Two-Way Radio And Wired Communication Interface - Sensear SM1 Manual Del Usuario

TWO-WAY RADIO AND WIRED COMMUNICATION INTERFACE

The 6 pin connector at the bottom of the right earcup is used for connecting to two-way radios,
mobile phones and other wired communications devices.
Two-way Radio Before a two-way radio can be used on this interface "two-way radio" must be
"enabled" in "communications options" in the system setup. See section on system set-up.
Connecting a two-way radio unit to the SM1/SM1x(SR) requires a 2-way radio audio adapter cable
available from your Sensear stockist. Several adaptors are available to suit a wide range of motorola,
icom and kenwood radios. Insert the six pin connector into the 2-way radio interface socket on the
SM1/SM1x(SR). Attach the audio adapter to the two-way radio unit. Contact your nearest sensear
distributor to obtain the required adapters for two-way radios.
The SM1/SM1x(SR) will deliver the incoming two-way radio transmission. Note that the incoming
two-way audio is mixed with the sens processed sound.
To speak over the two-way radio, use the following function:
Push-to-talk (ptt)
• Press and hold the "multi-function button", which has the same effect as pressing the "ptt" button
on the two-way radio. Speak normally and the user's voice will be sent through the sensear
system to the two-way radio.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
Always use the "Multi-Function" button and not the "PTT" button on the two-way radio, to
activate the PTT.
The volume of the two-way radio played back cannot be changed using the SM1/SM1x(SR)
volume controls. The volume is controlled only by the two-way radio unit.
PTT functionality is disabled if there is an incoming Bluetooth phone call, or if the user is
currently on a phone call via Bluetooth.
The two-way radio interface can be enabled/disabled as described in "SYSTEM SET-UP".
If the interface is enabled, the user will be able to use the SM1/SM1x(SR) as a two-way
radio accessory to communicate on two-way channels. Note that the factory setting for the
communications options is "Two-Way radio Enabled" for the SM1 and SM1x models and
"Short RangeFM Enabled" for the SM1xSR models.
WIRED COMMUNICATIONS
Before a device other than a two-way radio can be used on this interface "wired communications"
must be "enabled" in "communications options" in the system setup. See section on system set-up.
For compatible cables to use with devices see your Sensear stockist.
Note: Wired communication can be turned on and off by pressing the "multifunction button".
In this mode, the SM1/SM1x(SR) will deliver the incoming audio to the wearer's ears. Note that the
incoming audio is mixed with the SENS processed sound. The wearer's speech is continuously
transmitted over the cable.
Different devices that could interface to this connector may require different audio levels. Use the
"Wired Communications Levels" in the System Setup to adjust the outgoing audio volume.
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