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TM Professional In-Ear Communication Headset, PIC-100 NA Professional In-Ear Communication Headset, PIC-100 NA Quick Setup Guide 2 4 6 7 1 3 5 LABORATORY ATTENUATION U.S. EPA specifies the NRR as the measure of hearing protector noise reduction. However, 3M makes no warranties as to the suitability of the NRR for this purpose. 3M strongly recommends personal fit testing of hearing protectors. Research suggests that users may receive less noise reduction than indicated by the attenuation label value(s) on the packaging due to variation in fit, fitting skill, and motivation of the user. Refer to applicable regulations and guidance on how to adjust attenuation label value(s). It is recommended that the NRR be reduced by 50% to better estimate typical protection. The attenuation rating (NRR) was obtained with the device powered off. Standard ANSI S3.19-1974 A:A 3M Skull Screw Communication Eartips 3M Skull Screw Metal Detectable Communication Eartips A:1 Frequency (Hz) (f) 125 250 500 1000 2000 3150 4000 6300 8000 NRR CSA Class A:2 Mean Attenuation (dB) (Mf) 41.1 40.5 44.9 43.1 40.6 45.7 44.6 48.2 48.5 A:3 Standard deviation (dB) (sf) 6.3 6.0 5.9 4.0 3.4 3.5 4.0 5.1 4.2 33 AL Standard ANSI S3.19-1974 A:B 3M PELTOR CCC-GRM-25 Communication Eartips A:1 Frequency (Hz) (f) 125 250 500 1000 2000 3150 4000 6300 8000 NRR CSA Class A:2 Mean Attenuation (dB) (Mf) 33.4 34.2 37.3 38.8 38.1 43.3 40.9 45.9 47.1 A:3 Standard deviation (dB) (sf) 5.5 6.0 6.4 6.1 3.0 4.1 4.4 4.1 4.4 27 AL Standard ANSI S3.19-1974 A:C 3M UltraFit Communication Eartips A:1 Frequency (Hz) (f) 125 250 500 1000 2000 3150 4000 6300 8000 NRR CSA Class A:2 Mean Attenuation (dB) (Mf) 34.7 35.4 35.0 32.8 33.0 37.4 30.6 40.9 45.4 A:3 Standard deviation (dB) (sf) 6.9 5.1 6.0 5.1 5.2 5.7 6.6 7.9 4.6 21 AL 3M PELTOR Professional In-Ear Communication Headset, PIC-100 NA EN FR ES 1-19 20-39 40-59 EN 3M PELTOR Professional In-Ear Communication Headset, PIC-100 NA 1. INTRODUCTION Congratulations and thank you for choosing 3M PELTOR communication solutions!
Welcome to the next generation of protective communication. INTENDED USE 1.1. The PIC-100 headset with level-dependent hearing protectors help provide hearing protection in noisy environments while enabling environmental listening in quiet environments, listening to connected communica tion devices, and communicating face-to-face with integrated close-connect technology in high levels of steady state noise. PIC-100 headset also offers a real-time fit test. It is expected that all users read and understand the provided user instructions as well as be familiar with the use of this device. 2. SAFETY IMPORTANT 2.1. Please read, understand, and follow all safety information in these instructions prior to use. Retain these instructions for future reference. For additional information or any questions, contact 3M Technical Services. Refer to contact information listed on the last page of this manual.
! WARNING This hearing protector helps reduce exposure to hazardous noise and other loud sounds. Misuse or failure to wear hearing protection at all times when exposed to hazardous noise may result in hearing loss or injury. For correct use, consult supervisor and User Instructions, or call 3M Technical Services. If your hearing seems dulled or you hear a ringing or buzzing during or after any noise exposure (including gunfire), or for any other reason you suspect a hearing problem, leave the noisy environment immediately and consult a medical professional and/or your supervisor. Failure to follow these instructions may result in serious injury or death:
Choking hazard keep away from infants and small children. If there is any drainage from your ear or you have an ear infection, consult a medical professional before wearing earplugs. Listening to audio communication may reduce your situational awareness and ability to hear warning signals. Stay alert and adjust the audio volume to the lowest acceptable level. To reduce the risks associated with igniting an explosion, do not use this product in a potentially explosive atmosphere. Failure to follow these instructions may reduce the protection provided by the earplug and may result in hearing loss:
U.S. EPA specifies the NRR as the measure of hearing protector noise reduction. However, 3M makes no warranties as to the suitability of the NRR for this purpose. 3M strongly recommends personal fit testing of hearing protectors. Research suggests that users may receive less noise reduction than indicated by the attenuation label value(s) on the packaging due to variation in fit, fitting skill, and motivation of the user. Refer to applicable regulations and guidance on how to adjust attenuation label value(s). It is recommended that the NRR be reduced by 50% to better estimate typical protection. Ensure the hearing protector is properly selected, fit, adjusted, and maintained. Improper fit of this device will reduce its effectiveness in attenuating noise. Consult the enclosed instructions for proper fit. Inspect the hearing protector before each use. If damaged, select an undamaged hearing protector or avoid the noisy environment. The output of the electrical audio circuit of this hearing protector may exceed the daily limit sound level. Adjust the audio volume to the lowest acceptable level. Sound levels from any connected external device such as 2-way radios and phones may exceed safe levels and must be appropriately limited by the user. Always use external devices at the lowest sound level possible for the situation and limit the amount of time you are exposed to unsafe levels as determined by your employer and applicable regulations. If your hearing seems dulled or you hear a ringing or buzzing during or after any sound exposure, or for any other reason you suspect a hearing problem, go to a quiet environment immediately and consult a medical professional and/or your supervisor. Only use approved and compatible 3M PELTOR Communication Eartips and hearing protectors. If the requirements above are not adhered to, the protection afforded by the hearing protectors will be severely impaired. 1 EN 2.2. CAUTION Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by incorrect type. Do not charge battery in temperatures above 30C/86F or below 10C/50F. With lithium ion batteries, there is a risk of fire and burns. Do not open, crush, heat above 50C/122F, or incinerate. For greater comfort and safety when using the three-flange 3M UltraFit Communication Eartips, remove the eartip slowly with twisting motion to gradually break the seal. Always use product-specific 3M replacement parts. Use of unauthorized replacement parts may reduce the protection you receive from this product. Obey the instructions given in this manual. Tampering with the product might void the IP54-approval of this product. Dust protected and water resistant when worn properly. 2.3. NOTE When worn according to these User instructions, this hearing protector helps reduce exposure to both continuous noises, such as industrial noises and noises from vehicles and aircraft, as well as very loud impulse noises, such as gunfire. It is difficult to predict the required and/or actual hearing protection obtained during exposure to impulse noises. To learn more about hearing protection for impulse noise, visit www.3M.com/hearing. This earplug is provided with level-dependent attenuation. The wearer should check correct operation before use. If distortion or failure is detected, the wearer should refer to the manufacturers advice for maintenance and replacement of the battery in the control unit (SCU). This earplug is provided with safety related audio input. The user should check correct operation before use. If distortion or failure is detected, the user should refer to the manufacturers advice. If using an external power supply for charging the SCU, only connect to a listed power supply certified to IEC/UL/CSA 62368-1 or an equivalent local safety standard. The power supply shall have a rated output of 5 VDC, 500 mA (minimum). Do not use a splitter cable for charging. 2.4. U.S. EPA REQUIRED STATEMENTS Improper fit of this device will reduce its effectiveness in attenuating noise. Consult the enclosed instructions for proper fit. Although hearing protectors can be recommended for protection against the harmful effects of impulsive noise, the Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) is based on the attenuation of continuous noise and may not be an accurate indicator of the protection attainable against impulsive noise such as gunfire. The level of noise entering a persons ear, when the hearing protector is worn as directed, is closely approximated by the difference between the A-weighted environmental noise level and the NRR. Example:
1. The environmental noise level as measured at the ear is 92 dB(A). 2. The NRR is 21 decibels (dB). 3. The level of noise entering the ear is approximately equal to 71 dB(A). CAUTION: For noise environments dominated by frequencies below 500 Hz the C-weighted environmental noise level should be used. 2 3. FCC AND IC INFORMATION This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules and Industry Canadas license-exempt Radio Standards Specifications. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesirable operation. NOTE: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the users authority to operate the equipment. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. CAN ICES-3 (B)/NMB-3(B) FCC ID: DGFPSDPIC100NA IC: 458A-PSDPIC100NA 4. PERFORMANCE STATEMENT
(PER ANSI/ASA S12.71-2018) PIC-100 headset complies with the requirements of ANSI/ASA S12.71-2018. The information in this table is provided to meet compliance requirements for Field Attenuation Estimation Systems
(FAES) that report a Personal Attenuation Rating (PAR) according to ANSI/ASA S12.71-2018 American National Standard Performance Criteria for Systems that Estimate the Attenuation of Passive Hearing Protectors for Individual Users. Specification Descriptor Manufacturer 3M Company. FAES brand name 3M PELTOR Professional In-Ear Communication Headset, PIC-100. System requirements PIC-100 headset and eartips. HPDs supported FAES test method 3 sizes of eartips:
3M UltraFit Communication Eartips, 3M Skull Screw Communication Eartips/3M Skull Screw Metal Detectable Communication Eartips 3M PELTOR CCC-
GRM-25 Communication Eartips. Field-Microphone in Real Ear
(F-MIRE) with standard HPD. FAES type Physical using standard HPD. A B C D E F G H I J Specification Descriptor Recommended regular physical calibration Replace with new calibrated headset at least every two years. Recommended periodic verification procedure Daily check procedure recommended prior to conducting fit test. Maximum permissible ambient noise Minimum and maximum measurable attenuation values K Fit-Test Output L FAES measurement uncertainty (+/-) M Listener requirements 103 dB(A) or 109 dB(C).*
Able to measure PARs ranging from 3 to 43 dB.*
User receives audio voice prompt providing PAR84 + eartip style. Connected app display provides PAR50 and uncertainty value.
(Pre-molded) earplugs: 6 dB Push to fit foam earplugs:
3 dB.*
No requirements. All listeners can participate regardless of hearing ability. EN
*NOTE: These values are applicable for firmware version v2.17.1. Always refer to the most current user instructions for the firmware version and corresponding values, which can be found in the 3M Connected Equipment app under the Support section when connected to a PIC-100. 5. LABORATORY ATTENUATION 5.1. EXPLANATION OF LABORATORY ATTENUATION TABLES A:A A:B 3M Skull Screw Communication Eartips 3M Skull Screw Metal Detectable Communication Eartips 3M PELTOR CCC-GRM-25 Communication Eartips A:C 3M UltraFit Communication Eartips A:1 A:2 A:3 Frequency (Hz) () Mean attenuation (dB) (Mf) Standard deviation (dB) (sf) 6. OVERVIEW 6.1. IN-EAR HEADSET OVERVIEW L B G D E C F H J K J Eartip UltraFit Eartips (SEBS TPE) K Eartip CCC Eartips (Urethane foam) L Control unit connector
* NOTE: When an earpiece is fully assembled with eartip on, it will be referred to as an earplug. When the earpiece does not have eartip on, it will be referred to as an earpiece. A A
* Earplug B Earpiece (PC/ABS plastic) C Earhook (SEBS TPE) D Cable slider E Cable clip F Environmental microphone G Eartip stem (ABS plastic) H Eartip Skull Screw Communication Eartips (Urethane foam) 3 EN 6.2. SYSTEM CONTROL UNIT (SCU) OVERVIEW J H G F E A B Fit test/channel button
(+) button C Power/menu button D E
(-) button Tether loop F Push-to-talk button G Status light L K Q A B C D P O N M K In-ear headset connector L Headset socket connection M Battery status indicator (LED) N USB-C socket for battery charging O Removable battery with integrated USB-C charging port P SCU clip Q Battery grip close-connect status and VOX status H Channel lights Indicates current channel, volume level and fit result J Bluetooth button 4 6.3. STATUS AND CHANNEL LIGHTS 6.3.1. GENERAL The indicator lights are used to present status of functions and procedures. A light can be off, on or blinking and can have different colors. 6.3.2. LED INDICATOR LIGHT DESCRIPTIONS LED Indicator lights in illustrations Description Off. On (dimmed light). On (white). On (color). 7. EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS Recycling Symbol. Recycle this product at a recycling station for electrical and electronic equipment. NOTE: Other symbols/decals may occur on the product due to certification requirements for some commercial areas. 8. SETUP 8.1. GENERAL The following point covers the main actions to make the PIC-100 headset ready for operation. Follow instructions provided in chapter 8.2, chapter 9 and chapter 10. Check battery status Charge or replace the battery if required Prepare the earplugs Select and fit appropriate eartips Connect the headset to the SCU Attach the SCU Fit the earplugs and adjust earhooks Adjust the cable Power on the SCU Carry out a real-time fit test EN 8.2. BATTERY 8.2.1. GENERAL The figure below shows battery pack removed from the SCU. The PIC-100 Battery should be charged before first use. The product will indicate low battery status with an audio message low battery, when less than one hour of battery life remains. The audio message will repeat every five minutes. Charging shall be done by means of a USB cable or in an optional 3M PELTOR PIC-100 Charging Station. 8.2.2. REMOVE/INSTALL BATTERY PACK Remove battery pack 1. Turn the SCU over so that the SCU clip is facing up. 2. Slide the battery out from the bottom of the SCU by pushing on the grips (1) located in the SCU clip window. 3. Lift the SCU clip slightly if needed. 1 5 EN Install battery pack 1. Lift the SCU clip (1) slightly and align the sides of the battery pack with the grooves of the SCU. 2. Slide the battery pack into the back of the SCU firmly until you hear and feel a click. 1 8.2.3. CHARGING 1. Connect the USB-C connector to the battery socket (1). 2. Connect the other USB-C connector to a USB power source. 3. Battery LED indicator (2) shows status of the battery.
(Functions only when USB-C cable is connected to power.) Red = Charging Green = Fully charged Off = Out of recommended charging temperature
(See section 2.2.) 9. DAILY CHECK 9.1. DAILY CHECK ENVIRONMENT The daily check function should be performed prior to conducting a fit test to verify that the microphones in the earpieces are in working order. The daily check must be performed with the headset connected to the SCU in a suitable sound environment, without communication eartips attached and while NOT being worn. A suitable sound environment is defined as an environment where there is a moderate amount of noise in the vicinity during the daily check. Examples are: cafeteria or break room where several people are talking; a single person speaking into the earpieces from at least one meter (approximately 3 ft) away, music from a radio, car audio, or loudspeaker; machinery sounds heard from a safe distance not requiring hearing protection; sound of cars traveling on a busy street. Unsuitable environments include: windy environments, quiet environments, hazardous noise environments where hearing protection is required; earpieces that are too close to the sound source. 9.2. DAILY CHECK PROCEDURE Remove any communication eartips from the earpiece. Attach the headset to the SCU as described in 10.3. ATTACH THE SCU. If the SCU is not already powered on, press and hold the Power/
Menu button for 5 seconds to turn the unit on as described in 11.2. POWER ON AND OFF. Hold the earpieces by the earhooks about 2.5 cm/1 inch away from the earpieces. Figure A. Make sure that the earpieces are held still. Alternatively, place the earpieces on a non-movable, flat surface as shown in Figure B. Figure A Figure B To start the daily check, press and hold the fit test button (2) for 6 seconds or more. 1 2 1 2 NOTE: Only connect to a listed power supply certified according to IEC/UL/CSA 62368-1 or an equivalent local safety standard. The power supply shall have a rated output of 5 VDC, 500 mA
(minimum). 6 The daily check procedure begins and can be observed by the white channel light indicators (1) described below. The process takes about 5 seconds. LED indicators Description What to do All LEDs are blinking white Daily check is running. White lights blinking. No action required. All LEDs lit green A = Green B = Red A B Daily check is successful on both left and right earpieces. Daily check failure on left earpiece. Red (B) LEDs illuminate. A = Red B = Green A B Daily check failure on right earpiece. Red (A) LEDs illuminate. All LEDs lit Red Daily check failure on both left and right earpieces. Red LEDs illuminate. No action required. Microphones are functioning properly. Ensure the environment is suitable to conduct the test, remove any debris from the earpiece stem or from around the microphone cover and repeat daily check. Ensure the environment is suitable to conduct the test, remove any debris from the earpiece stem or from around the microphone cover and repeat daily check. Ensure the environment is suitable to conduct the test, remove any debris from the earpiece stem or from around the microphone cover and repeat daily check. 10. FITTING INSTRUCTIONS Inspect the hearing protector before each use. If damaged, select an undamaged hearing protector or avoid the noisy environment. 10.1. PREPARE THE EARPLUGS Select the correct size of the eartip The packaging includes 3 sizes of 3M UltraFit Communication Eartips (small, medium and large), 1 pair of 3M Skull Screw Communication Eartips and 1 pair of 3M PELTOR CCC-GRM-25 Communication Eartips. EN 3M UltraFit Communication Eartips 1. To choose the appropriate 3M UltraFit eartip size, begin with the medium size. 2. Ensure that it is small enough to penetrate the ear canal and provide a secure fit, but also large enough that at least one flange seals the ear canal at the canal entrance. 3. If the medium size does not provide a proper fit, proceed with the small or large size eartips as these were designed to fit users for whom the medium size is not suitable. 3M Skull Screw Communication Eartips and 3M PELTOR CCC-GRM-25 Communication Eartips With the 3M Skull Screw and 3M PELTOR CCC-GRM-25 Eartips, one size is intended to fit most. WARNING! Do not use product if the proper size and fit cannot be obtained. CAUTION: Use only 3M PELTOR Eartips designed for use with this product. Do not insert the earpiece directly into the ear without a correctly attached 3M PELTOR Eartip. Attaching the eartips NOTE: Make sure to handle the eartips with clean hands. 1. Push eartip onto the eartip stem. 7 EN 2. Fully seat the eartip at the base of the eartip stem. Position the headset cable on your left or right shoulder until fitting of the earplug begins. See chapter 10.4. FIT THE EARPLUGS AND ADJUST EARHOOKS. 1 3. Repeat for the second earpiece. 10.2. CONNECT THE HEADSET TO THE SCU Align and connect the headset connector to the socket in the SCU. Observe that the connector must be inserted so the keys fit, (a) and (b). a b 10.4. FIT THE EARPLUGS AND ADJUST EARHOOKS NOTE: Make sure the eartips are clean and without damage before inserting them into the ear canal. 1. Select a proper eartip size for your ear canal. Refer to chapter 10.1. PREPARE THE EARPLUGS on page 7. 2. Hold the earplugs so the cables are positioned on one of your shoulders as shown in the illustration below. 10.3. ATTACH THE SCU The SCU (1) is to be placed somewhere within the chest area. Preferably fixed to clothing by means of the clip on the back of the SCU. 3. Grab the left and right earplugs with the corresponding hand and then place them on the left and right shoulder, respectively, so the cable slider and cable clip are positioned behind your neck. 8 NOTE: Make sure to put the earplug marked R into your right ear and the earplug marked L into your left ear. The marking is found on the earpiece stem side. EN This description begins with the right ear. 5. Grasp the earpiece. Insert the rounded eartip into ear canal while pulling the ear outward away from the head and upward with the opposite hand. TWIST while inserting for best noise reduction. 4. Place the earhooks over each ear (left earplug earhook over left ear and right earplug earhook over right ear). CAUTION: Hearing protection and radio communication performance of the device depends on the proper insertion of the earplugs into the correct ear. 6. Mold the earhook gently around the back of your ear until it feels comfortable and secure. If needed, adjust the earplug to ensure best noise reduction. NOTE: Earhooks are shipped in a preformed shape like above. You may need to adjust the shape before placing them on your ears. 7. Repeat this procedure for the left ear. 9 EN 8. Adjust the cable slider (1) to the back of your head to ensure a snug fit. CAUTION: For greater comfort and safety when removing the three flange 3M UltraFit Communication Eartips, use a slow twisting motion to gradually break the seal. 1 9. Secure the cable clip (1) to the center back of your shirt collar. 1 10. NOTE: Leave enough slack in the cable to allow you to turn our head fully in both directions without any resistance from the wires. The PIC-100 headset features an in-ear speech microphone and thus eliminates the need for a traditional boom microphone. NOTE: Outbound radio transmissions may be degraded if the selected eartip is not correctly fitted in the ear canal. 11. INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATION 11.1. OPERATING TEMPERATURE
-20C/-4F to 45C/113F. 11.2. POWER ON AND OFF 1. To power on the SCU, press and hold the Power/Menu button for a minimum of 5 seconds. Headset must be connected to the SCU to power on. Check to ensure you have a good eartip fit:
a. Gently pull the earplugs outward. They should not come out of the ear easily. If they do, repeat insertion. b. Listen to steady loud noise with earplugs in both ears. When a proper fit is obtained, environmental noises should seem substantially quieter in both ears. c. Cover ears with tightly cupped hands. Noise should sound about the same whether or not ears are covered. d. Perform a real-time fit test as described in chapter 11.3. CARRY OUT A REAL-TIME FIT TEST. NOTE: If you cannot obtain a good fit, try a different eartip type or size. The indicators will animate from inside to outside for the duration of the start-up. The earplugs will indicate that product is on with audio message Power on. 2. Repeat the same action to power off. The indicators will animate from outside to inside for the duration of the power off. The earplugs will indicate that product is shutting down with audio message Power off. The SCU will power off automatically after a pre-set time. Default time is 2 hours but can be adjusted in the menu. 10 11.3. CARRY OUT A REAL-TIME FIT TEST Conduct a real-time fit test only if the headset has successfully passed the procedures described in 9.2. DAILY CHECK PROCEDURE. NOTE: Both earplugs must be fitted before performing a real-time fit test. Noise must be present when test is performed. For example, fit test in an area that requires hearing protection or where you need to raise your voice to be heard by a person who is at least an arms-length away. Be sure not to talk or chew while the fit test is being performed. The first time a real-time fit test is performed, you will be prompted to select the eartips you have attached to the earpieces. Audio message: Please select an eartip type through the menu before conducting a fit test. Each time the eartip type is changed, the type must be updated within the Eartip selection menu. Use the Power/Menu button to cycle through the menu options until you hear the audio message Eartip selection (Unknown, Skull Screw, UltraFit, etc.). Use (+) or (-) buttons to cycle through the options to choose/change the eartip you intend to use. The audio prompt will identify the eartip selected and is saved automatically. Press the Power/Menu button again to return to the menu options. After 2 seconds of non-activity, you will be brought back out of the menu. The SCU will show the real-fit test progress and result by means of the indicators (1). To start a real-time fit test:
Press and hold the Fit test/channel button (2) for 1 second. Release when you hear a beep. 1 2 The real-time fit-test process begins and can be observed by the white channel light indicators as described below. LED indicators Description What to do Real-time fit test is running. Audio message:
Fit test in progress. No action required. EN LED indicators Description What to do A and B = White A B A= Orange, B=White A B A= White, B=Orange A B A and B = Orange A B Real-time fit test successful. Able to report a result for both ears. Audio message:
PAR value +
eartip type. Audio message when headset calibration has expired: PAR value + eartip type + calibration status expired. Audio message when unable to assess the calibration status:
PAR xx dB
<eartip type>
calibration status unknown. Real-time fit test unsuccessful for right ear. Unable to report a result. Audio message:
PAR out of range
(low). Refit right earplug and retest. PAR out of range
(high) Check eartips and retest. Real-time fit test unsuccessful for left ear. Unable to report a result. Audio message:
PAR out of range
(low). Refit left earplug and retest. PAR out of range
(high) Check eartips and retest. Real-time fit test unsuccessful for both ears. Unable to report a result. Audio message:
PAR out of range
(low). Refit both earplugs and retest. PAR out of range
(high) Check eartips and retest. No action required. Replace with new calibrated headset. See 12.14 Calibration Status for more information. Contact 3M Technical Assistance. Refit right earplug and retest. Check or refit right eartip, refit and try again. Refit left earplug and retest. Check or refit left eartip, refit and try again. Refit both earplugs and retest. Check or replace both eartips, refit and try again. 11 EN LED indicators Description What to do All LEDs are blinking orange Real-time fit test error. 1
Audio messages:
Noise level too low. Retest in more noise. Noise level too high. Retest in less noise. Test conditions inadequate. Fit test error, try again. Retest in area with higher noise level. Retest in area with lower noise level. Retest where background noise includes a wider range of frequencies from low to high pitches. Retest. 11.4. CHANNEL SELECTION The PIC-100 headset provides 6 different 2-way radio channels. Current selected channel is displayed in white by the indicators
(16) as showed in the figure below. Number 4 is illuminated in this figure. Quick press the Fit test/channel button to cycle through the channels. While changing the channel, the LED will illuminate at full brightness. The chosen channel LED will stay at full brightness for 2 seconds, then the brightness will reduce by half. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Volume level for environmental listening is indicated with green color. When your volume is at zero, channel light 1 turns red. An audio message will announce each volume level. 11.6. ADJUST RADIO AND BLUETOOTH VOLUME The incoming communication volume (radio or Bluetooth) can be adjusted by means of the volume controls (+ and -) on the SCU when the respective communication is active. Adjust the volume as described below:
Each quick press adjusts volume by one step (06 steps where 0 is off). By holding the button pressed, the volume steps are repeated. Press the (+) button to increase volume and the (-) button to decrease volume. The volume change is indicated with the volume indicators (1). 1
11.5. ADJUST ENVIRONMENTAL LISTENING VOLUME When powered on, the earpieces allow sounds to pass through in quiet environments while restricting the volume level in loud environments. Upon power on, the PIC-100 headset defaults to the users previous settings. The volume controls (+ and -) on the SCU adjust the environmental listening volume if no other streaming or communications are active. Adjust the volume as described below:
Each quick press adjusts volume by one step (06 steps where 0 is off). 1. Make sure the product is on. 2. Press the (+) button to increase environmental volume and the
(-) button to decrease environmental volume. The volume change is indicated with the volume indicators (1). Volume level for radio is indicated with orange color. Volume level for Bluetooth is indicated with blue color. When your volume is at zero, channel light 1 turns red. An audio message will announce each volume level. 11.7. BLUETOOTH FUNCTIONS Use the Bluetooth button (1) to handle Bluetooth functions. 1 12 INCOMING CALL 11.7.1. Answer: Quick press on the Bluetooth button. Reject: Long press on the Bluetooth button. Audio message Indicators A ringing sound is played until a call is accepted or rejected. The channel LEDs sweep left to right repeatedly in blue until a call is answered or rejected. 11.7.2. ONGOING CALL Hang up: Long press on the Bluetooth button. Audio message Indicators A hang-up tone is played. Blue channel LED activity stops, returns to single active channel LED in white. 11.7.3. PLAYBACK CONTROL Play/Pause: Short press on the Bluetooth button. Skip Forward: Double click the Bluetooth button. Skip Backward: Triple click the Bluetooth button. 11.7.4. VOICE ASSISTANT Voice Assistant: Press and hold Bluetooth button for 1 second. Release when you hear a beep. 11.7.5. BLUETOOTH MULTIPOINT TECHNOLOGY PIC-100 headset is designed with Bluetooth Multipoint technology to connect two Bluetooth devices at the same time. Depending on the type of Bluetooth device connected and their current activity, PIC-100 headset controls the Bluetooth devices in different ways. PIC-100 headset prioritizes and coordinates activities from the connected Bluetooth devices. PIC-100 headset can be connected to:
a single Bluetooth-enabled smartphone or tablet two Bluetooth-enabled smartphones or tablet one Bluetooth-enabled two-way radio If two smartphones are connected to PIC-100 headset, a call can be placed or received on either phone. If PIC-100 headset is connected to a two-way radio, it will act as if a call is always active, regardless of the two-way radios transmission/reception status. In this mode, PIC-100 headset cannot be connected to another phone or another two-way radio simultaneously. PIC-100 headset will ring when connected to a two-way radio as if it is receiving a call. Simply answer the incoming call by short pressing the Bluetooth shoulder button on the SCU. Once connected, the two-way radios regular push-to-talk
(PTT) button should be used to transmit over that channel. Transmissions are received and played back through the microphones and vary depending on which communications are active. EN In non-Bluetooth operations, incoming close-connect transmissions are played back in both ears. In Bluetooth operation, incoming calls are played back in both ears. If a close-connect transmission comes in during an active Bluetooth phone call, the playback will be split; the right earpiece will playback Bluetooth communications, while the left earpiece will playback incoming close-connect transmissions. The right ear microphone is always used for Bluetooth communication regardless of what the PIC-100 headset is Bluetooth connected with (smartphone, tablet, or two-way radio) while the left-ear microphone is always used to pick up the users voice for the close-connect radio. NOTE: The operation is dependent on the phone(s), tablet, or radios interoperability with the PIC-100 headset. 11.8. PUSH-TO-TALK (PTT)/VOX There are two options available for how to communicate with the close-connect radio:
PTT mode (default) VOX mode Double press on the PTT button (2) to toggle between PTT and VOX mode (refer to the figure below). An audio message will announce current mode. PTT MODE Press and hold the Push-To-Talk (PTT) button to transmit two-way
(full duplex) close-connect radio. When you transmit using PTT, the close-connect light (1) will pulse white. When you receive incoming communication, the close-connect light will glow full white. If there are no other PIC-100 headsets in range, you will hear a two-tone beep. If no network is connected, close-connect light will not be illuminated. 1 2 More information of the close-connect, refer to chapter 11.8.1. HOW CLOSE-CONNECT TECHNOLOGY WORKS. VOX MODE Hands-free communication. Speak to transmit on close-connect radio. VOX enables automatic transmission when the sound level at the microphone is above the VOX level. This allows radio transmission without pressing the button. When VOX is enabled, the PTT button will be locked unless you double press on the PTT button to enable. When you transmit using VOX, the close-connect light (1) (see figure above) will pulse orange. When you receive incoming communication, the close-connect light will glow full orange. If there are no other PIC-100 headsets in range, you will hear a two-tone beep. If not connected to network, close-connect light will not be illuminated. 13 EN 11.8.1. HOW CLOSE-CONNECT TECHNOLOGY WORKS The PIC-100 headset features a built-in close-connect radio used for quick and easy non-critical short-range communication. Transmission range: 20 m/22 yd from the talker (T). Up to 50 listeners (L) within the transmission range. 4 full-duplex simultaneously talkers (T). Up to 4 users within 20 m/22 yd can transmit simultaneously using 1 of 4 open slots/channels. Once all 4 channels are active, no one else in the group can transmit until a channel becomes available. If a fifth person tries to transmit, a beeping sound will indicate that the message was not transmitted. This 20 m/22 yd range is in an open field (line of sight) and may be reduced by the presence of physical structures and if workers are communicating back to back verses face-to-face. A beeping sound is also played if no other users are within range. The figure below is for illustration purposes only. 54 yd / 50 m L L L L L T L T L L T L L L T L The close-connect technology can be operated using Voice Activated Transmission (VOX) or using the PTT activated transmission. 12. MENU FUNCTIONS To enter Menu mode, quick press the Power/Menu button (1) and cycle through the menu items. The current status of each setting is announced as you cycle through the menu options. Use the (+) and (-) buttons to adjust each items respective setting. Each short press of Power/Menu button toggles to the next menu item. If menu items are disabled in the Advanced Settings, you will not hear the audio message for that menu item when you toggle through the menu. 14
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Bluetooth Streaming 15 Advanced settings:
Bluetooth Call 1 Environmental volume 2 Radio volume 14 Calibration status 3 Bluetooth Call volume 13 Software version 4 Bluetooth Streaming volume 12 Reset default menu 5 Battery status 11 Language 6 Eartip selection 10 Automatic power off 7 Bluetooth pairing 9 Delete all paired devices 8 VOX sensitivity 12.1. ENVIRONMENTAL VOLUME Determines default setting of the environmental volume level. The setting offers 6 preset volume levels and silent mode (OFF). The left indicator is red when environmental volume is Off. All other levels are indicated in green. Use (+) and (-) buttons to alter volume setting. An audio message confirms a change. The indicators reflect the change as shown in the figure below. After 2 seconds delay, the indicators return to user selected channel light. Audio message Indicators Environmental volume 4 12.2. RADIO VOLUME (CLOSE-CONNECT) Determines default setting of the radio (close-connect) volume level. The setting offers 6 preset volume levels and silent mode (OFF). The left indicator is red when radio volume is Off. All other levels are indicated in orange. Use (+) and (-) buttons to alter volume setting. An audio message confirms a change. The indicators reflect the change as shown in the figure below. After 2 seconds delay, the indicators return to user selected channel light. Audio message Indicators Radio volume 4 12.3. BLUETOOTH CALL VOLUME Determines default setting of the Bluetooth call volume level. The setting offers 6 preset volume levels and silent mode (OFF). The left indicator is red when Bluetooth call volume is Off. All other levels are indicated in blue. Use (+) and (-) buttons to alter volume setting. An audio message confirms a change. The indicators reflect the change as showed in the table below. After 2 seconds delay, the indicators return to user selected channel light. Audio message Indicators Bluetooth call volume 4 12.4. BLUETOOTH STREAMING VOLUME Determines default setting of the Bluetooth streaming volume level. The setting offers 6 preset volume levels and silent mode
(OFF). The left indicator is red when Bluetooth streaming volume is Off. All other levels are indicated in purple. Use (+) and (-) buttons to alter volume setting. An audio message confirms a change. The indicators reflect the change as showed in the table below. After 2 seconds delay, the indicators return to user selected channel light. Audio message Indicators Bluetooth Streaming volume 4 12.5. BATTERY STATUS An audio message will announce current battery status based on the percentage remaining. A warning message is announced for low battery during normal device operation. The message will be repeated in intervals. Audio message Indicators Battery status xx%
None EN 12.7. BLUETOOTH PAIRING Use (+) and (-) buttons to turn pairing on or off. Pairing is started when pairing mode is on and SCU serial number is selected from within the phones or Bluetooth radios menu settings. Thereupon the Bluetooth device is paired and also connected. If Bluetooth device is disconnected, then it remains paired. Audio message Indicators Bluetooth pairing on when pairing mode is activated Bluetooth pairing off when pairing mode is deactivated Device connected when Bluetooth device is connected Device disconnected when Bluetooth device is disconnected 1 When in pairing mode, status LED (1) quickly blinks blue. Once paired, status LED will double-blink blue, then stay on for 4 seconds. After 4 seconds, status LED turns off (or resumes activity prior to pairing). 12.8. VOX SENSITIVITY Adjust sensitivity levels of voice activated transmission. You can choose between low, medium or high. When the level is high it is easier to transmit. Use (+) button to alter volume setting. An audio message confirms a change. Audio message Indicators VOX sensitivity: low None VOX sensitivity: medium VOX sensitivity: high 12.9. DELETE ALL PAIRED DEVICES This function is used when you want to delete all paired devices. An audio message is announced when entering the menu. Use the (+) button to accept deletion. Device reboots automatically. Use the (-) button to decline. Audio message Indicators 12.6. EARTIP SELECTION This setting shall correspond to the current installed eartip: CCC, UltraFit (Small, Medium and Large), Skull Screw. Delete all paired devices None All paired devices deleted Use (+) button to alter setting. Audio messages report ea This setting is used by the SCU when the real-time fit test is performed. Audio message Indicators Eartip model None 15 EN 12.10. AUTOMATIC POWER OFF The SCU can be set for automatic power off if no activity is detected within the set time. Available options: Off, 2 hours and 8 hours. Use (+) button to alter setting. Audio messages report each option when cycling through the options. Audio message Indicators Animation from outside LEDs to inside for the duration of the power-down. Audio messages:
Off 2 hours 8 hours An audio message is given when the SCU performs automatic power off:
Automatic power off, followed by a series of short tones for 10 seconds, then the unit is switched off. 12.11. LANGUAGE Use this menu to alter the language for audio messages. Use (+) button to navigate through available languages. As you cycle through the languages, they will automatically be applied to all audio prompts. NOTE: You may be required to replace your calibrated headset sooner than 2 years if the headset is damaged and/or the earpieces are unable to pass the daily check. 12.15. ADVANCED SETTINGS:
BLUETOOTH CALL Access to the advanced settings options are enabled by your program administrator. To access the advanced settings menu, enter the menu by quick pressing the Power/Menu button. Press the Power/Menu button until you reach the Battery Status menu option. Press the (-) button 10 times. An audio prompt will state, Advanced Setting Active. (The advanced settings menu will return to being disabled when the SCU is powered off.) Pressing the menu button will allow you access to the Advanced Settings - Bluetooth Call ON/OFF. The default setting for Bluetooth Call is ON. 12.16. ADVANCED SETTINGS:
BLUETOOTH STREAMING Once you have activated the Advanced Settings as described above in 12.15., Pressing the menu button will allow you access to the Advanced Settings - Bluetooth Streaming ON/OFF. The default setting for Bluetooth Streaming is OFF. 13. FLX2 OPERATION EXPLAINED The 3M PELTOR FLX2 Cable to PIC-100 headset, FLX2-214, fits 3MTM PELTORTM CH-3 FLX2 Headset with built-in PTT (-111 models). This is available as an accessory (see Section 17.) and allows for the connection between the PIC-100 SCU and a 3M PELTOR headset for an over-the-ear alternative to the in-ear headset. Audio message Indicators 1 2 To connect, firmly insert the connector (1) into the receptacle located on the bottom of the left earcup until you feel/hear a click. 1 Align and connect the connector (2) to the socket in the SCU. Observe that the connector must be inserted so the keys fit, (a) and (b). 2 a b Language/Langue/Idioma/
Sprache English Francais Espaol Deutsch None None 12.12. RESET DEFAULT MENU You will be given the option to reset default menu (audio prompt). Use the (+) button to accept deletion. Device reboots automatically. Use the (-) button to decline. Audio message Indicators Reset default menu None 12.13. SOFTWARE VERSION An audio prompt will provide the software version. 12.14. CALIBRATION STATUS An audio prompt will provide the number of months until the 90-day mark, then provide the number of days until a new calibrated headset is needed. After 2 years, the audio prompt will then say headset calibration expired. Additionally, an audio reminder is provided when a fit test is performed beginning at 90 days prior to expiration and repeated at intervals thereafter until a new calibrated headset is connected to the SCU and your system is powered on for the first time. If the headset has expired, the audio prompt for a successful fit test will say, PAR value + eartip type + calibration expired. You can also check the status of the calibrated headset via the PIC-100 Connected App. 16 To power on, press and hold the Power/Menu button for a minimum of 5 seconds. Headset must be connected to the SCU to power on. 3M PELTOR CH-3 Headset compatible models:
Article number Description 3M ID 7100203638 MT74H52A-111 MT74H52B-111 MT74H52P3E-111 3MTM PELTORTM CH-3 FLX2 Headset with Built-In PTT, Headband, Yellow 3MTM PELTORTM CH-3 FLX2 Headset with Built-In PTT, Neckband, Yellow 3MTM PELTORTM CH-3 FLX2 Headset with Built-In PTT, Carrier attached, Yellow EN The 3M PELTOR FLX2 Cable & the compatible CH-3 headsets function like the PIC-100s standard headset except for a few operational differences. Environmental listening operation is disabled. Environmental volume is removed from the menu (Section 1. Environmental volume no longer applies). Daily check and real-time fit testing operation are disabled. Eartip selection and Calibration status is removed from the menu (Section 6. Eartip selection and Section 14. Calibration status no longer apply). When the PIC-100 headset is paired to a two-way radio, push the PTT on the radio to transmit. 16 Advanced settings:
Bluetooth Streaming 15 Advanced settings:
Bluetooth Call 14 Calibration status 1 Environmental volume 2 Radio volume 3 Bluetooth Call volume 13 Software version 4 Bluetooth Streaming volume 7100205729 12 Reset default menu 5 Battery status 11 Language 6 Eartip selection 7100203150 10 Automatic power off 7 Bluetooth pairing 9 Delete all paired devices 8 VOX sensitivity 14. TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Possible Issue/Solution The SCU will not power on. Make sure the battery in the SCU is fully charged and connected to a headset. Poor battery. Replace the battery. I cant get the fit test to give me a PAR. Conduct a daily check to check the integrity of the headset microphones and wires. If the earpieces pass, follow the fit-test procedures and try again. Ensure the conditions are suitable for conducting the daily check. If earpiece(s) still do not pass the daily check, do not conduct real-time fit tests or rely on the fit-test results. Contact your supervisor. You may need to replace with a new calibrated headset. All 4 channels are occupied/busy or no other PIC-100 headset users are in range. Repeat transmission until a channel becomes available. Headset unable to pass the daily check. I hear a beeping sound when attempting to transmit using radio communication PTT or VOX. 17 EN Problem Possible Issue/Solution Pairing failed. Make sure the Bluetooth device to pair is set to pairing mode and ready for pairing. The Bluetooth device to pair is out of range. The SCU is set for VOX operation. Double press the PTT button and listen for an audio message that confirms the PTT mode is selected. The SCU is set for PTT operation. Double press the PTT button and listen for an audio message that confirms the VOX mode is selected. The headset is not connected to the SCU. Connect the headset connector to the socket in the SCU. There is a headset cable problem. Replace the headset. Eartip may be folded. Check to see if eartip is folded onto itself; reinsert. Eartip opening may be blocked. Check the eartip for blockage, replace if blocked. Refit and fit test. Your hearing protectors may not be properly fitted which can interfere with sound clarity. Refit your hearing protectors and conduct a real-time fit test to check your fit. Transmission does not start when pressing the PTT button. Transmission does not start when I start to talk. I do not hear any sound from the earplugs. I cannot hear any sound out of one earplug My outbound radio transmission sounds distorted. My close-connect team members complain that they cant understand me when I talk. Battery pack LED light does not illuminate when charging. The battery is out of the recommended charging temperature range. Bring the battery pack to room temperature and try charging again. I get an audio prompt that my calibration status is unknown. The SCU likely requires service to replace a faulty coin cell. Contact 3M Technical Assistance for support. 15. STORAGE AND DISPOSAL 15.1. STORAGE Always store the PIC-100 headset in a clean area. Clean the product before storage. Examine the product for wear or damage. Keep the product in a clean and dry area (<90% humidity) within a temperature range of -20C/-4F to 40C/104F. Do not put the product in sunlight during storage. 18 15.2. DISPOSAL Obey national regulations. To properly dispose of the battery, follow local solid waste disposal regulations. Use the local recycling system for electronic equipment. 15.2.1. BATTERY DISPOSAL Many rechargeable batteries are required to be recycled by local, state/province, and national laws. To properly recycle/dispose of the battery or battery pack, always follow local solid waste disposal regulations. Additionally in the United States and Canada, 3M Company is partnering with Call2Recycle (RBRC) to provide recycling service to you to help ensure that the rechargeable batteries within our products are recycled properly. To assist you in using this service call the Call2Recycle battery recycling information help line at 1-800-8-BATTERY (1-800-822-8837) or consult Call2Recycles battery recycling guidance online at www.call2recycle.org. 16. MAINTENANCE Examine the earplugs regularly for damage. A damaged earpiece or dirty and/or damaged eartips must be replaced. Refer to chapter 17. ACCESSORIES. 16.1. TO CLEAN THE PRODUCT 16.1.1. PIC-100 HEADSET EARPIECES Clean the earpieces with a lightly damp cloth. NOTE: Do not immerse in water. 16.1.2. 3M ULTRAFIT EARTIPS Clean eartips with warm water and soap as needed. Look for tears or cracks under any of the flanges. Replace as needed. 16.1.3. 3M SKULL SCREW COMMUNICATION EARTIPS AND 3M PELTOR CCC-GRM-25 EARTIPS Clean by wiping with a clean, dry cloth. Replace the eartip if the eartip is damaged. Replace the eartip if it is detached from the stem. Replace the eartip if the eartip is not soft and pliable. 16.1.4. SCU Clean the SCU with a lightly damp cloth. NOTE: Do not immerse in water. To maintain water resistance capability, the gasket surrounding the battery contacts must be kept free of dirt and other materials that would prevent proper mating of the battery. 16.2. CALIBRATION The first time that the PIC-100 headset is plugged into the SCU and powered on, the two-year calibration cycle begins. You will be reminded to replace your headset with a new calibrated headset beginning 90 days prior to its expiration and periodically thereafter. To hear when a new calibrated headset is due, refer to 12.13. SOFTWARE VERSION. EN 18.2. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY EXCEPT WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW, IN NO EVENT SHALL 3M BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL LOSS OR DAMAGES
(INCLUDING LOST PROFITS) ARISING FROM THIS PRODUCT, REGARDLESS OF THE LEGAL THEORY ASSERTED. THE REMEDIES SET FORTH HEREIN ARE EXCLUSIVE. 18.3. NO MODIFICATION Modifications to this device shall not be made without the written consent of 3M Company. Unauthorized modifications may void the warranty and the users authority to operate the device. 17. ACCESSORIES Product number Name PIC-100HD 3M PELTOR Replacement Headset PIC-100BA 3M PELTOR Replacement Battery PIC-100CL 3M PELTOR Replacement Clip PIC-100CS 3M PELTOR Charging Station, PIC-100CS 370-TEPL-25 3M UltraFit Communication Tips Replacement, Large, 25 pairs 370-TEPM-25 3M UltraFit Communication Tips Replacement, Medium, 25 pairs 370-TEPS-25 3M UltraFit Communication Tips Replacement, Small, 25 pairs CCC-GRM-25 3M PELTOR CCC-GRM-25 Communication Eartips, 25 pairs 370-1019-10 3M Skull Screw Communication Eartips, 10 pairs MSC-YLM-25 3M Skull Screw, Metal Detectable Communication Eartips, 25 pairs FLX2-214 FLX2 CABLE PIC-100 3M PELTOR FLX2 cable to PIC-100, FLX2-214, fits -111 headsets, 120/case 18. WARRANTY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY 18.1. WARRANTY In the event any 3M Personal Safety Division product is found to be defective in material, workmanship, or not in conformity with any express warranty for a specific purpose, 3Ms only obligation and your exclusive remedy shall be at 3Ms option, to repair, replace or refund the purchase price of such parts or products upon timely notification of the issue by you and substantiation that the product has been stored, maintained and used in accordance with 3Ms written instructions. EXCEPT WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW, THIS WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IS IN LIEU OF ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OR CONDITION OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS OR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR OTHER WARRANTY OR CONDITION OF QUALITY, OR THOSE ARISING FROM A COURSE OF DEALING, CUSTOM OR USAGE OF TRADE, EXCEPT OF TITLE AND AGAINST PATENT INFRINGEMENT. 3M has no obligation under this warranty with respect to any product that has failed due to inadequate or improper storage, handling, or maintenance; failure to follow product instructions; or alteration or damage to the product caused by accident, neglect, or misuse. 19 3M Personal Safety Division 3M Center St. Paul, MN 55144-1000 FOR MORE INFORMATION In United States, contact:
www.3M.com/PELTOR Technical Assistance:
1-800-665-2942 PELTOR.comms@mmm.com In Canada, contact:
1-855-484-3093 PELTOR.comms.canada@mmm.com For other 3M products:
1-800-3M-HELPS or 1-651-737-6501 3M, PELTOR, Skull Screw, E-A-R and UltraFit are trademarks of 3M Company, used under license in Canada. 2022, 3M. All rights reserved. The Bluetooth word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by 3M Company is under license. USB Type-C and USB-C are registered trademarks of USB Implementers Forum. 3M PSD products are occupational use only. Always read and follow User Instructions. Patent: www.3M.com/patent Please recycle. TM 3M Personal Safety Division 3M Canada Company P.O. Box 5757, London, Ontario N6A 4T1 Division de la protection individuelle - 3M Company Canada 3M Canada, C.P. 5757 London (Ontario) N6A 4T1 FOR MORE INFORMATION/POUR OBTENIR DE PLUS AMPLES RENSEIGNEMENTS In Canada, contact/Au Canada, communiquer avec :
Internet : www.3M.ca/safety Technical Assistance/Assistance technique : 1 800 267-4414 Centre daide la clientle/Customer Care Center : 1 800 364-3577 3M, PELTOR, Skull Screw, E-A-R et UltraFit sont des marques de commerce de la compagnie 3M, utilises sous licence au Canada. 2022, 3M. Tous droits rservs. La marque verbale et les logos Bluetooth sont des marques dposes de Bluetooth SIG, Inc. et toute utilisation de ces marques par 3M est sous licence. USB Type-C et USB-C sont des marques dposes dUSB Implementers Forum. Les produits de la DPI de 3M sont destins une utilisation professionnelle seulement. www.3M.com/patent Veuillez recycler. PARA OBTENER MS INFORMA-
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Internet: www.3M.com/PELTOR Informacin tcnica: 1-800-665-2942 3M, PELTOR, Skull Screw, E-A-R y UltraFit son marcas registradas de 3M Company, usadas bajo licencia en Canad. 2022, 3M. Todos los derechos reservados. La marca y los logotipos Bluetooth son marcas registradas, propiedad de Bluetooth SIG, Inc., y todo uso de tales marcas por 3M se hace con licencia. USB Type-C y USB-C son marcas registradas de USB Implementers Forum. Los productos de la Divisin de Proteccin Personal (PSD, por su sigla en ingls) de 3M son solo para uso profesional. Patentes: www.3M.com/patent Por favor recicla. 34-8727-5198-6 FP3881REVA
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3M Company
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0005881040
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3M Center
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j******@tuvsud.com
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A1: Low Power Transmitters below 1 GHz (except Spread Spectrum), Unintentional Radiators, EAS (Part 11) & Consumer ISM devices
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Y****** L******
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Lead EMC Engineer
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1 2 3 | Telephone Number |
651-7********
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651-7********
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1 2 3 | Does this application include a request for confidentiality for any portion(s) of the data contained in this application pursuant to 47 CFR § 0.459 of the Commission Rules?: | Yes | ||||
1 2 3 | Long-Term Confidentiality Does this application include a request for confidentiality for any portion(s) of the data contained in this application pursuant to 47 CFR § 0.459 of the Commission Rules?: | Yes | ||||
1 2 3 | If so, specify the short-term confidentiality release date (MM/DD/YYYY format) | 01/16/2023 | ||||
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1 2 3 | Is this application for software defined/cognitive radio authorization? | No | ||||
1 2 3 | Equipment Class | DXX - Part 15 Low Power Communication Device Transmitter | ||||
1 2 3 | DSS - Part 15 Spread Spectrum Transmitter | |||||
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1 2 3 | Description of product as it is marketed: (NOTE: This text will appear below the equipment class on the grant) | Professional In-Ear Communication Headset | ||||
1 2 3 | Related OET KnowledgeDataBase Inquiry: Is there a KDB inquiry associated with this application? | No | ||||
1 2 3 | Modular Equipment Type | Does not apply | ||||
1 2 3 | Purpose / Application is for | Original Equipment | ||||
1 2 3 | Composite Equipment: Is the equipment in this application a composite device subject to an additional equipment authorization? | Yes | ||||
1 2 3 | Related Equipment: Is the equipment in this application part of a system that operates with, or is marketed with, another device that requires an equipment authorization? | No | ||||
1 2 3 | Grant Comments | Output power listed is EIRP. | ||||
1 2 3 | Is there an equipment authorization waiver associated with this application? | No | ||||
1 2 3 | If there is an equipment authorization waiver associated with this application, has the associated waiver been approved and all information uploaded? | No | ||||
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