Tag Archives: headsets

• Plantronics TriStar H81 & H81N Corded Headset Date Codes

  Posted on September 18, 2009 by Wayne

  The date code of the TriStar family of headsets will be located on the side of the headset or quick disconnect connection.  The first two numbers represent the month (01=January, 02=February...).  The two numbers following the dash represent the year (04=2004).  Next is the model of the headset.  An "H4" represents the Mirage H41 [...]

  
  

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• Plantronics Mirage H41 & H41N Corded Headset Date Codes

  Posted on September 18, 2009 by Wayne

  The date code of the Mirage family of headsets will be located on the side of the headset, near the speaker.  The first two numbers represent the month (01=January, 02=February...).  The two numbers following the dash represent the year (04=2004).  Next is the model of the headset.  An "H4" represents the Mirage H41 model.  If [...]

  
  

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• Plantronics StarSet H31 & H31N Corded Headset Date Codes

  Posted on September 18, 2009 by Wayne

  The date code of the StarSet family of headsets will be located on the side of the headset.  The first two numbers represent the month (01=January, 02=February...).  The two numbers following the dash represent the year (05=2005).  Next is the model of the headset.  An "H3" represents the StarSet H31 model.  If an "N" is [...]

  
  

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• Plantronics Supra H51, H51N, H61 & H61N Corded Headset Date Codes

  Posted on September 18, 2009 by Wayne

  The date code of the Supra family of headsets will be located under the ear cushion.  The first two numbers represent the month (01=January, 02=February...).  The two numbers following the dash represent the year (05=2005).  Next is the model of the headset.  An "H5" represents the H51 model.  An "H6" represents the H61 model.  [...]

  
  

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• Q: Do the eartips (earbuds) for Bluetooth Headsets come in different sizes?

  Posted on November 20, 2008 by Wayne

  A: Yes, several of our bluetooth headsets have different size eartips (earbuds). Discovery 925, 665, 655, 650E and Voyager 855, 815 and 510. You can access our Bluetooth line of headsets through our website.  Just click on your particular model and you will see a complete list of all it's accessories, including eartips (earbuds).

  
  

  This post was posted in Headsets Direct and was tagged with Bluetooth, Discovery 650E, Discovery 655, Discovery 665, Discovery 925, Ear Tips, earbuds, eartips, headsets, Plantronics, Voyager 510, Voyager 815, Voyager 855

• Q: I need a wireless unit with a rugged headset, will the Plantronics CS55 hold up as well as the CS351N or CS361N?

  Posted on November 18, 2008 by Wayne

  

  A: No, the Plantronics CS351N and CS361N are a much better choice for a rugged environment.

  
  

  This post was posted in Headsets Direct and was tagged with CS351N, CS361N, CS55, headsets, Plantronics, Rugged Environment

• Q: Is it possible to use a commercial grade binaural headset with my cordless phone?

  Posted on November 17, 2008 by Wayne

  A: The headsets Plantronics designed for cordless phones are all single ear, either headband or over the ear. Their power requirements are not as intensive as commercial grade headsets. Cordless phones in general do not pull out enough power to make commercial grade headsets work properly. Also, the cords of the commercial grade headsets do [...]

  
  

  This post was posted in Headsets Direct and was tagged with Commercial Grade Headsets, Cordless Phones, headsets, Plantronics, Single Ear

• Q: We have Cisco IP Phones; do we need to invest in wide band headsets for our phones?

  Posted on November 14, 2008 by Wayne

  A: If you have a newer, IP Phone System, wide band headsets will provide improved audio quality and clarity. If you don't have a phone system that is wide band, purchasing a wide band headset may not result in a noticeable difference for you.

  
  

  This post was posted in Headsets Direct and was tagged with Audio, Cisco, headsets, IP Phone System, Wide Band

• Q: What is the best recommendation for a replacement setup now that the Plantronics Polaris Headsets are discontinued?

  Posted on November 13, 2008 by Wayne

  A: The Plantronics "H" Series Headsets with the A10 Cable (66268-02) Cable with suit you best.

  
  

  This post was posted in Headsets Direct and was tagged with H'Series, headsets, Plantronics, polaris

• Q: What is the purpose of the Black Lever on the Plantronics H91(N) and H101(N) speaker?

  Posted on November 12, 2008 by Wayne

  

  A: It is used to adjust the tone of what you hear from your caller. Either more bass or treble.

  
  

  This post was posted in Headsets Direct and was tagged with bass, H101, H101N, H91, H91N, headsets, Plantronics, Speaker, treble, Volume Adjust

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