The Grandstream GPX-2000 has
one 3.5mm headset-connector. The problem: Most headsets have
two 3,5mm connectors. To solve this I built an tiny adapter.
If you decide to build your own please notice
that you do on you own risk. I may be totally wrong on this page so decide yourself if this sounds reasonable or not.
First get a 3.5 mm
phone jack (male) where you can solder a cable. Later you'll put this jack into the Grandstream.

Obviously the jack is wired like this:
- Inside (red): Microphone (left and right combined, mono)
- Center (yellow): Earphones (left and right combined, mono)
- Outside (blue): Ground
Now you need two phone jacks (female) that fit the the phone jacks (male) of your headset. They wired like this:
- phone jack 1:
- Inside (red): Microphone channel 1 (left or right)
- Center (rot): Mikrophon channel 2 (right or left)
- phone jack 2:
- Inside (yellow): Earphones channel 1 (left or right)
- Center (yellow): Earphones channel 2 (right or left)
- Outside (blue): ground
Now just connected them all:
- Connect all grounds together
- Connect the microphone jack from the Grandstream with the both channels of one of the female jack
- Connect the earphone jack from the Grandstream with the both channels of the other femal jack
And here is my final result:
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You can configure the Grandstream 2000-GXP to check regularly fro new updates from a http Server. If you configure this server
example.com/foo/
it will search for the following files:
http://example.com//gs/boot55.bin
http://example.com//gs/gxp2000.bin
http://example.com//gs/ring1.bin
http://example.com//gs/ring2.bin
http://example.com//gs/ring3.bin
http://example.com//gs/cfg.txt
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