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  1. The 3 bent pins are your tip, ring, and sleeve pins. The other 6 pins grouped together near the back are the switched pins. Here's how I wired mine (click the pic for a larger image): Switch Connections.png Note: this view is looking at the bottom of the switch. The Battery connection goes to the positive terminal on the battery source; the VIN connection goes to the VIN pin on the voltage regulator. The way I have mine connected, the switch closes the connection between the battery and the VIN pin (i.e., turns the power on) when a cable is plugged into the jack. For the curious, the schematic for the Kycon STX-3100-9C is located here. Thanks again! I finally sat down and got it all together like you did. My soldering skills are severely lacking, but it works...for now...
  2. Thanks so much for all your hard work and posting this. I'm was gonna attempt to do it like you did, but I'm not familiar with the Kycon STX-3100-9C and I'm not sure how to wire it up. I kinda saw a schematic for it, but I don't have enough knowledge to interpret it. There are 6 pins grouped together that I don't know what is what, and 3 other (curvy looking pins) which I'm guessing are the RX, TX, and GRND though I'm not sure what's what on that either. Any light you can shed would be greatly appreciated! Thanks again!
  3. That's awesome Walleye!! Any further test results? Can you post your steps on how you did it and the correcting of the COM ports when you get a chance. Thanks!
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