Lance is correct. nbsp;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. nbsp;The drawback is that you have to
use the whole polycom to get the
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
Sorry, I was sent the wrong link earlier...Here is the corrected version!
Harriet
Please assist us by forwarding this information to your staff members. Your
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The annual AEA Customer Survey launched this week. All educators in Prairie
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IEC Update: ProQuest Trial Extended Until April 30Forwarded information from
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Jerry Cochrane, Coordinator
Iowa Educators Consortium
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Cedar Rapids, IA 52404
Phone: 319-399-6741, (800) 798-9771, Ext. 6741
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Brought the Polycom home, my daughter enjoyed seeing herself on the TV. I was
able to figure out how to run the sound from the laptop through the system.
(nice sound for a laptop-selected VCR in the camera setting), but was not able
to figure out how to control the microphone from the laptop,
