Just got a new pair of headphones with a mic and i have a quick question.

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The discussion centers on a headset with a stereo sound and microphone that uses a TRS (tip-ring-sleeve) connector. Participants seek clarification on how the connector distributes audio channels and where the microphone connects. The tip is designated for the left audio channel, the ring for the right audio channel, and the sleeve serves as the common ground. There is a request for a datasheet to provide further technical details. Understanding the connector's configuration is essential for proper headset functionality.
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So this headset has stereo sound and a mic, but the connector only has a tip ring and sleeve. So which part of the connector is for each. (tip for left channel, ring for right channel, sleeve for common, so where does the mic connect.)
 
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lundyjb said:
So this headset has stereo sound and a mic, but the connector only has a tip ring and sleeve. So which part of the connector is for each. (tip for left channel, ring for right channel, sleeve for common, so where does the mic connect.)

Maybe post a datasheet?
 

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