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Making an external headset for casi
Name: Tom Date: January 13, 2003 at 09:26:34 Pacific OS: win ce 2.1 CPU/Ram: sh3
Comment:
My cassiopeia 2400u is a great pda for my use - the large size makes text easier to read. I just wish it had a way to plug a headset into it - it only has a tiny built in speaker. Any suggestions on how to do this? I have a pcmcia sound card - the pda accepts pcmcia - can I get it to work in win ce 2.1?; it has an rs232 port - can I have some driver written to redirect sound to the rs232?. I have also considered physically altering the pda - connecting some kind of jack to the internal speaker and microphone. Even considered blue tooth if it would do the trick. Any ideas? Also, if I could do it, do you think it would produce stereo sound?
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