BT
Bluetooth
Wireless connection for compatible computers and mobile devices. Suitable for mobile and hybrid professionals.
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Connection guideFrom headset to device
Understand how Bluetooth, USB and QD headsets connect to computers, smartphones and desk phones.
Connection types
Choose the path that fits the workstation
The final cable or adapter must be validated against the exact device model and its connector pinout.
USB
USB-A / USB-C
Direct plug-and-play connection to desktops and laptops for softphones, CRM and meeting platforms.
QD
Quick Disconnect
A modular headset interface. Change the bottom cable to connect the same headset to a phone or computer.
QD examples
One headset, multiple endpoints
Desk or IP phone
QD headset → validated telephone bottom cable → RJ9/RJ10/RJ11 headset port.
Desktop or laptop
QD headset → CONTACT CAB7 USB or CONTACT CAB4 USB → USB port.
Training workstation
Two compatible headsets → splitter cable → call-handling device.
Important: telephone wiring and call-control behaviour vary by model. RHITOR confirms compatibility before supply.
Examples
Device connection map
Use this overview as a starting point for configuration.
| Headset family | Device | Connection | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| AIR | Laptop / smartphone | Bluetooth | Hybrid and mobile work |
| OFFICE | Desktop / laptop | USB-A or USB-C | Softphones and video meetings |
| CONTACT | Desk / IP phone | QD + phone cable | Contact center and dispatch |
| CONTACT | Desktop / laptop | QD + USB adapter | CRM and computer telephony |