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Many of my customers have asked me how to program a headset button on the NEC phones. I distribute a very competitivly priced direct connect headset that works with the NEC newer D-term phones - but without a headset button using the headset gets ugly (lifting the handset out of the cradle – uuugh)

Is there a simple programming procedure that adds a headset button – maybe it’s some kind of soft key programming???

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Steve
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https://www.tdiheadsets.com/

what type of system do you have and type of phone? i have used the over the head headset made by plantronics.

The Phones I am interested in programming are the DTP’s the DTU’s, all the series E and the Aspire. My headsets can be connected directly to these phones without an amplifier. (but obviously you need to program a headset button and that’s what I need to do. Hopefully it is the same procedure for all of these models)

Regarding your current Plantronics model - My best guess is that you are currently using the Polaris line which is basically the same technology as we use. The difference is that our pricing is much more appealing and in my opinion the product construction is improved. We are convinced that you can find no better value anywhere.

We sell only to Interconnects and the reseller channel. No end user sales!

If you need a log in to the website please let me know (our pricing and shopping is hidden from the general public)

[email protected]
https://www.tdiheadsets.com/
954.240.9729

If you need someone to walk you thru setting up the headset button, please email me at [email protected]

elite series phones (dtu) are done thru program 4-12 (button assignments). and are done on a per port assignment.

that little search button up on the right will also help you out. like this:
https://www.sundance-communications.com/forum/Forum14/HTML/000067.html
https://www.sundance-communications.com/forum/Forum14/HTML/000230.html
https://www.sundance-communications.com/forum/Forum14/HTML/000468.html

Many thanks.

This gives me some good stuff to sift through!

Steve