Poly SHS 2355-11 Corded USB Push-to-Talk Adapter

Overview

The Poly 8K712AA#AC3 is a corded USB push-to-talk adapter designed to convert Poly H series headsets into USB communication devices with dedicated microphone control. It delivers clear digital audio and precise voice transmission control, making it ideal for environments where regulated or mission-critical communication is essential. The adapter connects via a USB Type A port and integrates easily with many voice and simulation applications by presenting the push-to-talk button as Button 1 on a game controller profile.

Key features

• USB Type A connector enables quick plug-and-play setup with computers and simulator systems.
• Combines digital audio and push-to-talk control over a single USB cable, reducing cable clutter.
• Push-to-talk button recognized as Button 1 on game controller profiles for easy software mapping.
• Compatible with Poly H series headsets, extending their functionality to modern USB platforms.
• Rugged black housing designed to withstand daily use while maintaining a compact footprint for console or desk placement.
• Supports workflows in public safety dispatch, flight and vehicle simulators, VoIP softphones, and speech recognition applications.

Key specs

• Connection type: USB Type A
• Compatibility: Poly H series headsets
• Push-to-talk button: registers as Button 1 on game controller profile
• Audio transmission: digital audio over USB
• Housing: rugged, compact black design

Connectivity and compatibility

This adapter connects directly to any computer or simulator system with a USB Type A port, making it compatible with a wide range of software that supports game controller input for push-to-talk functionality. It works seamlessly with Poly H series headsets, allowing organizations to preserve their existing headset investments while upgrading to USB-based communication systems.

Ideal uses and environments

The adapter is well suited for professionals who require clear and controlled voice communication during long shifts. It fits naturally into setups for air traffic controllers, public safety dispatchers, and training coordinators managing simulator stations. Its design supports environments where maintaining channel privacy and precise voice activation is critical, such as regulated communication centers and virtual training platforms.