Can you use the headset to broadcast a podcast or conference call connected to a landline phone?
2077953
Only if you have the proper equipment to connect the headset to the landline phone. Something like a JK Audio Broadcast Host would work perfectly for that application.
719246
Probably not, It plays music and you can use this device to make calls but the audio will come out of the speakers or device its plugged into. I don't think you'd be able to pair a headset to it like you would a phone.
447116
No, it is a speakerphone. You might could unplug the handset and plug in a headset there.
1791173
We have plugged our Plantronics Headset (marked as T10 inside the boom) into a our Mitel 5212/5235 VoIP desktop phones. You have to program the phones to accept a "Headset" button, though. Talk to your Mitel Server Specialist about that. From experience, it's not hard to do once you know where to look and what to do.The quality is much better, in this configuration, than the Panasonic (KX-TCA400) headsets we just bought. Conversations are clear on both ends, and there is no discernible background hiss/rumble.
353656
Yes you can this headset works wirelessly and with a cord . I plug it into my tv and listen to it in bed so I don't disturb my wife while she sleeps
966640
That would be up to the phone itself. Headsets do not have a way of selecting lines - they either sit between the base and the handset or interface directly with the telephone itself. You would need to check with your phone system's documentation to see how it supports headsets, and what you need to do to use one (eg, get a lifter). If your phone system was made within the last several years, it should work fine. If it's older, there may be some hoops you need to jump through.
2170624
I haven't tried it in that way (phone calls). My experience with the product has been a challenge. I purchased it to record video interviews and it recorded, but the feed for the headphones didn't seem to work. Sorry I don't have an answer for you.
1734873
I don't think so! It, however, has a wired headset outlet on each wireless handset! Asking it to connect through Bluetooth to one's Bluetooth phone and then, additionally asking it to do a Bluetooth headset, would be too much, and, frankly meaningless, in my opinion, since the device is designed to allow one to use a landline and cell, at home, with multiple handsets, conveniently placed around said home!, which it does beautifully!
1817270
Yes, you can use the mic for audio, but I'm not sure if it will work using the regular speaker unless the phone application will support that.
1919832
Yes, I believe you can. The headset or head phone allow you to sect from three channels and as long as you use different channels for each unit. They should be ale to work for separate devices at the se time.
1274560
You can plug in a headset to this unit and it will work just fine. There is a headset adapter included with the handheld. You will simply use the PTT on the handset to 'key' your mike.
1637454
Both are connected, but not cannot be used simultaneously. At least on my phone there is a button to push if you wish to use the headset. While using the headset the corded headset and speaker phone are inoperative.
1038866
You can use the headphone jack when it's in the dock. Unsure about audio in, possibly if a hoe headset can be used for Dkype/Hangouts calls.
1239867
Sorry, can't answer that question. The headset has the same plug at the end as a telephone handset uses.
180733
the headset operates via bluetooth to usb, it would not work for a landline phone. the only other workaround for that would be to buy a headphone to bluetooth adapter. just google search cordless phone bluetooth adapter. in the day and age of cell phones, homephone to bluetooth is close to obsolete. if you live in the boonies and dont have any choice, the google search should show you some results.
2024979
I use an older Plantronics CS50 headset that plugs into the handset jack on the phone. The handset then plugs into the Plantronics headset. It works great.
1462326
No, it does not allow you to connect bluetooth headsets/ear pieces/hearing aids to the system. This device allows you to use your landline telephones with your cell phone. This connects to a cell phone via bluetooth and behaves as a handset for your cell phone. When your cell phone rings, any wired or cordless standard landline phones connected to this device will also ring, and you can answer the call from your traditional phone (you can also place a call with your landline phone system that is routed through your mobile phone and thus the cellular network). This particular model (BTTN) allows you connect a standard landline and up to 3 mobile phones to your traditional phones. You might also want to think of it like this - if you abandon your landline service and go mobile only, but you still want to use your traditional phones around the house (instead of holding the cell phone all the time), this is the device for you. It is, in a way, kind of like this product: http://www.amazon.com/Echo-Logico-Retro-Handset-Packaging/dp/B007TSRFX6/ref=pd_sim_cps_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=1TS2MXN7WMHV9407BX3Z but it is wireless you use your traditional phones just as you always have to make and receive calls.