, I wanted to keep the handsfree functionality, so it is not quite as simple as your case. If I remember correctly, these are roughly the steps I took:
- Prised open the microphone housing on the handsfree kit
- Desoldered the original headphones from the circuit board, and made a note of what colour the wires were that carried the signal. (Blue and green, can't remember which channel was which)
- Closed up the microphone housing again.
- Cut the cable a few inches up from the phone connector.
- For once in my life I remembered to slide all the heatshrink tubing onto the wires before I started soldering!
- Soldered the white and black (microphone) wires back together again so that the microphone would work on the handsfree kit.
- Soldered the blue, green and ground wires to an old 3.5 mm jack I had lying around.
- Used loads of heatshrink tubing to make everything nice and snug and secure.
It doesn't look the prettiest, and I guess my soldering won't last forever. However I'm so much happier using earbuds that actually stay in my ears, and finally hearing my music properly at last!
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iamsinned06
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that's another info. but here's
here's the deal:
i have a 4-pin DCU-60 data cable (link below)
http://twigtrick.com/uxcell/images/item/catalog/ux_a06111000ux0057_ux_c.jpg
which i used for charging, transfering stuffs from my laptop to k610i and vice versa.
is it possible to add a 3.5mm stereo adapter to the other end (USB end)? if so, can someone tell me how to do it?
PS: include pictures, how to, or videos,,,etc.
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Posted: 2007-11-15 10:57
