With the Poly APC-43 EHS Cable for Cisco Devicesfrom Poly, you no longer need to use a handset lifter, as this cable makes it simple to connect accessories to your phone allowing you to remotely answer and end calls. This cable works with Cisco desk phones and may work with additional manufacturers. Please check with Poly's compatibility guide for more information.

Cisco Phone Compatibility    Eliminates Need for Handset Lifter

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Q: 1. Is there a honeycomb grid that fits this umbrella? If not, is there a 43" softbox umbrella with a builtin diffuser and removable grid?

A: No grid made for this.

Q: 2. Can this umbrella be used with a Godox AD600B?

A: You could use this with a AD600b.

Q: 3. Will this case hold 2 Elinchrom ELC Pro HD 500 flash heads, with umbrella reflectors, power cords plus a 25' extension cord? Thanks in advance!

A: It is designed to hold three lights. If you have only two lights in the case the accessories you listed will fit.

Q: 4. What is the folded length?

A: Folded length is 28.3".

Q: 5. What kind of material the grid is?

A: I have no idea what type of fabric is actually used in this product but it feels like a very lightweight canvas. The edges have velcro around them to hold the grid on the softbox. It does sag a little with the wight of the grid but it does it's job very well. I hope this helps.

Q: 6. Will this fit 3 ELC 500 monolights, cords and reflectors?

A: Yes you can fit up to 3 ELC500 monolights, with cords and reflectors.

Q: 7. Can I use this cable on Pix-e7 for power cable? Can't find any 4 pin Hirose connector in the back of the e7 monitor

A: No, this is the power cable for the Pix 220/240 modlels only. You need a locking DC Coaxial power cable barrel connector to 4-pix XLR if yiu need to use the large battery packs. A better solution is to use the newer smaller D-Tap batteries and use the Pix accessory, Video Devices Coaxial DC Plug to D-Tap Power Cable , listed under Pix E power accessories. Yiu could also take the Pix connector end off your AC power brick, and have a 4-pin XLR connected to it, and the female 4-pin XLR connected to the brick side (where you cut the coaxial connector off), so yiu can still use the AC power supply. If yiu are not familiar with how power cables are wired on XLRs, get a A/V repair service to do this for you. The 4-pin power XLR connectors only use two pins, (not all four at the same time) one set is for 6-VDC connections and the other two are for 12-14 DC connections. You need to meter the connector on your battery pack to see which two and the correct polarity (which pin is + and which is ground/negative connectors. A warning, if you get this wrong, and you will fry you PixE power board in the monitor.

Q: 8. What connector does this use?

A: This uses a 4 pin Quick disconnect.

Q: 9. If I got this for a MixPre 3 and a Hirose 4-pin to D-Tap/P-Tap cable, would I be able to power it off v-lock batteries with a D-Tap/P-Tap out?Also, If it was to be configured under a camera with v-lock power could it split and share power to both devices or is there load limits, etc?Trying to run it off a RED Raven, but also have the ability to power it separately off v-lock batteries.

A: Question #1) Yes, that should work fine. The MX-Powersled has a large input voltage range of 9 to 24 volts DC, and can accept power from any source that can be wired to the four pin Hirose DC standard, and supply the 7 to 9 watts the Mixpre 3/6 requires. I have used mine with an NP-1 cup to Hirose cable, AC adapter, as well as a car battery alligator clip cable with no problems. Question #2) There should be no issues with sharing a battery between both devices (with a commensurate decrease in overall run time). As indicated above, the Mixpre 3/6 needs about 7-9 watts to run with phantoms on all inputs, less without phantom.The Mixpre-3/6 is a fantastic piece of equipment that is extremely flexible and great sounding. Good Luck!

Q: 10. What is the optional piece of equipment to mount under monitor?

A: The HP POLY Studio USB Video Bar (BH # HP842D4AAABA ) includes a wall mount kit which could be located beneath a wall-mounted monitor.