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If the microphone boom is down, the options for noise sample and retrain templates
appear in the device menu
During Noise Sample or Training/Retraining Templates
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These options can only be accessed while the microphone boom is down.
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If the microphone boom is moved up during any of these options, the device goes to sleep.
During Tasks
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The operator can progress through the task only when the microphone boom is down.
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If the microphone boom is raised up, the device continues to run the task, but the device
does not respond to the operator's voice.
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If the microphone boom is raised up during the task and the operator presses the
Play/Pause button while the boom is up, the device goes to sleep and speaks "goodnight".
No Operator or No Task Loaded
Moving the microphone boom up or down does not start the prompt to load an operator. The
user must press the Play/Pause button to load the task or operator.
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Moving the microphone boom up or down does not interrupt the prompt.
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Pressing the Play/Pause button does interrupt the prompt.
Disconnect and Reconnect Same Headset
Disconnecting and reconnecting the same headset leaves the device asleep.
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If the microphone boom is down when reconnected, a noise sample is performed if
needed. Otherwise the task continues.
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If the microphone boom is up, the device remains asleep.
Disconnect and Reconnect Different Headset
Disconnecting and reconnecting another headset (with different or no association) leaves the
device asleep.
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The operator load prompt does not start if the microphone boom is down when the
headset is connected.
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Moving the microphone boom to the horizontal position starts the operator load prompt.
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The prompt can be started by pressing the Play/Pause button on the device. In this case,
the prompt cannot be canceled by moving the microphone boom up or down.
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