Getting started with Logitech® Wireless Headset F540 Logitech® Wireless Headset F540 Languages English . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 14 25 36 47 58 69 80 91 Norsk . Suomi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 . 113 . 124 . 135 . 146 . 157 . 168 Contents Package contents Powering up the wireless base station Charging the headset F540 setup with PS3 TM 4 5 5 5 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 8 8 9 9 9 9 10 Deutsch . Français . Italiano . Español . Português . Connecting PS3 game audio Connecting PS3 voice chat F540 setup with Xbox 360® Connecting Xbox 360 game audio Connecting Xbox 360 voice chat Connecting other AV sources Using the headset Features Turning on the headset Using the input selector button Using the volume rollers and microphone mute button Turning off the headset Adjusting the headset fit Troubleshooting - . Magyar . . Ceská verze . Po polsku 189 . . . . Nederlands . Svenska . Dansk . . . A complete online manual with additional setup options is available at www logitech com/f540/quickstart English 3 Getting started with Logitech® Wireless Headset F540 Package contents Powering up the wireless base station See P­1 or X­1 Using the included power cable, plug your wireless base station into an available AC outlet to power up the unit Charging the headset See P­2 or X­2 Your Logitech Wireless Headset F540 is rechargeable and should have some charge when you take it out of the package It's recommended to charge the headset fully before use · To charge the headset, use the included headset charging cable Plug the small connector into the headset and the large connector into the port on the front of the wireless base station The LED above the charging port of the headset will turn orange while charging and green when it's fully charged · The headset will take approximately 3-4 hours to fully re-charge from a completely drained state If you use the headset while it's being charged, the charging cycle will take longer · When the headset rechargeable battery has only 30 minutes of charge left, you will hear an audible warning through the headset speakers This warning will repeat intermittently until you plug in the headset for charging or when the battery is fully drained The LED above the charging port on the headset will also turn red when the charge is low 0 with dset F54 started Getting Wireless Hea h® Logitec 9 PS3 TM F540 setup with PS3TM See P­3 One way to connect the wireless base station to your PS3 is as follows Alternative methods of connection can be found in the online manual, available at www logitech com/f540/ quickstart To use all the features of the Headset F540, you'll need to make two connections: one for game audio and one for voice chat You make the game audio connection between the Logitech wireless base station and your primary audio system (television, home theater system, AV receiver, or audio switch) You make the voice connection between the wireless base station and the PS3 using the Logitech Mini-USB PS3 voice cable 1 2 3 4 5 Headset F540 Wireless base station RCA-to-RCA passthrough cable 2 5 mm Xbox 360 voice cable Mini-USB PS3 voice cable 6 7 8 9 Micro-USB headset charging cable Power cable Getting started guide Connection diagrams* To make the connections described in this section, you will need the items shown in the connection diagrams, which are included with the Headset F540 * The connection diagrams reference these numbers in its illustrations 4 English English 5 Getting started with Logitech® Wireless Headset F540 Connecting PS3 game audio See P­4 Please follow the steps below to connect the wireless base station to your primary Connecting Xbox 360 game audio See X­4 Please follow the steps below to connect the wireless base station to your primary audio system: 1 1 Using the Logitech RCA-to-RCA passthrough cable, connect one end to the Xbox 360 ports audio system: 1 1 Using the Logitech RCA-to-RCA passthrough cable, connect one end to the PS3 ports on the on the back of the wireless base station of your primary audio system back of the wireless base station of your primary audio system 2 2 Connect the other end of the cable to the red and white stereo audio-out ports on the back 2 2 Connect the other end of the cable to the red and white stereo audio-out ports on the back Connecting PS3 voice chat See P­5 1 1 To experience voice chat in PS3 games, first use the Logitech Mini-USB PS3 voice cable to connect the wireless base station to the PS3, as shown in the connection diagrams 2 2 Select the microphone as the active audio input device on PS3 In the PS3 system Connecting Xbox 360 voice chat See X­5 To experience voice chat in Xbox 360 games, connect the Headset F540 directly to an Xbox 360 game controller using the Logitech 2 5 mm Xbox 360 voice cable, as shown in the connection diagrams To get the best voice chat performance, including using the voice audio volume roller on the headset, we recommend you adjust your Xbox 360 system settings as described: 1 1 Press the Xbox Guide button on the game controller, then navigate to Settings > Preferences XMediaBar,TM navigate to · Settings · Accessory Settings · Audio Device Settings In the Input device and Output device fields, select Logitech Wireless Headset as the active device Optional: You can also adjust the microphone sensitivity in this PS3 system pane > Voice 2 2 At the top of the screen, set the volume to level 10 3 3 Select "Play Through Headset" under Voice Output Connecting other AV sources You can use the Headset F540 to listen to a variety of audio-video sources, including TVs, DVD players, MP3 players, and more To listen to any of these devices, use standard RCA or 3 5 mm cables (not included) to connect these devices to the back of the wireless base station For example, if you have connected the wireless base station to a PS3 game console, (leaving the Xbox 360 ports open), you could connect a DVD player to the wireless base station To make this connection, use RCA cables to connect the audio-out ports on the DVD player to the open Xbox 360 ports on the back of the wireless base station If you also have an MP3 player, you could connect it using a 3 5 mm cable, which you would plug into the AUX IN port on the back of the wireless base station F540 setup with Xbox 360® See X­3 One way to connect the wireless base station to your Xbox 360 is as follows Alternative methods of connection can be found in the online manual, available at www logitech com/f540/ quickstart To use all the features of the Headset F540, you'll need to make two connections: one for game audio and one for voice chat You make the game audio connection between the Logitech® Headset F540 and the Xbox 360 Or you can connect the wireless base station to your primary audio system (television, home theater system, AV receiver, or audio switch) You make the voice connection between the wireless base station and an Xbox 360 game controller using the Logitech 2 5 mm Xbox 360 voice cable To make the connections described in this section, you may need the items shown in the connection diagrams, which are included with the Headset F540 Using the headset After setting up the wireless base station, you are now ready to use the Headset F540 This section tells you how by covering headset features, controls, and adjustments 6 English English 7 Getting started with Logitech® Wireless Headset F540 Features Using the input selector button · If you have multiple audio devices connected to the wireless base station, you can press the INPUT button on the headset to toggle through them · Press the button to change the audio source On the front of the wireless base station, the next LED will illuminate, representing the active audio source (If there is only one audio device connected to the back of the wireless base station, that input will remain active) Using the volume rollers and microphone mute button · Use the two rollers on the left ear cup to independently control the volume of the game and voice chat audio · You can mute your microphone by pressing the microphone mute button, or by rotating the microphone boom all the way closed (up) · When your microphone is muted, an LED located at the tip of the microphone will illuminate red Turning off the headset · Press and hold the power button for approximately one second · When powering off the headset, the LEDs on the wireless base station will blink briefly and then turn off Adjusting the headset fit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Noise-canceling microphone Microphone mute light Flexible, rotating microphone boom Precision headband adjustment Comfort headband pad Plush ear pads Closed-back, noise-isolating ear cups Microphone mute button 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Voice audio volume roller Game audio volume roller Power button Wireless connection status light Input selector Xbox 360 voice connection port Headset charging port The Headset F540 offers flexible adjustment of its ear cups, headband, and microphone boom so you can experience a comfortable fit Voice chat is muted when microphone boom is in the up position Turning on the headset · Press the power button on the headset to turn it on · The headset will wirelessly connect with the wireless base station · You will see the three LEDs on the wireless base station turn on, blink briefly, and then one of the LEDs will turn solid 8 English English 9 Getting started with Logitech® Wireless Headset F540 Troubleshooting I don't hear anything through my headset Check the LEDs on the front of the wireless base station I'm hearing the wrong audio signal If you have multiple devices connected to the wireless base station, you can change the active audio system you are hearing To change the active audio system, push the INPUT button on the headset No LEDs are lit The voice chat volume roller isn't working on my headset You may need to change the voice chat settings in your PS3 or Xbox 360 system settings · For PS3, refer to Connecting PS3 voice chat · For Xbox 360, refer to Connecting Xbox 360 voice chat Check to make sure the wireless base station is plugged into a power outlet If it is, then do the following: · Make sure the headset is powered on by pressing the power button for approximately one second If the headset doesn't turn on, then the battery may be dead and you should recharge it · If this doesn't help, then confirm that your audio cables are correctly plugged into the back of the wireless base station I can't connect my game system, AV receiver or TV to the wireless base station You can find more ways to set up your Wireless Headset F540 by visiting One LED is lit If you have multiple devices connected to your wireless base station, check to make sure you have the correct audio system selected To change the audio system, push the INPUT button on the headset If you are using a PS3, refer to Connecting PS3 voice chat to make sure your game system audio output is set up correctly Check to make sure your game system is on and a game is active www logitech com/f540/quickstart What do you think? Please take a minute to tell us Thank you for purchasing our product * All three LEDs are blinking The headset has not made a wireless connection to the base station Try re-pairing the headset and the wireless base station by doing the following: · Press and hold the power button on the headset for 15 seconds to put it into search mode · Press the connect button on the bottom of the wireless base station My microphone doesn't work · The microphone will work with any game that supports voice chat on the PS3 and Xbox 360 Please check your game manuals to make sure the game supports voice chat · If you're using a PS3 Please check the cable connection between the wireless base station and the PS3 Use the Mini-USB PS3 voice cable to make this connection Please refer to Connecting PS3 voice chat for more information · If you're using an Xbox 360 Please check the cable connection between the Headset F540 and the Xbox 360 game controller Use the 2 5 mm Xbox 360 voice cable to make this connection Please refer to Connecting Xbox 360 voice chat for more information www logitech com/ithink * The sample Customer Survey shown here is in English Logitech supports many languages on its website 10 English English 11 Getting started with Protect your hearing: Listening advice to avoid hearing damage Listening via headphones, earbuds or headsets at a high volume may cause permanent hearing loss to occur The louder the volume, the less time is required before your hearing could be affected To establish a safe volume level: · Start your equipment with the volume control at its lowest setting · Slowly increase the sound until you can hear it comfortably and c ...