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Advanced Menu 

The Advanced Menu is for the set-up and configuration of the headset for the 

application it is used in.  Caution must be made in making adjustments in the 

advanced menu as these changes the headsets operation characteristics. When in 

the menu system, all other functions except PTT and Power are locked out. 

To Enter the Advanced Menu 

 

Simultaneously press then release both the menu 

 and PTT 

buttons till 

you hear “

Advanced Menu

”.  

 

Sequentially pressing the menu 

 

button cycles thru the advanced menu 

items. Using the plus 

 

and minus 

 makes adjustments. 

To Exit the Advanced Menu 

 

Press the menu 

  button or wait 30 seconds to automatically exit. 

Pressing any of the right side buttons (forward 

, PTT

 

, back 

)

 

will fully 

exit the menu as well. 

Radio & Intercom Function 

This menu sets the function of the PTT and Intercom. 

Radio Transmit

: For Radio PTT, when the headset has a DECT connection, the PTT 

will activate only the DECT Radio wireless connection. When the Headset does not 

have a DECT connection, the PTT will activate the AUX Radio wired connection. 

Intercom

: This configures how the PTT and Noise Gate interact with each other 

while the person is talking amongst the local wireless team. If you can hear yourself 

through the side tone, others can hear you.  

Factory Setting

 

Options:

 

Radio VOX

”: 

Radio Transmit 

on PTT 

, Hands 

Free Intercom 

 

Radio VOX

”: Radio Transmit on PTT 

, Hands Free Intercom 

 

Radio PTT

”: Radio Transmit on PTT 

, Push to Talk Intercom 

 

Intercom VOX

”: Hands Free Intercom only 

 

Intercom PTT

”: 

 

Push to Talk Intercom only 

 

Intercom Toggle

”: 

Toggle to Talk Intercom only 

To Adjust 

1.

 

Enter the Advanced Menu. 

2.

 

Repeatedly press the menu 

 button till you hear option.  

3.

 

Press either the plus 

 or minus 

 to cycle thru the options. 

4.

 

Exit the Advanced Menu. 

Dosimeter Settings 

This sets the behavior of the headset dosimeter.  

When on 

The headset will measure the A-Weighted sound pressure level (SPL) in each  ear 

cup.  The SPL is calculated and retained over time to create a table of the sound 

exposure over a 24 hour period. When the headset is turned off it will not record 

values. When the SPL exceeds 85dB over an 8 hour period or exceeds the sound 

dose allowed by OSHA, the headset will alert the user.  

During the time of use, the headset will dynamically control the various input 

volumes to ensure compliance with OSHA sound dosage standards.  

Factory Setting

 

Options:

 

On 

 

 

On – OSHA (85dB dose, 8hrs, 115dB max) 

 

Off – Dosimeter disabled (Reset) 

To Adjust 

1.

 

Enter the Advanced Menu. 

2.

 

Repeatedly press the menu 

 button till you hear “

Dosimeter <status>

”.  

3.

 

Press either the plus 

 or minus 

 to cycle thru the options. 

4.

 

Exit the Advanced Menu 

To Reset 

1.

 

Enter the Advanced Menu. 

2.

 

Repeatedly press the menu 

 button till you hear “

Dosimeter <status>

”.  

3.

 

Cycle the Dosimeter on and off using the 

 or minus 

 to clear the memory. 

4.

 

Exit the Advanced Menu 

 

Summary of Contents for APX37x

Page 1: ...APX37x DECT Bluetooth and Electronic Headsets Manual 7340 SW Durham Road Portland OR 97224 USA Phone 800 833 4558 503 684 7080 Fax 503 620 2943 www soneticscorp com e mail service soneticscorp com...

Page 2: ...12 Advanced Menu 13 Wireless Bluetooth 14 Wireless DECT 14 Quick Launch 15 PC Programming 15 Locating the USB Port 15 Installation of the Sonetics Configurator Windows Program 15 Care and Maintenance...

Page 3: ...t is ready for tough work environments Model Matrix APX372 APX373 APX375 APX377 APX379 Microphone Listen Thru Dosimeter Wired AUX Wireless Bluetooth Wireless DECT7 Included Not Available Contents in B...

Page 4: ...Thru the use of the latest light weight technologies Sonetics is able to deliver a wireless headset that is lighter than many wired communication headsets Listen Thru Situational Awareness The headset...

Page 5: ...on the APX372 headset Auto Leveling Microphone The headset automatically detects the voice of the user against the noise in the background This allows the headset to have an automatic VOX noise gate o...

Page 6: ...ser to transmit over multiple radios depending on the base stations and intercom configuration Additionally the headset may be selected to not radio transmit This is excellent for teams that need some...

Page 7: ...the user s head Headband Removal Tools Required Headband Removal Tool 1 Use the handle of the Headband Removal Tool 2 Place the handle between the headband and the dome Note the notch in the headband...

Page 8: ...dizer 3 Replace the ruggedizer Note the left and right Connecting a Two way Radio Tools Required Scissors 1 Remove the left dome ruggedizer with the microphone boom attached 2 Cut the along the groove...

Page 9: ...ust Adjust headband to sit gently on top of your head 5 Seal Test seal by pressing against your head and listening for a change in sound level BB Behind Head Fitment 1 Inspect Ensure no damage to the...

Page 10: ...cause gap in the earseal Glasses Ensure Glasses do not cause a gap in the earseal Microphone Placement To optimize the speech the microphone is noise cancelling type This type of microphone is designe...

Page 11: ...ers will damage the headset and void the warranty Vehicle Charging Connect the RED wire to 12VDC and the BLACK wire to battery chassis ground Install the fuse no further than 18 from the battery WARNI...

Page 12: ...r to Rechargeable Battery Information 4 Insert the replacement battery with the positive end first 5 Close the battery door and tighten the screw with the screwdriver 6 Replace the ruggedizer if the h...

Page 13: ...button You will hear the headset powering down message and the LED will turn off Left Side Volume Selection 1 Menu Volume Selection 1 Adjusting the Main Volume Press the plus or minus sign button on t...

Page 14: ...VOX Level may be configured into multiple modes of operation to tailor to the user s application To turn on the microphone always use ON This disables the VOX noise gate completely A whisper will be h...

Page 15: ...ransmit on PTT Hands Free Intercom Radio VOX Radio Transmit on PTT Hands Free Intercom Radio PTT Radio Transmit on PTT Push to Talk Intercom Intercom VOX Hands Free Intercom only Intercom PTT Push to...

Page 16: ...frequency in each region ensures interface free operation All DECT communication is full duplex like a phone call Pairing the DECT Headset The DECT wireless headset uses a semi permanent link with a...

Page 17: ...ECT Pairing Long VOX level Change Language Press Release Short Short Press Release 3 seconds Long Long Press 3 seconds PC Programming All of the headsets feature a USB port located inside the left dom...

Page 18: ...ths for optimal performance To replace the Mic Muff 1 Remove the old mic muff and o ring holding the mic muff in place 2 Place the new mic muff over the microphone 3 Slide the o ring over the mic muff...

Page 19: ...plicable 7 Check location of the base station and external antenna location The base station should not be installed inside metal enclosures or any other location closer than 4 inches to a metal objec...

Page 20: ...e DECT Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications wireless standard in the 1 9GHz wireless range Dosimeter Measure the individual s expose over time In this case the SPL Link ing The temporary wirel...

Page 21: ...375 V9N950325400V1 FCC Part 15 All Models Industry Canada IC UPN APX379 7895A 950325200 IC UPN APX377 7895A 950325300 IC UPN APX375 7895A 950325400 ISO Conducted Transients 7637 2 Quality Management S...

Page 22: ...ts 2 x 12 up and down stream Channel Allocation Dynamic Encryption DECT Standard Cipher with 35 bit initialization vector Audio Bandwidth 300 Hz to 3 4 kHz Narrow Band G 726 compression 50 Hz to 7 kHz...

Page 23: ...nna in close proximity to sensitive equipment by maintaining a 20cm minimum distance between the sensitive equipment even in standby mode Please also consider referencing the documentation provided by...

Page 24: ...Keep a minimum distance between human body and base station and base antenna of at least 20 CM 8 0 inches at all times This headset device and antenna must not be co located in conjunction with any o...

Page 25: ...eems to lessen when you press the cups your earmuff is probably not fitted properly If necessary reposition headset and ensure hat hair or jewelry are not interfering with proper fit seal of the muff...

Page 26: ...esentative of Sonetics or an Sonetics Authorized Service Provider f to a product or part that has been modified without the written permission of Sonetics g if any Sonetics serial number has been remo...

Page 27: ...SONETICS CORPORATION Copyright 2014 Sonetics Corporation All rights reserved The information in this document is subject to change without notice P N 600 3051 00 Rev A...

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