I've been going around plugging stackmats into every smartphone I can get my hands on. I created this page to keep track of the signals I've recorded.
You need a special adapter to plug into the microphone wire of smartphones's headset jack. I use something like this. Some smartphones need to be "tricked" into reading from the microphone line by adding a resistor between the microphone and the ground. This is something all iPhones do. I don't know why. See this page for more information.
If you want more details about why phones do this, and how to work around it, please see my blog post on the subject of smartphones and stackmats.
Phone | Signal | Note | Courtesy of |
Asus Fonepad K004 | ??? |
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Asus Zenfone 6 | Benjamin Chu |
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Galaxy Nexus | Jeremy Fleischman |
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iPhone 3GS | Kevin Heiken |
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Motorola Droid 1 | Devin Corr-Robinett |
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Motorola Admiral XT603 | ??? |
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Motorola RAZR XT910 | ??? |
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Nexus 4 | Armin Askari |
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Nexus 5 | Jeremy Fleischman |
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Nexus S | ??? |
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Samsung Galaxy Chat | ??? |
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Samsung Galaxy S3 | Steven Xu |
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Samsung Galaxy S4 | Harris Karsch |
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Samsung Note Tablet | Alan Chang |
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T-Mobile myTouch 4G | Will not turn off built in microphone, a la iPhone. |
??? |
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Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 | Will not turn off built in microphone, a la iPhone. |
??? |
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HTC Desire-Z | Mingyuan Zhang (张铭源) |
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LG Optimus L5 II E460 | Works with DCTimer! |
Balogh Zsófia |
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LG L65 D280 | António Gomes |
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Wiko Rainbow | Works with DCTimer! Required SoundAbout to force use of the microphone. Demo video1, video2. |
Harry Smith |
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Fire HD 6 | Jeremy Fleischman |
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Motorola Moto X Gen 2 | |||
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 | |||
Nexus 6 | |||