Can this be plugged directly into an iphone for conducting teleconferencing?
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I have used this headset with my iPhone before to make phone calls while inside the airplane.
823539
This headset does have Bluetooth connectivity for cell phones, but according to the manual "the microphone will not transmit unlessplugged into an intercom." I played around with my Galaxy S3, and that held true. I think you need a plane to go with it if you want to use it for teleconferencing, which would be both expensive and hard to fit in your laptop bag.
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This headset does have Bluetooth connectivity for cell phones, but according to the manual "the microphone will not transmit unless plugged into an intercom." I played around with my Galaxy S3, and that held true. I think you need a plane to go with it if you want to use it for teleconferencing, which would be both expensive and hard to fit in your laptop bag.
823541
These are aviation headsets designed to be used by pilots and plugged into an airplane's intercom system. So, no, they are not designed to be plugged into a consumer phone for use as a common headset.
823542
I don't think so. It has the std GA dual plug setup. It does have the Bluetooth feature though.
1811569
YES! The Apple iPhone fits this perfectly with the new iPhone Skype software which uses WiFi. Of course you can use the iPhone as a regular cell phone too. The neat thing is no PC needs to be running to make a SKYPE call. I am buying an adapter for attaching my regular house wireless phones to both the INTERNET and regular POTTS too. I should be able to do some wild and crazy things with that combination.
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I don't think so. Here is a page from the manual:The Output Jack provides a mix of both sidesof the conversation. In other words, whateveryou send down the phone line will come backon this jack mixed with the audio from the otherside of the call.Two adapter cables are supplied with theQuickTap. One cable has 1/8" mono connectorson each end. This cable can be used toconnect QuickTap to the line input on somepowered speakers.The second cord has a 1/8" stereo plug on oneend and an RCA mono plug on the other end.The RCA plug is wired to the tip or left channelof the stereo plug. The ring or right channel isnot connected. Use this cable to connectQuickTap to powered speakers or amplifiersequipped with RCA jacks. I don't think so. Here is a page from the manual:The Output Jack provides a mix of both sidesof the conversation. In other words, whateveryou send down the phone line will come backon this jack mixed with the audio from the otherside of the call.Two adapter cables are supplied with theQuickTap. One cable has 1/8" mono connectorson each end. This cable can be used toconnect QuickTap to the line input on somepowered speakers.The second cord has a 1/8" stereo plug on oneend and an RCA mono plug on the other... » Read More I don't think so. Here is a page from the manual:The Output Jack provides a mix of both sidesof the conversation. In other words, whateveryou send down the phone line will come backon this jack mixed with the audio from the otherside of the call.Two adapter cables are supplied with theQuickTap. One cable has 1/8" mono connectorson each end. This cable can be used toconnect QuickTap to the line input on somepowered speakers.The second cord has a 1/8" stereo plug on oneend and an RCA mono plug on the other end.The RCA plug is wired to the tip or left channelof the stereo plug. The ring or right channel isnot connected. Use this cable to connectQuickTap to powered speakers or amplifiersequipped with RCA jacks. « Show Less
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Yes, certainly. As long as the input accepts microphones it should function almost just like an iPhone headphone/mic.
2013973
Not sure. I used the other input for my iPhone to play music under my voice. So should be able to. Audio input is audio input, right? Great device til mic panel shorted out after two years of weekly use.
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No it will not work that way. The device expects to have a SIP server with which to connect. It is not a simple line device. It understands dialing plans and converts telephone events into SIP signaling.
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I haven't tried but it's a very straight forward device. There's a USB port that's just there to charge your phone (which an iphone could totally use) and you'd connect your audio through Bluetooth. So I can't see how it couldn't work.
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I believe that you will need to get a plug adapter. Keep in mind that the iPhone has headphone rings on the plug and those you will need to render inoperative. The signal coming from the microphone is still the same as any other microphone but the audio of course is enhanced because of the nature of the microphone. As far as a mac mini, I'm sure it will be like a PC input so it should work fine. I used mine once to record audio for a video conference. Although I think that a USB mic is much more practical because the VM-100 uses 9 volt batteries. It made no sense to continue because of that. I hope this information helps you. I believe that you will need to get a plug adapter. Keep in mind that the iPhone has headphone rings on the plug and those you will need to render inoperative. The signal coming from the microphone is still the same as any other microphone but the audio of course is enhanced because of the nature of the microphone. As far as a mac mini, I'm sure it will be like a PC input so it should work fine. I used mine once to record audio for a video conference. Although I think that a USB mic is much more practical because the VM-100 uses 9 volt batteries. It made no sense to continue because of... » Read More I believe that you will need to get a plug adapter. Keep in mind that the iPhone has headphone rings on the plug and those you will need to render inoperative. The signal coming from the microphone is still the same as any other microphone but the audio of course is enhanced because of the nature of the microphone. As far as a mac mini, I'm sure it will be like a PC input so it should work fine. I used mine once to record audio for a video conference. Although I think that a USB mic is much more practical because the VM-100 uses 9 volt batteries. It made no sense to continue because of that. I hope this information helps you. « Show Less
145491
Yes, it has a 3.5mm 4-pole jack that goes right into the iPhone headset jack. You will be able to use it for audio and for chat/phone calls if you leave the microphone in.
785220
The unit is just something that provides a place to hold an iPhone in place and connect it to a a Lightning cable and/or an audio cable. If you have an application that can perform remote control through one of these cables, then yes. Otherwise, no.
540131
There is only regular phone jack on the control knob, so if you use an adapter cable with phone plug at both ends then yes, you can feed the iphone/ipod to the speaker (one end goes into iphone earphone jack, the other end goes into AUX jack on the control)
678075
yes you can. i mainly use it as a stereo. bluetooth with iphone etc. you can also plug it in directly
2109062
There may be an adapter that can purchased that would allow it to be used, but right out of the box its designed for Iphone
646297
Yes, but you need this adapter: Adapter to allow use of self powered and wireless microphones with smartphones and iPhone/iPad - Item #10963
526488
No, it will not work directly. You need a splitter if you want both audio and mic.
795959
Yes you can; however, you will need to get controler so it can communicate with the iphone app. You will need something as simple as the insteon hub or as powerful as the ISY994i (This is the one I have). It depends on how many devices you want to use, etc.
864406
Simply, No. I have used a similar headset, with the primary phone linked by software to a computer, useable on an iPhone I walked around the office with.