my home made jack 3.5 remote is weird...

[TanguyClt]

Hello I made my own made jack 3.5 remote using this picture :

The fact is that the low frequency are bad and when I press any button, it work but before there is a loud "pop" sound.
I don't know why but I have to fixe this issue because for now I have only the bluetooth working.
Thanks for helping me

 

[Enzo]

I can't understand the drawing. If you really wired it like this, you have a dead short wired across the right speaker.

If both speakers are working and you have a lot of bass cancellation, maybe one of the drivers is wired in reverse, so they are out of phase.

 

[TanguyClt]

actually I linked right and left channel because I use mono, I think the pricture is wrong but I took care of it. The important think is that to put my music on play I have to short wire the mic, to plzy the previous song I have to put a 220 Ohm resistor in parallele of the mic and to play the nex track I have to put a 660 Ohm in parallele of the mic, which I did

 

[MAAC0]

Tanguicity


What is this thing remoting ?

 

[TanguyClt]

The jack is plug to a phone witch understand how many resistors is in parallele of the mic, depending to the value it know, the phone put the music on play or play the nex music or the previous one

 

[TanguyClt]

Ok my bad, I think controller is better than remote (I am not english so forgive me)

 

[MAAC0]

Where did You get the values from the circuit ? What phone is it ?
Have You disassembled an accessory for getting the circuit ?

 

[TanguyClt]

No I found it on the internet and it is standard values witch work for any phone

 

[Old'n'Cranky]

To me it looks like the right speaker is shorted out and the left one is being fed from left and right signal.

 

[avtech]

As others have said, your right speaker is shorted (red line).

Remove the connection circled green if you have that connected.

Have you checked that your particular model of phone can accept that type of control? Not all phones are universal..

 

[avtech]

This is the correct schematic:

 

[TanguyClt]

yes, the deal is that the buttons works but when I press them there is a loud short sound on my speaker (you the same kind of sound than when you put out the jack pin while the speaker are connected). And I repare by myself the short out since I am in a mono signal.

 

[avtech]

Can you draw out a schematic of how you have it wired? Otherwise you're not going to get good advice other than what has been suggested so far.

 

[TanguyClt]

I don't know how to insert a picture from my PC (I only know from a URL)

 

[avtech]

"go advanced" then "manage attachments".

 

[TanguyClt]