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3

ceiver before you connect the headset
to it.

Insert the headset's 

1

/

8

-inch (3.5-mm)

speaker plug into the transceiver's ear-
phone jack. Then insert the headset's

 3

/

32

-

inch (2.5-mm) microphone plug into the
transceiver's microphone jack.

OPERATION

You can manually switch between trans-
mitting and receiving (see “PTT (Push-
To-Talk Button) Operation” on Page 4)
or use VOX to automatically transmit
when you talk, then receive when you
stop talking (see “VOX Operation”).

Caution: Never position the headset’s
cord or the control box near the trans-
ceiver's antenna. If the cord or the con-
trol box is too close to the antenna, the
transmitting range might be shortened
or the control box might not correctly
switch between transmit and receive.

VOX Operation

1. Set the headset’s volume control

(on the control box) to its lowest set-
ting (toward the narrow end of the
arrow).

2. Set 

AUDIO/BOTH/RADIO

 to 

RADIO

 or

BOTH

.

3. Set 

VOX

 to 

LO

 (low) or 

HI

 (high). If

you are operating the transceiver
where there is little background
noise, set the switch to 

HI

. When

background noise or wind is strong,
set the switch to 

LO

.

4. Turn on your transceiver and set its

volume to about mid-range.

5. Adjust the headset’s volume control

to a comfortable level.

6. Speak into the microphone. The

transceiver automatically switches
to transmit. When you stop talking,
the transceiver automatically switch-
es to receive after about 2 seconds.

Note: If you set the switch to 

LO

,

you might have to speak in a louder-
than-normal voice.

7. When you finish operation, turn off

the transceiver first, then turn off the
headset by setting 

VOX

 to 

OFF

.

Notes:

• The headset quickly switches the

transceiver to transmit after you
start talking. However, some trans-
ceivers require more time between
when the transmit circuit is activated
and when it actually begins to trans-
mit. On these transceivers, the first
part of the first word you say might
not transmit. You might want to pre-
cede your transmission with “Umm,”
or extend the first sound to ensure
your entire message is received.

VOX Switch

AUDIO/BOTH/RADIO Switch

Volume
Control

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Summary of Contents for Communications Headset with VOX

Page 1: ...band ensures a snug comfortable fit Rotating Microphone Boom lets you position the microphone for either right or left ear use Low Power Circuitry operates for more than 400 hours on one AAA al kaline battery not supplied and about 200 hours on one AAA re chargeable nickel cadmium battery not supplied PREPARATION Installing the Battery Your headset requires one AAA battery for power For the best p...

Page 2: ... volume to the lowest setting before you begin listening After you begin listening adjust the volume to a comfortable level Do not listen at extremely high vol ume levels Extended high volume listening can lead to permanent hearing loss Once you set the volume do not in crease it Over time your ears adapt to the volume level so a volume lev el that does not cause discomfort might still damage your...

Page 3: ...nsceiver where there is little background noise set the switch to HI When background noise or wind is strong set the switch to LO 4 Turn on your transceiver and set its volume to about mid range 5 Adjust the headset s volume control to a comfortable level 6 Speak into the microphone The transceiver automatically switches to transmit When you stop talking the transceiver automatically switch es to ...

Page 4: ... operation turn off the transceiver Using the AUDIO IN Jack You can attach an audio source such as a cassette player CD player or ra dio to the headset so you can listen to music while talking to others Simply plug one end of the 1 8 inch 3 5 mm audio input cable not supplied to the AUDIO IN jack and the other end to the headphone jack on the audio source Setting AUDIO BOTH RADIO affects what you ...

Page 5: ...dB SPL at 1 kHz 1 mW VOX Activation Time Less than 5 Milliseconds Some Transceivers Have Additional Delays VOX Recovery Time About 2 Seconds Some Transceivers Have Additional Delays VOX Sensitivity LO 105 dB SPL HI 96 dB SPL Dimensions HWD Control Box Without Belt Clip 215 16 13 4 2 3 Inches 75 44 17 mm Weight Control Box Without Battery 3 7 oz 106 g Specifications are typical individual units mig...

Page 6: ...efect during the warranty period take the product and the RadioShack sales receipt as proof of purchase date to any RadioShack store RadioShack will at its option un less otherwise provided by law a correct the defect by product repair without charge for parts and labor b replace the product with one of the same or similar design or c refund the purchase price All replaced parts and products and p...

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