What single-line desk phone is compatible with the OfficeRunner that doesn't require a lifter b/c it autodetects the headset?(using cox dig telephone)
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Hi Adam - there are a bunch of different phone models out there that would work for you. Some ShoreTel options would be the IP 230, IP 560 or IP 565. You can also use the Toshiba DP5032. These are all multi-line phones, I believe, but they can be used as single-line phones as well. If you have any other questions, please feel free to give us a call at 1-800-432-3738 any time and one of our Headset Advisors will get you the exact information you need.
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Hi, I too got the same question since this is an important info missing in the technical details and top reviews.. However when I checked all the reviews here , I saw two customers wrote of having been able to connect headset with this fone. But the most helpful to me was this : "I use a headset for handsfree work but the problem was that could not connect both cell and headset simultaneously. Thus, could only answer cell calls with handset or landline calls with headset. Get most of my calls to cell number so it was a big inconvenience to lose the headset/handsfree."
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If you ordered the phone lifter then you can answer it with your headset. If you don't then you will have to lift the handset.
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We want the front desk to use the headset, but the rest of the office uses handsets conneted to the same lines. If we take the phone off the hook, won't it disable the other phones? If the front desk uses one line and it is busy, the call automatically jumps to the next line. Will they still ring on the other lines, so someone else in the office can still pick up and answer the call?
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I have spent the better part of three days researching lines that will work with this. Very few phone vendors know what "analog" is. None guarantee it will work. Rumor has it that the Vonage Box VoIP Phone adaptor will work. I am willing to try it because it is the cheapest and fastest device to set up requiring an internet router, a Vonage box and a TTY, some phone cord. IP text relay is being eliminated by the FCC as of November 14, 2014. Those of us who do not hear or sign in ASL must get an alternative method of communication.
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I have never used one, so I really didn't know until I checked my owner's manual just now. It says the following: "This telephone system is compatible with certain AT&T DECT 6.0 cordless headsets. Visit http://telephones.att.com/headsets for a list of compatible cordless headsets." ... So, I went to that website, and typed in the phone's model number as instructed (CL83463), but nothing came up. Not sure exactly what that means - could be the site not working right or the phone isn't compatible. But you can call AT&T at the number listed in the manual at 1-800-222-3111 (in the U.S.), or 1-866-288-4268 (in Canada), for a definitive answer if you want instead!
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Looking up the phone unit, I found this accessory handset (with charger) Model # Uniden DCX291: "Amplified Cordless Phone Accessory Handset for the Uniden D2997 series", at this link: Uniden DCX291 Amplified Cordless Phone Accessory Handset for the Uniden D2997 series While this model is temporarily out of stock, a newer model DCX309 is listed: DCX309 DECT 6.0 Cordless Handset, White, 1 Handset . (This model is white.) You could also contact Uniden customer service for further information about models and availability, there is contact info at: http://www.contacthelp.com/directory/Uniden?ListingID=468 . Hope this helps. Looking up the phone unit, I found this accessory handset (with charger) Model # Uniden DCX291: "Amplified Cordless Phone Accessory Handset for the Uniden D2997 series", at this link: Uniden DCX291 Amplified Cordless Phone Accessory Handset for the Uniden D2997 series While this model is temporarily out of stock, a newer model DCX309 is listed: DCX309 DECT 6.0 Cordless Handset, White, 1 Handset . (This model is white.) You could also contact Uniden customer service... » Read More Looking up the phone unit, I found this accessory handset (with charger) Model # Uniden DCX291: "Amplified Cordless Phone Accessory Handset for the Uniden D2997 series", at this link: Uniden DCX291 Amplified Cordless Phone Accessory Handset for the Uniden D2997 series While this model is temporarily out of stock, a newer model DCX309 is listed: DCX309 DECT 6.0 Cordless Handset, White, 1 Handset . (This model is white.) You could also contact Uniden customer service for further information about models and availability, there is contact info at: http://www.contacthelp.com/directory/Uniden?ListingID=468 . Hope this helps. « Show Less
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We plugged a wired headset into this model (17929) phone. We recently bought a Plantronics Bluetooth headset and use it with our AT&T; 86109 DECT 6.0 Corded/Cordless Phone, Silver/Black. The AT&T; rep told me this AT&T; 17929 would not conflict with the AT&T; 86109 and it works very well for us in our 2 person office. I would buy the 86109 model since it is specifically for wireless headsets.
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Hi. The response you received is technically correct -- if you're looking to 'jack-in' to the phone for a cordless solution, this phone doesn't have that capability. However... when I purchased this phone in 2012, it was part of a solution I investigated along with the Plantronics CS520 Binaural Wireless Headset System that uses an RJ9 cable interposed from the handset to the cordless transceiver that enables me to use my headset wirelessly. It has worked flawlessly for 3 years now. Good luck on finding your solution.
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If you have call waiting, and you are on a call and another call comes in, it will beep. Since it only works when the phone is off hook (handset is off the phone cradle) it cannot ring when there is an incoming call. The phone will ring, and then you need to remove the handset from the phone for the headset to connect. I think that with the handset lifter you can answer and pick up the call from the headset, but I do not have the lifter so I cannot answer fully. The Plantronics website has more details on how this works
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This model is a stand alone unit that has a phone jack that plugs right into a phone jack in your house. It wil work with any phone that it shares the line with. There is additional functionality that you will get if you pair this headset with a cordless phone, e.g. ability to see caller id of an incoming call while you are talking on the headset. You will have to check with AT&T; regarding that.
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of course caller ID is available.anyone whose says otherwise doesnot know there headset
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If you do not have the "handset lifter" you have to pick the receiver up everytime. When I answer my phone at work, I have to turn on the headset and then lift the receiver. Hope this helps
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Here are a couple good links... http://xbluenetworks.com/x16-support/headset-compatibility.html http://xbluenetworks.com/x16-support.html Here are some instuctions from the xBlue website... Headset Compatibility: What Does it Support? Posted on 07/25/201308/08/2013 by admin The X16 digital telephones support non-proprietary, industry standard head sets. Each telephone has a 2.5 mm headset jack on the left side of the unit. Use of an adapter may be required, such as the Plantronics 2.5mm Phone Plug to RJ9 Modular Headset Plug Adapter Cord or equivalent. Operation: The jack is activated by pressing the Feature Button and then dialing the digit 9. This feature code can be programmed on a single button so the headset can be enabled and disabled as needed. In addition, a headset must be plugged into the jack to enable or disable headset mode. Sound quality is dependent on the headset you purchase. Headsets with "handset lifters" are not compatible with X16 telephones. Note About Lifters: also known as handset lifters-are not compatible with the X16 digital telephones. Lifters are sometimes sold by headset providers for use with wireless headsets. They are not compatible with the X16 phones, due to the tab built into the phone's headset cradle for wall mount applications.
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OK. I found "VOR" on the menu and selected it, but no voice activation. My model is ICD PX312.
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I am currently using an NEC networked phone. It works best with a multifunction business phone. I bought one of these hands free headsets for a family member, but they had to buy a more expensive phone to use it.
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The answer is a definitive yes and no. Yes, if you get a lifter it'll work with just about every brand of desk phone you might have. No, if you already have a phone system that can accept/programmed to work directly with the headset (ours is Avaya/Nortel - others as described in this thread elsewhere). However, you might still need to get an adapter cable that is appropriate to hook up to your particular brand.