Midland 15-m Intercom Mesh Headset User Guide (+ PDF)

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1 MIDLAND 15-M Intercom Mesh Headset

2 KNOW YOUR DEVICE

3 OPERATING THE TEAMS M-15

4 GETTING STARTED

5 INTERCOM SET-UP

5.1 MOBILE PHONE FUNCTIONS

5.2 BLUETOOTH & LEISURE FUNCTIONS

5.3 INTERCOM MODE

6 KEY BENEFITS

7 Documents / Resources

7.1 References

8 Related Posts

MIDLAND 15-M Intercom Mesh Headset

KNOW YOUR DEVICE

OPERATING THE TEAMS M-15

Charging the device via standard USB A to USB-C cable:

Fully charge the headset before first-time use.

Teams M-15 is designed to be operated via:

Natural voice commands using the “Hey Midland” as an activation word
Buttons
Mobile app – optional

GETTING STARTED

VOICE COMMANDS – Always on!

Hey Midland, radio on
Hey Midland, radio off
Hey Midland, next station
Hey Midland, previous station
Hey Midland, music on
Hey Midland, music off
Hey Midland, next track
Hey Midland, previous track
Hey Midland, volume up
Hey Midland, volume down
Hey Midland, mute audio
Hey Midland, unmute audio
Hey Midland, speed dial
Hey Midland, redial number

Answer
Ignore

Hey Siri
Ok Google
Hey Midland, battery status
Hey Midland, command list
Hey Midland, emergency
Hey Midland, private chat on
Hey Midland, private chat off
Hey Midland, what is my channel?

INTERCOM SET-UP

Create / Join a new Intercom Group
Admin + all group members / new member
ONLY THE ADMIN (Group Creator)
STOP GROUPING PROCESS
CANCEL GROUPING
MOBILE PHONE PAIRING

Initiate/Cancel Bluetooth Pairing (Mobile Phone)
Pair Phone

Search for Bluetooth devices in your mobile phone, accept device.

MOBILE PHONE FUNCTIONS

Answer/ End a Call
Alternatively, you can tap any button to answer an incoming call

Reject a Call
Alternatively, you can long press any button to reject an incoming call

PRIVATE CHAT
Chat privately with one of the group members

Choose member for private chat via Mobile App “Midland Teams”
Start / Stop chat

BLUETOOTH & LEISURE FUNCTIONS

MFB Multi Function Button
You will hear a list of commands
Mobile Phone Functions

Speed Dial
Redial
Voice Dial

Audio Mute/Unmute
Music

On/off
Next track
Previous track

FM Radio

On/off
Next station
Previous station
Auto scan

Tap once you hear the command you wish to operate
Press to exit the menu

INTERCOM MODE

Intercom Button:
You will hear a list of commands
Group Mute/Unmute
Private Chat

Start
Stop

Emergency Call

Channel management
(Opens channels menu)
Two-Way Radio Sharing on/off

Level Dependence

On/off
Volume control

Self-hearing

On/off
Volume control

Tap once you hear the command you wish to operate
Press to exit the menu

2 WAY RADIO PAIRING

Initiate / Cancel Bluetooth Pairing (2 Way Radio)
Choose Bluetooth radios
Pair 2 Way Radio device
Search Bluetooth devices on your 2 Way Radio device and choose “Midland Teams M-15”

KEY BENEFITS

Intercom System, Dynamic Mesh Communications (DMC™) – Meet Midland Teams M-15 headset, a uniquely dynamic intercom system with self-healing capabilities that connects up to 15 randomly moving team members. The always-on, full-duplex, hands-free communication technology is a 100% autonomous network (no need for any base station), designed to perform under the toughest environments.
Full-Duplex Communication Technology
Multiple intercom networks can operate in the same terrain allowing several teams to speak simultaneously without interruption.
Hands-Free Operation
Natural Voice Operation and Always on Communication allow hands free operation – no need to press buttons or turn dials. The always-on communication technology provides the utmost in safety. Team members can operate/activate the system simply by voice commands such as “Radio On,” allowing team members to keep their hands free and focus on their tasks.
Level Dependent / Listen Through – Reduces impulse noises and allows ambient noise including amplification of the human voice.
100% Autonomous Network
With Midland Teams M-15, no additional base station is necessary, so it works anywhere without the need for additional equipment. Autonomous networks allow team communication where standard systems are blocked or are non-operational.