Your "datasheet" doesn't match the picture, does it?
Once you get the right datasheet, you want to connect to Sleave and Center pin. Center pin positive is just one convention.
"Sleave shunt" is used, for instance when you have say, an AC and battery operated radio. When you insert the AC adapter, the internal batteries are disconnected. The curved ends on the datasheet will be in contact with the inserted plug. When the plug is inserted, sleave shunt will separate from sleave. Sleave and sleave shunt can be thought of as a Normally closed switch. When the plug is inserted, tip and sleave of the plug are connected to center pin and sleave respectively/
Soldering is a typical connection method.
Once you get the right datasheet, you want to connect to Sleave and Center pin. Center pin positive is just one convention.
"Sleave shunt" is used, for instance when you have say, an AC and battery operated radio. When you insert the AC adapter, the internal batteries are disconnected. The curved ends on the datasheet will be in contact with the inserted plug. When the plug is inserted, sleave shunt will separate from sleave. Sleave and sleave shunt can be thought of as a Normally closed switch. When the plug is inserted, tip and sleave of the plug are connected to center pin and sleave respectively/
Soldering is a typical connection method.
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