[uleialanbator]

Hi everyone
I'm interested in connecting a Plantronics DuoSet headset (those
usually attached to a phone) into a PC, so as not to swapping from the
phone headset (when my phone rings) to the PC headset (when I want to
listen music), which is quite annoying. I'm surprised by not being
able to collect information about this hack on the Internet. Does
somebody know if this DIY is possible, or have more information?

The most similar experiment is about trying to connect an old DECT
wireless base to a PC:
http://www.grynx.com/projects/siemens-skype/

Info on this particular headset:
http://www.cordless-phones.uk.com/he...rrer=affiliate

[Richard Crowley[_2_]]

On Aug 2, 6:43 am, uleialanbator wrote:
Hi everyone
I'm interested in connecting a Plantronics DuoSet headset (those
usually attached to a phone) into a PC, so as not to swapping from the
phone headset (when my phone rings) to the PC headset (when I want to
listen music), which is quite annoying. I'm surprised by not being
able to collect information about this hack on the Internet. Does
somebody know if this DIY is possible, or have more information?

The most similar experiment is about trying to connect an old DECT
wireless base to a PC:
http://www.grynx.com/projects/siemens-skype/

Info on this particular headset:
http://www.cordless-phones.uk.com/he...headsets/h141n...

It is possible that you aren't finding anything because not very many
people want to listen to music on a telephone-quality, single-ear
hear-
phone?

There's nothing magic about them. It is a matter of deciding how you
want to hack some kind of switch, how you want to deal with the stereo
output of the computer vs. the mono headphone, etc. I'm not sure
exactly what you are asking about?