[asterisk-biz] Seeking USB phones that work well with Xlite / Eyebeam

[Peter Bowyer]

A USB headset provides exactly the same functionality - has a built-in
'sound card'. Tell Xlite to use the main soundcard for ring, and the
headset for call audio.

Peter

On 21/02/06, Mark <mark at asteriskswitch.com> wrote:
> You may also use a second sound card. This means that you can set the
> ring to the speakers , and the phone audio to a separate headset
> connected to its own sound card. Xlite/xpro allows you to select
> separate sound devices for ringing and call audio
>
>
> Melisa Teoh wrote:
>
> > Would appreciate any learnings and recommendations regarding reliable
> > make/models of USB phones that work well with Xlite and Eyebeam.
> >
> > We have a customer who would like to use softphones for his 20-seat
> > office but does not want to use headsets for these reasons:
> >
> > 1. Can't hear the phone ring unless the headset is permanently attached
> > 2. Too cumbersome to remember to unplug headset from speaker jack each
> > time user leaves his desk
> > 3. Do not want to have to change user behavior too much with the new
> > system
> >
> > Thank you.
> >
> > Melisa.
> >
> >
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