Is it compatible with Lync?
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Yes, was optimized for Lync, but I had limited experience using it as the ear pads weren't comfortable for me, so I returned and purchased similar plantronics unit
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Yes, but they must be the same hardware version to work with applications. I currently have 2 connected to one computer (slightly older versions). I'm using ThermoHID free software, I'm not sure if UTAC is the same.
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The M designation in C720-M (as compared to the C720) stands for "Optimized for Microsoft Lync" which "means that a communications device will provide a high quality user experience, with 'just works' installation, audio and video, and a lower total cost of ownership. Microsoft tests and qualifies phones, headsets, webcams, conference room devices, PCs and other devices for Lync under its Compatible Devices Program." I have not found any actual hardware difference specified anywhere online as of this date.
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Yes, it is Blue Iris compatible, but we've never tested it with Blue Iris with audio installed. We know that it works with iSpy software, so I don't see any reason why Blue Iris wouldn't pick up the audio channel.
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You can use anything that will work with the FreePBX software distro. We're using PolyCom SoundPoint 500 and 501. I am not familiar with Yealink hardware but the software is very flexible... my guess would be yes, but you should definitely do some more checking/wait to hear from someone else.
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Don't really understand the question. Whoops! I just saw it - "Butterfly". No, not compatible. Sorry.
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Hi Rick. Great question! While I am not familiar with MS Lync, I can say for the record that the Logitech drivers had to be installed for even apps such as OoVoo, TinyChat, etc. to recognize the camera (Linux OS). On Microsoft platform (Vista OS) once the Logitech drivers were installed before the video chat software were installed I had no issue with all software recognizing the camera automatically. So, in a nutshell, depends on the OS you're working with. As a safeguard, install the drivers anyway - newer conferencing platforms like MS Lync might not have the C270 in their own database of compatible hardware so check if there's a feature to import the drivers into Lync's software. Shouldn't be as arduous as I've described, but the aforementioned outlines the worst case scenarios IMHO.
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Hi marriner dubord,Yes it is compatible. Just Drag And Drop the music files from your computer. Thanks. >joffrey
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theortically yes, but due to a fault with leveno drivers it does not work properly jul 2014. will update further when it does work but judging by forums this is a long standing issue
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I dunno but I bought some for my mfc 7820n and they were terrible . Never worked from start . I found a company called super media store that sells lynkyo brand compatible and they work great also cheaper than brand by half
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I agree with Andy and Michael. It should certainly work. It is merely a standard USB interface. Linux will see it, you will just have to configure whatever recording or music Software that you are using. Your recording software may already have an ASIO driver in the program. Most do. The ASIO driver will connect the software to the Lexicon interface. And BTW, I've been using the Lexicon interface and it's great. Definitely worth the $50 to see if it will work for you. Good Luck !
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it does work with windows PC and I am able to listen to music and attend my Lync meetings using the these. I guess should work with rest of the VOIP softwares if detected by the software.
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No. It's strictly a USB device. I use it everyday over Lync conference calling.
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(not a direct answer) For me, it is working *alongside* Lync. I have a desktop, our IT department recently gave us Jabra headsets for Lync Phone calls, and I am still able to use my other headphones with this Kensington bluetooth dongle to listen to music.
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We unfortunately don't have a Chromebook or Chromebox to test it with in order to verify, so we recommend contacting the manufacturer to verify (says it's optimized for Microsoft Lync). I've seen online reviews that indicates it works for PC & Mac, but nothing yet that have specified a yes or no for chrome.
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Bluetooth is Bluetooth so it might work. I use this primarily for work with Microsoft Lync and a Plantronics Legend Pro.
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LynanneFrom what I found on the Internet these 2 items should work together if the correct driver is installed. RegardsAudio Systems Plus