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Headphone jack detection does not work #9
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Only a workaround with a little soldering (a photo is in the thread linked above) and a script. I can post details if you want. |
I really would like to have the script. is it possible for you to post it? |
Sorry for late reply.
This should be started as daemon after boot. I did it with a JackDetect.service
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I'm using the WM8960 HAT on a Raspi zero using raspbian buster. I've installed the driver like described in the wiki. Everything is working (sound on speaker, on headphone, adjustable with alsa).
BUT when the headphone jack is plugged, it doesn't mute the speaker.
In the datasheet on page 45 the jack detection is mentioned, but I don't have enough knowledge to unterstand how that has to be done. Is it a hardware switch or a software switch? If hardware I think mine is broken, if software does that have to be implemented in the driver, in alsa or done by a script which listens to a gpio?
Thanks a lot
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