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Need to replace 4- pole Jack plug cut off old plug & the existing cable colours are Red Blue Green & copper Can you tell me which cable goes where on the new jack please.
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I have a final answer to this issue. This for the Turtle Beach PX-22 Headset with a broken plug. The plug is inserted into the Amplifier which in turn plugs into a PC via a USB connector. The plug needs to be low profile or narrow as it wont fit into the amplifier otherwise.
The following cable wire colour to 4 pole plug as follows:
Green - tip;
Red - ring 1;
White - ring 2;
Blue and copper twisted and soldered to - sleeve/ring 3.
I am pleased to say this works perfectly. Additionally, I bought a new cable - 4 pole plug to 4 pole plug. Cut it in half and connected the wires based on 'buzzing through' to the plug with my multi-meter as the internal wire colours in the replacement cable were different colours to the turtle beach internal wires. It was much less bother than using a brand new 'blank' narrow profile 4 pole plug (too much of a challenge to my soldering skills and eyesight!).
I hope this helps for anyone with the same or similar issues.
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Hi Andy - I can confirm that your information - Green - tip/p1, red - p2, copper twist blue - p3, white - p4 (mic) - worked correctly for me when replacing a 4 pole plug on my Turtle Beach PX-22 headset - works fine now. Thanks - this is only place on the internet where I found this information!!
Hi, when I was doing this I found six wires, red, green, blue, copper and two different whites. Is this what you found too? Or do I have a different set up?
I had the 5 that were described in the post - not 6.
Hey, I have a white insulated wire wrapped into the copper wire, should I separate them?
Px22 I have blue green red copper and white thread type can I post a pic ?
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I fixed it with:
Old jack was wired like:
tip (ring 1),ring 2,ring3,ring4
green,red,blue + ground (copper),white
It seems different than above. I cut the old jack first and measured resistance through the wires.
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I have the same problem and i did not find a new 4 pole cable with 5 wire. I solder a new 4 pole cable with 4 wire. It work but mic doesnt work....if anyone can find a 5 wire cable on ebay for exemple !!!
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Hi,
Here are two examples.
It is 4 wire cable with a shield but you should be able to use the shield as a 5th wire, just insulate it inside the plug. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1m-E108998-2P...
Alternatively you could use this and just cut one wire off at each end. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/ROUND-TELEPHO...
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the copper surrounds a white sheathed wire, so there are 5 wires to connect to 4 poles
por Andy Whitfield
Many thanks Andy I have now found the white sheathed wire. Can you tell me the colour sequence for soldering the wires to the 4 poles.
por jfields327
I'm not sure. Its a question I'm waiting for a proper answer to. So far I have: Green - tip/p1, red - p2, copper twist blue - p3, white - p4 (mic). I'm not sure if this correct, getting a lot of buzzing which could be due to my poor soldering! Like I say I have asked the question, Turtle Beach are being very quiet. this is the only other place I have found any reference to this problem.
por Andy Whitfield
Hi Andy - I can confirm that your information - Green - tip/p1, red - p2, copper twist blue - p3, white - p4 (mic) - worked correctly for me when replacing a 4 pole plug on my Turtle Beach PX-22 headset - works fine now. Thanks - this is only place on the internet where I found this information!!
por psinclair
do i solder the copper and blue onto the same pole?
por Ethan schwarz