Does anyone have any experience with a landline home phone connected to the Oticon Phone Adapter and to the Connectclip. I would be interested to know if it works or if there are any wrinkles to be followed.
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Does anyone have any experience with a landline home phone connected to the Oticon Phone Adapter and to the Connectclip. I would be interested to know if it works or if there are any wrinkles to be followed.
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I have the set up but it seems that the adapter and the connect clip never works together when I need it. I have given up on it.
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The phone adapter does not connect directly to the ’s. The Connectclip is needed as an intermediary.
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The project is an integration for Home Assistant. I want to use it to receive and send notifications with the push buttons. I also want to use the microphone to issue commands. I’m going to reprogram the chip to work with an ESP chip.
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When i got my Oticon Opns five or six years ago, I tried to connect this up. Just wouldn’t do it. So I put it aside for another day, which never came.
Now, we no longer have a landline.
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I guess there are not too many people using their hearing aids with a landline. I just wonder whether to go for the Oticon Phone Adapter or get a landline phone with Bluetooth capability. Either way it would connect via the Connectclip but I wonder which would give the best stable connection.
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