Is this relatively easy to set up with a Panasonic cordless phone? I bought the Jabra set and they didn't work.
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I'm not aware of any Panasonic cordless phones (presumably you mean a phone that has a base station connected to a landline) that will work with Bluetooth headphones.
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You can check out my Live Demo to see how easy it is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kj8GRt3MVtw&list;=PLKKiu5wNOUEy14Z1QjrdEpxRYMl6CYOqWHope this helps you out. More on AcademyConnected.net/devices
1131791
The jack is 3.5mm while I think cordless phones support on 2.5mm.You will need a convertor 3.5mm to 2.5mm to use with Panasonic cordless.
1771289
I have the SA-BT230 and I have not been able to get it to pair; however, I have not contacted Panasonic customer service yet. It may be that they can walk me through whatever I am doing wrong. Basically, they are supposed to pair.
96924
I never used the cordless hand set never even took it out of the box. sorry I can't help you. ED
434299
No. It is a USB connection. Andrea makes a standard model without USB designed to plug into a computer sound card with separate MIC and HEADPHONE mini-jacks, but this won't work on a Panasonic cordless phone.
979636
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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We are not using a lifter system. We purchased Jabra coreless headsets and the busy light plugs right into the headset base. I do not use a cordless head set but I talked with the people that do and they all seem to like the headsets and light very well. For those who do not want a cordless headset, we are going to purchase only the Jabra headset base and the light will plug into the base. We then will plug the base into our Polycom phone system. That will take a unique cable between them. I understand the base works with all kinds of systems but you need the unique cable to make it work. Hope this helps! We are not using a lifter system. We purchased Jabra coreless headsets and the busy light plugs right into the headset base. I do not use a cordless head set but I talked with the people that do and they all seem to like the headsets and light very well. For those who do not want a cordless headset, we are going to purchase only the Jabra headset base and the light will plug into the base. We then will plug the base into our Polycom phone system. That will take a unique cable between them. I understand the base works with all kinds of systems but you need the unique cable to make it work.... » Read More We are not using a lifter system. We purchased Jabra coreless headsets and the busy light plugs right into the headset base. I do not use a cordless head set but I talked with the people that do and they all seem to like the headsets and light very well. For those who do not want a cordless headset, we are going to purchase only the Jabra headset base and the light will plug into the base. We then will plug the base into our Polycom phone system. That will take a unique cable between them. I understand the base works with all kinds of systems but you need the unique cable to make it work. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Yes but after using the set for a while I'm less than excited about it. Had the Panasonic before and now find it was easier to use.
775359
Yes the phones I have work well as independent speaker phones. When this system works, it's great, but Panasonic has issues. Their customer service is non existent. I have a problem with a charger base that didn't work and repeated efforts to sort it out with them have gone no where in a hurry. It will be a long time before I buy anything from them again.dg
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If your cordless phones work from a base unit, then just plug the base into the ATT unit. The other phones will work like they do now. That is what we do (we have 5 phones) and have not experienced any issues.
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yes - very easy to change.....but why would you bother, the sound quality is so poor on this phone you'll be using your cordless phone anyway. The only reason I still have this on my wall is in case of a (rare) power outage. Other than that it's never used because it has lousy sound quality!!
1968712
I have a Phonak phone, which is fine, but, I can here my cell phone better(than the Phonak) using the Compilot. I have no experience with Blue Tooth cordless phones.
1192015
I would avoid buying this headset. I'm unable to listen to anything on the left side after owning it for 3 weeks. Also, was unable to use with Skype so not sure if this would be ideal for your Panasonic cordless phone system.
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The jack is 3.5mm while I think cordless phones support on 2.5mm. You will need a convertor 3.5mm to 2.5mm to use with Panasonic cordless.
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Yes. Absolutely. I have a Panasonic cordless setup and it works great with it.
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Not sure why it is not. I have been using mine with a cordless Panasonic phone since I purchased it. I have had absolutely no issues and I have a hearing disability. I can hear better with this headset without my hearing aids than I can with them on without using the headset.
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you have to buy the Jabra 1005143 Netcom Qd To 2.5MM Stereo Plug to use with a cordless phone.