I have a Polycom SoundPoint Desktop IP 321/335 2-line phone... the headset connection type has to be an RJ9. Will this work without the box or extra?
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You will either need a headset and an amplifier combo and that will include everything you need to work. Or depending on the Plantronics headset you have you could get a direct connect cord that would plug directly into the phone without the amplifier.
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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.
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I'm sorry - I can't answer that; i am using this headset in conjunction with Lync as my desk phone and so the answering is through my computer directly and not through a secondary telephone. I used to have a different wireless headset that would work with the handset lifter...but I can't seem to track that version down. Good luck...sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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the short answer is "kind of". it depends on the headset type but the headset must be plugged into the headset jack. you cannot plug the headset inline with the handset. many of the older headsets were connected between the handset (the thing you hold in your hand) and the base unit of the phone. this type of connection does not work on most SIP phones. Yealink also offers an adaptor for certain handsets that enable you to answer a call from the headset. the other thing to note is that depending on the headset model you might need to change the pin outs on the rj9 connector.
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Hi Memymine, this headset connects only to a desk phone. Look up the cs50 USB, that is the model you need
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Good Afternoon, F. Lamaestra. I will check because the receptacles on the side of the polycom, at least on the Soundstation premier is for a mutable microphone. Plus, it appears to apply power to the microphone based on the color toggling LED on our microphones.
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I am using it on an analog line, so can not answer your question exactly, but the product information states that it does support SIP as well: http://www.polycom.com/products-services/voice/conferencing-solutions/conferencing-phones/soundstation-duo.html (On the 'technical specifications' tab they have a link to supported SIP platforms.) The 'Duo' name is because it supports both analog and IP voice solutions. If you have not already, you may want to call VoIPCheap and ask them specifically if their service supports this phone directly (without any other hardware), or if it still requires a seperate SIP router. Wish I could help more.
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I disagree - I have this on a ShoreTel 560G, works perfectly with my Sennheiser Gamer ONE headset from home (VPN)
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I have never tried this headset on a regular phone but I would think that it would work because the connector is an RJ11 that would fit where you regular phone receiver would fit.
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RJ9. That said, if you plan on purchasing an RJ9 headset, be careful they are not all the same. Look for Yealink compatible RJ9. Example: for Plantronics you would need a U10P-S, not U10P or CIS. Check the vendor site (Yealink or headset manufacturer) for compatibility.
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Yes: this is compatible with all phones using RJ9 handset connectors, including Polycom, Cisco, Aastra and others. There are no electronic components within this device. It's strictly a passive splitter/combiner allowing you to attach two handset/headset devices to a single RJ9 port.
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It will connect to that headset. You may need an M22 amplifier, depending on your phone.
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I am using it on an analog line, so can not answer your question exactly, but the product information states that it does support SIP as well:http://www.polycom.com/products-services/voice/conferencing-solutions/conferencing-phones/soundstation-duo.html(On the 'technical specifications' tab they have a link to supported SIP platforms.)The 'Duo' name is because it supports both analog and IP voice solutions. If you have not already, you may want to call VoIPCheap and ask them specifically if their service supports this phone directly (without any other hardware), or if it still requires a seperate SIP router. Wish I could help more. I am using it on an analog line, so can not answer your question exactly, but the product information states that it does support SIP as well:http://www.polycom.com/products-services/voice/conferencing-solutions/conferencing-phones/soundstation-duo.html(On the 'technical specifications' tab they have a link to supported SIP platforms.)The 'Duo' name is because it supports both analog and IP voice solutions. If you have not already, you may want to call VoIPCheap and ask them specifically if their service supports this phone directly (without any other hardware),... » Read More I am using it on an analog line, so can not answer your question exactly, but the product information states that it does support SIP as well:http://www.polycom.com/products-services/voice/conferencing-solutions/conferencing-phones/soundstation-duo.html(On the 'technical specifications' tab they have a link to supported SIP platforms.)The 'Duo' name is because it supports both analog and IP voice solutions. If you have not already, you may want to call VoIPCheap and ask them specifically if their service supports this phone directly (without any other hardware), or if it still requires a seperate SIP router. Wish I could help more. « Show Less
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Sorry, I dont know but I will offer this guidance that may help. Its not the headset that is the possible problem but the other piece you need--the qick disconnect cord--that attaches the headset to the phone. You want to make sure the disconnect cord has the right endpiece that wil fot your phone. I ise one that has the same kind of end piece that you would plog into an ipod or ans audio jack.
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Anything with RJ9 (standard headset cord is usually RJ9). You should be able to take your existing headset cord (the curly cord that goes from the phone to the headset) to somewhere like radio shack and confirm that it is RJ9. RJ11 is what goes from the phone to the wall. RJ9 looks just like RJ11, but it skinnier/thinner.
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re: stereo system those plugs are typically RCA plugs this won't work unless the stereo system has a 3.5MM input ... re: Verizon phone should be ok you're going from the headset which is 2.5MM and stepping up to 3.5MM to fit your smart phone's head set port
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The headset uses standard 3.5mm mini plugs for both sound output and input, one for each. The devices would need both of these jacks to work without adaptors.