Western Electric 60A How To Use

ivory in color. The cord is transparent. The headset can be worn over either the left or right ear . . HERE'S WHAT IT IS ... The headband set you are about to wear consists of the following parts: 1. Lightweight, flexible steel Headband equipped with a 2. Plastic Slide for adjusting the headband length, a 3. Pressure Pad at one end of the headband, a 4. Receiver Cap (transmitter-receiver unit) to be worn over the ear, a 5. Speech Tube extending from the receiver cap, and a 6. Cord connecting receiver cap to the 7. Plug for plugging into the position jacks.

1. Remove the headset from the stor· age case. If not already done, at· tach the headband to the receiver cap to form headset as shown in Figure A. 2. Place the headset over your head with the receiver cap on your fa· vorite ear and the headband across the top of your head as shown in Figure B. 3. If the headband is too loose or too tight, lengthen or shorten it, as necessary, by pressing on either side of the plastic slide as shown in Figure C. 4. The headband can also be adjusted by spreading it outward or bowing it inward, as shown in Figure D, to insure a proper fit. 5. Turn the speech tube outward, away from your face. Position the receiver cap comfortably against Y'JUr ear as shown in Figure E. Further adjustment of the head· band may be necessary at this time. 6. Position the pressure pad so that the headset feels lightly anchored in place as shown in Figure F. The headband has a swivel attachment t o the receiver c a p t o aid in positioning. FIGURE A FIGURES FIGUREC FIGURED FIGUREE -rt FIGURE F

· from the corner of your mouth by rotat1ng and sliding the plastic tube over the metal tube as shdwn in .... • Figure <3: ·The speech tube also • sw[els from the receiver cap to permlt ea\e of adjustment. 8. Insert the headset plug into posi· tlon jacks as shown in Figure H. Excess cord can be rested in your lap or wherever it is convenient for you. FIGUREH REPAIR-Should your headset fail to operate properly, report this to your service assistant (supervisor). . STORAGE CASE-A storage case is furnished to provide greater protection for the headset when it is not in use. For purposes of identification, write your name on a card and place it in the space provided on the outside of the storage case. Your service assistant (supervisor) will tell you where to keep your storage case. TAKE GOOD CARE of your headset and it will give you many hours of efficient use. SIB 24618 ·. . .