My Plantronics HW 251n Supraplus headset does'nt work with the A10 direct connect cable.Will the headset work with the Plantronics Polaris cable ?
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It depends on what model your telephone is. Different cables are designed for different phones. Plantronics has a compatibility tool on their website you can use.
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That is a good question that I could not answer from experience b/c I used them for my pc not a phone so I goggled it to see if I could find the answer to your question and what I found out was the compatible phone for the Plantronics audio 326 headset is the mini phone 3.5 mm so, I did attach this website link for you http://reviews.cnet.com/headsets/?filter=1000036_123621_501416_5000061_#filter=1000036_123621_501416_5000061 which will show you the Plantronics headsets that are compatible for your phone and the amazon prices...hope I was able to help :)
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I am using this with an AT&T 2 line landline model 993 telephone. I don't know if this would work with an NC-185 analog headset. The headset I am using it with is the Plantronics Audio 326 model.
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So far I know, your headset works with only 3.5mm 4-pole jack.. but cannot assure on the selected one. :(
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Yes, you need a special cable and you can use plantronics wired headset. Call Grandstream and ask them for cable model #. I will update when i try cable with mine.
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Hi, Kyle - I don't know anything about Xbox headsets but this is a standard adapter - all pins straight through. I don't see what the connection is between your headset and a standalone microphone, though.
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Yes it works with both. Just need to download the latest firmware / software from the plantronics site
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NO! This device is designed to connect your Plantronics headset to a 3.5mm headset connection on a PC or mobile device. If you are not familiar with Plantronics headsets they come with a proprietary connector (See the rectangular end.) to a device such as this. These connectors will allow them to be connected to different types of ports such as RJ14, RJ12, 3.5mm etc. As far as I know this device is proprietary to Plantronics.
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No, the S12 is designed to be used with the specific headset it comes with. The HW261N does work with the Plantronics M12 or M22 which connect Plantronics headsets to just about any modular single or multi-line phone.
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I use a Plantronic headset. Yours may require adapter Call your Headset maker (not the seller) for adapter info.Then call DLI Customer service to set up.
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no it does not, you will need a Plantronics quick disconnect cable - you also specifically need to look up which exact one will work with your phone. Try looking up Plantronics A10 Direct Connect Cable and also Plantronics HIC-1 Adapter Cable
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I actually don't know specifically about that phone. I have the super basic $25 ATT home phone. I did call them once had a bit of a challenge on understanding what phone was compatible with what headset. I would try calling Plantronics customer support and asking them if this headset is compatible with your specific desk phone. You may need the model number too. Hope this helps. I've had zero problems with the headset. I really like it.
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I have only installed them with Plantronics cordless headsets. There is a connection on the base for this device.
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I believe the headset system has to be Plantronics. We don't have an S10, but do have an S12 and it works perfectly with that system. Hope this helps.
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I use a digium phone and need cable APP-51 to work properly with this headset. Found a good price at B&H.;
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I don't think so. The connector is different but if you go to the Plantronics website there may be more information. For whatever reason the pictures do no show the connector.
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As long as the headset has a "mini XLR" connector, it will work perfectly with this. There is a gain control just underneath the battery cover to control the output signal as well, but I get plenty with it on it's lowest setting with a guitar anyway. Another cool feature is the battery cover can be used as a mini flat head screw driver specifically for adjusting the signal output. Pretty convenient because that way you don't have to bust out an actual screwdriver just to make a small adjustment if you ever need to. One thing to watch though, if you're getting the red "clipping" light on the receiver every time to transmit a signal, turn the output signal all the way down on the transmitter because they come factory up at about 80%. If you still get the red clipping light at the lowest transmitter setting, you may want to exchange it for a different one. I had to do this with my first one because it was just wired too hot from the factory; the replacement I got has worked perfectly ever since! One more thing, keep the output level on the receiver turned all the way up, this has no effect on the clipping, but effects the signal output directly in that you may experience signal loss if you don't have it up all the way. I think they say this in the set up guide that comes with it, but I missed that part until I emailed the technician about my issue with the first unit I had. AKG's technical support is probably the best I've ever dealt with too, I just went to their web site akg.com, went to help, emailed tech support and I had a response from an actual technician within 12 hours. Pretty awesome actually! Hope this helps!