Speed-Link Manual

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# Operation

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PLEASE NOTE: Before using the headset, make sure that all controllers on the in-line remote are set to minimum. To do that, turn the controls on the in-line remote to their lowest possible setting.

## Adjusting the headband

Place the headset on your head and check to see if it sits too tightly or too loosely on your head. If necessary, adjust the length of the headband on both sides above the earcups.

## Adjusting the microphone arm

The microphone arm can be pivoted by means of the pivot joint on the left earcup. In addition to that, the arm can be bent in any direction. Position the microphone so it is around 2cm away from your mouth. Make sure your lips don't touch the microphone as this can lead to your voice sounding overmodulated to the person you're talking to.

## Adjusting the sound channels

Rear

The music is blended into the sound via the rear speakers. Adjust the controller if the music is too loud or too quiet.

Front

Using the controller, the volume level of the sound effects can be controlled.

### Volume

Adjust the master volume of the headset using this controller.

Sub.

This allows you to adjust the bass level and strength of the vibration. The higher the controller level is set to, the stronger and more noticeable the vibration.

Center

Using this controller, the volume level of the voices can be adjusted. By doing this, the voices can be raised above the background noises and the music, for example.

Mic

This allows you to mute the microphone.

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## Adjusting the headset volume level

Set the volume level in Windows to around 75%. To do that, double click the speaker symbol located on the lower right-hand side of the screen in the Taskbar

and move the volume slider to around 2/3 of the maximum level.

Now play a track and slowly increase the volume until the desired volume level is reached.

CAUTION: Too high a volume level may cause damage to hearing. Avoid too high a volume level and check to see that the volume level has not been set to maximum before using the headset.

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## Adjusting the microphone level

Open the Windows Volume Control panel and click on 'Options -> Properties'. Click 'Recording' and then 'OK'. Now adjust the microphone level and check the checkbox 'Select' if this is not already checked.

To return to the playback properties you need to click 'Options -> Properties' and then select 'Playback' and then click 'OK'.