To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the talk volume low on my 3M C1060 headset?
If you're experiencing low talk volume on a single 3M Intercom System headset, call for authorized service, because the holes in front of the microphone may be plugged with dirt or grease. The operator may not be positioning the microphone correctly (refer to Operating Guide). The headset itself could also be defective and require professional attention.
Why won't my 3M Intercom System headsets go into standby?
If all headsets on your 3M Intercom System do not go into Standby (silence) when the vehicle leaves the menu sign, and a pulse (air switch) type of vehicle detector is used, press the Page switch to silence the menu microphone. If there is a large metal object near the loop in the driveway (if a loop is used), remove the object. If the loop detector is 'locked up,' unplug it from the AC outlet and plug it back in to reset the detector. Finally, the vehicle detector may be defective and require authorized service.
What to do if no lights come on when charging a 3M C1060 Intercom System battery?
If no lights come on when a battery is inserted into the 3M Intercom System charger, clean the contacts on both the battery and the charger with a water moistened swab. Also, verify that the charger is properly connected to a 'live' outlet. If the issue persists, try using a known good battery to rule out a defective battery. If the problem continues, the charger itself may be defective, and you should call for authorized service.
Why is there no vehicle alert tone in my 3M Intercom System headset?
If the vehicle alert tone is not heard in the 3M Intercom System headset, ensure the vehicle detector is receiving power by plugging it into a power outlet or replacing the detector fuse. If the detector seems 'locked up', remove power to it for a few seconds to reset it. Also, check that the base station alert tone volume is not set too low and adjust it accordingly.
Why is there no talk or listen from the menu sign on my 3M C1060's backup wired intercom?
If you experience no talk or listen from the menu sign when using the backup wired intercom on your 3M Intercom System, but the C1060 system works OK, ensure that the base station is turned OFF. Also, check that the backup intercom has power by turning it on or plugging in its power transformer. Make sure the volume controls are turned up on the backup intercom. If problems persist, the backup intercom or its wiring may be defective, and you should call for authorized service.
How to fix static on a single 3M C1060 Intercom System headset?
If a single 3M Intercom System headset hears static, first, reprogram the headset with the programming station to ensure it's on the same channel as the base station. If the issue persists, try programming other headsets. If they won’t program, replace the programming station. If other headsets program OK, the single headset may be defective and needs repair.
What to do if a 3M C1060 headset is dead?
If a single 3M Intercom System headset is dead and producing no static, first ensure that the headset is turned on by pressing the ON button. If it still doesn't work, the battery may be discharged; replace it with a fully charged one. If the problem persists, the headset may be defective, and you should call for authorized service.
How to fix audio that cuts out on 3M Intercom System headsets?
If the audio on your 3M Intercom System headsets cuts out or is interrupted, it could be due to radio interference. Try changing the channel on the base station to one that is at least three channels away from the current one. If you are using a single base station, move jumper J3 to the lane 2 position to access 8 additional channels. Also, try to locate and turn off any other 900 MHz devices in the building, such as cordless phones, video and speaker systems, and video monitors. It may also be caused by a poor location of the Base Station. Try relocating the Base Station, or adding an additional Base Station to extend the range of the system.
General| Brand | 3M |
|---|---|
| Model | C1060 |
| Category | Intercom System |
| Language | English |
Procedure for replacing the Ear Cup and Ear Pad on the headset.
Procedure for replacing the Headband Pad on the headset.
Steps for disassembling the headset inner and outer cases.
Steps for removing components from the outer headset case.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the C1060 headset headband assembly.
Step-by-step guide for replacing battery holder parts.
Steps to verify the proper operation of the headset after service.
Critical installation notice regarding the A125 Noise Reduction Module.
Instructions for trimming the base station receptacle for module compatibility.
Comparison of 3M C1060 system with competitive digital intercoms.
Summary table of Speech Intelligibility Index test results.
Summary of user preferences based on the sound/listening survey.
Identification of serial number ranges affected by short RF range.
Explanation of the 3M Cross-Lane Module for order taking.
Explanation of the function and settings for the SWT THLD jumper J10.
Description of the TALK MON LVL jumper J9 and its settings.
Tips for diagnosing and resolving intercom audio issues.
Explanation of Talk Lock mode, including disabling and enabling.
Steps to disable the Talk Lock function on C960 headsets.
Steps to program headsets for Cross-Lane communication.
Tips for preventing C960 headband stretching and ensuring proper fit.
Troubleshooting low volume and button activation issues on C960 headsets.
Troubleshooting constant programming tones in C860 Belt Packs.
Information on the C860 Lapel Microphone and its usage.
Overview of the Cross-Lane system design and its operational modes.
Instructions for wiring the Cross-Lane system components.
Procedure to fix low inbound mic volume on C921BA Base Stations.
Description and resolution for cross talk issues in C921BA systems.
Benefits of the new Heavy Duty Handset with magnetic cradle switches.
Important notes on wiring and cradle switch connections for the handset.
Tips for headband fit, volume adjustment, and button issues on C960 headsets.
Guide to adjusting the base station circuit for Talk LED issues.
Tips for maintaining C960 headband fit and preventing slippage.
Methods to correct low listen volume on C960 headsets.
Addressing issues with headset button pressure due to grease buildup.
Steps to configure headsets for Cross-Lane operation.
