Important User Information - Peltor Tactical XP Manual De Instrucciones

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Tactical XP
Peltor Tactical XP has an audio input for connecting an external radio, and a level
dependent function that amplifies soft sounds and dampens loud noises. The external
communication and level dependent functions are independent of each other, which
ensures extra good reliability and better safety. The hearing protector has been tested
and approved according to PPE directive 89/686/EEC and EMC directive 89/336/EEC,
which means that it meets the demands for CE labelling. Read these instructions
carefully to ensure the best possible benefit from your new Peltor product.
FUNCTIONS
• Tactical XP is equipped with balance, equalizer, adjustable release time and ad-
justable volume for external input
• The latest settings are stored at shut-off, except high volume on external input
• Automatic shut-off after two hours of no active functions. Two warning signals are
emitted every ten seconds for one minute after :59 hours of use, to indicate that
the unit will switch off.
• Low battery power is indicated with three warning signals ten hours before the
headset will switch off. The interval between the warning signals will then decrease
as the power of the battery weakens.
Always switch off the headset before replacing batteries
WARNING! Performance may deteriorate with battery usage.
The typical period of continuous use that can be expected from this product is
1000 hours. Continous use is defined as 20% use in silent noise 45-50dB(A),
60% use in medium noise 70-75dB(A) and 20% use in high noise 95-100dB(A).
The expected battery life time can vary with battery brand and the temperature in
which the product is being used.
• Polarity protection prevents damage to circuits if the batteries are inserted incor-
rectly.
• Equipped with an audio input via a chassis jack for connecting an external radio.
• When the level dependent function is on, the amplification is toned down when an
external signal comes in through the audio input.
• A summery stage ensures that the combined sound level of all incoming audio
signals inside the cup never exceeds 82 dB.
WHAT IS WHAT (A)
1a. Collapsible headband (MT1H7A2) ( metal sheet, PU-coated Polyamide/elastane)
1b. Neckband (MT1H7B2) (stainless steel)
1c. Helmet attachment (MT1H7P3*2)
1d. Collapsible headband (MT1H7F) (metal sheet, leather)
1e. Headset (MT1H7A2-07) for use with a PTT adapter.
1f. Flex headset (MT1H7A2-77) for interchangeable cords with different connectors.
2. Individually sprung headband wires (stainless steel)
3. Low, two-point fasteners
4. Ear cushions (PVC foil and PUR foam)
5. On/off and Mode button.
6. Select/adjust buttons.
7. Battery cover
8. Microphones
9. Audio input
10. Speech microphone (on some models only) allows two-way communication by
com radio or telephone. An adapter or cord is needed.
Note that the audio input is used to connect the microphone.
For maximum ambient-noise compensation, position the speech microphone on the
headset 3 mm from the lips.

IMPORTANT USER INFORMATION

The hearing protector must be put on, adjusted, cleaned and maintained in accordance
with the instructions in this manual.
• This ear-muff is provided with level-dependent attenuation. The wearer should
check correct operation before use. If distortion or failure is detected, the wearer
should refer to the manufacturers advice for maintenance and replacement of the
battery
• Wear the headset 100% of the time you spend in noisy environments for full protec-
tion.
• This product may be adversely affected by certain chimical substances. Further