Accessory -> Wire-Headset In Ear Type Headset: 5CAI3442W-E02-RH
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- 100 box
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 box/month
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Specifications:
Headphone
Frequency response: 30 - 24.000 Hz
Impedance: 16 Ohm
SPL@1kHz, 1V rms: 90 dB
Cable length: 1.0 m + 1.8 m = 2.8 m / 9 ft.
Jack: 3.5 mm
Microphone
Frequency response: 80 - 15.000 Hz
Impedance: 2K Ohm
Pick-up pattern: Uni-directional
Sensitivity (1V/P@1 kHz): -38 dB
Intended Use:
"The headset is specifically designed for a multitude of uses including MP3-players, laptops, the Sony PSP and other consoles (sound isolation allows for low volume settings) as well as IP-telephony (separate microphone)."
Packaging:
The images below show the packaging that the Icemat Siberia In:Ear Headset arrived in. The front provides a glimpse at the headphones and microphone, as well as one spare set of "ear sleeves". You don't get a good idea of all that is provided, but you do see the most important pieces. The back lists a variety of information, specifications, and provides a detailed list of what is included. You get the headphones, microphone on a separate lead, an extension cable that connects the two, a small carrying pouch, and two spare sets of ear sleeves.
- Q: I had to replace the 4-wire connector that plugs into the idle air control valve and I want to be sure the wires are spliced correctly to the original wiring. This is the 3.1 liter engine. I have a Haynes manual with a generic symbol for the IAC and list of the wire colors but it gives no info on how exactly they are arranged. Does somebody have one they can look at and describe the order they are arranged in, left to right on the lettered side of the plug?
- looking into the connector with the tab down A:GRN/BLK B:GRN/WHT C:BLU/BLK D:BLU/WHT img843.imageshack.us/i/41851222.gif/ img831.imageshack.us/i/41849974.gif/ pictures ;)
- Q: hello, i got my new case and it has one case fan.the case fan is a 4 pin molex connector. it has 2 heads though. they both look like this
- Use the one that fits your power supply connectors. You only need one of them. They are wired in parallel. Edit: Then muster up enough sense to post some details! It damn sure ain't gonna run if the PC isn't finished or you have other problems!
- Q: Can me and my sister play for example Mario Kart DS using the same Usb connector or do we need to take turns.Can more than one people use the usb connector at once.???Or is the Usb connector meant for only one ds/lite.Please help.!!!
- yes,both of u will be able to use it^^
- Q: i am looking to find out what connector (sata or proprietary) acer uses for the dvd-rw drives in the aspire as7552g series laptops. if anyone has one i would appreciate the help.asking because i plan on getting the as7552g-6436 (keep opinions about the machine to yourself please) and i plan to upgrade it with a BD-rom drive. i do not want to tear it open until i can put the new drive in. i read that most new Acer's use SATA but some do not hence why i am asking.thanks in advance
- 7xxx series used a Sata connector for both the Optical drives and the hard drives. I used to repair them for Geek Squad's regional service center called Geek Squad City. You'll need to buy Acers BDROM drive though, since the faceplate brackets on most laptop optical drives are proprietary.
- Q: For example, if you were to do the following: - Draw two box shapes on your slide - Connect them using a straight connector - Apply a motion path animation to one of the boxesThe resulting animation would show the box sliding across the screen as the connector lets go of the handle and remains stationary.Is it possible to force it to maintain the link?I can't find an elegant solution and neither Google nor Microsoft are helping eitherI'm using 2003Cheers,D'Arcy
- I'm unclear on your question - when I do this, the box moves and the connector stays exactly where it was. Do you actually want the connector to grow and stay attached to the box that moves (that makes the most sense)? Time to do a cheater animation. First, it might be easier to NOT use a connector - just draw a line. Then draw a second line from where that line ends to somewhere in the middle of where the box will move to. Send the loose line to the back. Note: you may have to zoom WAY in to be able to align the 2 lines perfectly. For the animation, do the motion path on the box and do a wipe on the loose line in the same direction the box is moving. Set it to go with previous. It ends up looking like the line is moving/growing along with the box moving over. If you are moving the box at an angle, it might look perfect, but if it is going straight to the side or up/down - it should work great. You might need to tweak timing a bit. EDIT: I was afraid of that ;D There is no good way to do what you want to do. Unfortunately, when using Grow/Shrink on a line, it not only grows the length, it grows the line weight, so doing a small spin with a grow on the line doesn't work. The best I could come up with (and it doesn't look as crappy as I would expect) is to have the starting line in position (up/down) and add a second line in the final (diagonal) position. Set the animation so that line 1 fades out with the start of the box moving (probably for the same animation length as the box - but you might want to make a little shorter) and line 2 fades in maybe 0.2 seconds later and ends at the same time as the box animation ends. I suspect you've tried this and didn't love it, but I'm 99% sure it's the best you'll do with PowerPoint.
- Q: I have an 89 camaro with an accel hei distributor. I went to unplug one of the two small wires from the ignition coil in the distributor, and the power wire broke off of the spade connector. How do I fix it? Can I put the spade connector back on the wire somehow or do I need to get a new connector? If I get a new connector how do I put that on the wire?
- you're in a position to have the potential to realize cranking the engine, yet mutually as the vehicle has a protection kit, do no longer rob a financial company in the previous you attempt this pondering you're no longer probable everywhere. reckoning on the type, some alarms inhibit taking off, yet besides, they cut back the gas injectors and ignition. no longer something is hooked as lots because of the fact the timing belt. have self belief me, till finally you would be able to hack the PCM, you're no longer probable everywhere.
- Q: i want to remove my hard disk ! is it easy to remove the power and IDE connectors ? will they get damaged easily ?
- Not hard. Turn off power to PC and unplug the unit before beginning. Pull the IDE and power cable out evenly and gently. Same goes for re-seating the cables, especially the IDE, as this connector can damage the pins. On the IDE connector one side has a large portion in the middle. This will only fit into one side of the IDE port on the MB so look for this. Good luck.
- Q: I recently took the Hitachi hard drive out of my Pavilion dv9000 that I bought in 2007, and it has the strangest connectors I've ever seen. I can't tell if i'ts IDE or SATA; it doesn't use pins, per se, but blades.
- It's a SATA connector for HP laptops. Just pull it off and the drive should fit a 2.5 SATA enclosure.
- Q: I'm getting a monitor, and the only output device supported by my computer is dvi-i. will i be able to use a dvi-d cord from my monitor?
- Yes. A DVI-D male connector can connect to either a DVI-I or DVI-D female connector. A DVI-I male connector can only connect to a DVI-I female connector. Since your monitor is DVI-D male it can connect to either.
- Q: CAN ANYBODY PLEASE GIVE AN EXAMPLE OF A U.H.F. CONNECTOR????Also kindly advise me on how can I reduce impedance losses while connecting a coaxial cable between a source and a load through connectors. Like a 50 MHz source and 50 MHz load impedance matching might suffer losses due to dielectrics(male-female air gap), resistance, etc.PLEASE PLEASE DO ANSWER.I URGENTLY NEED THE ANSWER.LOTS OF THANX IN ADVANCE
- Type N connector is one of the best, good to 11 GHz, so it will handle 440 MHz with no problems. For 50 MHz, most any coax connecter will be fine. At 440 MHz, you have to be a bit more picky, but most good ones will work well. The second reference has a list of RF connectors. A BNC connector is very common and is good to 2 GHz. Note that although a connector type can be used to 2 GHz, for example, that does not mean that it is a perfect impedance with no reflections. BNC for example, is not great and has high reflections. Whereas type N is much better, and can also handle more power. As to your question, you need to be more specific. What exactly do you want? UHF Connector at 437 MHz mean what? Most any coax connector will work at that frequency, the question is how well. .
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Accessory -> Wire-Headset In Ear Type Headset: 5CAI3442W-E02-RH
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Guangzhou
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 100 box
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 box/month
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