Will this transmit to my phone the inline mic on the cable of the headphone on a call? The jack supports that?
2016236
No, I don't think that it does what you are requesting. The Outdoor Tech device acts as the microphone and controller, over riding the inline mic and controller. Or at least, that is my experience.
2016237
All communications will be through the Adapt; it has a hands free mic integrated
2016238
I believe what you are mean by "transmit to phone inline mic on cable of headphone" is will your voice be picked up by the headphone cable mic and the answer is no. This device operates with Bluetooth technology. It has a built-in mic on the side of the unit. It transmits wirelessly via Bluetooth to/from your phone assuming phone is Bluetooth capable. The jack is a stereo jack for plugging into headphones for audio only. If you were to plug in a headphone that had built-in mic, the audio to and from your phone would transmit via Bluetooth and the mic on the unit would pic up your voice and transmit via Bluetooth to the phone, not through the mic on your cable. Hope that makes sense.
2016239
I believe what you are mean by "transmit to phone inline mic on cable of headphone" is will your voice be picked up by the headphone cable mic and the answer is no. This device operates with Bluetooth technology. It has a built-in mic on the side of the unit. It transmits wirelessly via Bluetooth to/from your phone assuming phone is Bluetooth capable. The jack is a stereo jack for plugging into headphones for audio only. If you were to plug in a headphone that had built-in mic, the audio to and from your phone would transmit via Bluetooth and the mic on the unit would pic up your voice and transmit via Bluetooth to the phone, not through the mic on your cable. Hope that makes sense. I believe what you are mean by "transmit to phone inline mic on cable of headphone" is will your voice be picked up by the headphone cable mic and the answer is no. This device operates with Bluetooth technology. It has a built-in mic on the side of the unit. It transmits wirelessly via Bluetooth to/from your phone assuming phone is Bluetooth capable. The jack is a stereo jack for plugging into headphones for audio only. If you were to plug in a headphone that had built-in mic, the audio to and from your phone would transmit via Bluetooth and the mic on the unit would pic up your... » Read More I believe what you are mean by "transmit to phone inline mic on cable of headphone" is will your voice be picked up by the headphone cable mic and the answer is no. This device operates with Bluetooth technology. It has a built-in mic on the side of the unit. It transmits wirelessly via Bluetooth to/from your phone assuming phone is Bluetooth capable. The jack is a stereo jack for plugging into headphones for audio only. If you were to plug in a headphone that had built-in mic, the audio to and from your phone would transmit via Bluetooth and the mic on the unit would pic up your voice and transmit via Bluetooth to the phone, not through the mic on your cable. Hope that makes sense. « Show Less
186764
Yes it will. But you can't use the handset cord as an extension to the head set, you will be able to hear the caller but they won't be able to hear you. So you will have to plug in into the phone directly.
1802652
If you want to use the stereo analogue input on the transmitter and also have chat functions, you need to use the transmitter's chat-out or mini-USB port to output voice. Of course, you'd need some kind of splitter to set that up with a phone.The 3-ring cable is actually for connecting the headset directly to your phone, in which case it acts like a standard wired headset (without needing to be powered on) and your phone should work with the headset's mic.
384658
I used this on a personal digital audio recorder, that had a dedicated MONO 1/8" jack to accept the mike. And it worked great.However (and I've never had an iPhone, so take this with a grain of salt) I don't believe iPhones have such a jack. I think the only jack you have on that device is that special 4-conductor jack for that slender, 4-section plug that provides for stereo headphones + mike.Of course, there very well might be an adapter for such a thing, and I'd look here on Amazon, and separately (like Meritline d-o-t c-o-m) for such a gizmo.Good luck!
63679
The headphone jack is securely mounted. I did not have any problems with phone connection
357126
I do not believe it will work with a microphone. Haven't tried it myself but im guessing the call would be originating from the PC because you'd need two auxiliary jacks on your phone to connect one of the cords and the headset. Don't know a phone that is like that.
2254609
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
1874691
I own a headset that connects directly to the phone jack, in place of the receiver. If you don't own that kind, you will likely require an adaptor or splicer.
821261
no, it connects straight into a headphone jack, if you want to use the inline mic you will have to get a 4 pin to 3 pin splitter like this one StarTech MUYHSFMM 3.5mm 4 Pin to 2x3 Pin 3.5mm Headset Splitter Adapter - F/M
2040982
I believe it depends on the model. From the other answers, it appears some version has an inline mic, however the one I received has no inline mic or buttons of any kind on the cord.
1539617
You sure can. It just plugs into the headphone jack on your phone and you can use it to speak through the mic.
153384
Yes. You just connect the headphones jack to your phone and it sends the audio that way. Assuming you have the matching FM station on the device and radio.
1011856
Yes. It should transmit from the headphone jack. I personally plug this device in my TV audio out jack and connect it to my Bose ae2w. It works great!
833373
If the audio jack works with the headsets with inline mics then my best guess is yes, I remember reading somewhere that some audio jacks have the power switched around on some of the internal lines on these things, I've never had an issue yet. I use it with my iphone 5 and my nvidia shield (android). Hope this helps :-)
668334
Yes, you just unplug the headset on the phone and then plug this one to the jack. Notice that it is a cheap make (made in China); the one I ordered plugged to the phone, I could hear people on the other side of the line, but they could not hear me. At the end I had to have a refund. It is worth a try, because the company are very good at solving the issues (they sent me a replacement, and when it did not work either, I had a full refund)
2234401
Hi there! Unfortunately, Android devices from different manufacturers have their headphone jacks wired differently (the microphone pin is flipped with ground, to be technical), so it'd be impossible for us to support them all. Thank you for your interest in Range.
1802651
If you want to use the stereo analogue input on the transmitter and also have chat functions, you need to use the transmitter's chat-out or mini-USB port to output voice. Of course, you'd need some kind of splitter to set that up with a phone. The 3-ring cable is actually for connecting the headset directly to your phone, in which case it acts like a standard wired headset (without needing to be powered on) and your phone should work with the headset's mic.