> The best and easiest place for an audio out would be the location where
the
> SER-001 connector sits. There you have a piece of plastic what canbe
removed
> easily, drilled, equipped with the connector and placed back into the
Newt.
> You only need to solder the connection, but this has been already
discussed:
> the easiest way would be to cut the internal speaker connection and insert
> the audio out. You can also add the feature of switching off the internal
> speaker if the external audio is plugged if the connector is equipped with
a
> switch.
I tought of this several times but finally found it more useful to have a
Mini-8 connector mounted into the little plastic cover. Unfortunately the
Mini-8 is to big. What about this: Using a serial to USB adapter inside the
Newton and having thus the Newton talking to USB? Probably is then a special
USB driver needed and NCU will not talk to USB at all :-( But the USB could
carry audio in/out too.
-- With best Regards / Viele Gruesse!Marco Mailand
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