I've been able to get it working with some diffent software. Once you
have the devices paired and a headset profile available (the XTNDconnect
software didn't have much in the way of bluetooth profiles available -
but the widcomm software has loads - including the headset profile) you
should see a bluetooth audio option in your multimedia settings in the
control pannel (the drop downs for prefered audio devices) select
bluetooth audio for audio in and out, apply that. Then connect to the
headset. When I did this I didn't hear much except a few bleeps in the
headset. Just press the button on the headset as well to connect and hey
presto - iTunes on my headset! This works perfectly with xlite to make
and receive calls.
Hope this helps!
Mark
Mark Benson wrote:
If you plan to go this route don't buy a bluetooth adaptor that uses
the XTNDconntect software. I've never been able to get it to work
properly and there are no updates since last year (from the hardware
vendor at least). Its an Innovision Wavelinker USB bluetooth module. I
can discover and pair the headset, but thats it... nothing... Have
ordered a new bluetooth dongle - so will try that and see what happens.
Basically, you should just be able to pair the headset and then select
it as an audio device in the multimedia settings in control panel (in
windows) - when you disconnect the machine should revert back to the
default hardware for audio playback.
Mark Benson wrote:
How about using a bluetooth headset? You would just need a bluetooth
dongle for the laptop to provide the wireless connection for the
headset...
Mark
(i'm in the process of trying this with an old usb bluetooth dongle
(trying to find a suitable driver and manufacturers appears to have
disapeared) and a cheap headset - i'll let you know how I get on.)
Forrest W. Christian wrote:
I'm trying to find a voip-suitable USB headset (I.E. headphones +
microphone) which I can use with my laptop while I'm traveling and
using
Firefly or another softphone.
I'm currently using a Logitech headset which works well (except the
echo
it generates toward the other caller when I turn up the gains too
high),
but it just doesn't carry well - in fact, I can't carry it in my laptop
case any more just becuase it doesn't fit and it was getting very
beat up.
I'd like to find something which folds up and is designed for
travel. It
has to be USB sicne I don't have a MIC in (just line) on my laptop.
Any ideas?
-forrest
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