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Nortel Handset Pinout
I checked this link at first to get an idea, he says he used a nortel handset http://www.i-hacked.com/content/view/205/47 does that wiring look right? I'm going to try your wiring, it looks like he says to do the reverse wiring, but I think I've tried it that way and it didnt' work. Anyway...- survient
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- Forum: Nortel: CS1000 (Meridian) systems
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Nortel Handset Pinout
So white is for the microphone and red and black is for the output(speakers)? as I have it mine is red white white black. Going from red to black(left to right, i.e. RWWB) which would be the signal and the ground? like, +-+- or ++-- or -+-+ or --++? And this would be for a nortel meridian? Do...- survient
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- Forum: Nortel: CS1000 (Meridian) systems
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Nortel Handset Pinout
Ok, I'm trying to go from a pc headset with 3.5mm microphone and headphones jacks(I've stripped the jacks off and am working with bare wire at this point) to a 4p4c("RJ9") handset jack going into a nortel meridian phone. I've seen several styles of 4p4c pinouts, varying by manufacturer, however...- survient
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