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Your headset comes pre-programmed with a specific

configuration. Please contact your certified two-way radio

dealer or 3M Technical Service for any questions regarding

the headset configuration, including:

• Radio frequencies/channels

• Voice guide language

• Menu configuration

• Power management settings

• Two-way radio transmission settings

4.2 Charging/Replacing the batteries

WARNING: For intrinsically safe models, only use the

PELTOR

Battery ACK082, 3M

™

Cable AL2AH, and 3M

PELTOR

™

(or equivalent SELV 5V power supply).

For non intrinsically safe, use only 3M

charged with cable 3M

PELTOR

FR08.

WARNING: The battery may not be charged if the ambient

temperature exceeds 45

C or 113

Never change or charge the ACK082 battery in a

potentially explosive atmosphere.

The battery can be charged in a powered off Headset, or

separately.

Insert the rechargeable battery in the battery compartment.

Push down the latch.

The headset will automatically power off 2 hours (default

value) after the last button press or VOX activation.

4.3 Power On/Off

Press and hold the On/Off/Mode button for two seconds until

a voice message is heard to power the headset on or off.

4.4 Adjusting the volume level

Use the [+] and [–] buttons to adjust the volume. By default,

the [+] and [–] buttons will control the volume of the active

sound source, which could be any one of the following:

Two-way radio, Bluetooth

communication, or Surround

sound. When receiving a two-way radio signal, the [+] and [–]

PELTOR™ Charging

™

Power Supply FR08

™

PELTOR

ACK081

AL2AI connected to a

buttons will control the two-way radio volume. If connected

to a Bluetooth

device, [+] and [–] buttons will control the

Bluetooth

audio playback. Otherwise, the [+] and [–] buttons

will control surround volume level. The respective volume

levels can also be adjusted in the Menu.

4.5 Menu

To enter the menu, make a short press on the On/Off/Mode

button. Use the on/off/mode button to navigate through the

menu and the [+] and [–] buttons to adjust the respective

setting.

These are the options available in the menu:

• Channel

Lists all the programmed channels in the headset, up to 70.

• Radio volume

Adjusts the volume level of the incoming radio sound.

(OFF, 1 – 5)

• Surround volume

The surround, or level-dependent, feature uses external

microphones to sense the surrounding environmental noise

level. At noise levels above 82 dB, the level-dependent

technology will limit environmental sound reproduction within

the headset to a maximum of 82 dB. (OFF, 1 – 5)

• Bluetooth

radio volume

Adjusts the volume level of a Bluetooth

munication radio, 1 – 5.

• Bluetooth

pairing

Press plus button to set the headset in pairing mode. Press

down button to exit pairing mode.

• Battery status

Battery status is measured and the result is played to the

user. Press plus button to repeat the information.

• Language

Adjusts the ghost voice language between all installed

languages.

• Sub channel/ Color code (if activated)

Sets the subchannel of an analog channel according to lists

(F) and (G) if it is enabled, 0 – 121. Sets the color code of an

digital channel, 0 – 15.

• Output power (if activated)

The Power feature controls the power level of the radio trans-

mitter. There are three output power levels; low, medium, and

high. The low setting will reduce the communication range

but will increase the battery life.

• Reset

Press plus button for 2 seconds to reset the headset to its

default state.

SMART TIP: When browsing long lists such as channel and

sub channel, press and hold either the [+] or [–] button to skip

ten items at the time.

SMART TIP: The headset will automatically exit the menu

after 10 seconds. Or, simultaneously press and hold the [+]

and [–] buttons for two seconds. A beep will confirm the menu

has been exited.

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