Do anybody know if the adapter will work with an Avaya 1140E IP Deskphone? Many thanks!
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It depends on the headset you have. Can you give me the model of headset you are trying to use with this cord? Depending on the headset you have this cord will work.
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I'm not sure, sorry. I'm using it with an Avaya office phone, so it's a pretty specific connector.
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I used this adapter to connect my Plantronics to Samsung OfficeServ phones. I think this might not work for home phones.
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I don't know. We have a NEC system. We just had to plug the phone in and follow the set up instructions. We had no issues. You may want to contact a Avaya rep and ask if system has requirements for conference phones.
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Yes, it works nicely with VOIP. That's what I use it for. You still need to have a Analog Telephone Adapter between the phone base and the network you are attached to.
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Hi James, yes as long as the Avaya phone is corded and not cordless, this headset will work.
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We use it with an Avaya 4412D+ and it works. Couldn't say about the version you're asking about. Sorry!
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This is an IP phone. Therefore, it will not work over POTS without an ATA adapter.
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I use it with an Avaya phone, and I believe that Avaya and Polycom are compatible with each other.
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I would say definitely maybe. I actually found on the cisco ip phone the connectors for the mic and headset are backwards. It hard know what it will work on and some of that probably depends how it is connected to accessory.
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The analog connection will work with any existing phone system that support analog phones. On the VoIP side which you're alluring to, the phone supports SIP registration for which all existing VoIP PBXes should support. I've not tested your specific configuration, though all indications are that it will work.
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The headset you refer to uses 3.5mm connectors, such as the iPhone or any of the Android phones. This adaptor converts a 2.5mm connector, such as the old Symbian Nokia phones used. You need a different adaptor. And, whether it's the adaptor or my laptop, I can't get it to work for the microphone jack. I've actually gone to using a USB microphone (Audio Technica ATR2100) and a set of earbuds. But I needed that for other uses, anyway.
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I bought an adapter on Amazon which splits the single plug into 2 plugs: separate audio (speaker/headset) and separate microphone plugs. Headset speakers work perfectly with any non-apple device. Have not tried the microphone side of the adapter. But I love this adapter/combo. Movies and Netflix are awesome with this combo. Search Amazon for : Smartphone Headset to PC Adapter - Use a 3.5mm iPhone/Smartphone Headset With Your PC, Converts 3.5mm Plug to Dual Mic/Audio 3.5mm, for Skype/VOIP (01-PH35-PC35)
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I dont know if it will work with that model, but it works great with my Cisco IP phone.
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The question with adaptors is, what kind of adaptation does it provide? In this case, we can't tell the kind of headphones you're using, so it's not clear if this is appropriate for you or not. True, it is meant for use with Cisco-compatible phones, but if you don't have the right headset, then it would be useless.What this adaptor needs is a PC-compatible headset, but the older two-plug style. (not like earbuds, which were made to connect directly to a mobile phone) If your headset uses two plugs, then this may very well work. Also, keep in mind that this is not guaranteed to work on all Cisco phones nor with all PC headsets. Best case; your company provides you with an actual Cisco headset. The question with adaptors is, what kind of adaptation does it provide? In this case, we can't tell the kind of headphones you're using, so it's not clear if this is appropriate for you or not. True, it is meant for use with Cisco-compatible phones, but if you don't have the right headset, then it would be useless.What this adaptor needs is a PC-compatible headset, but the older two-plug style. (not like earbuds, which were made to connect directly to a mobile phone) If your headset uses two plugs, then this may very well work. Also, keep in mind that this is not guaranteed to... » Read More The question with adaptors is, what kind of adaptation does it provide? In this case, we can't tell the kind of headphones you're using, so it's not clear if this is appropriate for you or not. True, it is meant for use with Cisco-compatible phones, but if you don't have the right headset, then it would be useless.What this adaptor needs is a PC-compatible headset, but the older two-plug style. (not like earbuds, which were made to connect directly to a mobile phone) If your headset uses two plugs, then this may very well work. Also, keep in mind that this is not guaranteed to work on all Cisco phones nor with all PC headsets. Best case; your company provides you with an actual Cisco headset. « Show Less
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i plugged this into my office phone and it worked well. Then they changed the phone system which made it incompatible. I would start there, and look for compatible equipment. Its just to iffy.
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Edward,It sounds like you purchased an adequate piece of equipment, but I'd like to know what kind of Internet phone you have - is it a home/landline phone designed to work with VoIP? Those phones would most likely be able to connect directly into a modem/router via Ethernet (RJ45) cable, rather than a standard phone cable.Get back to me with some more details, and I'll try to help you out.EDIT: just saw where Alberto answered this already. If you use a landline a good bit, I would keep it and just search for another router.