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| verified-Beyerdynamic DT-108/109 | |||
| pin # | Use | Color | For unbalanced wiring, tie yellow
and green together and use shield for mic low. For a DT-108( single ear
headset) the red conductor is used for the ear high.
The pin numbers shown are for an RTS BP-325 intercom beltpack. They are for reference only. The pin-designations for another device might be different. |
| 1 | mic shield | Shield | |
| 2 | mic signal (+) phase | yel | |
| 2 | mic signal (-) phase | grn | |
| 4 | ear signal left high | red | |
| 3 | ear signal left low | brn | |
| 5 | ear signal right high | org | |
| 3 | ear signal right low | blu | |
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| verified-Intercom Specialties LWS 5-pin | |||
| pin # | Use | Color |  |
| mic signal shield | Shield | ||
| mic signal high | wht | ||
| ear signal low | blk | ||
| ear signal high | red | ||
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| verified-David Clark-Latest TNN Version | |||
| pin # | Use | Color | Pin Numbers reference a BP-325 Stereo Headset Connector. The headset is left/right reversable, therefore the "left" and "right" designations are somewhat academic. The earpiece on the side with the feeder cable uses the red wire for ear high. |
| 1 | mic signal shield | Shield | |
| 2 | mic signal high | wht | |
| 3 | ear low | yel/blk | |
| 4 | ear left high | red | |
| 5 | ear right high | blu | |
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| David Clark H8530 2016 Version (Double Ear) | |||
| pin # | Use | Color |
Pin Numbers reference a BP-325
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| 1 | mic signal low | Shield + WHITE | |
| 2 | mic signal high | RED | |
| 3 | ear low | YELLOW + BLACK | |
| 4 | ear left HIGH | BLUE | |
| 5 | ear Right HIGH | GREEN | |
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| David Clark H8590 2016 Version (Single Ear) | |||
| pin # | Use | Color |
Pin Numbers reference a BP-325
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| 1 | mic signal LOW | Shield + WHITE | |
| 2 | mic signal high | RED | |
| 3 | ear low | YELLOW | |
| 4 | ear left high | BLUE | |
| verified-Sennheiser HMD-24x | |||
| pin # | Use | Color | notes |
| mic signal shield | Shield | ||
| mic signal high | red | ||
| mic signal low | blu | ||
| ear left low | yel | ||
| ear left high | gry | ||
| ear right low | grn | ||
| ear right high | wht | ||
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| verified-Sennheiser HMD-26x | |||
| pin # | Use | Color | The Ear-piece wires being identified as High or Low, is only important for consistancy between the two ear-pieces of the same headset. While you would never want the left earpice to be out-of-phase with the right, having both of them opposite from another headset will not cause a problem. The basic Sennheiser supplied documentation does not include a wire function chart. Other Sennheiser documentation does include conductor/wire code for the three available cables. The High-low designation indicated here is a convention taken from the earlier, HMD-24 model. |
| Pin-6 | mic signal shield | Shield | |
| Pin-1 | mic signal low | Blue | |
| Pin-2 | mic signal high | Red | |
| Pin-3 | ear left low | Grey | |
| Pin-4 | ear left high | Yellow | |
| Pin-3 | ear right low | Blue | |
| Pin-5 | ear right high | Red | |
| verified-Plantronics StarSet(r) Dynamic | |||
| pin # | Use | Color | notes |
| mic signal shield | Shield | ||
| mic signal high | red | ||
| ear signal low | blk | ||
| ear signal high | wht | ||
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