Audio Jack for Samsung Galaxy S

Information About Using An Audio Jack for Samsung Galaxy S

Jacks for the Samsung Galaxy S are designed to allow you to send and receive audio signals on your smartphone. This device is available from the manufacturer and is also available unbranded.

This product is an android mobile smartphone. This device was first made available in June 2010. The smartphone has a touchscreen interface and is produced in over two dozen variations. The device allows connections to headphones and headsets as well as other accessories using the headphone jack.

• Processor: S5PC110 processor
• Memory: 512MB of LPDDR1 RAM
• Screen: 4.00 in Super AMOLED touchscreen covered by Gorilla Glass
• Sound: Wolfson's WM8994 DAC
• Connectivity: 3.5mm TRRS; Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n; DLNA; Bluetooth 3.0; micro-USB 2.0; FM radio with RDS with recording

Also known as a headphone jack, this device allows you to accept external sound sources from a headphone's plug. The plug is the audio connector at the end of the headphone's cable. The headphone jack is small and is installed inside of a device. The device allows you to connect a headphone, a headset, or another device that you would like to use to send or receive an audio signal. The jack will accept a compatible audio connector or plug which is an extended pin-like device that is inserted into the smartphone.

A jack should be replaced if there is an audio problem, such as trouble receiving sound through a headset, a headphone, or other cable and plug accessory attached through the device. If your headset or headphone has a microphone, you may also want to replace the device if you are having trouble sending sound through the microphone. Some signs of a malfunctioning device include static, dropped words or a failure to send or receive any signal through the headphone or headset.

Replacing the jack requires tools such as a small Phillips driver and a plastic opening tool. You will want to open the back cover of the smartphone and remove the battery, sim card, and any other cards. Then use the small Phillips screwdriver to remove the mid-frame. Remove the old device and replace it with the new device. Afterward, reassemble the phone, and then turn it on and test using a headphone or headset to see if the replacement device is working.