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Invisio X5 Training Manual

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  • Page 1 INVISIO X5 Training Guide...

  • Page 2: Headset Basics

    INVISIO X5 Headset Basics Cable Speaker Retainer Soft ™ Spring Bone Hear-Thru Conduction Microphone Microphone Hearing Protection Plug • Hearing Protection with Natural Hearing • Continuous and Impulse Noise Protection • Clear Communication in High Noise...
  • Page 3 Foam Tip Selection Foam Tip Selection There are six Canal Tip sizes available in two lengths (Original & Short) with three different diameters (Slim, Standard & Large). Please Notice As a general rule, larger offer more hearing protection and smaller offers more comfort.
  • Page 4 Foam Tip Choosing the Correct Size Measure Both Ears Have someone else measure your ears using the foam tip tool to indicate a suggested size Test Suggested Size First Test the suggested size in long first. If the headset does not fit correctly try the shorter version.
  • Page 5 Foam Tip Screw On Correctly Maximum Noise Reduction Super Soft Memory Foam Ergonomic Design Threaded Flexible Core Body-Heat Activated Screw On Foam Tip Test the suggested size in long first. If the headset does not fit correctly, try the shorter version. Tighten Completely The foam tip should be screwed on so that the tube is no longer visible.
  • Page 6 Foam Tip How Often to Change When Dirty When the foam tips are dirty, they should be changed to avoid risk of infections. Every Two Weeks A good practice is to change the foam tips at least every two weeks to maintain hygiene.. When Sweaty or Wet In high temperatures, the foam tips can become wet due to sweat.
  • Page 7 SOFT SPRING Adjust Length Trim Soft Spring To correct length so that the end of Please Notice but will not offer the same headset retention in the ear. Cutting should be done in small chunks to avoid cutting too short.
  • Page 8 Soft Spring Fitted and Trimmed Correctly Correct Wrong Ensure Soft Spring Fits The soft spring must fit in the Pinna of the outer ear. Trim the length if required.
  • Page 9 Cable Retainer Adjust Position Slide Cable Retainer Up or down cable to ensure a much pressure. Please Notice A loose Cable Retainer may be more comfortable, but also...
  • Page 10 Cabling Placed Behind the Neck Place Cabling Behind Neck In order to avoid tangling and loose cabling, the headset cable should be placed behind the neck. Tighten Cable Grip Slide the cable grip up the cable so that it is tightened against the head/neck to secure headset and avoid loose cables.
  • Page 11 Bone Microphone Headset Inserted Completely Correct Wrong Ensure Headset is Fitted The balloon of the microphone should not be visible.
  • Page 12 Wind Filter Replacement Wind Filter Microphone Adhesive Grills Area Replace When Dirty The wind filter over the hear-thru micro- phone protects from wind noise. Replace when dirty for optimal audio performance. No Glue On Microphone The adhesive area of the wind filter must not cover the microphone grill.

  • Page 13: Storage & Maintenance

    Storage Maintenance Dry and Ventilated The headset should be stored in a dry and ventilated area to avoid moisture build-up. Protected from Force To avoid damaging the headset, store the headset in a protected area without excess weight. Clean in Fresh Water If headset becomes dirty or exposed to salt water, rinse in fresh water.
  • Page 14 Headset Correct Insertion Hold headset Compress Push headset before fitting. foam tip. fully into ear. Place Soft Place Cable Re- Test headset Spring in ear. tainer behind ear. on radio.

  • Page 15: Training Guide

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  • Page 16: System Basics

    INVISIO V60 System Basics Headset COM 3 PTT 3 PTT 1 PTT 4 Hear-Thru PTT 2 Controller COM 1 COM 2 • Multi-com control unit • Continuous and Impulse Noise Protection • Clear Communication in High Noise • Hearing Protection with Natural Hearing...

  • Page 17: Key Features

    INVISIO V60 Key Features • Quad com (3 connectors and 4 buttons) • Multi headset interface • Multi com interface • Low weight (145g V60 and 30g X5) • No internal battery • 20 meter submersible • Hear-thru volume control • Remote wireless and wired PTTs • Auto detection of attached devices • Open mic and split ear audio • Automatic start-up - no calibration needed...

  • Page 18: Automatic Start-Up

    Hear-Thru Control Automatic Start-Up Turns on and off automatically with the radio (radio dependent). Hear-Thru Off Hear-thru is turned off via a long push. Hear-Thru On & Volume Hear-thru on and volume adjusted via a short push. Three levels: Low, Med & High.

  • Page 19: Button Assignment

    Buttons Dynamically Assigned Each of the four PTT buttons is only as- signed to connected radios. Button Assignment PTT 1: COM 1A PTT 3: COM 2 PTT 2: COM 1B PTT 4: COM 3...
  • Page 20 Radio Communication Receive and Transmit Radio Receive - Split Ear Incoming radio signals (Rx) are received in both ears with split audio. Example: Dual net radio - net1 in left and net2 in right. Radio Transmit - Right Ear Outgoing radio signal (Tx) is transmitted from the right ear.

  • Page 21: Power Options

    Power Options Power from Radio Radio Powers directly from radio or if no power available from other central power supply. Power from Battery Box Battery Type The control unit also powers from a standard AA battery, either rechargeable or non-rechargeable. Operating Time The operation time is dependent on battery type and conditions.

  • Page 22: Mounting Equipment

    Mounting Equipment Molle Webbing Mounts on vest webbing by sliding bracket through webbing until hook is tight.
  • Page 23 Storage Maintenance Protected from Force To avoid damaging the system, store in a protected area without excess weight. Battery Remove batteries from battery box during storage. Dry and Ventilated Store control unit in a dry and ventilated area with caps removed to avoid moisture build-up in connectors.

  • Page 24: Hearing Protection

    Safety Security & Usage Hearing Protection The V60/X5 system is certified for use in the following noise for 85 dB at users ear: H = 116 dB, M = 111 dB & L = 108 dB Radio Volume Set the radio volume to a comfortable level.

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