Audio System; Ipod Docking Station; Headphone Ports - BOMBARDIER Challenger 650 Handbook

ENTERTAINMENT

AUDIO SYSTEM

The audio system provides stereo quality sound for audio source devices.
Stereo audio is routed to headphone ports and/or to the cabin speakers. The audio level of the cabin entertainment
speakers is controlled from the GCP and the VIP PCU. The audio level of individual headphones is controlled from the
adjacent passenger PCUs and scroll-wheel control panels.
Note: Audio system functions are available for an iPhone or iPod with a Lightning connector when the Lightning-to-30 pin adapter is
used.

iPod Docking Station

An iPod docking station is in the forward wardrobe and the MSL storage box. When an iPod is connected to an iPod
docking station, its content data is made available through the CMS. Access to the iPod audio content can be controlled
from the GCP or the VIP PCU, and the iPod audio output will be sent to the cabin entertainment speakers. The iPod
audio content will also be made available through the CMS to the individual passenger headphones ports, which each
control the audio by its adjacent passenger PCU, scroll-wheel panel, or audio switch panel.

Headphone Ports

Headphone ports are on the combination audio and USB panels (Figure 43) in the armledge storage box at each single
seat and in each divan end cabinet. At seat 03, there is a wireless Bluetooth connection with indicator light in addition to
the other ports on the panel. For each of the double seat assemblies, the headphone ports are built into the front edge of
the outboard armrests (seat 05 and seat 08) and the inboard armrests (seat 10 and seat 11). Each of the headphone ports
offers microphone connection and optional noise-cancellation power features. Noise cancellation headphones with
microphone capability are included for each seat as loose equipment.
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