Beyerdynamic XELENTO REMOTE User manual

Xelento remote – n-Ear Headphones

Thank you for your trust and for choosing Xelento remote

n-Ear Headphones.

Please take a few minutes and read through this

information carefully before start-up.

Safety instructions

Caution:

When you connect the in-ear headphones,

please make sure that the volume level is set

to minimum. Adjust the volume level only after

inserting the eartips. To avoid possible hearing

damage, do not use your in-ear headphones for extended

periods of time at high volume. The ability to hear your

own voice while listening and speaking normally with in-

ear headphones can serve as a measure of correct volume

adjustment.

We would like to point out that excessively high volumes and

long listening times may cause hearing damage. Hearing

defects always constitute an irreversible impairment of hear-

ing ability.

Always ensure an adequate volume level. t is advisable to

keep listening times as short as possible at high volume

levels. According to the Occupational Health and Safety

Regulations of German trade associations BGV B3, noise

pollution e.g. in the workplace must not exceed 85 dB

(room volume level) during a maximum permissible listen-

ing time of 8 hours. f the volume level is increased by

3 dB respectively, the permissible listening time is cut in

half, i.e. at 88 dB, the listening time is 4 hours, at 91 dB

2 hours, etc.

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Danger to life!

n-ear headphones drastically reduce perception of exter-

nal sounds. Using in-ear headphones in road trafﬁc can be

potentially dangerous. The user’s hearing must not be im-

paired to the extent that it causes road safety risks. Please

also make sure that you do not use the in-ear headphones

within the action area of potentially dangerous machines

and tools.

Risk of injury!

Avoid strong movements when using wired in-ear head-

phones. You might seriously hurt yourself especially if you

wear piercings, earrings, glasses, etc., where the wire can

get caught.

C anged acoustic perception

For many people, wearing in-ear headphones needs getting

used to, because acoustic perception of their own voice

and of the body as well as inner ear sounds which occur

while walking differ from the "normal" situation without in-

ear headphones. However, this initially strange sensation

usually diminishes after wearing them for a while.

Xelento remote – n-Ear Headphones

Selecting t e rig t eartips

For an optimal comfort in wearing, detail is very important

with the Xelento. To achieve this we measured and

analysed a large number of ears and auditory canals.

Based on this data, we have created ergonomically shaped

eartips for the Xelento, which correspond to the oval shape

of the ear canal and therefore are particularly comfortable

to wear. Our silicone eartips are made of a special soft

material exclusively for the Xelento series.

As each ear canal is unique Xelento wireless is supplied

with a total of ten pairs of eartips in different sizes (seven

of silicone, three of Comply™ foam type Tx-500) to ensure

a perfect ﬁt for each ear. This is not only essential for a

good ambient noise attenuation, but also for the best

possible development of sound.

Please take your time to try different sizes and to ﬁnd out

w ic size ﬁts you best - it is wort it!

We recommend that you use size M ﬁrst. Due to

anatomical conditions it can be that you need different

sizes for the left and the right ear. When in doubt, use a

smaller size so that the Xelento sits as deep as possible in

the ear canal.

You will recognise t e perfect ﬁt wit t e Xelento sitting

securely in t e ear canal even during movement and by

providing a good ambient noise attenuation so t at you can

enjoy a powerful bass response.

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2x each:

The sizes from XS to 3XL are marked on the back of the

silicone eartips.

Silicone eartips

XS SML XL XXL

XS SM LXL XXL 3XL

• Please make sure to attach the silicone eartips to the

housing with the longer end of the eartip next to the

housing. The oval opening of the eartips corresponds

to the oval shape of the housing.

3XL

Xelento remote – n-Ear Headphones

Comply™ foam eartips

• Firmly roll the eartip

attached to the ear-

phone lengthwise

between your ﬁngers.

2x each:

• Pull the ear slightly upwards with one hand,

carefully insert the earphone with the rolled eartip

into the ear canal with your other hand.

• Hold the earphone with your ﬁnger until the shape

of the eartip adapts to your ear canal and sits

comfortably.

SM L

f you want to remove the

Comply™ foam eartips,

ﬁrmly press them together

and pull them from the

housing with a slight rota-

ting movement.

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Eartip care

• The eartips of the in-ear headphones should be cleaned

regularly with a soft, damp cloth and dried with a soft

cloth afterwards.

• Use only mild cleaning agents for cleaning; never use

any chemical agents, such as solvent-containing

cleaning agents, because they can damage the eartips.

• Please store the in-ear headphones in the enclosed

case when not in use.

Inserting and wearing

Xelento remote

Due to the anatomical shape of the

earphone housing, the cable of the

Xelento wireless is guided behind

the ear when inserting Xelento

remote. See adjacent drawing.

This method of wearing the

ear-phones suppresses cable noise

effectively and even when the

cable is pulled the earphones sit

ﬁrmly in the ear.

Please make sure that the cable is

conducted upward.

Only in this way is it possible to

wear the earphones correctly and

comfortably.

The right-hand earphone housing

and cable end each have a small

raised dot to mark the right-hand

side.

Xelento remote – n-Ear Headphones

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EartipEartip metal grid

Eartip replacement

• Detach the eartip from the earphone carefully.

• Dirty nozzles can be cleaned by removing the little metal

grids. Use a soft, damp cloth to free the earphone nozzle

from residues. Make sure that no liquid ﬂows into the

nozzle.

• Attach the new eartip to the earphone.

• We recommend changing the eartips every 3 months

when used regularly.

• Spare silicone eartips can be ordered via the

beyerdynamic spare parts shop.

• Comply™ spare foam eartips and dealers where you can

order appropriate eartips can be found on the nternet

at www.complyfoam.com

Eartip types used: Tx-500

Co ectio a d cable replaceme t

• Xelento remote is equipped with two plug-in cables on

the earphone housings with standard MMCX plug

connectors. Make sure that you hold Xelento remote by

the earphone housing and by the plug connector when

attaching or detaching the cable. Do not pull the cable

directly; you might damage the cable or the earphones!

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• MMCX plug connectors are equipped with a locking

mechanism. Make sure that the cable is ﬁrmly locked

in the earphone housing when it is connected. The

right-hand side is marked by a raised dot on the

earphone housing and on the cable end.

Disconnect cable

Connect cable

Xelento remote – n-Ear Headphones

Control media playback

How to operate the remote co trol

One of the two enclosed cables includes a microphone and

a remote control with three buttons. You can use this

remote control to control calls, media playback and volume

adjustment on compatible smartphones and tablets.

This requires that the pin assignment of the headphone jack

on the playback device meets the CT A standard. Only in

this case are the functions described below possible.

Media playback o smartpho es a d tablets

Press the centre button on the remote control brieﬂy to

start or stop media playback.

Depending on the playback device and version of the

operating system and/or ﬁrmware, there may be further

media playback functions which can be controlled by the

centre button. For more details, please contact the

smartphone or tablet manufacturer.

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