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Currently, there are 2 modifications of the interface cable: for Siemens A/C/S/M 25,28,35,36,45, A50, SL45,... (thick connector) and for Siemens x50, x55 (flat connector ).

For older models, the interface cable wiring is shown in the diagram below:

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Explanation: on the left and right connectors, pay attention only to symbols like GND_1, where GND is the name of the signal, 1 is the pin number on the connector.

For the new line of siemens mobile phone models, the wiring of the interface cord looks like this:

Scheme, pinout (pinout) of the Siemens cable. Picture with interface cable wiring for new models of siemens phones

The wiring of the headset for siemens M55, x50,x55 mobile phones is shown in the figure below:

Scheme, pinout (pinout) of the Siemens cable. Wiring headset siemens x50,x55 and newer models

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