Bose Aviation Headset X Technical Information

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Page 1 - Aviation Headset X

The Bose® Aviation Headset XOwner’s Guide

Page 2 - Safety Information

10 Use Power Cable Microphone Plug ControlsSource TypeBattery Straight Electret Standard • ON/OFF switch(9V) headphone • Volume controland •

Page 3 - Hearing safety

11Preparing the Bose® Aviation Headset XAttaching or relocating the boom microphone cableDetaching the boom microphone cable or connector access cover

Page 4 - Cautions

12Preparing the Bose® Aviation Headset XAttaching the boom microphone cableAttach the boom microphone cable to the earcup as follows:1. Ensure that th

Page 5 - Cautions and Advisories

13Using the Bose® Aviation Headset XWearing the headsetUser comfort and good noise reduction performance require a properfit. Note the left and right

Page 6 - Contents

14Using the Bose® Aviation Headset XMicrophone placementClear communications depend on proper microphone placement.Follow these three steps for proper

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15Operating the battery powered headset (cont.)Stereo/mono switchThe stereo/mono switch is provided only on the general aviation,battery powered heads

Page 8 - Headset introduction

16Using the Bose® Aviation Headset XOperating the battery powered headset (cont.)Volume controlControl of the volume level of the Bose Aviation Headse

Page 9 - Headset description

17Operating the installed headsetPower switchTurn on active noise reduction by setting the power switch to ON. SeeFigure 6 for details. For volume con

Page 10 - Introduction

18Using the Bose® Aviation Headset XOperating the installed headset (cont.)Volume control using multiple headsetsWhen an aircraft has more than one he

Page 11 - Preparing the Bose

19Figure 7Connector technicalinformationUsing the Bose® Aviation Headset XPIN 6PANEL HOLE REQUIREDAIRCRAFT INTERFACE SCHEMATICRED•1 V+INBLK•2 GNDWHT•3

Page 12 - Warranty card

2Safety InformationWe, the offerer:Bose® Corporation,The Mountain, Framingham, MA 01701-9168 USAAcknowledge our sole responsibility, that the product:

Page 13 - Wearing the headset

20Using the Bose® Aviation Headset XNotes• For use with a stereo intercom, connect the left and rightchannels to their respective positions. For monau

Page 14 - Microphone placement

21Using the Bose® Aviation Headset XOperating the installed headset (cont.)• The Bose aircraft panel connector cannot be installed to an audiosystem u

Page 15 - LED power indicator

22Operating the installed headset (cont.)Figure 9Installation to existingaircraft stereo jacksFigure 10Installation to existinghelicopter single jackU

Page 16 - Volume control

23General Care and MaintenanceInstructions for continued airworthinessBose recommends following the General Care and Maintenanceinstructions in this g

Page 17 - Power switch

24General Care and MaintenanceCleaning instructions (cont.)Wind screenRemove the wind screen from the microphone as described in Replac-ing the wind s

Page 18 - Aircraft panel connector

25General Care and MaintenanceReplacing the ear cushionReplace the ear cushion as follows. See Figure 11:1. Grasp the ear cushion skirt where it folds

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26General Care and MaintenanceReplacing the batteryReplace the battery as follows (see Figure 13):1. Turn the ON/OFF switch to OFF.2. Slide the batter

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27General Care and MaintenanceReplacing the headband cushionThe headband cushion is designed to give the maximum level ofcomfort to your headset. Plea

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28TroubleshootingIn case of difficultyIdentify the problem in the left column of the table. Perform the corrective actions suggested inthe right colum

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29TroubleshootingProblem What to doLow rumbling sound with • Adjust the earcup fit to create a better seal on the head.headset turned on in a The head

Page 23 - Cleaning instructions

3Cautions and AdvisoriesOperational advisoryThe Bose® Aviation Headset X, an active noise reducing (ANR) headset,is a complex electronic device. As wi

Page 24 - Cleaning instructions (cont.)

30Technical InformationSound pressure levels (SPL) are relative to 20 micropascals.HeadphoneDamage could occur to avionics equipment that is intended

Page 25 - Replacing the ear cushion

31Technical InformationFAA Technical Standards OrderThe Bose® Aviation Headset X, its interface, cables, and electret boommicrophone are FAA approved

Page 26 - Replacing the wind screen

32Service & Warranty InformationOrdering spares and accessoriesThe following accessories and customer replaceable components maybe purchased direc

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33ServiceContact the Bose® Aviation Headset Department for:• Spare parts and accessories• Technical advice• Installation information• Warranty and rep

Page 30 - Technical Information

36©2001 Bose CorporationThe Mountain, Framingham, MA 01701-9168 USA259880 AM Rev.00 JN11018

Page 31 - FAA Technical Standards Order

4Cautions and AdvisoriesListening to your aircraftWith the headset’s combination of both active and passive attenuation,typical aircraft sounds (for e

Page 32 - Warranty period

5Cautions and AdvisoriesWater damageDo not attempt to use or repair the headset if it has been immersed inwater. Contact the Bose® Aviation Headset De

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6ContentsSafety Information ... 2Cautions and Advisorie

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7ContentsOperating the installed headset ... 17Power switch...

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8Headset introductionCongratulations on purchasing the Bose® Aviation Headset X. Thisheadset uses advanced electronic noise reduction circuitry andaco

Page 36 - 259880 AM Rev.00 JN11018

9IntroductionHeadset descriptionThe Bose® Aviation Headset X comes in several variations for bothgeneral aviation and helicopter use. These variations

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