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Title: Induction Loop in Mitel 5360
Post by: glennmartin9999 on July 29, 2019, 03:41:55 AM

Hello all

does anyone know what would be required to connect an induction loop to a 5360 handset

?

thanks in advance

Title: Re: Induction Loop in Mitel 5360
Post by: VinceWhirlwind on July 29, 2019, 07:44:53 PM

I guess it would have to be an induction loop that supported as input one of the outputs that you find on a Mitel phone: standard handset/headset jack, Bluetooth or DECT.

Title: Re: Induction Loop in Mitel 5360
Post by: glennmartin9999 on July 30, 2019, 04:11:57 AM

thats what i thought

Title: Re: Induction Loop in Mitel 5360
Post by: VinceWhirlwind on July 30, 2019, 11:13:04 PM

Usually they are just setup as electromagnetic sensors near to where the interesting noise is expected to be.
*Originally* they were used to detect the EMR emitted by the works inside an analog telephone in order to boost audio on phone calls. Phones just don't work that way anymore. And the technology spread to a much wider range of applications in the meantime.