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Hello -
I've got an AT&T E5862BC cordless telephone. There are two stored
messages that I would very much like to transfer out of the answering
machine section (the only two recordings of my passed mother's voice)
and into almost anything else. Tape recorder, computer, something more
permanent than leaving it in the answering machine.
I could place a tape recorder or microphone near the speaker. However,
audio out of that little speaker is terrible. There is no obvious
electrical port.
The handset has a headset socket. My thought was to plug in a 2.5mm
stereo plug and take the audio out that way. I pick up a 2.5mm plug
with an attached cord, hook up a scope (ground to shield), plug into the
phone, take the handset off-hook, probe two leads... and nothing.
Three leads: Red, white, and black. I didn't attach a load. I don't
know the wiring for the headset and am leery of opening the unit up.
Calling AT&T support gets me nowhere.
Anyone know the wiring for the headset?
Your time is greatly appreciated.
Mark
I've got an AT&T E5862BC cordless telephone. There are two stored
messages that I would very much like to transfer out of the answering
machine section (the only two recordings of my passed mother's voice)
and into almost anything else. Tape recorder, computer, something more
permanent than leaving it in the answering machine.
I could place a tape recorder or microphone near the speaker. However,
audio out of that little speaker is terrible. There is no obvious
electrical port.
The handset has a headset socket. My thought was to plug in a 2.5mm
stereo plug and take the audio out that way. I pick up a 2.5mm plug
with an attached cord, hook up a scope (ground to shield), plug into the
phone, take the handset off-hook, probe two leads... and nothing.
Three leads: Red, white, and black. I didn't attach a load. I don't
know the wiring for the headset and am leery of opening the unit up.
Calling AT&T support gets me nowhere.
Anyone know the wiring for the headset?
Your time is greatly appreciated.
Mark
