Qset Aviator Aviation Anr Headset And Helmet User Manual

Qset Aviator Aviation Anr Headset And Helmet User Manual

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QSET AVIATOR Aviation ANR Headset and Helmet

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Introduction

ANR Instruction
The Active Noise Re-duction CN-1000AC-BT Headset is a head-set that can isolate, offset and cancel noise. In comparison with passive headsets. The noise cancelling circuitry reduces outside noise considerably more than a standard headset, making it extremely comfortable for the pilot of the aircraft.
As of Ser.# 0170 a person can turn on or off the “ANR Auto OFF” feature. A Switch is located on the inside of the battery box.
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  • ANR Active Noise Reduction
  • Light weight 290 Grams (Headset)
  • Soft leather ear-pads
  • Carbon Fiber Construction
  • Stereo and Mono
  • Clear and Clean Communication
  • Separate volume controls Av. Comm & Phone
  • Blue Tooth including 3.5 mm aux. input
  • Easy store carrying satchel
  • AA Battery Power / Opt. A/C Power
  • 1 Year Warranty
  • Install PDF manual for phone from web

Prepare Headset for Use

REGISTER FOR WARRANTY / www.aviationheadsets.ca / Serial # under Velcro headband.

  1. Rotate the flexible boom overhead to wear the microphone on either the right or left side of the head.
  2. Rotate the headset volume control (on the side of the battery box) down to the minimum position, before the headset plug is inserted into the aircraft or intercom.
  3. With the headband resting securely on the top of the head, check that the ear seals are centered over the ears.
  4. For best noise cancellation, position the microphone in front of your lips.
  5. Insert the microphone plug (PJ068) into the aircraft or intercom microphone jack. Insert the earphone plug(PJ055 into the aircraft or intercom earphone jack. / U174 Helicopter / Lemo plug
  6. Volume Adjustment Procedure: Rotate the volume control up to a comfortable level.
  7. Auxiliary (AUX) audio input: Insert the plug (3.5mm plug) of your external audio device into the AUX jack on the side of battery box as indicated. The volume is controlled by your audio device.
  8. Bluetooth function: as indicated in operation 5.
  9. Adjust and balance Intercom and Headset controls for best audio

Operation

  1. Insert or change Batteries:
    AA Alkaline, No Lithium overheat issue Hi use: Optional A/C power Lemo Controller
    1. press from the base of the triangle on the cover, see Figure
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    2. push the cover out of the safety lock, see Figure
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    3. tilt the end of the cover-up and remove the whole cover; put the batteries in
    4. put the cover latch into the notch and push it back,
  2. S/M switch: There is an s / m switch inside the battery box, see Figure 4. Ensure the switch is on Mono to make both ears active (on most aircraft). Mono Controller has no switch / BT is stereo
  3. Light Indication for Power:
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    Press power button for 0.5 seconds, ANR starts working.
    Flash in green—battery fully charged;
    Flash every 2 seconds in amber—battery low;
    Flash every 1 second in red—battery dying.
  4. Mode Setting:
    When it is on, press Bluetooth button for 1 second to start the Bluetooth function.
    Mode Setting:
    A: Intercom Priority —When the intercom is busy, Bluetooth and AUX will be attenuated.
    B: Intercom, Bluetooth, and AUX –All three channels are open.
    C: Intercom Only –Only intercom is on. Bluetooth and AUX are both off. The prioritization of Bluetooth and AUX is:
    Bluetooth phone >AUX > Bluetooth music
  5. Bluetooth works when the mode setting switch is positioned on A or B.
    Bluetooth volume control: Press “+” or “-” to turn up or down the volume of blue tooth-connected device. Holding “+” or “-” will keep the volume up or down, see Figure 5
    Pairing: device name—BT-ANR; pairing code: 0000 (four zeros). The first Bluetooth device connecting to the headset will be paired automatically.
    Pairing the second device: manual pairing is required. Press the Bluetooth button for 5 seconds to start pairing.
    Re-pairing: re-pairing starts automatically if the phone moves out of the Bluetooth scope and thus gets disconnected. The phone will be disconnected if the re-pairing cannot succeed In 5 minutes.
    QSET AVIATOR Aviation ANR Headset and Helmet fig5Re-connecting: click the Bluetooth button to re-connect to the last connected phone. The call ends after the BEEP.
    Rejecting calls: Press the Bluetooth button for 3 seconds.
    Clearing the pairing record: press both Bluetooth volume control buttons on the side for 3 seconds.
    Making calls: dial the number on your phone. Click the Bluetooth button twice to return the last incoming call.
    Receiving calls: Press the Bluetooth button and answer the call after the BEEP.
    End a call: Press the Bluetooth button. The call ends after the BEEP.
    Rejecting calls: Press the Bluetooth button for 3 seconds.
    QSET AVIATOR Aviation ANR Headset and Helmet fig6Light Indication for Bluetooth:
    Flash in blue and red—pairing.
    Flash in red twice—disconnected.
    Flash in blue regularly –phone connected.
    Short flash in blue—line busy.
  6. Turn Off ANR: Press power button for 2 seconds to turn ANR off.
    1. Use non-rechargeable alkaline AA batteries.
    2. Shut the power off when ANR is not in use.
    3. Take out the batteries if ANR is left unused for a long period.
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  7. Lemo Controller
    1. AA batteries must be installed
    2. ANR is automatic when using A/C power (USB or 14-28 V)
    3. Turn on BT use power button.
    4. XLR connector cables: Plugs: GA / U174 / Lemo /
    5. Power cables available: straight or curly, USB, 5.5mm x 2.1mm male plug, cigar lighter 14-28V

EXPLODED DED \/IEV IEWANDDIS ASSEMBLY IN S TRUCTIONS

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Parts List

ITEMP/NDescription
110ME0069RETAINING RING
210PL0038RIGHT CARBON EARCUP
310SP0055ABSORBENT NOISE FILTER (1)
410SP0056ABSORBENT NOISE FILTER (2)
510EL0046NOICE CANCELING PCB (RIGHT)
610SP0049PROTEIN LEATHER EARSEAL
710EL0047NOICE CANCELING PCB (LEFT)
810CR0020OVERHEAD CORD
910ME0068HEADBAND STAINLESS STEEL
1010SP0005HEADBAND CUSHION
1110KI0020CLAMP KIT
1210PL0002OVERHEAD CORD CLAMP
ITEMP/N
ITEMP/NDescription
110ME0069RETAINING RING
210PL0038RIGHT CARBON EARCUP
310SP0055ABSORBENT NOISE FILTER (1)
410SP0056ABSORBENT NOISE FILTER (2)
510EL0046NOICE CANCELING PCB (RIGHT)
610SP0049PROTEIN LEATHER EARSEAL
710EL0047NOICE CANCELING PCB (LEFT)
810CR0020OVERHEAD CORD
910ME0068HEADBAND STAINLESS STEEL
1010SP0005HEADBAND CUSHION
1110KI0020CLAMP KIT
1210PL0002OVERHEAD CORD CLAMP

 

Description

1310PL0041LEFT CARBON EARCUP
1410PL0046CARBON STIRRUP
1510PL0004GROMMET , RUBBER
1610KI0037MIC BOOM ATTACHMENT KIT
1710KI0036FLEXIBLE BOOM ASSEMBLY
1810EL0045ELECTRET MICROPHONE
1910SP0054MICROPHONE WINDSCREEN
2010PL0008O RING
2110PL0005STRAIN RELIEF
2210CR0004COMM CORD , STRAIGHT
2310SP0021SELF-GRIPPING FASTENER
2410KI0038BT BATTERY MODULE
2510CR0005Φ 5.2 MOLDED PLUG CORD (PJ068)
2610CR0015Φ 6.3 MOLDED PLUG CORD (PJ005)

Headset Schematic Diagram

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General

Temperature: Operating: – 20 to 70°C
Cordage: Straight cord from headset to molded plug, 150CM
Intercom Connections:
Earphone Plug: PJ-055 (.25” 6.3Φ phone plug)
Microphone Plug: PJ-068 (.206” 5.2Φ phone plug)
Helicopter Plug: U174 
Weight:
290g
Serial # Location : Under Velcro headband

ANR Noise Reduction Specifications:

Attenuation Frequency Band …….20Hz~20 KHz
Main Attenuation Frequency Band ….20Hz~600Hz
Attenuation Capability… ……..29dB
Power Consumption ……. ……30 mw
Headset size range Height: 10 to 14 cm
Color: Black Boom: Flexible Boom

Manufactured in China and distributed by:
RS Designs & Consultations
Brandon, Manitoba, Canada
1-204-726-4221
Warranty register: www.aviationheadsets.ca [email protected]

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