That’s what I was thinking. Again I’m not in front of it, I’m guessing I would have to run two RCA wires, one to support the mic and one for the speakers, and just don’t touch the inputs for video. It sounds a bit busy, but it beats playing the game of pass the phone. (I don’t have a speaker phone in this room)
I did find the user guides you left at the Dept. of Ed about Polycom’s features. Thanks. Murray From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Scott Fosseen Sent: Friday, March 12, 2010 8:41 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [info-tech] polycom unit Lance is correct. Depending on the unit the mic plug is a RJ45 or an RJ45 with an offset release clip. The only way I think it woul work would be to connect the polycom to the computer with a RCA to 1/8 mini plug. The drawback is that you have to use the whole polycom to get the audio. -- Sent from my Palm Pre ________________________________ On Mar 11, 2010 9:48 PM, Murray Gafkjen <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: Is possible to use the polycom mic/speaker unit for a “GoToMeeting” directly from ones’ laptop? (plan on using a data projector for the display in a room) It’s one of those late night questions without the box in front of me. We no longer have it integrated into our network nor do we have a compatible polycom phone. Just wanting to get more use out of it. Don’t plan on using the video component as this point. Have a great Friday. Murray Gafkjen Clay Central Everly
