Phoenix Audio Duet Executive MT202-EXE - Manual (Page 4)

CONNECTING YOUR DUET
CONNECT TO A PHONE / SMARTPHONE / TABLET / VIDEO CODEC SYSTEM
This connection is for any session using a phone device with either an RJ11, 3.5mm
headset, or RCA jack (telephone, IP phone, smartphone, tablet / Video Codec system).
Take a look at the kind of connector your device has for a headset jack and continue to
the appropriate section below:
RJ11 connector (square phone jack):
If your device has an RJ11 connector as its headset jack you will need to use one of
two RJ11 to RJ11 cables that were supplied with your Duet. The two cables (one gray
an one black) have the same connector at both ends, but have different internal wiring
If you have a Cisco phone, start with the black cable. If it doesn’t work, repeat the
process with the gray cable. If you have an Avaya phone, start with the gray cable.
If it doesn’t work repeat the process with the black cable
Plug the RJ11 cable into the Duet and plug the other end of the RJ11 into the RJ11 jack on
your phone
2.5mm Connector (telephone / cellular phone):
If your device has a 2.5mm jack you will need to use the RJ11 to 2.5mm cable
Plug the RJ11 end into the Duet and the 2.5mm end into the device
3.5mm Connector (4 pin for smartphone / tablet):
Using the RJ11 to 2.5mm cable plug the RJ11 end into the Duet
Using the provided 2.5mm to 3.5mm adapter, connect the female end of the 2.5mm
adapter to the male end of the 2.5mm to RJ11
Plug the 3.5mm connector into your device
RCA Connector (Video Codec systems):
Using the RJ11 to RCA cable connect the RJ11 to the Duet
Connect the black RCA to your VC’s speaker output
Connect the red RCA to your VC’s speaker input
Your Duet is ready to use. No additional drivers or steps are needed; however we do
recommend downloading and using our “Phoenix Audio Setup Utility” for optimal audio
controls and performance. This utility can be found on our website:
www.phnxaudio.com