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Describes the wide headband with soft padding for comfort during extended use.
Details helmet mounting options for visor and rain protection attachments.
Explains the use of sprung steel wires for consistent ear pressure and resilience.
Covers low-profile, two-point attachment and easy height adjustment without protruding parts.
Describes soft, wide foam/fluid-filled cushions with pressure-relieving canals for comfort.
Highlights the microphone's ability to compensate for ambient noise and its positioning.
Details the battery cover for easy replacement and mentions rechargeable battery options.
Instructions for inserting AA batteries or rechargeable batteries into the headset.
Steps for sliding cups and adjusting headset height for a snug, comfortable fit.
Guidance on attaching the helmet mount and setting working/parking positions.
Procedure for powering the headset on and off, including LED indicators.
Steps to establish a Bluetooth link between the headset and other devices.
How to transmit using the PTT button when connected to a communication radio.
Explanation of how to activate and deactivate voice-activated transmission for radios.
Describes how the headset handles ring tones from connected mobile phones.
How to answer incoming calls on a connected mobile phone using the PTT button.
Details making calls via voice command on compatible mobile phones.
Covers redialing the last number and switching between calls on mobile phones.
Instructions on how to adjust the volume for incoming calls using headset buttons.
How to adjust the side tone level, allowing users to hear their own voice.
Describes switching calls between the headset and a mobile phone.
Procedure for ending a call on a connected mobile phone using the PTT button.
Explains the audible warning signals for low battery levels and auto-shutoff.
Information on audible cues for Bluetooth link establishment, disconnection, and reconnection attempts.
Describes signals for GSM connection loss and call disconnection via Bluetooth.
Describes the hygiene kit for ear cushions and attenuation inserts, recommending replacement.
Information on hygienic, single-use protectors for ear cushions, supplied in packs.
Describes moisture/wind-resistant microphone protectors that extend microphone life.
Details the wind muffler for reducing wind noise and protecting the microphone.
Mentions NiMH rechargeable batteries as an alternative to standard AA batteries.
Specifies the battery cover material and type.
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