I have accidentally ripped of the USB plug from the cable to the Logitech headset. I need to know which wire connects to which point in the USB. Where can I find a diagram? Thank you.
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<p>In general, the audio devices use audio cables such as RCA
stereo headphones, or telephone cables, connection to other devices. In case
you need a USB device to a stereo phone plug, you should use a single adapter
cable to connect the USB cable will convert to a stereo phone. <br />
<p><br />
<p>1. Connect the USB end of the headphone adapter to the USB
port of your audio device. <br />
<p><br />
<p>2. Connect one end of the headset to your male cable to the
headphone port of the headset USB adapter. <br />
<p><br />
<p>3. Connect the other end of your headphone male to male
cable to the headphone port of your stereo plug. Now you can connect to any
port to connect to stereo. <br />
Unplug the headset. I found in computers the computer knows when you plug it in and when you remove it. I do this a lot with a USB sound card. It's like plugging into the sound card and pulling the plug out, but with USB connection instead.
You will have to buy a USB connector cable and cut off one side. I hope you know how to solder. The USB cable is very cheap, and if you know how to solder well, your problem is solved.
(Vista) Confirm your system restore point first. It needs to be prior to what you're going to attempt here. If it has a recent restore point, great, but if not, make a system restore before you do this, in case it doesn't work.
In the Control Panel, click System, Advanced System Settings, click System Protection, and click System Restore.
(Optional) Try updating your usb drivers before trying the final step, reinstalling the Vista Service Pack 2.
Here's how to verify if your USB (drivers) in the Device Manager are up to date.
Open the Control Panel, System, Device Manager.
Open the Universal Serial Bus controllers (usually at the bottom of the device list).
Right-click, on your first USB, Updating Driver Software. It will look for the update or let you know (which may take a bit of time) that it is up to date already. Repeat this process on all the USB devices.
If that doesn't work, try this: plug in your headset, and keep it plugged into the usb.
In your Windows Updates, re-install the Service Pack 2. After Vista reboots your computer and finishes the install, unplug your headset from the USB and then replug it in. What you are likely to see is a Windows message indicating that it sees the software and is installing it (minus the windows pop-up message of "where's the driver disc for it?").
Now the trick is to get the headset to play the microphone through the speakers appropriately!
problem is lately all the higher end headphones and usb sets use microthin wires. there is fine strands like as thin as a string and woven into it is 2 or 3 micro thin copper strands. it may be possible but very difficult...
I've had this happen twice with Logitech headsets and believe it has to do with the cheap/fine wire they use in the cables. I suspect that a good tug on the cable will snap the wire or some other internal connection.
Hi, I accidently ripped of my wires from the USB PC board.
Does anyone have a picture of how it is supposed to be soldered on again?
Regards,
Michael
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