Connection To The Radio/Transmitter; Flexible Microphone Adjustment - MSA Gallet F1 XF Manual De Instrucciones

4 Use
4.1

Connection to the Radio/Transmitter

WARNING!
The RSM/PTT module and headset should be connected to the radio before switching on the terminal.
Do not disconnect the device while the radio is in use.
(1) Turn off the radio terminal
(2) Connect the radio to the PTT module using the supplied plug.
(3) If the plug is equipped with a locking device, lock the connector to the radio terminal.
(4) Remove the protective foam of the PTT (between the module and the activation button).
(5) Position the PTT in the preferred position (belt, shoulder straps, etc.) using the provided clip or
pincer.
Kee,p a distance of 20 to 30 cm between the PTT and the radio module to avoid any risk
of interference that may reduce communication quality.
(6) Turn on the radio terminal. Refer to Radio Terminal user's instructions if needed.
Incoming communications are now directed to the headset loudspeaker (1 or 2 speakers).
(7) Adjust the volume on the radio to an appropriate level.
The devices are designed for use with 1-way radios (simplex mode).
(8) To listen to incoming messages, release the PTT push button.
(9) To speak (provided that the line is open), push the PTT push button and speak loud and clear.
(10) Release the push button once transmission is over.
4.2

Flexible Microphone Adjustment

The position of the flexible microphone can be adjusted by approximately 80 mm to properly position
the microphone.
When using without a Breathing Apparatus (BA), the microphone should be positioned
in front of the mouth.
When using with a BA, the microphone should be positioned in front of the speech
diaphragm of the facepiece. Refer to the facepiece instructions manual to locate the
speech diaphragm.
WARNING!
Do not carry the helmet by the flexible microphone or any of the cables of the communication accessory.
(1) Change the microphone position by sliding it
gently along its mounting rail.
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Gallet F1 XF / Cairns XF1
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