3M MT15H7-WS6 Serie Manual De Instrucciones página 12

1:4 Microphone
(M:1) (M:2) To maintain noise cancelling performance, the
speech microphone should be positioned very close to your
mouth (3 mm).
1:5 Replacing the helmet attachment plate
For proper fitting on different industrial safety helmets, the
helmet attachment plate may need to be replaced. Find the
recommended attachment in Table F. Other plates can be
obtained from your dealer. A screwdriver is needed.
(N:1) Loosen the screw holding the plate.
(N:2) Replace the plate, ensure the plate is turned the right way
and tighten the screw.
2. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
2:1 Replacing the batteries (fig. 1)
1-2: Remove the battery compartment lid and insert the alkaline
batteries or ACK053.
3: The battery polarity must correspond to the marking in the
battery compartment. Low battery level is indicated by the
recurring voice message "low battery".
4-6: Hook the lid and close the compartment lid.
NOTE: Use only 3M™ PELTOR™ USB charger
FR09 and 3M™ PELTOR™ USB wall adapter FR08 with
3M™ PELTOR™ ACK053.
2:2 Operation time
Approximate operation time with new AA alkaline batteries and
fully charged ACK053 battery (1900 mAh):
• Level-dependent: approx. X hours
• Bluetooth and level-dependent: approx. 40 hours
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NOTE:
Depending on the environment, temperature, and battery, the
operation time may vary.
2:3 Power on/power off (fig. 2)
Press and hold the On/Off/Mode button for approximately 2
seconds to switch the headset on or off. A voice message will
confirm that the unit has been switched on or off with the voice
message "power on" or "power off".
NOTE: The headset is automatically powered off after four hours
of inactivity. This is indicated by the voice message "automatic
power off".
2:4 Adjusting the sound source volume level (fig. 3)
To adjust the sound source volume level, short press (1 s) the [+]
or [–] button. Change the active sound source by short pressing
(1 s) the On/Off/Mode button.
The sound source can be:
• Ambient listening
• Streaming
• Phone
• Radio
2:5 Ambient listening (level-dependent microphones)
Helping protect your hearing from potentially harmful noise
levels. Constant rumbling and other potentially harmful noises
are reduced, but you can still speak normally and make yourself
heard.
The ambient listening volume adjusts the level-dependent
function for ambient sound. It is adjustable in 4 levels and an off
mode. Adjust the volume by pressing the [+] or [–] buttons.
2:6 Communication face to face (Push-To-Listen, PTL) (fig. 4)
The Push-To-Listen feature enables you to instantly listen to your
environment by muting the Bluetooth
activating the level-dependent microphones. Short press (1 s) the
On/Off/Mode button two times to activate Push-To-Listen. Short
press any button to deactivate Push-To-Listen.
2:7 External input (*FLX2 models)
External equipment can be connected via FLX2 cables with
a standard connector. For information on wiring for your
specific headset, please refer to product data sheet or
consult your dealer.
2:8 External input PTT (*FLX2 models)
The PTT (Push-To-Talk) button (fig. 7) is used to manually
control radio transmission for radios connected to the
external input jack.
2:9 Bluetooth Multipoint technology**
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This headset supports Bluetooth
Bluetooth Multipoint technology to connect your headset to two
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Bluetooth devices at the same time. Depending on the type of
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Bluetooth devices connected and their current activities, the
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headset controls the Bluetooth
headset prioritizes and coordinates activities from the connected
Bluetooth devices.
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NOTE: The default setting is Bluetooth
have to activate Bluetooth Multipoint in the setup mode of the
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headset.
2:10 Pairing a Bluetooth device (fig. 2, fig. 5)
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The first time the headset is powered on, it automatically enters
pairing mode. A voice message confirms, "Bluetooth
Pairing mode can also be entered from the menu (fig. 6). This
can be used for pairing a second device. If another device has
been paired, you can also pair a second device by long pressing
the Bluetooth button when starting the headset.
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See "Configuring your headset".
Make sure that Bluetooth communication is activated on your
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Bluetooth device. Search and select "WS ProTac XPI" on your
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Bluetooth device. A voice message confirms when the pairing is
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complete, "pairing complete" and "connected".
NOTE: You can always stop the pairing process by a long press
(2 s) on the Bluetooth button (fig. 7).
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NOTE: Only one of the two paired devices can be a two-way
radio.** The headset only supports PTT over Bluetooth
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audio volume and
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Multipoint technology. Use
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devices in different ways. The
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