How do you wire ecm77 to jackplug - Sennheiser freePORT Wireless Instrument Set Microphone

What inputs does the TV have?
Otherwise experiment with these options:
DENON---------->>-------TV
Stereo jackplug phones out->>-RCA phono inputs.
RCA phono outputs->>-RCA phono inputs.
Stereo jackplug->>-AV.RF converter RCA phono inputs->>-ANT.in.
RCA phono outputs->>-AV.RF converter RCA phono inputs->>-ANT.in.

Try this see figure to get the idea...

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If it are special connectors there should be special connector plug pliers for it and mounted like to made by the same way as for example cat5 cable connectors .
There should be a special tool to find IN YOUR COUNTRY . where they sell that brand.

It should exactly be the same for special mini plugs if there are 5 to 6 separate wires in the cable, but if its only a 3 wire cable then its easy to soldering a (mini) jackplug
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put a cd in and ,as it is playing, very slowly pull the jackplug out of the soundcard socket, does it suddenly play loudly at some point? If so you probably have the wrong size jackplug and might need an adaptor. Check that the cable is in the correct hole. Check that the volume on the speakers is turned up as well as the one on your PC/laptop.

Check that the master volume in your mixer is turned up

need to know more. while headset is plugged in try very gently pulling the jackplug out of the socket, if you get sound with the jackplug positions you may have the wrong six
ze plug or the headset may be faulty. try the headset on other devices that function correctly. Also plug another headset into the socket that the headset is currently is plugged into. If another headset functions then the headset must be faulty. It is a matter of experimentation to find what the problem is but you might need a known working headset to carry out the testing procedure.
Good Luck

As an addition to Tom's answer:
The two main headphone connector types are the 3,5mm jackplug (the one that fits in most mp3-players and cellphones) and the 6,3mm common headphone jackplug.

Encountered the same problem. Also noticed that plugging in extension speaker solved it. My conclusion: jack output for extensions speaker normally shortcuts and is then wired to the standard speaker. If the outputchassis gets a bit bended it doesn't shortcut and then doesn't connect to the speaker anymore. Repairing is very cumbersome, therefore I just soldered a shortcut to a jackplug and inserted that.
Connecting an extension speaker apparently wires the speakers in series, instead of parallel as I would expect. In my opinion the design and construction are not very clever in this respect as jackchassis are vulnerable.

Yes. Strip the cable down to it's insulated conductor wires - strip them as well to expose the conductor. Tin the connections with solder then apply the solder to their corresponding connections.

Please follow the below steps. On this image "E" is the headphone and speakers jack. You can insert the speakers here.



Component Icon Description A. Speakers Provide audio output when headphones or amplified speakers are not plugged in. B. LCD panel release latch To open the LCD panel, slide the release latch to the right. C. Battery status indicator

• LED blue - battery is fully charged
• LED purple - battery is charging
• LED blinking - battery charge is very low

D. Power status indicator

• LED on - notebook is on
• LED blinking - notebook is in Standby mode
• LED off - notebook is off

E. Microphone jack Plug a microphone into this jack. The built-in microphone is turned off when a microphone is plugged into this jack. F. Headphone jack Plug amplified speakers or headphones into this jack. The built-in speakers are turned off when headphones are plugged into this jack

Hi,

Buy a new jackplug, cut the old one and also 2-3cm of the wire. Then try to resolder those thin wires.
There are two shielded cables, solder the shields together on the ground of the jackplu. Then solder the other two to the ring and tip. Could be very difficult because those wires are very thin, but I'll think you've got no other options.

Regards,
Gerard