- Standard: USB 1.1
- Interface: 1 x USB Type B (Female) port; 1 x 3.5mm Stereo Jack (headset); 1 x 3.5mm Microphone Jack (microphone); 1 x 5V DC in
- Solution: 8 Bits DSP Voice processing ; Echo-cancellation: up to 45dB ; Audio output frequency range: 44.1KHz
- Built-in Microphone: Sensitivity: -40 ?2dB ; Directivity: Omni Directional ; Response Frequency: 50Hz ~ 16KHz
- Built-in Speaker: 41 x 71mm ; Response Frequency: 100Hz~20KHz ; Output Impedance: 1W/8Ohm
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The USB Speakerphone allows you to use the Internet to make hands-free conference calls. It is compatible with the leading Skype, and instant messaging applications such as MSNT YahooT Messanger. The USB Speakerphone utilizes advanced VoIP technology to deliver a cost-effective alternative to standard telephony solutions.
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22 of 23 people found the following review helpful
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I purchased this VoIP speakerphone to talk with friends using my computer.
You are instructed to download Skype first, then install the disk, connect
your TVP-SP2 and complete the process.
When installing the phone, you are notified there is a more recent version
of Skype available, and asks if you want to install it. DO NOT. The disk
will install v2.5 of Skype. The current is v4.0.0.226 which you already
installed per TRENDnet's instructions prior.
The correct default audio device to use is USB Audio Device in XP Control
Panel, Sounds and Devices, OR you will disable the PC speakers, and audio
plays thru the TVP-SP2 speaker instead. The 3.5mm jacks for installing the
headset of your choice frees a USB port, and the audio quality is good. A
external 5VDC power supply adapter is an option, but not critical because
the TVP-SP2 uses the 5V source of the USB port to function.
So far it seems to work well w/Skype, and will try it with Yahoo Messenger
next. Using w/Microsoft LifeCam NX-3000 and the video works. You can keep
the display lit holding down the # key, and the LCD display does give you
good status and connection indicators. Skype has low-cost calling features
which can connect you to landline and cellphones around the world when you
set up an account.
I recommend the TVP-SP2 for cost, ease of use and installation (above) and
the extensive features and options available using Skype with it. It seems
compatible with my XP SP3 using a cable broadband connection. You cannot
use this for dial-up, not enough bandwidth for the application to run and
you definitely need high speed for a videocam to work, if you want to use.
You are instructed to download Skype first, then install the disk, connect
your TVP-SP2 and complete the process.
When installing the phone, you are notified there is a more recent version
of Skype available, and asks if you want to install it. DO NOT. The disk
will install v2.5 of Skype. The current is v4.0.0.226 which you already
installed per TRENDnet's instructions prior.
The correct default audio device to use is USB Audio Device in XP Control
Panel, Sounds and Devices, OR you will disable the PC speakers, and audio
plays thru the TVP-SP2 speaker instead. The 3.5mm jacks for installing the
headset of your choice frees a USB port, and the audio quality is good. A
external 5VDC power supply adapter is an option, but not critical because
the TVP-SP2 uses the 5V source of the USB port to function.
So far it seems to work well w/Skype, and will try it with Yahoo Messenger
next. Using w/Microsoft LifeCam NX-3000 and the video works. You can keep
the display lit holding down the # key, and the LCD display does give you
good status and connection indicators. Skype has low-cost calling features
which can connect you to landline and cellphones around the world when you
set up an account.
I recommend the TVP-SP2 for cost, ease of use and installation (above) and
the extensive features and options available using Skype with it. It seems
compatible with my XP SP3 using a cable broadband connection. You cannot
use this for dial-up, not enough bandwidth for the application to run and
you definitely need high speed for a videocam to work, if you want to use.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I haven't read too much about this unit and when I received it on the box you could read Windows XP but no Windows 7. Got disappointed first but I decided to give it a shot. Windows 7 detected automatically the multiple functionalities and install the drivers perfectly. I'm running Windows 7 x64 and it was able to find the drivers online with no problems. I installed then the software which integrates with Skype and same thing, installed with no issues. After 5 min I was able to call using this unit and skype. The speaker is can be really loud, the microphone works well and you can get information on your calls directly on the device (time spent, ....). You can also scroll from the device your contacts and choose to pick up the phone or hang up from it. It has a mute button which I like while somebody put me on wait or if I am in a conference call.
I'm really impressed so far by this little device... so much that I ordered another one for work ;o)
A couple of things for the set up. Make sure to allow Skype to use this device and make sure you select the USB audio device in it for the microphone and speaker otherwise it would not work.
A+ for Trendnet!
I'm really impressed so far by this little device... so much that I ordered another one for work ;o)
A couple of things for the set up. Make sure to allow Skype to use this device and make sure you select the USB audio device in it for the microphone and speaker otherwise it would not work.
A+ for Trendnet!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I use skype a lot for work related calls and typically use a headset. I saw this product and thought it would be nice to use a speaker phone when on some longer skype calls. When the product arrived it was fairly easy to set up. I used this for 2 calls where the other people on the call complained of awful static and feedback coming through and the voice quality that i heard from others was distorted. As soon as I unplugged this unit and went back to my headset everything was fine. I promptly boxed this back up and returned it.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great idea, great price, mediocre execution
I had high hopes for this device when I bought it. It's easy to install and use, and works great other than the sound quality. The speakerphone on the unit itself is fine. Read more
Published on May 20, 2010 by SpartanIV
vista
Did not work with windows vista. there is not and advise of this situation when you buy it.
Published on February 10, 2010 by Jorge Dos Santos
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