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Bose X manual We appreciate your choice, Headset and cable variations, Introduction

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INTRODUCTION

We appreciate your choice

Congratulations on your purchase of a Bose® Aviation Headset .

This headset combines Bose Acoustic Noise Cancelling® headset technology to electronically reduce unwanted aircraft noise, and Bose TriPort® headset technology for a smaller, lighter, more comfortable headset that delivers full-spectrum noise reduction.

We believe it is the finest aviation headset you can own.

Headset and cable variations

The Bose Aviation Headset is available in variations designed for general aviation and helicopter use. There are also battery powered and aircraft powered versions (Figure 4 on page 9).

The communications cable for your headset may be either straight or coiled, depending on the headset configuration you have purchased.

Features common to most variations:

•Acoustic Noise Cancelling headset technology

•TriPort headset technology

•Communications cable with integrated control module

•Flexible microphone boom with continuous position adjustments

•Adjustable headband

•Replaceable ear cushions

•Replaceable fleece headband cushion

•Replaceable windscreen

•Cable-mounted clothing clip

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Bose X manual We appreciate your choice, Headset and cable variations, Introduction, Features common to most variations

Contents

AVIATION HEADSET Owner’s GuideDECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Bose CorporationThe Mountain, Framingham, MA 01701-9168USA CAUTIONS AND ADVISORIES Power sourceOperational advisory How use of the headset affects hearing safety Volume controlUsing entertainment audio sources Other cautionsStorage Earcup inner screenCONTENTS General cleaning Instructions for continued airworthinessFeatures common to most variations We appreciate your choiceHeadset and cable variations INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION GETTING YOUR HEADSET READY FOR USE Decide where you want the boom microphoneDate of manufacture Removing an attached boom microphone cable Attaching the boom microphone cableL for left Connector Access pins cover Cable Connector assembly pinsClothing clip Moving the clothing clip along the cablePreparing to use battery power Changing the optional operation switchesAttaching and removing the cable Preparing the aircraft powered headset for useInserting batteries Mounting the connector Details on making the connections Use proper adhesives Mono, stereo, and helicopter connection diagrams Diagram of connections for a mono signalDiagram of connections to aircraft stereo jacks Ring and wiring Tip phone audio nConditions related to fit USING YOUR HEADSETWearing it properly Operating the battery powered headset Microphone placementVolume control Power buttonNotice the individual earcup controls Battery power indicator Volume control using multiple headsetsVolume control Power switchOperating the aircraft powered headset Volume control using multiple headsets Notice the individual earcup controlsCleaning the headset General cleaningHEADSET CARE AND MAINTENANCE Instructions for continued airworthinessReplacement parts Ear cushionsMicrophone windscreen Earcup inner screenReplacing parts Microphone windscreen replacementEar cushion replacement Headband cushionBattery replacement Battery door replacement Headband cushion replacementor connector access cover replacement Boom microphone cableTROUBLESHOOTING ProblemIn case of difficulty What to doLow rumbling sound with Power source Battery life Current TECHNICAL INFORMATIONHeadphone ImpedanceHeadset weight Headset size range Temperature and FAA Technical Standards OrderAltitude Category A ConditionWarranty period ServiceSERVICE & WARRANTY INFORMATION Contact informationOrdering parts and accessories 2006 Bose Corporation, The Mountain Framingham, MA 01701-9168USA AM270261 Rev.01