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PC SETTINGS - WINDOWS 7 - 10 PRO (DETAILED SET-UP)
1 Right click on the Start menu (Bottom Left Windows Icon)
2 Select System
3 Select the Sound tab
4 Choose your Output Device. Make sure Headphones (2.4G USB WIRELESS HEADSET) is selected from the dropdown box
5 Choose your Input Device. Makes sure Microphone (2.4G USB WIRELESS HEADSET) is selected from the dropdown box
You should be able to tap or breath into the mic and see activity in the sound bar under Test your Microphone
To test and check the volume of your Microphone…
1 Select Device properties in the input section
2 Adjust the volume to your desired level
3 Press Test
For further options go to the Sound tab and select Advanced Sound Options
MAC SETTINGS (MAC MODELS WITH USB A CONNECTION ONLY)
1 Go to System Preferences
2 Select Sound
3 Go to Input and select 2.4G WIRELESS HEADSET
4 Go to Output and select 2.4G WIRELESS HEADSET
5 Go to Sound Effects and tick all options under Alert Volume and Output Volume
Make sure the Output Volume is turned up fully on both the Input and Output tabs.
Mac settings configuration is now complete - please test both the microphone and audio playback
AUDIO DROP OUTS OR OTHER INTERMITTENT AUDIO ISSUES (SOUND & MIC)
If you do experience any audio drop outs during gameplay or any other audio issues please consider the below which could help in fixing any issues you are experienc-
ing with sound or your microphone:
• Try re-setting your wireless headset by disconnecting all cable and re pairing the headset with your console
• Failing that, you can re set the Headset by using the re set button situated between the + & - volume control on the headset
• Always keep the USB transmitter in close proximity to your headset (No more than 10 metres)
• Move your headset in direct line of the transmitter
• Please disable any other wireless devices or anything that could interfere, within 6ft of the headset and USB transmitter. For example, anything connected to
Bluetooth... mobile phones, PC’s, audio speakers, DAB digital radios etc
• Make sure there is no Wi-Fi router located within 6ft of the headset and its transmitter
• Depending on the strength of your router it would be a good idea to temporarily disable (power off) and test your headset again by playing a single player or in offline
mode. If the issue does not persist then it is more than likely your router was interfering with your headset and transmitter
• Please note. Poor internet connection can also interfere with your headset during online play
• When using the USB Transmitter to pair the headset with your chosen device, try a different USB port on your console to what you were using previously
• Disable any downloads you have going on in the background
