Jabra QD to RJ11 Straight Cable - Black


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The Jabra GN1210 cord is designed for users of carbon-based telephone systems who require microphone amplification to ensure clear communication. Its key benefit is enabling the use of a wider range of Jabra professional headsets, regardless of telephone system limitations, at an affordable price. A potential caveat is that it specifically addresses microphone amplification needs for carbon-based systems, and users with other system types may require different solutions.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 8800-00-37 |
| Brand | Jabra |
It is specifically designed for carbon-based telephone systems that may require additional microphone amplification to ensure clear voice transmission.
No, you must use a Jabra headset that features a Quick Disconnect (QD) connector. The cord connects your QD headset to a phone with a modular RJ interface.
The cord has a small rotary dial with eight different amplification levels. Simply turn the dial to select the desired level while testing your microphone input.
The cable length is 0.5 meters (approximately 1.6 feet).
This cord is designed for older carbon-based systems. It is generally not needed or compatible with modern VoIP phones which typically handle audio levels digitally.
QD stands for Quick Disconnect. It's a type of connector used on many professional headsets that allows them to be quickly detached from the cord without losing the connection settings.
Yes, the product description indicates compatibility with Cisco 79xx series phones, among others that use a modular RJ interface.
Ensure the QD connector is securely plugged into both the headset and the GN1210 cord. Verify the RJ11 connector is properly seated in the telephone's headset port. Check that the amplification level on the GN1210 is not set to its lowest setting. Test the headset on another compatible device if possible.
Adjust the amplification level on the GN1210 cord. Try each of the eight settings to find the optimal level for your telephone system. Ensure the microphone is positioned correctly relative to your mouth.
The GN1210 cord primarily boosts microphone input. Poor speaker audio may be an issue with the telephone's speaker circuit or the headset itself. Test the headset speaker on a different setup if available.
Confirm that your telephone has a standard RJ-style headset jack and that you are using the correct end of the GN1210 cord (the RJ11 connector). This cord is not compatible with non-standard phone jacks.
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