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3. To adjust the volume level of incoming audio to the headset:
a. Adjust the volume of all incoming audio by turning the loudspeaker rotary control [Main] [
]. The control is located to the left of the loudspeaker.
b. Adjust the volume of the Program Feed in relation to the overall volume level by turning
the auxiliary loudspeaker rotary control [Prog] [ ]. The control is located to the right of
the loudspeaker.
The Prog volume control is subordinate to the Main volume control.
7.1.1 Switching between the headset mic and the gooseneck mic
When both a Headset microphone and a gooseneck microphone are connected, press the
Headset key [ ] to activate the headset mic.
Press the Headset key [ ] again to switch to the gooseneck mic (and deactivate the headset mic).
Tip:
To find out more about Clear-Com accessories, including headsets and gooseneck mics, see
7.2 Entering and exiting Menu mode
Use Menu mode to:
• Configure the settings for the Main Station, including channel and audio settings.
• Administrate the system, monitor system performance and diagnose system issues.
• Perform software updates.
In Menu mode, the display screens display the four levels of menu. The menu hierarchy proceeds left to
right:
• The top level menu is presented in the first screen (furthest left on the front panel).
• The lowest level menu is presented in the fourth screen (furthest right on the front panel).
To place the Main Station in Menu mode, press the Menu key [ ] to the left of the first (left) display
screen. To exit Menu mode, do either of the following:
• Press the Menu key [ ] again.
• Wait until Menu mode times out. If you fail to press any key on the front panel for 20 seconds, the
display screens revert to showing the standard channel information:
• Channel label (name) [ ].
• Listen (volume) level [ ].
Tip:
For more detailed information about using the Main Station menus, see 5 Configuring and
Managing the HMS-4X Main Station.
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