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C1000/3x00 Hardware / What Headphone With Microphone For The Cxx00?

« on: October 06, 2005, 03:58:24 am »

Hi,

if really works with a stereo headphone, then you're absolutely right (I never checked that). Anyway, the important thing is, that handsfrees with 3 rings do work ;-)


griesie

For those who are wondering how the switch between audio input and output is done: It's done via the different impedances of headphones and microphones.
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Sorry, but that cannot be exactly correct.
I think the switch is done in software (dependent on the kind of software it either uses the channel as input or as output).

Reason: I can also use normal stereo earphones for KPhone/PI and use one of the earphones for listening and speak into the other one. Works well, too, but not optimal. So the decision if a mic or headphone is connected cannot be done via impedance measurement.

daniel
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C1000/3x00 Hardware / What Headphone With Microphone For The Cxx00?

« on: October 06, 2005, 03:35:58 am »

the connector on the zaurus has 4 rings, gnd,mic,left,right (btw the mic is also used for the remote control) cant remeber the order specifcally but i do have a picture of how to make the remote which gives a pinout

ethier way any stero headset for a mobile phone should work as long as it has 4 sections on the plug and is 3.5mm, if you use a 2.5 to 3.5 you run the risk of buying one that only supports stereo and dosent support the mic (3 ring not 4) will post the pic soon
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That is as far as I know not completely true (but I might be wrong). Yes, it has 4 rings, but the 4th ring is used only for the remote control. I personally use just a nomal 2.5 mm handsfree with 3 rings and a 3.5 mm to 2.5 mm adapter and it works great with my C1000 and kphone.

For those who are wondering how the switch between audio input and output is done: It's done via the different impedances of headphones and microphones.

regards

griesie

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Angstrom & OpenZaurus / Why Is Kopiemail Not In The Oz Feed

« on: August 04, 2005, 08:48:54 pm »

Hi,

OK, I understand the reason then, but this brings me to the next question.

Is there a solution for my problem to download my mail via pop to local folders and not reading it online?
The solution on my Linux box is to use fetchmail and a local MTA, but this seems a little bit overdone to me on the Z. Can Opiemail cope with local mailfolders?

Thanx again,

griesie

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Angstrom & OpenZaurus / Why Is Kopiemail Not In The Oz Feed

« on: August 04, 2005, 03:30:22 am »

Hi,

because I liked kopiemail on with the Sharprom very much, i just wondered why it isn't in the OZ feed, although the other KDE/Pi applications are?

Im missing a functionality to just download my mail from pop to a local folder in opiemail.

Thanx
griesie