Beyerdynamic MMX 200 Wireless - Gaming Headset Manual
OPERATING ELEMENTS
- Light guide:
display of different states - Control wheel: volume, Augmented Mode, microphone mute
- / button: change between Low Latency (LL) and Bluetooth® (BT) mode
- Microphone opening for Augmented Mode microphone, left
- USB port:
for use with digital cable or charging - Microphone connection for the gooseneck microphone, 4-pole mini jack (3.5 mm)
- On-off button:
Switch "on" before use.
Switch "off" after use. - Microphone opening for Augmented Mode microphone, right
- USB connector
- Light guide
- Function button
CONNECTING
CONNECT THE MICROPHONE
- When connecting the microphone, please observe the position of the jack.
- If the microphone is removed from the headset, the microphones built into the ear cups are automatically activated.
CONNECT THE USB CABLE
- When connecting the provided USB-C to USB-A cable, the USB-C is connected to the headset, while the USB-A is connected to the device (e.g. computer / console).
- For devices with USB-C ports, please use a third party USB-A to USB-C adapter or cable.
- Once the headset is connected, it will automatically install the driver. This may take a few seconds.
- Please check your system audio settings and select the MMX 200 wireless as input and output device, if it's not already selected.
- If you want to use the headset as a USB audio device, switch it off and connect it via USB. The headset will start automatically and is ready as a USB device.
- If you want to charge the headset during wireless operation, connect it to the PC. This does not affect the wireless connection, but the headset is not available as a USB audio device.
CONNECT THE JACK CABLE
- Connect the USB-C connector to your headset and the jack plug to your device. The output signal should now be played back by the MMX 200 wireless, as well as input signals that will be picked up by the microphone.
- Please switch on the headset! Only after switching on, the headset is also active in analogue mode.
- When connecting to a computer, please also check your system audio settings and select your computer's sound card as input and output device.
Connect the jack plug of the cable to a headphone socket only! If you connect the headset to any other jack socket, the headset could be damaged.
CHARGING
- Connect the USB-C connector of the USB cable to the USB-C port on the MMX 200 wireless. Connect the USB-A connector to your device (e.g. power supply unit or computer etc.)
Press the USB-C connector firmly into the headset.
Pull the connector carefully to disconnect when charging is finished or if another cable is to be used.
- During charging, the light guide pulses green.
- When the battery is low, the light guide flashes red.
- The MMX 200 wireless is supplied with a charge of approx. 60%. Please fully charge before use.
- In order to protect the battery, we recommend, that you do not charge the product continuously for more than 30 hours.
OVERVIEW LIGHT GUIDE DISPLAY
Function | Light guide display |
Headset tries to connect to receiver/device | Flashing red/blue |
Headset connected to Bluetooth® device when dongle is connected (Augmented Mode is off) | Slowly flashing orange |
Headset is connected to Bluetooth® device | Slowly flashing blue |
Incoming call | Flashing red/green |
Augmented mode is activated | Slowly flashing turquoise |
Microphone is muted | Illuminates red |
Headset is being charged | Battery full = illuminates green Battery > 30% = slowly flashing yellow Battery < 30% = slowly flashing red Error = rapidly flashing red |
Software update is being carried out | Flashing magenta |
Headset is switched off | Illuminates orange |
Bluetooth® pairing/discovering | Alternately flashing blue/red |
Bluetooth® connection lost | Rapidly flashing blue |
Bluetooth® connection lost when dongle is connected | Rapidly flashing orange |
LC3 audio playback | Slowly flashing orange |
A2DP audio playback | Slowly flashing blue |
Microphone not muted during call | Slowly flashing green |
OVERVIEW LIGHT GUIDE DISPLAY DONGLE
Function | Light guide display |
Dongle connected to USB port (not paired) | Illuminates white |
Headset is connected to dongle | Illuminates orange |
Headset is switched off while being connected to the dongle | Light guide is off |
OVERVIEW MICROPHONE LED DISPLAY
Function | Microphone display |
Microphone is muted | LED illuminates red |
Battery is almost empty | LED is rapidly flashing red |
SET VOLUME
- To increase the volume, simply turn the control wheel upwards.
- To decrease the volume, turn the control wheel downwards.
MICROPHONE MUTE ON/OFF
- Press the control wheel briefly to mute the microphone.
- A red light on the microphone as well as around the control wheel illuminate.
- Briefly press the control wheel again to unmute the microphone. The red light goes out.
MODES
AUGMENTED MODE
- Using the Augmented Mode, your headset works as if it were open, i.e. you can hear your voice more natural and you can hear your surroundings such as people talking to you or the doorbell.
- Press and hold the control wheel (2 seconds).
- The Augmented Mode is enabled when you hear the voice prompt. The light guide around the control wheel will illuminate turquoise.
- To disable the Augmented Mode, press and hold the control wheel again for 2 seconds. The turquoise light will go off.
LOW LATENCY MODE
By default, the MMX 200 wireless is supplied in Low Latency Mode.
This mode is suitable for gaming on devices with USB connection (PC, PlayStation®, Nintendo Switch™).
- Connect the dongle to the USB connection of the device (PC, PlayStation® Nintendo Switch™).
- When the headset is in Bluetooth® Mode:
Press the / button twice briefly to switch to the Low Latency Mode. - If the supplied dongle is lost and a new dongle is to be used, it must be paired with the headset.
You can find more information at:
support.beyerdynamic.com
BLUETOOTH® MODE
Before the headset can be used in Bluetooth® Mode, it must be paired with a mobile phone or another Bluetooth®-enabled device.
The pairing procedure can differ between various devices.
- Please refer to the operating instructions of the device with which the headset is to be paired.
- When the headset is in Low Latency Mode: Press the / button three times in rapid succession to switch to Bluetooth® Mode.
- Select MMX 200 wireless in the pairing list on the mobile phone or other Bluetooth®-enabled device.
- Once the headset is connected, audio and telephone functions are available via the / button. Please refer also to the "Operating functions/operation" table.
HYBRID MODE
For Hybrid Mode: Whilst the headset is in Bluetooth® Mode, it is connected via a mini jack (3.5 mm) to an analogue headphone output (e.g. controller) with the optional analogue cable. The audio signals from Bluetooth® and the analogue device are mixed 50/50.
- Whilst the headset is in Bluetooth® Mode, connect the headset to the headphone output (e.g. controller) with the analogue cable.
- If the cable is disconnected from the device, the headset switches to the Bluetooth® Mode or connects to the dongle, if no Bluetooth® connection has been active before.
- When Bluetooth® is disconnected, the headset operates in the analogue mode.
- Please control the volume of the Bluetooth® and analogue source (e.g. game console) directly on the analogue or Bluetooth® device.
OPERATING FUNCTIONS / OPERATION
Operating functions | Operation |
Switch on | - Press and hold the on-off button for 3 sec.
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Switch off | - Press and hold the on-off button for 3 sec.
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Microphone mute on/off | - Briefly press the control wheel
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Augmented Mode enable/disable | - Press the control wheel for approx. 2 sec.
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Enable Bluetooth® Mode | - Briefly press the / button 3 x
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Enable Low Latency Mode (Dongle connected) | - Briefly press the / button 2 x
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Pair a new device via Bluetooth® | - Press and hold the / button for 3 sec.
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Set volume | - Increase volume: turn the control wheel upwards
- Decrease volume: turn the control wheel downwards
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Accept / end a call (Bluetooth® Mode) | - Briefly press the / button 1 x
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Reject an incoming call (Bluetooth® Mode) | - Press and hold the / button for 2 sec.
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Play / stop music (Bluetooth® Mode) | - Briefly press the / button 1 x
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Delete pairing list | - Switch off the headset, then press and hold the on-off button for 6 sec.
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Reset to factory settings | - Switch off the headset, then press and hold the on-off button for 16 sec.
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REPLACING THE EAR PADS
- To remove the ear pad, gently turn it counter- clockwise and pull it off.
- To attach the new ear pad, place it onto the orange housing and gently turn it clockwise until it sits tight.
MAINTENANCE
- Use a soft cloth moistened with water to clean the surface.
- Make sure that no water enters the headset.
- Do not use cleaning agents containing solvents.
- Never use a vacuum cleaner for cleaning the headset, as this may cause irreparable damage.
FIRMWARE UPDATE
- Firmware updates keep the MMX 200 wireless up to date with the latest technology.
- Connect the MMX 200 wireless to a computer via the USB cable.
- You can find the latest firmware for your MMX 200 wireless at:
www.beyerdynamic.com/mmx-200-wireless - First download the beyerdynamic Update Hub from the "Downloads" section and install it on your computer.
- Then start the firmware update and follow the instructions on the screen.
- Please make sure that you always keep the firmware up to date.
SERVICE
- If you require service, please contact qualified service personnel or directly:
beyerdynamic Service and Logistics Centre
E-mail: service@beyerdynamic.de - Dismantling the headset yourself will invalidate the guarantee.
SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES
- 1 x USB-C to USB-A cable, 2.4 m (7.9 ft), to connect the headset to a computer/console
- 1 x Microphone pop shield
- 1 x Dongle (Low Latency Wireless Adapter)
ACCESSORIES / REPLACEMENT PARTS
- 1 x USB-C to 4-pole jack cable (CTIA), 1.2 m (3.9 ft), to connect the headset to analogue/portable devices
- More accessories and replacement equipment can be found at: www.beyerdynamic.com
- If you have technical questions while using the headset or need further guidance, please visit our FAQ website at: support.beyerdynamic.com
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Transducer | Dynamic |
Operating principle | Closed |
Frequency response | 20 Hz - 20,000 Hz |
Transmission | Low Latency (LC3), Bluetooth, Bluetooth + Analogue Connection, USB Audio |
Bluetooth | 5 3, A2DP, HFP, SBC, LC3 |
USB | USB-C |
Analogue connection | Yes |
USB audio connections | Yes |
Charging during use | Yes |
Battery life | 35 hours (microphone and loudspeaker at a certain playback volume) |
Additional functions | Call handling, mute microphone, volume control, Augmented Mode |
Weight (without cable) | 360 g |
Microphone |
Type | Condenser (electret) |
Polar pattern | Cardioid |
Frequency response | 50 - 18,000 Hz |
Capsule diameter | 10 mm |
Open circuit voltage | -26 dBV @ 1 kHz |
Dongle |
Codec | LC3 |
Connector | USB-C |
LED | multi-coloured |
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Risk of injury
- We would like to point out that excessively high volumes and long listening times may cause hearing damage. Hearing defects always constitute an irreversible impairment of hearing ability. If you suffer from tinnitus, do not use headphones or reduce the volume.
- When using the headset, please make sure that the volume is turned down to minimum. Adjust the volume after putting on the headset.
Danger to life
- Headphones drastically reduce perception of external sounds. Using headphones in road traffic can be potentially dangerous. The user's hearing must not be impaired to the extent that it causes road safety risks. Please also make sure that you do not use the headphones in traffic, especially within an area of potentially dangerous machines and tools.
- Furthermore, avoid using headphones in situations where hearing must not be affected, especially when crossing a railway crossing or at a construction site.
Liability / intended use
- Only use the product as described in this product manual. beyerdynamic accepts no liability for damage to the product or injury to persons caused by careless, improper or incorrect use of the product, or by use for purposes not specified by the manufacturer.
- beyerdynamic is not liable for damage to USB devices that do not comply with the USB specifications.
- beyerdynamic is not liable for damage resulting from connection interruptions due to batteries being empty or too old, or due to exceeding the Bluetooth® transmission range.
- Please also observe the relevant country-specific regulations before using the product.
USEFUL LINKS
www.beyerdynamic.com
Firmware update:
www.beyerdynamic.com/mmx-200-wireless
Documents / Resources
References
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