I broke my razer headset about a year ago, the wire got yanked from the output side of the volume control box, and i need to know the color code for the circiut board so that i can solder the wires back on. a picture of a correct circuit board would suffice i just need to know what colors go where, thank you

If your Razer wireless headset is flashing green and not connecting to your Xbox One, there are a few things you can try:

1. Reset the headset: Try resetting the headset by holding down the power button for 15 seconds until the light on the headset turns off. Then, turn the headset back on and try to connect it to your Xbox One again.
2. Check the Xbox One controller: Make sure the Xbox One controller is properly synced with the console and that the batteries in the controller are fully charged.
3. Check the Xbox One settings: Make sure the Xbox One settings are properly configured for wireless headsets. To do this, go to Settings > Display & Sound > Volume > Party Chat Output and make sure "Headset" is selected.
4. Check for interference: Make sure there are no other wireless devices or routers nearby that could be interfering with the headset's signal.
5. Contact Razer support: If none of the above solutions work, contact Razer support for further assistance. They may be able to provide additional troubleshooting steps or help you with a replacement if necessary.

try getting a new wire

Did you ever get a reply for this? I have the same issue. Sometime I'll replace the batteries or recharge it and it works great for a little while then suddenly starts auto turning the volume down...

I know you might not want to hear this but the person selling the item may have known that the speakers were fully or almost blown out.

Hi,
You need to make sure you have set this device as your sound output. No need to use your soundcard. Then make sure you have the newest firmware from the Razer site. next is to make sure you have the game audio set to 5.1 through the menu in COD / CSS. and then click the Maelstrom button on your headsets control box. this will enable 7.1 "surround sound"
Please let me know if this solves your issue.
Regards,

Possible that the wires would have wriggled off from the jack side due to some ****. to confirm you will need to check one by one afteropening the sides,the continutiy of the wires to the jack and to the mic.
if ther is no continutiy replace the wires and jack. You can also dissect the jack to get to the problem and patch this up after finding the open wire. Ok

replace the jack that plugs into your player. it has an open in it

Hi Bob,
The first thing to check is that nothing is muted/turned down low in the Volume Control/Mixer. Then you need to go into the audio settings in AIM and select a different Microphone from the list. The one set to default is not the one you need. You'll either have a USB input/output for the headset or 2 jack plugs for input and output. These use different drivers on the computer. So just try using the different drivers from the list, one call at a time, remember to reboot AIM as you try each different one, and that the microphone volume settings are turned up in the AIM programs as well as you Volume Control/Mixer.

Hope this helps you progress

Chris (ziraffa)

I have the circuitry guide for the DSP box. I'm going to consider the top of the board the part with five connections, and the bottom is the part with eight connections.
From left to right on the top, the insulation colors are: red, white, green, black, no insulation.
From the left to right on the bottom, the insulation colors are: white, copper, copper/green, blue/green, red/green, red, copper/blue, green.

If the volume is adjusted when the headphones are plugged in I'd be looking at the speaker. It may need replacing. I don't know if the headphones are run from a preamp or attenuated via the audio output IC. If it's run from the preamp then the main output could be kaput. Check the speaker and it's wiring first and go from there.