Sennheiser CC 513 User manual

The CC 513 headset

The CC 513 is a monaural headset with neckband.

Via a telephone-specific adapter cable, you can connect the

headset to most standard telephones or Call Center

systems.

The headset is extremely comfortable to wear due to:

• ultra-lightweight design

•softearpad

•flexibleneckband

The specially developed “Active Acoustic Shock” system

protects your ears from excessive volume. The micro-

phone’s “Ultra Noise Cancelling” technology effectively

filters out ambient noise.

If the headset is connected to a Sennheiser Communi-

cations Universal Interface (accessory), you can switch

between the handset and the headset and make use of the

many additional options offered.

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Contents of the packing unit

A– Headset with earcup , microphone boom ,

neckband , headset cable with one half of the

“Easy Disconnect” facility 

– Cable clip

–Popshield

–Storagebag

– Replacement ear pad

You additionally require a telephone-specific adapter cable

(accessory) that is available from your specialist dealer.

Safety instructions

• Keep children away from the clip-headset. When

playing, children can be strangled by the cables.

• Do not use the headset in a damp or dusty

environment.

Volume up? – No!

Avoid using headphones with the volume turned up for

an extended period of time. Doing so can damage your

hearing. It is avisable to keep the volume at a moderate

level at all times.

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Putting the headset into operation

Connection options

The headset is not directly connected to the telephone but

via a telephone-specific adapter cable (accessory).

Connection of the headset to the adapter cable is via the

“Easy Disconnect” facility.

There are three connection options:

• The adapter cable is connected to the telephone instead

of the handset.

• The adapter cable is connected to the telephone in

addition to the handset.

• The adapter cable is connected to a Universal Interface

(accessory).

Connecting the adapter cable to the telephone’s handset

socket

Pull the Western plug of the handset cable out of the

telephone.

Connect the Western plug of the adapter cable to the

handset socket on the telephone until it locks into place

with an audible “click”.

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Directly connecting the adapter cable to the telephone

Some telephones feature an additional socket to which you

can connect a second handset or a headset. Connect the

Western plug of the adapter cable to this socket until it

locks into place. An audible “click” should be heard.

Connecting the headset to a Universal Interface

For connecting the headset to a Universal Interface, please

refer to the operating instructions of the Universal Interface.

The “Easy disconnect” facility

The headset is connected to the adapter cable via an “Easy

Disconnect” facility. During a converation, you can leave

your telephone while holding the call by simply

disconnecting the headset from the “Easy Disconnect”

facility. This allows you to move around freely without

having to put off the headset. As soon as you re-connect

the two halves of the “Easy Disconnect” facility, you can

continue your call.

BTo connect the headset to the “Easy Disconnect”

facility, plug in one half of the “Easy Disconnect” facility

into the other half until it locks into place with an

audible “click” should be heard.

CTo disconnect the headset from the “Easy Disconnect”

facility, press one of the two release buttons . The

two halves of the “Easy Disconnect” facility

automatically disconnect.

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Wearing the headset

DPut the headset on.

EThe headset features a flexible microphone boom .

Bend the microphone boom so that the micro-phone 

is placed at the corner of the mouth. Maintain a

distance of approx. 1 cm between microphone and

mouth.

The cable clip

FAffix the headset cable to the clothing by means of the

supplied cable clip. Attach the cable clip so that you can

freely move your head.

The popshield

The popshield effectively reduces pop noise.

GSlide the popshield over the microphone. The popshield

must totally enclose the microphone.

When is the headset ready for operation?

The headset is ready for operation as soon as it is

connected – via an adapter cable – to your telephone or a

Universal Interface. If you disconnect the headset from the

telephone or Universal Interface, it is out of operation.

Replacing the ear pad

HGrasp behind the ear pad and pull it up and away from

the earcup. Slide the new ear pad onto the earcup.

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Cleaning the headset

For cleaning the headset, only use a dry or slightly damp

soft cloth. Do not use any solvents or cleansing agents as

these can damage the varnish of the headset. If necessary,

the ear pad can be cleaned with soapy water (use a mild

cleanser such as washing-up liquid).

Transportation and storage

To prevent the headset from being damaged, always use

the supplied storage bag for transportion and storage.

If problems occur...

If the problem persists, please contact your local

Sennheiser Communications agent for assistance. Never

repair or attempt to repair the units as this will invalidate

the warranty.

Problem What to do

The other party cannot hear you Make sure that the cables

are connected correctly.

You cannot hear the other party

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Accessories and replacement parts

The following accessories and replacement parts are

available from your specialist dealer:

Accessory /

Replacement part

Cat. No.

Adapter cable available from your

specialist dealer

Leatherette ear pad 091530

Foam ear pad 091527

Popshield 091540

Cable clip 091552

UI 710 Universal Interface 009882

UI 720 Universal Interface 009883

UI 730 Universal Interface 009884

UI 740 Universal Interface 009885

UI 750 Universal Interface 009886

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Specifications

System

Temperature range: –10 up to +50°C / 95% RH

Headphones

Frequency response: 200 Hz–4.5 kHz

Impedance: 250 Ω

Sound pressure level

(at 1 kHz, 1 Vrms): 112 dB

Cable length: 1.0 m

Microphone

Frequency response: 100 Hz–4.5 kHz

Pick-up pattern: Ultra Noise Cancelling (UNC)

Sensitivity

(at 1 V/Pa, 1 kHz): –38 dB

Impedance: ∼2kΩ

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Das Headset CC 513

Das CC 513 ist ein einseitiges Headset mit Nackenbügel.

Sie können das Headset über ein telefonspezifisches

Adapterkabel an alle handelsüblichen Telefone und Call

Center-Systeme anschließen.

Der hohe Tragekomfort des Headsets beruht auf:

• dem ultraleichten Design

• dem bequemen Ohrpolster

• dem flexiblen Nackenbügel

Das speziell entwickelte „Active Acoustic Shock“-System

schützt Ihr Gehör vor zu hohen Lautstärken. Die „Ultra

Noise Cancelling“-Technik des Mikrofons blendet Störschall

wirkungsvoll aus.

Wenn Sie das Headset an ein Sennheiser Communications

Universal Interface (Zubehör) anschließen, können Sie

nicht nur zwischen dem Telefonhörer und dem Headset

umschalten, sondern viele zusätzliche Möglichkeiten

nutzen.

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Inhalt der Packung

– Headset mit

Hörermuschel 

Mikrofonarm ,

Nackenbügel



Headsetkabel

mit einer Hälfte der

Schnelltrennkupplung



–

Kleiderclip

–

Poppschutz

–

Aufbewahrungsbeutel

–

1 Ersatzohrpolster

Sie benötigen zusätzlich ein telefonspezifisches Adapter-

kabel, das Sie als Zubehör bei Ihrem Fachhändler erhalten.

Einige Worte zu Ihrer Sicherheit

• Das Headset gehört nicht in Kinderhände. Beim Spielen

können sich Kinder mit dem Kabel strangulieren.

• Benutzen Sie das Headset nicht in feuchter oder

staubiger Umgebung.

Laut hören? – Nein!

Um Hörschäden zu vermeiden, sollten Sie nicht längere

Zeit mit hoher Lautstärke hören.

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