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   Digital Wireless Headphone System 

Document Number: 103517 

 

  Revision: A 
  Date: 11/23/09 

Template: 4.2.3-6-FM; Revision A; 16 May, 2005 

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6. OPERATING THE HEADPHONES 

The aircraft must be powered up before the headphones will function. Set the volume control of 
the headphones to minimum. Press the power button on the headphones. Once the headphones 
detect a signal, the LED indicator on the headphones will turn green and the transmitter will 
transmit the audio signal. If no signal is detected, the LED indicator will be red. 

 

Turn on the headphones and slowly increase the volume, using the volume control on the 
headphones to adjust the volume to the desired level. 

Switch between the audio sources using the small channel select switch on the headphones. How 
the transmitter is installed determines what sources are available. 

After each use, be sure to switch off the headphones to extend battery life. 

When the headphones detect no signal for more than one minute, the headphones will power off 
and the LED indicator will go out. Reactivate the headphones by pressing the power button. 

7. TECHNICAL REFERENCES AND SUPPORT 

7.1. Troubleshooting 

If the transmitter or headphones do not function properly, refer to the following troubleshooting 
tips for symptoms and possible solutions before contacting Rosen Aviation field support. 

Table 2  Troubleshooting tips and solutions 

Problem 

What to Do 

The transmitter power indicator 
is not lit 

 

Check the wiring to ensure that 28V is present on pin 1 

No audio at headphones 

 

Ensure batteries are inserted propertly 

 

Slowly increase volume at the headphones 

Audio drops out intermittently 

 

Eliminate possible causes of strong interference 

 

Check battery voltage or replace batteries 

Power 
LED 

Power 
button 

Channel 
Select Switch 

TIP:

  For best results, 

wear headphones 
straight up instead of 
sideways. 

Summary of Contents for 0500-101

Page 1: ...Document Number 103517 Rev B ELECTRONIC REVISION CONTROLLED...

Page 2: ...ated into any language in any form by any means without the written authorization from Rosen Aviation LLC except as allowed under copyright laws Disclaimer of Liability The information contained in th...

Page 3: ...4 1 1 Unpacking 4 2 CONNECTING THE TRANSMITTER 4 3 WIRELESS TRANSMITTER CONNECTOR 5 4 PLACING THE TRANSMITTER 6 5 INSERTING THE BATTERIES INTO THE HEADPHONES 7 6 OPERATING THE HEADPHONES 8 7 TECHNICAL...

Page 4: ...and service 1 1 Unpacking The parts shipped with the 5 8 GHz Digital Wireless Transmitter include One 5 8 GHz digital audio transmitter P N 0700 010 One connector kit P N 0300 043 The parts shipped w...

Page 5: ...Right Signal Input 6 Audio 3 Left Signal Input 7 Audio 3 Right Signal Input 8 Microphone Signal Input 9 PA Override Momentary or Constant Ground 10 28 Volt Return GND 11 Audio 1 Left Return Input 12 A...

Page 6: ...long as the bulkhead or wall is made of composite or wood material Figure 1 Digital wireless headphone transmitter For acceptable performance the transmitter is to be mounted so that the antenna is al...

Page 7: ...he battery by pressing the bottom of the battery down against the spring at the bottom of the battery compartment The battery should snap into place 3 To remove the battery pull the top of the battery...

Page 8: ...ces are available After each use be sure to switch off the headphones to extend battery life When the headphones detect no signal for more than one minute the headphones will power off and the LED ind...

Page 9: ...rve B N A Magnetic Effect 15 0 Z Z Power Input 16 0 Z B N A Voltage Spike 17 0 A N A Audio Frequency Conducted Susceptibility Power Inputs 18 0 Z N A Induced Signal Susceptibility 19 0 AC AC Radio Fre...

Page 10: ...gnal within the aircraft cabin 9 REGULATORY APPROVALS 9 1 FCC Part 15 Requirements FCC ID PMJTRO2 This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two condition...

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