Stackmat Cable Connection

[CoderGuru]

Hi All,

I have a YJ Stackmat Timer and a 2.5mm to 3.5mm Audio Cable which I bought from KewbzUK(https://www.kewbz.co.uk/collections/timers-mats/products/speedstacks-timer-cable-2m) specifically for stackmats. I'm plugging it into the Audio Input of my Computer, But it isn't working. Is the cable faulty or do I need to find a way to plug it into a mic input instead of an audio input.

Thanks

 

[cuberbutnotacuber]

You need an adapter. Since you're in the UK, I'll leave a link to one below. Plug this into your USB input, and plug the cable to the audio part (pink port). Link https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sabrent-Ex...&keywords=audio+adapter&qid=1626616259&sr=8-2

 

[CoderGuru]

It still doesn't Work :/ Do you think my Stackmat is faulty Im using the YJ one in the Black Colour

 

[CoderGuru]

@cuberbutnotacuber

 

[SH03L4C3]

It still doesn't Work :/ Do you think my Stackmat is faulty Im using the YJ one in the Black Colour

what os is your computer and that model

 

[cuberbutnotacuber]

No I don't think it's faulty. Have you raised your input volume to a higher setting? Try that if you haven't. And also make sure that you've switched the source from timer to stackmat and allowed mic access. It might be the wire that's faulty but I don't think it is. As @SH03L4C3 said, what brand of laptop, what OS and what model? It might just be the audio jack that's faulty. Also make sure that you're plugging the cable into the port with the mic symbol above it or the pink port depending on what adapter you're using.

 

[cuberbutnotacuber]

@CoderGuru, any luck?

 

[CoderGuru]

what os is your computer and that model

Windows 10 Home, A HP Pavilion which I cant remember the model but it was new in 2016 and has touchscreen if that helps.

 

[CoderGuru]

No I don't think it's faulty. Have you raised your input volume to a higher setting? Try that if you haven't. And also make sure that you've switched the source from timer to stackmat and allowed mic access. It might be the wire that's faulty but I don't think it is. As @SH03L4C3 said, what brand of laptop, what OS and what model? It might just be the audio jack that's faulty. Also make sure that you're plugging the cable into the port with the mic symbol above it or the pink port depending on what adapter you're using.

It doesnt even recognize that I have plugged something in though. In audio settings there's nothing.

 

[CoderGuru]

Windows 10 Home, A HP Pavilion which I cant remember the model but it was new in 2016 and has touchscreen if that helps.

I don't think I have a hardware problem though

 

[cuberbutnotacuber]

Are you sure you've plugged it in properly? It's probably a wire issue if you have, as referenced to your earlier post.

 

[CoderGuru]

Are you sure you've plugged it in properly? It's probably a wire issue if you have, as referenced to your earlier post.

It works with my Headphones though (the splitter)

 

[cuberbutnotacuber]

Alright. Based on the facts, you're either not plugging it in properly, or the stackmat is faulty/

 

[SH03L4C3]

Windows 10 Home, A HP Pavilion which I cant remember the model but it was new in 2016 and has touchscreen if that helps.

Ill PM you in the morning

 

[CoderGuru]

ok