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6.4 Sleep mode
The Roger Earpiece will enter sleep mode after 30 minutes
if no Roger transmitter is in range during this time.
In sleep mode the Roger Earpiece will continue to search
for a known network. If one is detected, the Roger
Earpiece will exist sleep mode and be automatically recon-
nected in a few seconds. A dedicated beep sequence (refer
to beeps section) will be played when reconnected.
6.5 Battery end of life
The user will be warned with a beep sequence (refer to beeps
section) that the battery is getting weak. The remaining time
the Roger Earpiece can still operate is highly dependent on
the communication rate and battery type used.
6.6 Adding an additional microphone
The Roger Touchscreen Mic is an easy-to-use wireless
microphone that enables people to enjoy eective one-to-
one communication in loud noise and over distance by
automatically adjusting the output volume of the Roger
Earpiece. Refer to the Roger Touchscreen Mic user guide
for further information.
7 Troubleshooting
The Roger Earpiece doesn’t
switch on
The battery is empty
The battery compartment is open
I cannot hear anything, even
when devices are switched on
and all connections made
The signal is on the balanced
input but there is a connection on
Line-IN (unbalanced input)
The Roger Earpiece is not
connected to the Roger
BaseStation
The Roger BaseStation is muted
If you are using a network with
Roger Touchscreen Mic
microphones, the Roger
BaseStation may not be switched
on or may be out of range
Solutions
Change the battery
Gently push on the battery
compartment to close it
Solutions
Disconnect the Line-IN source.
Line-IN has priority on to the
balanced input
Hold Roger Earpiece close to the
Roger BaseStation and press the
Connect button
Turn the volume control knob
clockwise to unmute the transmitter
Turn the Roger BaseStation on,
or move closer to the Roger
BaseStation
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