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1. of Altronics Aviation headsets including C 9060 Black Aviation Headset wire boom C 9063 Black Aviation Headset flex boom C 9064 Black Aviation Headset with dynamic microphone wire boom C 9068 Black Helicopter Headset with dynamic microphone wire boom C9069A Black Aviation Headset with active noise reduction flex boom C 9070 Green Aviation Headset wire boom C 9072 Green Helicopter Headset flex boom C 9073 Green Aviation Headset flex boom FEATURES ALL MODELS 1 Extra thick ventilated cushion headpad for maximum comfort 2 Corrosion proof chrome plated steel 3 Stirrup pivot assembly gives ear cups universal fit 4 Quality cord and plug assembly C 9072 amp C 9068 helicopter headsets come with curly cord and nato plug 5 Soft gel filled ear seals for exceptional comfort and maximum attenuation 6 Knurled nut construction for easy customised fit Set it once and it fits you right every time 7 Earphones 300 ohms ea wired in parallel for safety and reliability Earphones compatible with 150 1000 ohm systems 8 Volume Control allows you to adjust to a comfortable level 9 Universal Boom allows microphone to be placed on the left or right side of mouth C 9063 C 9064 C 9068 C 9069A C 9072 and C 9073 come with flexible mic boom 10 Spring tension boom assembly for precise microphone placement 11 High performance Noise Cancelling Microphone NU The complete range of aviation headsets have
2. Aviation Headsets Altronics C 9060 C 9063 C 9070 C 9072 C 9073 Attenuation Characteristics Frequency Hz 125 250 500 1000 2000 3000 4000 6000 8000 Attenuation dB 14 3 21 5 27 1 31 8 36 0 39 6 41 8 39 7 37 0 Standard Deviation oo 4 oe 1G 1 3 Zl 2 20 les C 9064 C 9068 Attenuation Characteristics S E R E S Frequency Hz 250 500 1000 2000 3000 4000 6000 8000 Attenuation dB 43 31 33 39 42 43 53 53 Standard Deviation 28 18 15 13 20 22 18 13 Aviation Headsets C 9069A SPECIFICATIONS Attenuation Freguency Band ooe uercors an kindani ome siit nee oa A o a a R E D EN EE 20 Hz 20 KHz Main Attenuation Frequency Band j i405 0 54 0 deen seek A254 Ske Re PURER PAROS SEGA He Nee EERE REE 20 Hz 600 Hz Attenuation Capability sssr ispire peoo ts eee HURR Soa He E has hoes Seana ye Te Rae KORO eeS BER he OET 18 21 dB POWEr Consumption es ecesna beets gS Se ee oe eee ed ot ge oe ee ee 30 mW Frequency Response 5240 620s dio tind 286495495449 rE AEREN EE RER EE ER dR i EEN KiS 20 Hz 15kHz Sens IVIY a e E E E E E E E E RINT E E E E RE 95 3dB SPL 1 mW Active Noise Attenuation o 54 6656 tae ah nauruun araneae rererere Dynamic 42 ohm 30 Max power 100mW Speech Sound sees sepia ten teien aT aa i de E E E E Ne Din BR e Dynamic 300 ohm 306 Max power 100mW Working Voltage a cacsict coeiein niente teen cketeenndind atina ESEE AEAEE EE dec sek E eeew 1 x 9V battery Battery Life o ereite nda ehe tonr shaw T
3. EE anode GAR S AEH Les shaw ee Obs eR 4oe ede DARTE RM EARE AS over 100 hours A range of other Aviation Headset products are available Aviation Adaptor Leads Available in Aeroplane socket to Nato helicopter plug or Nato socket to Aeroplane plug style For those pilots that interchange from rotary wing to fixed wing on a semi regular basis Model Description C9092 Plane socket to NATO plug C9093 NATO socket to plane plug Push to Talk Switch The P T T Switch Push To Talk Switch is a professional assembly featuring rugged and smooth operation The push to talk switch switches the microphone on and off Compatible with any general aviation headset Model Description C9090 Push to talk switch it OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Aviation headset carry case A stylish compact padded carry case designed to protect your headset and extend it s operational life Model Description C 9075A Black aviation headset carry case Not field serviceable For service contact Altronic Distributors Pty Ltd Perth W A 6000 SSS Phone 08 9428 2199 Fax 08 9428 2198 Distributed by Altronic Distributors Pty Ltd Perth Western Australia Page 4 19 07 06 Aviation Headsets Congratulations on your purchase of our Series II aviation headset Certified by National Acoustic Laboratories the Series II range of Headsets have been designed to provide a lifetime of trouble free service This instruction set covers the complete range
4. been certified by National Acoustic Laboratories N NATA and have been given an SLC80 rating of 29 Page 2 Aviation Headsets C 9060 C 9063 C 9064 C 9068 C 9070 C 9072 AND C 9073 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1 Fit headset to head adjust the earphones for comfort using the knurled nuts located on the side of the headpad number 6 on the diagrams left The microphone boom arms can be adjusted so that the microphone can be worn from the left hand side or the right hand side 2 Adjust the microphone boom arm so that the microphone is approximately 25mm 1 inch from the mouth 3 Set the volume control to minimum 4 Connect the headset to the radio intercom and adjust the volume to a comfortable level C 9069A ANR HEADSET OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS The Altronics C 9069A Active Noise Reduction Pilot Headset is a headset that can isolate offset and minimise noises In comparison with conventional headsets it can under noisy circumstances provide a quieter and more comfortable sensation by reducing background noise Therefore making it possible to improve the telecommunication quality and articulation resulting in a higher operation safety factor The noise cancelling circuitry reduces outside noise considerably more than a standard headset making it more comfortable for the pilot in the aircraft On Off switch Low battery voltage indicator ra PTT Input Replacing The Battery Low Battery Voltage When the battery power is low
5. s not in use switch the battery power switch to OFF position and disconnect from battery box to avoid unnecessary power consumption Page 3
6. the LED indicator will flash Note that the headset will continue to operate as a normal headset under low battery power or no battery power however the active noise reduction will cease to operate The module uses 1 x 9V size battery To avoid damage to the headset ensure the power switch is set to OFF before changing battery Slide down the lid on the battery compartment Refer to positive and negative symbols when replacing the battery To close the lid push up until it clicks into place When headset is not in use ensure power switch is set to OFF this avoids unnecessary power consumption Belt clip Battery compartment Figure 2 A photo of the rear of the battery power module Operation Safety Notice Please turn the headset volume knob to the minimum position before the headset plug is inserted into the socket of the sound source 1 Place the battery power module in a firm position for example clip onto your belt or slip into your pocket 2 Adjust the headset so that the ear cups fit firmly and flush over your ears this is very important to prevent any feed back 3 When all the plugs are inserted into the sockets push the battery power switch to the ON position to start the operation of the noise reduction 4 When the power is switched on the low battery power indicator will flash once to indicate power In case of low battery power the indicator will flash continuously 5 When the headset i

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