Boom Microphone; Use / Mounting / Removing Of Windscreen; Ear Speaker - Phonak FreeCom 7000 Handbuch

4 Boom Microphone

The FreeCom 7000 is equipped with a boom microphone to pick up the user's voice for
communication. The microphone has close-talk, directional characteristics to provide maximum
suppression of ambient noise. The earJack™ adapter that features the boom microphone can
be attached to either the left or right ear mold. When using FreeCom 7000 products in outdoor
environments, foam windscreens significantly reduce the wind noise generated by turbulence
around the microphone. A foam windscreen sleeve can be pulled over the microphone. Check
that the front microphone inlet (with the white dot on the microphone) still points toward the
mouth after mounting the sleeve.

4.1 Use / Mounting / Removing of windscreen

u To keep the windscreen in position, the boom microphone is equipped with a Velcro part
u To mount the windscreen to, or remove it from, the boom microphone, lift the windscreen
over the Velcro part and pull it on or remove it from the microphone
5 Ear Speakers
The output of the aircraft audio panel is reproduced by FreeCom 7000 with an acoustic shock
limiter, which limits the sound exposure to 98dBA.
Always adjust the audio panel's volume control to the minimum level required to understand
communications. Avoid listening at full volume over long periods of time, as this may result in
permanent hearing loss.
When the level-dependent hearing protection and ambient awareness are switched on,
ambient sounds are reproduced by the ear speakers up to a maximum level of 84dBA.
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