General Tips - Corsair VOID WIRELESS Guía Rápida Del Usuario

GENERAL TIPS

For optimal wireless performance:
• Place the wireless adapter in an open, unobstructed area. The SE
version comes with an extender, which can be used to optimize placement
• The wireless adapter requires a powered USB port (100mA).
For optimal battery life:
• Make sure the battery is fully charged before initial use.
• Do not leave the battery fully discharged for long periods. Battery life is
maximized by keeping the battery in a partially charged state.
• If RGB lighting effects are unimportant to you, they can be disabled with
CUE. This greatly extends battery life.
• Remove the USB charging cable promptly after the headset has been fully
charged.
• Keep the headset at room temperature (20-30°C or 68-86°F).
For the best audio performance:
• Download the Corsair Utility Engine software from
corsair.com/support/downloads
• Don't be afraid to use the software equalizer to adjust the audio quality to
your liking. We've provided EQ presets for popular gaming and media types.
Prolonged listening at high volumes may adversely affect your hearing.
Take breaks between sessions and always begin with the volume at the
lowest possible level before increasing.
ADJUSTMENT
Place the headset on your head and adjust the headband for a comfortable fit.
The extra-large ear pads and deep earcups enable the Corsair VOID headset
to fit comfortably so you can play for hours without fatigue.
As with any audio product, reduce the volume before trying it with an audio
source the first time.
You can adjust the volume with:
• The "CUE Control" is the digital volume controller on the headset at the
bottom corner of your left earcup: hold or repeatedly toggle it downwards
to reduce volume, and upwards in short increments to increase volume.
• The standard Windows audio controller can also be used to adjust volume.
• Once and audio source is playing, set the volume to a comfortable level.
To use the microphone, rotate it down and adjust it so that it's between 1–2
inches (2.5cm to 5cm) away from your mouth.
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