To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Dräger Respiratory Product voice amplifier unit is too unclear?
If the voice amplifier unit of your Dräger Respiratory Product sounds unclear, it might be due to a soiled loudspeaker/membrane, so clean the communication unit. Alternatively, there might be water in the loudspeaker; allow the communication unit to dry.
General| Operating Time | Up to 10 hours |
|---|---|
| Water Resistance | IP67 |
| Frequency Range | 400 - 470 MHz |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Hands-free Function | Yes |
| Approval | EN 137 |
| Ambient Temperature | -30 °C to +60 °C |
| Loudspeaker Volume | Up to 95 dB |
| Product Type | Communication Device |
| Communication System | Digital radio communication |
| Compliance Standards | EN 137 |
| Operating Temperature Range | -30 °C to +60 °C |
Provides essential information for the proper use of the communication unit.
Defines warning signs used in the document for user attention and safety.
Provides a visual guide to the communication unit's components and their numbering.
Details the technical specifications, functions, and operational capabilities of the communication unit.
Explains the functional principles of team radio and tactical radio communication.
Covers the product's intended use, limitations, and provides information on product approvals.
Lists the different types of inserts available for the communication unit.
Covers unit behavior, status display, accessory connection, and power operations.
Details the procedure for turning the communication unit on and off.
Details switching to HazMat mode and adjusting the volume controller.
Explains how to select groups and configure the communication unit via PC software.
Covers preparations for first use and fitting the correct insert.
Guides on attaching the unit to the facepiece and pairing it with a radio via Bluetooth.
Outlines the steps to ensure the unit and radio are ready for operation before starting a shift.
Provides cautions and notices for using the unit during operation, including Bluetooth connection interruptions.
Lists common faults like unit not switching on or no voice amplification, with their causes and remedies.
Addresses problems with voice amplification clarity, earphone volume, and output.
Covers Bluetooth pairing issues and mechanical problems with the battery compartment.
Details troubleshooting for fitting/removing the unit, cable connections, and push-button/switch issues.
Specifies the recommended maintenance intervals for checking the unit's functionality.
Provides detailed steps for cleaning the communication unit and its components, including drying.
Introduces maintenance tasks and highlights precautions for assembly work.
Details procedures for replacing batteries and earphones, including safety warnings.
Guides on replacing fastening eyes and dismantling the communication unit from the facepiece.
Covers installing firmware updates and methods for transporting the communication unit.
Provides guidelines for storing, disposing of the unit, and lists technical data.
Lists designations and corresponding order numbers for the communication unit and its accessories.
Outlines the warranty terms, conditions for claims, and the importance of following instructions for use.
