2.5 MAIN UNITS CONTROLS
2.5.1 MODE
The MODE button [M] controls functions of the unit.
g Step forward through the MODE steps in the menu by pressing briey on the [M] button.
Voice messages “VOX”, “MICROPHONE”, “VOLUME” are given respectively to conrm the actual mode.
g Step backwards through the MODE steps by double press on the [M] button.
Voice messages “MICROPHONE”, “VOX”, “VOLUME” are given respectively to conrm the actual mode.
g Use the [+] and [–] buttons to adjust the settings respectively.
Current settings are stored when the unit is switched off.
Notice: A double-press in VOLUME MODE and LISTEN ONLY MODE on a base unit will put the unit in REGISTRATION
MODE (see 2.2.4 MAKE A BASE UNIT READY FOR PORTABLES TO BE REGISTERED).
Double press in VOLUME MODE and LISTEN ONLY MODE on a portable unit will put the unit in BASE SELECTION
MODE (see 2.3.7 SELECT ANOTHER BASE FROM A PORTABLE UNIT).
2.5.1.1 VOLUME (sound pressure)
In VOLUME MODE the level of the incoming audio can be set in 5 steps.
g Use the [+] or [–] button to set the sound level from the DECT-Com unit.
A voice message conrms the new setting each time you press a button.
2.5.1.1.1 VOLUME BOOST (higher sound pressure)
The volume levels on all active volume steps can be increased by +6 dB. For instance, this function can be used to
compensate for additional attenuation from simultaneous use of ear-plugs and headset.
g Press the [+] button for 10 seconds to activate VOLUME BOOST function.
A voice conrmation “EXTRA HIGH VOLUME” is given when you have activated the function.
WARNING: High sound pressure!
Last used setting remains between sessions!
g Press the [–] button for 10 seconds to deactivate VOLUME BOOST.
A voice conrmation “NORMAL VOLUME” is given when you have deactivated the function.
2.5.1.2 VOX (Voice operated transmission)
In simplex radio communication, VOX normally means that reception of the incoming sound from the receiver is completely
stopped when sound of a certain level reaches the microphone and switches the radio to transmission mode.
With the full duplex DECT-Com II units, VOX means “a voice operated noise gate”, which can prevent from transmitting
background noise up to a certain sound level from units where the user do not speak, but can constantly, all the time, listen
to the incoming sound from the conference.
g In VOX MODE, use the [+] and [–] buttons to set the VOX sensitivity.
There are 7 VOX settings; “OPEN – 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 – 5 – OFF”, where OPEN means constantly transmitting (continuous full
duplex) and OFF means that you have to use a [PTT#] button to transmit (see 2.5.2 PTT).
A voice message indicates your selected choice.
Last used setting is remembered between sessions.
IMPORTANT: If you are using a Peltor headset which has a microphone with ambient-noise compensation, always position
the microphone very close to your lips (max. 3 millimetres) for optimal VOX function!
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