Hello together, I would like to know if the Nokia headsets, for example the "Nokia WH 701 Stereo", works with the Jollaphone. Including the Controlbuttons "Play, Next ,Pause, Skip ...." Maybe someone has tested it and can tell if it works. These headset was shipped with the Nokia N8-00 and I would like to use it with my new Jollaphone when I get it. Hopefully in the next few days
It's a hardware thing, and headset compatibility is more complicated than one might think. It depends on the number of pins, the arrangement/order of the pins, and resistance on the control for signalling (Apple needs to be different from the rest). Here's an article to confuse you further :)
I think the WH-701 will not work on the Jolla, but don't take my word for it. Someone please test it out and share your findings. I've only tested 3-pin headphones (no control buttons) with my Jolla and those work fine.
Sure, I have used Koss PortaPro, Logitech Ultimate Ears 400, and EarPollution NervePipes. All 3-pin, without controls, as I have my Jolla in hand usually and touchscreen gloves so no need to fiddle with flimsy headset controls ;) Just use volume keys and active covers on device :D
Nokia Essence Bluetooth headset works and you can also adjust volume up and down. Put volume to max from your phone and reduce from Essence because it can not adjust past preset volume.
Nokia headset "WH 701 Stereo" and the 4-Pin Models before won't work with the the Jollaphone because of the connections. The older Nokiaphones include N9 used these Pinout
The newer Phones including IPhone , newer Android, Nokia Windowsphone and Jolla are using an alternate Pinout
This means, if you use the an older Headset, your "Sound expierience" will be very quietly and "thin" because the Signal has to go over the Aux-Pin to Ground.
I changed the 2 Pins on my Headset and it works fine, but without control-posibilities. It would be nice to know from the Programmers of the Audiopart of the Phone if a cable-remote is programmed in the Jollaphone.
So every Headset which works full on these Phone,was Bluetooth controlled, but I am looking for a wired Headset for some practical reasons.
The big Image is the original "old" Pinout including N9, the small one is the Pinout of the newer Phones, including Jolla !
Thats well and good, exactly what i was hoping for. I've got an N9 and I'm tired of using the connector to use the iPhone compatible headphones with my phone. The N9 compatible one's are rare and difficult to find.
It looks like I've made a mistake by uploading the images. The Image which is left on my post is the newer Pin-Out of the most Phones. Jolla, iPhone etc... For the old Pin-Out, which was used by Nokia N9 N8-00 and so on, the 2 Pins "GND" and "AUX" are changed.
Unfortunately one image (N9) is not displayed in my Message. The displayed image shows the Pinout of the Jolla-Phone. The N9 has changed the Pins "AUX" and "GND"
But one question is still not answered: Is the headphone jack from the hardware (chipset) able to handle control-signals? If yes, it should be only a question of the OS to make it work.
For me it would be a good thing to have a wired headphone, because sometimes you should use Bluetooth for other things at the same time.
I'm writing this on notepad because my firefox doesn't fire up keyboard. I went on to buy a iphone specific sennheiser mm50 with the idea of using it with my jolla phone. I must report them incompatible as a headset. I can listen to internet radio via a native app but once the ringtone cuts in my ears are at peril. No matter how i adjust the level it plays at full blast. Also the push to talk feature doesn't seem to work. N9 used to have a function which recognised the kind of hardware plugged in. Not so with this jolla phone as yet.
I think the latest OS update 1.0.3.8 fixed the ringtone problem with the iPhone specific headset I mentioned, but I still have no idea whether my mm50 works as it is intended.