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• Connect the USB connector on the headset to a free USB port on your PC.
• The USB connection is a power supply only.
• If the power supply from the PC is insuffi cient or you have no free USB ports, you
can connect the USB connector to the power supply unit supplied, which you
can then plug into a socket.
1.4 Connecting to a CD player (stereo)
• Connect the green jack plug on the headset to the
headphone output on your CD player.
• Connect the USB connector on the headset to the power
supply unit provided (230V), and then plug it into the power
supply.
2. Cable Remote Control Functions
• Volume control: There are 4 volume controls on the cable remote control. You can control the individual audio
channels using this remote control.
The signals are arranged as follows:
1. Rear speaker for signals from behind
2. Front speaker for signals from the front
3. Center speaker for signals from the front center
4. Subwoofer for tweeters
• Microphone (5): switches the microphone on/off. Even if the microphone is switched off, you can still hear your own
voice. However, the person you are talking to does not hear your voice.
• On/Off (6): switches the headset on/off.
Note on volume control.
You can also control the volume on the PC directly by right-clicking the speaker icon
bottom-right of the screen, and then clicking „Open Volume Control". You can set the volume for each of the speakers
individually in the window that opens.
3. Specifi cations
Speakers:
• Output: max. 600 mW
• Frequency range:
• 20 Hz - 20 kHz (front speaker)
• 50 Hz - 20 kHz (rear and central speakers)
• Sensitivity:
• 118dB +/-3dB (front speaker)
• -115dB +/-3dB (rear and central speakers)
• Impedance:
• 64 Ohm (front speaker)
• 32 Ohm (rear and central speakers)
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Microphone:
• Frequency range: 30 Hz - 16 kHz
• Sensitivity: 60 dB +/- 2 dB
• Impedance: 2.2 kohm
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