Bose A20 Aviation 2010-2015 Owner's guide - Page 14

Using the dual general aviation plugs, Using other plug types

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Preparing the Headset for Use Using the dual general aviation plugs The most common battery powered (only) version of the headset has two general aviation (G/A) plugs that connect to the aircraft audio. Although the plugs look similar, the microphone plug is shorter, thinner, and has a slightly different shape than the intercom plug. Insert the thicker intercom plug in first. It will only fit into one of the jacks. Then insert the thinner microphone plug into the other jack. Microphone Intercom/Audio Using other plug types The Bose® A20® Aviation Headset is also available with other types of plugs for connecting to various aircraft audio jacks. These single-plug connectors should be inserted into the appropriate jack on your aircraft control panel. Refer to "Power and cable variations" on page 9. 14 - English

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Preparing the Headset for Use
14 - English
Using the dual general aviation plugs
The most common battery powered (only) version of the headset has two general
aviation (G/A) plugs that connect to the aircraft audio. Although the plugs look
similar, the microphone plug is shorter, thinner, and has a slightly different shape
than the intercom plug.
Insert the thicker intercom plug in first. It will only fit into one of the jacks.
Then insert the thinner microphone plug into the other jack.
Microphone
Intercom/Audio
Using other plug types
The Bose
®
A20
®
Aviation Headset is also available with other types of plugs for
connecting to various aircraft audio jacks. These single-plug connectors should be
inserted into the appropriate jack on your aircraft control panel. Refer to “Power
and cable variations” on page 9.