RingCX runs in a browser window, so there's no differentiation between ringing audio and conversational audio. This means you can't direct the ringing signal to a different destination than the telephone call's audio is going.
Integrate RingCX into the RingEX app, making it a "signle pane of glass", where you can make the ringing audio come out of the computer's built-in speaker, but still direct the telephone call to the headset.
(Oh, and if you make the ring signal loud enough to he heard through the headset when you didn't have the the headset on your head, think about what would happen to your ears when you WERE wearing the headset and a call comes in.)
RingCX runs in a browser window, so there's no differentiation between ringing audio and conversational audio. This means you can't direct the ringing signal to a different destination than the telephone call's audio is going.
Integrate RingCX into the RingEX app, making it a "signle pane of glass", where you can make the ringing audio come out of the computer's built-in speaker, but still direct the telephone call to the headset.
(Oh, and if you make the ring signal loud enough to he heard through the headset when you didn't have the the headset on your head, think about what would happen to your ears when you WERE wearing the headset and a call comes in.)