Partner Headset

• Nov 16, 2004

• #2

cvrbob

Technical User

Jun 23, 2004

560

US

go to Metrolinedirect.com, under headset , lucent avaya go to Partner base unit

 

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• Nov 16, 2004

• #3

skip555

Technical User

Apr 26, 2002

1,962

US

I use a single line headset phone plugged into the aux jack

phone rings she just hits the on key ,flash to put it on hold and transfer

 

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• Nov 16, 2004

• #4

jsaad

IS-IT--Management

Jun 20, 2002

1,394

US

which model of a single line headset phone do you use or recommend?

 

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• Nov 16, 2004

• #5

skip555

Technical User

Apr 26, 2002

1,962

US

I like plantronics

for a cordless headset soultion the ct-10

http://www.plantronics.com/north_america/en_US/products/cat1210219/cat1210219/prod4400

or for corded

plantronoics t10

http://www.plantronics.com/north_america/en_US/products/cat1210219/cat1210213/prod1000009

for a few extra dollars the receprionists like the cordless
soultion

you do need to copy the info from the manual as to single line phone usage and then spend a little time with the receponist as to usage

 

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• Jan 4, 2005

• #6

sinergy

Vendor

Jan 4, 2005

5

US

The best solution I've seen is the CT10 made by Plantronics.
It is, essentially, a cordless phone that you plug into the AUX port on the bottom of the partner phones. Its small has a belt clip and a headset. And the best part is you don't need a handset lifter.
The CT10 will not work on Merlin Magix ETR ports. The analog Aux port is disabled.

Hope this helps.

 

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• Jan 4, 2005

• #7

itpphoneguy

Technical User

Dec 27, 2002

1,288

CA

Just as another note. You can use the feature buttons on a Partner phone. Just take it off speaker once you are done dialing or whatever. We have a couple customers that love to use both devices at once.
Plantronics is our brand of choice (and Avaya when the price is right).
-Chris

 

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