Plantronics VoiceTube Headset SMH 1783-11, Dictation, ADA, JAWS, includes M22 Vista amp

The Plantronics model SMH1783-11 (1-HW261 Headset, 1-M22 amplifier and 1-SSP1064-04 which is a monitor receiver for voice and dictation).  This Plantronics headset provides the capability to listen in on two separate audio sources simultaneously: One "primary" source for a telephone connection and the other "secondary" source to listen to a different audio source.  Each speaker is connected independently to its own audio source. For example, the "secondary" audio can be plugged into almost any sound source such as a computer sound card or a dictation machine heard only in one earphone.

Plantronics Custom Headset for Visually Impaired or Dictation

• May be used for 2 applications: for a visually impaired person or for someone who needs to do dictation and be on phone calls
• Can be used with Visual Aid software such as JAWS
•  Note: (If connecting to PC via USB you will also need Plantronics DA-45 USB dongle)
• For visually impaired application: listen to the telephone call in left ear, while the keystrokes are announced in right ear
• For dictation: listen to dication in right ear and listen to telephone calls in left ear

• Custom Plantronics Supra Binaural VoiceTube Headset with a QD (quick disconnect) for each speaker
• M22 amplifier with separate monitor receiver for simultaneous telephone and computer or dictation applications
• Short pigtail cord on the M22 amplifier plugs into the handset port of a standard telephone (compatible with any phone that a Plantronics M22 is compatible with)
• Adjustable telephone-side receive level
• Adjustable transmit on amplifier
• Quick disconnect on headset cord attaches to 10 foot coil cord on amplifier
• Includes both a 3.5mm 2-conductor and 3.5mm 3-conductor connection to monitor

• Lead time- up to 8 weeks
• 2 year Plantronics manufacturer's warranty
• Non-returnable (built to order)

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