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Connections and fixtures
Attaching the transmitter neck-strap
Jack socket
Data socket
Micro USB charging socket
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On the upper side of the transmitter there is an eyelet which can be
used to hook a neck-strap.
The port for a 3,5 mm jack is located on the back of the transmitter.
Depending on the settings in the menu (OHRH or DSC) this interface
can be used as a earphone port or as a DSC cable port.
Ear phones port
Though this interface both acoustic signals and voice messages are
emitted.
The volume can be controlled by "Voice volume" and "Signal vol-
ume" in the general settings.
DSC connection
Through a DSC cable the port can serve to use the transmitter with
a simulator o to connect it with another one in Teacher/pupil mode.
Switch the DSC mode in the "General settings menu". In this way you
can change the base display too. Right in the display appears "DSC".
To ensure a correct DSC connection, observe the following:
1. Perform any necessary adaptations in the menu.
2. When using the transmitter with a flight simulator or during the
teacher-pupil operation, set the On/Off switch always on the "Off"
position. Connect one end of the DSC cable in the DSC port of the
transmitter.
3. Switch the transmitter on.
ATTENTION
When your transmitter is directly connected to a desktop computer
by a connecting cable (DSC cable) and/or a computer interface is
connected to your simulator, the transmitter may be destroyed
by electrostatic discharge. This type of connection should therefore
only be used if you protect yourself from electrostatic discharge
while operating the simulator by wearing a commercially available
grounding armband. Graupner therefore strongly recommends
only using wireless simulators.
The lower pins are suitable for connection of a smart box or an exter-
nal bluetooth module.
For the function please see section "battery charging"
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