how to convert jack to transmisstion jack
1782520
This unit seats in the place on your floor jack wear the "saddle" (usually the round piece where point of contact is made with the object to be lifted) is at. There is a round hole. You remove issued saddle and insert this transmission jack. You will have to purchase an appropriate bolt washer set up to attach it depending upon the jack.
1782521
I have not used mine yet. It is not going to fit my current floor jack, so I will probably by a cheap jack at Harbor Freight when I need to use it. It looks like it just slips into the center hole of the jack. Sorry not much help.
1234640
If your phone jacks used cat5 cables get RJ45 keystone jacks and punch them down with the B standard then crimp the other sided with the same thing and plug all of them to the switch if you have any questions dont be afraid to ask
83993
you will need a 3.5mm male jack 0n each end of a cable. cables are available on amazon....
167581
Do not jack in. Wire in & out from left & right front channels. This allows you to adjust your response. Jacks are controled by the receiver.
1957680
No, I don't think the audio jack (analog sound) will convert to the digital 4 wire bus (power, ground, and two data), unless your audio device has a convertor built-in. I tried this going from the usb to the audio jack, but couldn't find any convertor nor a software driver to perform this task. Hope this helps.
1335401
I have never physically tried this but with any devices that uses that type you jack. You have to make sure the size of the jack is correct so that it will match your device.
281266
You can just use three regular stereo 1/8" cables. The combining into a single cable and color-coding is for simplicity, since that's the normal coding of the jacks.
1216920
I had the same situation. I tried this Jack and it did not work. I had to run a wire.
1334535
You need a digital to analog converter. I use this one - Portta PETDTAP Digital Coax and Optical Toslink to Analog Audio Converter
1544961
Sort of...you can move the frame adapters horizontally along the length of the jack as needed. You can also unscrew the adapter up to approx. 2 inches before losing the threads--which helps adjust to fit your frame. The adapters are the least useful part of the jack. I use them less to catch the frame than to balance the frame on the jack itself.
1718791
I never tried it but i guess it works, as long as you have just one jack plugging in the trasmitter. Obviously the sound it'll pass to the receiver will be a single track, so you won't be able to separate it, unless the trasmitter is stereo (wihch i don't know but i can check in the techs specs)
407070
This uses a standard RJ45 jack. I believe older hardware versions may have used a punchdown. If you search for "IS-0391 Rev. E" you'll find the installation manual PDF with lots more details.
2061489
If you are going from mono to mono only one cord will work the source you are going from must be stereo, for instance I use this cord to amplify a cajon drum that has 2 pick-ups that are wired in to a stereo female plug his then splits the 2 pick-ups in to two mono feeds
149465
The female mic connect is 3.5 mm so not sure what you mean by 'convert'. You also don't say what the 'line' is. If are referring to a 'line input' then you could do that but you surely would have to have a low level audio.
1430121
There is a hole in the back to run a line somewhere, but i did not see any converter. I think you had better ask someone else.
248816
This adaptor converts one end of a TOSlink cable (one form of S/PDIF) into a mini-TOSlink plug. Even though it looks a little like a 3.5mm jack, it's still an optical signal, so what ever you plan to plug it into has to be capable of receiving optical S/PDIF in its 3.5mm jack. For example Apple MacBooks have been capable of this for years. It doesn't convert optical/digital signal to analog sound.
1092384
If the cord is not as long as you need it you can use a standard telephone cable. The inverter and the switch both have standard telephone jack plug, that you can plug in a standard telephone cable in between them.