The A10-12 S1/A H-Top Adapter Cable from Plantronics is an adapter cord used to connect an H-series headset to the dedicated headset jack of most phones, bypassing an amplifier.

For Plantronics H-Series Headsets

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this cable works for Canon C300 Mark 3?

A: no this will not work for the C300MKiii

Q: 2. Can you punch in during video to check focus?

A: Unfortunately you cannot check your focus during recording, you will need to check before you start.

Q: 3. Can we record simultaneously internally (XQD or SD Card) and externally via hdmi?

A: Yes, you can record internally and output at the same time.

Q: 4. Does the macro work throughout the entire 24=105 mm range of the lens?

A: The macro function will work within the minimum focusing distance of 11.81", regardless of the zoom setting.

Q: 5. In the variable frame rate mode where exposure settings are automated, does the camera adjust shutter speed on the fly or does it lock shutter speed to a 180 degree angle? what frame rates are subject to this automation?

A: Our understanding you set the shutter speed for video.

Q: 6. Can you shoot 10 bit 1080p?

A: Strangely, no. Only in 4K

Q: 7. The lumix s1 firmware really will be updated to accept cfexpress cards? Sandisk recently released their cfexpress!

A: Yes they are updated to accept CFExpress Cards

Q: 8. Which lenses will be supported in increasing the menu assignable focus rotation, for example to increase the focus rotation to 360 degrees etc?

A: Focus rotation to 360 degrees is available with the three current lenses: LUMIX S PRO 50mm F1.4 LUMIX S PRO 70-200mm F4 O.I.S. LUMIX S 24-105mm F4 MACRO O.I.S. No word on this feature for future lenses.

Q: 9. How good is the auto focus for stills in strong backlit situations, fast moving subjects, and low light?

A: Very good, the focus is fast and accurate.

Q: 10. Does it have the ability to record on to an SSD via USB-C?

A: No, this camera does not do that. You can, however do tether shooting or video out recording to an external recorder via HDMI.