RADIO SPLITTER
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LYNX MICRO SYSTEM
RADIO SPLITTER
Fulbrook Lane, Sherbourne,
Warwick, CV35 8AR, ENGLAND
Tel: 01926 624800
Fax: 01926 624900
REF: E083-0 24-06-08
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING:
The Radio Splitter provides the facility to The Micro System headset will only In this situation the Radio
connect an additional radio transceiver and function while the built-in rechargeable Splitter is also powered
a mobile telephone, music player or
recording equipment to a Micro System
headset.
battery is charged or the headset receives
power from a Lynx Radio/Power Interface.
It is possible to use the Radio Splitter
from the Micro System
headset and will not work
if the headset is allowed to
discharge completely.
!
The Radio Splitter is designed to connect without being connected to a Radio/Power
in-line between a Micro System headset Interface.
and any other item of Micro System
equipment. PTT SWITCH
AUDIO SOCKET
PTT SOCKET
MICRO SYSTEM
HEADSET
CONNECT TO
HEADSET SOCKET
AUDIO:
In addition to the primary radio connection,
the Radio Splitter can be connected to
TRANSCEIVER SOCKET (XCVR) most modern audio devices including
mobile telephones, music players and
sound or video recording equipment.
The Audio Socket accepts Lynx ‘Audio
Input/Output Leads’, ‘Audio Output Leads’
A PTT Socket is also provided which or ‘Mobile Telephone Leads’.
allows an additional external PTT Switch
RADIO: to be connected to the splitter.
The Radio Splitter accepts interchangeable
radio leads to connect to different radios. AUDIO MUTE:
During use, the Radio Splitter monitors the
Each type of Radio Lead provides the NOTE: radio and automatically reduces the
correct physical connection for a particular Both PTT switches control transmissions volume of the audio input during radio
radio and automatically configures the from the headset and the radio which are reception.
splitter to provide the appropr iate connected directly to the Radio Splitter.
electronic operation. This automatic mute feature provides radio
If the headset and splitter are connected to priority over any telephone or music input.
It is easy to swap between different radios another headset via a ‘Radio Interface’ or
by s e l e c t i n g a n d c o n n e c t i n g t h e ‘Radio/Power Interface’, the second
appropriate Radio Lead. headset will also transmit when either PTT AUDIO OUTPUT:
switch is used.
To connect a radio to the Radio Splitter, The splitter can provide audio output at
plug the appropriate type interchangeable If a second headset is connected directly both ‘Microphone Level’ and ‘Line Level’.
Radio Lead into the Transceiver Socket to the splitter using a ‘Coupling Adapter’ Line Level output is at a much higher level
(XCVR). the second headset will not transmit over than Microphone Level output.
the radio or a mobile telephone.
Most domestic recording devices accept
an audio input at Microphone Level. Most
PTT OPERATION: professional recording devices will only
The splitter is fitted with a built-in ‘Push-To- KEY TONE: work with an audio input at Line Level.
Transmit’ (PTT) switch to control radio The splitter provides an audible ‘Key Tone’
transmissions. in the headset which confirms when either When connected to recording devices, the
PTT switch is pressed or released. splitter provides output at Microphone level
To transmit over the radio, press and hold when used with an ‘Audio Input/Output
the PTT Switch for the duration of the The key tone is only audible in the headset Lead’ and Line Level when used with an
transmission. and does not transmit over the radio. ‘Audio Output Lead’.
READ THIS INFORMATION CAREFULLY BEFORE
IMPORTANT ATTEMPTING TO USE THIS ITEM OF EQUIPMENT
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