Is the "phones" jack an output interface? If so, what are the L/R jacks for?
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Take a look at Figure 4.1 (chapter 4. Working with the UCA202) in the manual. The phones output is for live monitoring while an output is sent to the L/R line-out jacks. They are designed to be used at the same time.
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I don't see a headset jack on the handsets at all. The was a time long ago that I would have looked for that but never thought about it when I bought these. I don't think you can pair any type of headset to these phones. The retro handset has no purpose that I can think of, aside from maybe trying to sell it on ebay, if I can remember where I put it.
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The USB port on the Onkyo HT-RC430 receiver is intended as an input only. Headphones require an output signal. Your phones should include the necessary adapters to connect directly to the headphone jack on the front panel, our the audio jacks on the rear.
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Hi, my question to you is: "Why are you concerned about a phone jack connection?"..A phone jack is an "RJ-11" & an Ethernet jack is an "RJ-45"..The RJ-45 Ethernet jack is slightly larger than the RJ-11 phone jack..This modem, like all other modems, comes with an RJ-45 Ethernet jack..If needed, you can purchase an RJ-45 to RJ-11 adapter at your local electronics store or purchase it online at Amazon for $1.00..Certainly hope this helps you! Aloha
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I don't see a headset jack on the handsets at all. The was a time long ago that I would have looked for that but never thought about it when I bought these.I don't think you can pair any type of headset to these phones. The retro handset has no purpose that I can think of, aside from maybe trying to sell it on ebay, if I can remember where I put it.
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It is probably a 1/4 inch phone jack. This was the standard stereo receiver "phone" output and is still used on HiFi receivers today (such as my 2-year old Onkyo receiver). Your stereo must have a small 3mm stereo output which became the standard for headphones with the popularity of portable music devices. So do what Don suggested and get an adapter for headphone to "RCA" (i.e. the red and white leads used on the TV). If Radio Shack is out of business, you can one at Amazon; look for "3.5mm Stereo to Dual RCA Audio Adapter Cable, 3.5mm Female to Dual RCA Male (Red/White), 6 inch. It is probably a 1/4 inch phone jack. This was the standard stereo receiver "phone" output and is still used on HiFi receivers today (such as my 2-year old Onkyo receiver). Your stereo must have a small 3mm stereo output which became the standard for headphones with the popularity of portable music devices. So do what Don suggested and get an adapter for headphone to "RCA" (i.e. the red and white leads used on the TV). If Radio Shack is out of business, you can one at Amazon; look for "3.5mm Stereo to Dual RCA Audio Adapter Cable, 3.5mm Female to Dual RCA Male... » Read More It is probably a 1/4 inch phone jack. This was the standard stereo receiver "phone" output and is still used on HiFi receivers today (such as my 2-year old Onkyo receiver). Your stereo must have a small 3mm stereo output which became the standard for headphones with the popularity of portable music devices. So do what Don suggested and get an adapter for headphone to "RCA" (i.e. the red and white leads used on the TV). If Radio Shack is out of business, you can one at Amazon; look for "3.5mm Stereo to Dual RCA Audio Adapter Cable, 3.5mm Female to Dual RCA Male (Red/White), 6 inch. « Show Less
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If you mean as a source to the receiver, I don't remember it having an a output jack. You can hook your Ipod directly to your receiver without this. You could hook your receiver to the ionly play through the aux in if you want it to act like a speaker. Hope that helps.
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Any device with standard audio output jacks, will interface to these headphones...
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If it says the red and blue jacks are audio output...connect them and is should work.
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The standard phone jack is a RJ-11 connection and the splitter/combiner is a RG-45. It will not work for your application.
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That is not a headphone jack. It's for audio signals to go into the unit ... like from a non-ipod mp3 player. Audio Out would be what a headphone jack would be (sending audio out from the unit to the headphones). The same plug fits in both, but they're doing two different things.
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forget it. This portable phone jack does not work under any circumstances. I need a phone jack to use for my fax machine. Can not get to work at all, and being a computer scientist, I should be able to figure this out. Tried to return it, but it is not returnable.
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Hello Kelly, I bought this item (and returned it) because I thought it was a telephone. It is not a phone, it is a handset...you may have realized this, I did not. If I recall, it was a very simple piece of equipment and would probably not have had a jack...
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I don't know if my answer went out so I'll respond again. Use the "Charge Input" port the "Charge Output" port is for charging other items such a your phone.
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It has multiple source input but there is only one L/R output that's either on or off. It hooks up between the audio source(s) and your receiver.
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Hey Larry,Thanks so much for your response; you were 100% right. I just got these yesterday and the jack is a standard headphone jack. Much appreciated.Cheers,Matt
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I think this devices is meant to plug into a phone system, not an individual phone. Think of it like a CD player or an mp3 player... which is essentially what it is. It outputs but you have to have somewhere to plug the input.