Tuesday, 27 January 2015

signal - How do I build a TRRS headphone jack with a jack that is detectable by an iPhone


I have a circuit and I am trying to integrate it with an iPhone via a TRRS headphone jack's microphone input. I have a generic TRRS cord and am trying to send a signal through it. However, the iPhone does not detect that a mic is even plugged in. However, if I plug it into my Mac via line-in and record, I can record the signal I am sending perfectly.


I have read online that it needs to detect resistance between the ground and mic, which I have. Are there any other things I need to do? It seems like this is an issue that stems from Apple's proprietary technology, as the earbuds are from a Windows Phone before they were spliced.


Thanks so much!




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