When I operate portable with my KX3 I am often favoring my Apple iPhone earbuds
over other headsets. I have no measure of whether these are better or worse
then others (I also own CM500 but it is big and bulky) -- but they work fine
for me so far. And, in portable ops, I have been 100 percent
Hi Phil,
I can't speak to the quality of the mic on those earbuds, but there are
a number of splitter cables out there that will split the mic and
speaker signals form the TRRS jack on you earbud cable to the mic and
speaker connections on your KX3.
I use one I ordered from Amazon to do
Dave,
Thanks. Just when your message popped in I was actually looking for splitters.
Found a Griffin MicConnect interface but that is not what I want. From what I
have learned so far, the mic technology assumed by the iPhone is passive
Dynamic mic. No Bias is supplied by the iPhone
I would think you are right also.
I apologize for the lack of correct terminology. I was in the middle of
my first cup of coffee ;-)
I meant the plug on your earbuds - not jack. I have the version that
splits the jack signals on my tablet. You would need the opposite
version I use. I bought
The only kinds of splitters I have found are actually combiners: separate mic
and headphones connections to plug into an iPhone.
73, phil, K7PEH
On Oct 15, 2014, at 7:59 AM, Dave Van Wallaghen w8...@comcast.net wrote:
I would think you are right also.
I apologize for the lack of correct
A few people say that 1.5-2.5V is provided for the microphone. This makes
since, because they need to sense the button presses, too.
Most people are trying to put other headsets on iPhones or Macs, but the info
may be useful.
http://www.zerologic.com/Blog/iPhone-Headphone-plug-pinouts.html
Thank you. I wonder how I messed up when I searched on Stack Exchange. Did a
lot of searching this morning so probably likely to miss a lot of stuff.
73, phil, K7PEH
On Oct 15, 2014, at 9:44 AM, Walter Underwood wun...@wunderwood.org wrote:
A few people say that 1.5-2.5V is provided for the
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