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- Page 1 FHW50X and UHW50X headsets DECT7, Bluetooth, and Electronic Headsets Manual 7340 SW Durham Road, Portland, OR 97224 USA Phone: 800-527-0555, 503-684-6647, Fax 503-620-2943 www.firecom.com • e-mail: service@firecom.com...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Wireless DECT Table of Contents Glossary Specifications Headset Overview Regulatory Model Matrix Bluetooth® Specifications Replacement Parts DECT Specifications Contents in Box Important Safety Information Accessories (not included) General Warning for Sensitive Electronic Devices Features General Communication Privacy Notice Common Features, All Models Industry Canada (I.C.) Notice (UHW503/5/7, FHW507, DW501B) Common Features, Communication Headsets FCC Part 15 Information (UHW503/505/507, FHW507, DW501B) -
Page 4: Overview
Overview Contents in Box The Firecom FHW and UHW series Electronic Headsets protect you from dangerous noise while keeping other audio at a comfortable listening level. It protects your Headset hearing without sacrificing your safety or situational awareness. You can hear 1 ea x Firecom Headset alarms, music, or even have a face-to-face conversation while still being protected. -
Page 5: Features
Light Weight Features Through the use of the latest weight saving technologies, Firecom is able to deliver a wireless headset that is lighter than many wired headsets. Common Features, All Models Listen Through Situational Awareness Adjustable Volume Control The Headset has two listen through microphones to give the user stereo situational The Headset has a user adjustable volume control. -
Page 6: Common Features, Communication Headsets
Wired Line-in standalone Sonetics Wireless Base Stations or Sonetics IP-DECT7 wireless systems. A DECT7 network gives up to 1600ft of range (line of sight) from its wireless base, The wired line-in is used to interface with cell phones and hand held radios. This with interference free, digitally encrypted communications. -
Page 7: Configuring The Headset
Configuring the Headset Headband Installation Tools Required: None The Firecom 500 Series Electronic Headset may be set up for use in overhead, Align the headband with the domes as shown. under-helmet, or hard hat (sold separately) configurations. Different headbands are attached through a secure snap joint on the side of the ear domes. -
Page 8: Headstrap Installation
Headstrap Installation Connecting a Two-way Radio Tools Required: None Tools Required: Scissors, Firecom screwdriver 1. Insert the strap at dome opening. Remove the left dome ruggedizer. (with the microphone boom attached) 2. Affix the strap using the hook and loop. Cut the along the groove on the underside of the ruggedizer. -
Page 9: Fitting
Fitting Behind Head Fitment Proper fitment is required to achieve the rated hearing protection levels. Ensure no damage to the 1. Inspect Overhead Fitment earseals or the Headset Ensure no damage to 1. Inspect the earseals or the Headset 2. Expand 2. -
Page 10: Fitment Warnings
Fitment Warnings Microphone Placement To optimize speech, a noise cancelling microphone is used. This type of microphone Improper Placement and Adjustment is designed to enhance sounds from very close, while reducing sounds from afar. Ensure proper placement for best results. Obstructions Ensure headwear and hair does not cause gap in the earseal. -
Page 11: Charging
Charging The Firecom Electronic Headsets use a barrel charging jack with the connections shown below. Vehicle Charging Wall Adapter Charging Connect the wire to +12VDC and the BLACK wire to battery chassis ground. Only charge the Headset using the supplied 12VDC regulated wall adapter. Install the fuse no further than 18"... -
Page 12: Battery Replacement
Battery Replacement LED Indications Firecom Electronic Headsets use a Lithium Ion battery. Firecom batteries are the The Firecom Electronic Headset uses a multicolor LED indicator to give additional only batteries that have been tested and verified to operate correctly with the information on the status of the Headset. -
Page 13: Settings & Operation
Settings & Operation Buttons Left Side Right Side Adjusting the Main Volume Turn On – You can use either the plus and minus buttons on the left side of the Headset, Press and briefly hold the power button. You will hear a welcome message and ... -
Page 14: Advanced Menu
Version Number ( Advanced Menu "Version 1" Indicates what firmware version your headset is running. The Advanced Menu is to set-up and configure the Headset for use. Caution must DECT Bandwidth ( be taken with these adjustments, as they change the operational characteristics of "DECT Wide"... -
Page 15: Wireless Bluetooth
Wireless Bluetooth® DECT Signal Strength To use signal strength reporting To create a new Bluetooth pairing 1. Turn off the Headset, then turn on the Headset. Make sure your headset has a DECT wireless connection. 2. The Headset will enter Bluetooth pairing mode for 10 minutes. Enter the Advanced Menu 3. -
Page 16: Quick Launch
Quick Launch PC Programming Most menu items are available directly via a series of buttons. Two buttons in the All 500 Series Headsets have a USB port located inside the left dome. A Windows PC same row requires both buttons to be pressed. with the Sonetics Configurator software installed is required to adjust headset features. -
Page 17: Care And Maintenance
Care and Maintenance Ear Seal Replacement Replace the ear seals every 6 months for optimal performance and to maintain the headset NRR. Regularly inspect your ear seals and mic muff for wear. Replace as needed. If your headset sustains significant damage (holes or cracks in the ear domes, or WARNING: Worn ear seals will degrade the Headsets ability to reduce noise headband, etc., the Headset should be immediately repaired or replaced. -
Page 18: Troubleshooting
Cycle the power on the Headset and/or the Wireless Base Station. Troubleshooting Fully charge both the Headset and the Wireless Base Station (if applicable). If you are experiencing symptoms not covered here, or are having difficulty Check location of the Wireless Base Station and external antenna location. The troubleshooting, call us or visit our website. -
Page 19: Glossary
Glossary Wireless Base Station Wireless DECT7 base unit through which Wireless DECT7 Headsets pair and link for voice communications. Bluetooth Wireless standard in the 2.4GHz wireless range. A-Weighted SPL (Sound Pressure Level) unit of measure. DECT Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications. A wireless standard in the 1.9GHz wireless range. -
Page 20: Specifications
Specifications Conducted Transients: 7637-2 Quality Management System Control: ISO 9001:2008 Headset MIL SPEC Weights Chemical Exposure: Intermittent Exposure MIL-STD 810 Method 504: Over Head: 15.8oz / 448g | 17.8oz / 504g with Ruggedizers Isopropyl alcohol, Formula 409®, WD-40®, Windex®, Behind Head: 16.2oz / 458g | 18.1oz / 514g with Ruggedizers Bleach/Water (1:1), Mineral oil, Synthetic Sweat, Jet A Fuel, Kerosene, Gasoline,... -
Page 21: Bluetooth® Specifications
Bluetooth® Specifications DECT Specifications Class: Class 3 Device Common DECT Specifications Frequency Bandwidth: 2400 MHz to 2485 MHz Carrier Spacing: 1.724 MHz Maximum Output Power: 0.0 dBi (peak) Time Slots: 2 x 12 (up and down stream) Range: Up to Bluetooth standard 33 feet (10 meters) Channel Allocation: Dynamic Version:... -
Page 22: Important Safety Information
Important Safety Information General Communication Privacy Notice Although this equipment may contain specific protocols that enhance security and CAUTION! Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the product or privacy of communication, privacy of communication may not be ensured when contained in the owner’s manual. -
Page 23: Fcc Part 15 Information (Uhw503/505/507, Fhw507, Dw501B)
equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case IC Compliance Statement (for DW501) the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense. This class A digital apparatus complies with Canada ICES-003 requirements for unintentional radiator for Class A Digital Devices. -
Page 24: Important Nrr Information
In a noisy environment, place the palms of your hands on both cups and push Important NRR Information the cushions towards your head and release. To the user, the EPA requires the Firecom to provide the following information: You should not notice a significant difference in the noise level. Model: NRR User Information (EPA Noise Reduction Rating) If the noise seems to lessen when you press the cups, your earmuff is probably not fitted properly (If necessary reposition Headset and ensure hat, hair or... -
Page 25: Firecom Standard Limited Warranty
been modified without the written permission of Firecom; (g) if any Firecom serial Firecom Standard Limited Warranty number has been removed or defaced. Firecom, a division of Sonetics Corporation, (“Firecom”) warrants to the original 7. This warranty does not extend to any other equipment, apparatus, vehicle, aircraft, purchaser of its products that products will be free from defects in materials and or watercraft to which this product may be attached or connected. - Page 26 FIRECOM – A DIVISION OF SONETICS CORPORATION Copyright ©2015 Sonetics Corporation - All rights reserved. The information in this document is subject to change without notice. P/N: 600-0387-00 Rev. E...
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