Bose Aviation Headset X Technical Information download pdf (Page 4)

Cautions and Advisories

Listening to your aircraft

With the headset’s combination of both active and passive attenuation,

typical aircraft sounds (for example, those from engines, propellers,

warning alarms, and other sound sources) may sound different to you.

We strongly recommend that, as a responsible pilot, you ensure that

you can hear and recognize these sounds when using the Bose

Aviation Headset X while operating any aircraft.

Entertainment audio sources

In addition, should you choose to listen to in-flight entertainment

through a Bose Aviation Headset X while piloting, we remind you to

limit the volume to safe levels that do not interfere with your ability to

hear informational sounds and warning alarms, such as stall warnings

or gear up.

Cautions

Protective inner screen

The protective inner screen, shown in Figure 1, is a component critical

to the headset’s ability to reduce noise. Do not attempt to remove,

replace, or repair this screen. If operating problems indicate the need

for screen replacement, contact the Bose Aviation Headset Depart-

ment. If the screen becomes wet or if foreign objects become lodged

on or adjacent to it, proceed as described in General Care and Mainte-

nance.

Earcup TriPort™ maintenance

Proper headset operation requires that the earcup TriPort openings be

kept free of debris. The TriPort openings, shown in Figure 1, are

located on the outside of each earcup and are comprised of two holes

and a screen.

Storage

Do not store the headset in an unventilated area or in direct sunlight. If

the headset is battery powered, remove the battery before storing the

headset for extended periods.

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