| THAT-1
Telephone Handset Audio Tap
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Below you'll find our Frequently Asked Questions for this product. If you have a question
that you don't see answered here, please email your question to support@jkaudio.com
or call 1-800-552-8346.
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I have been using my THAT-1 for recording and it works great but when
I try to send audio down the line it won't work. |
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One of several things could be causing this problem. First you must
send a line level signal into the "to phone" jack on THAT-1. Second, make sure the
gray button is in the "in" position. This disables the handset microphone and enables
the audio input. Third, the telephone you are using must have an "electret" type microphone
in the handset. Not all telephones are the same and THAT-1 is only compatible for
sending audio with telephones that have this microphone type. You may want to consider
our THAT-2 which has a three position switch to allow you to use it with virtually
any telephone. |
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I would like to connect a THAT-1 between
the wall jack and the telephone handset. Is that possible and do you have the connectors?
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Your THAT-1 doesn't replace your phone,
but works in conjunction with it. You will need to plug it in between the telephone
base and the telephone handset. |
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What is the gray pushbutton on THAT-1 and
THAT-2 used for? |
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The button is used to select which audio
signal will be sent into the telephone.
OUT = talking on the handset,
IN = sending audio through the RCA jack.
Keep in mind that you cannot send audio into the RCA jack and talk on the handset
at the same time. However, any audio that is sent into the telephone can be heard
on the handset and is available on the RCA output jack at all times. |
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