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Hi, Do the jack sockets for AudioMoth 1.2.0 need to be model SJ2-35464A-SMT-TR or can 4 pole alternatives (like in this pdf) be used. Thanks
Hi, Do the jack sockets for AudioMoth 1.2.0 need to be model SJ2-35464A-SMT-TR or can 4 pole alternatives (like in this pdf) be used. Thanks
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Since it is so hard to get the SJ2-35464A-SMT-TR socket this mesaages are very helpful, but I would really appreciate more information. I cannot see clearly how to wire it propertley.
I got this from your messages, but I don´t know how to connect plug detect, or if it is not possible to use this conector and I would need search for five or six pins socket.
I really appreciate any clue.
Thanks in advance
Finally I would like to soldering mi electret capsule directly to the Audiomoth board and I need some help. My doubts are:
Should I connect output signal from capsule to one or two signal pads?
Should I connect ground signal from capsule to one or two ground pads?
What should i do with jack detect and unconnected pads?
Thanks a lot for your help.
Note that while the pins don't match, if you're willing to get a bit creative you can make any TSSR jack work - you just need to solder three wires from the Tip, Ring 2, and sleeve pins on the jack to one of the L signal, plug detect and ground pads respectively on the board and you should be good to go. I did this with a TRRS breakout board from Amazon, a number of resellers have them (sparkfun, adafruit), glued the breakout board to the side of the battery case, fastened down the wires and it works a treat.
The mapping of pins to contacts on the plug also seems to be different so these ones won't work I'm afraid.
It looks like your one has a different footprint to the SJ2-35464A-SMT-TR you may not be able to solder it onto the board.