Sennheiser PXC 450 Instructions for use - Page 12

Compared to the other buttons of the controller - noise

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º ´ Switching NoiseGard on and off The following prerequisites must be fulfilled for active noise compensation, NoiseGard 2.0: y a battery or rechargeable battery is inserted and y the normal/bypass · sliding switch is in the "normal" position (see page 10). To switch on NoiseGard 2.0: ̈ Press the ON/OFF button ´ approx. 1 second. The LED º shines red. To switch off NoiseGard 2.0: ̈ Press the ON/OFF button ´ approx. 1 second. The LED º goes out. If NoiseGard is switched off, you can use the PXC 450 like typical headphones to listen to music. Note: - Compared to the other buttons of the controller, the ON/OFF button ´ is set somewhat lower to avoid accidental switching off. - If the batteries of the device are empty, the NoiseGard automatically switches off. However, the audio signal continues to be transmitted if you slide the normal/bypass sliding switch · into "bypass" position (see page 10). 11

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Switching NoiseGard on and off
The following prerequisites must be fulfilled for active
noise compensation, NoiseGard 2.0:
y
a battery or rechargeable battery is inserted and
y
the
normal
/
bypass
³
sliding switch is in the
normal
“ position (see page 10).
To switch on NoiseGard 2.0:
±
Press the
ON
/
OFF
button
approx. 1 second.
The LED
±
shines red.
To switch off NoiseGard 2.0:
±
Press the
ON
/
OFF
button
approx. 1 second.
The LED
±
goes out. If NoiseGard is switched off,
you can use the PXC 450 like typical headphones to
listen to music.
Note:
– Compared to the other buttons of the controller,
the
ON
/
OFF
button
is set somewhat lower to
avoid accidental switching off.
– If the batteries of the device are empty, the
NoiseGard automatically switches off. However,
the audio signal continues to be transmitted if
you slide the
normal
/
bypass
sliding switch
³
into “
bypass
“ position (see page 10).
±