HYPERX HX-HSCO-GM-WW Cloud Orbit Headset Instruction Manual
- June 9, 2024
- HYPERX
Table of Contents
HYPERX HX-HSCO-GM-WW Cloud Orbit Headset
Overview
- A. Microphone mute
- B. Status LED
- C. Power button
- D. 3D button
- E. Microphone port
- F. USB Type-C port
- G. 3.5mm port
- H. Microphone volume wheel
- I. Headphone volume wheel
- J. Detachable boom microphone
- K. USB Type-C to USB Type-A cable
- L. USB Type-C to USB Type-C cable
- M. 3.5mm cable (4-pole)
Specifications
Headphone
- Driver: Planar transducer, 100 mm
- Type: Circumaural, Closed back
- Frequency response: 10Hz–50,000Hz
- Sound pressure level: >120 dB
- T.H.D.: < 0.1% (1 kHz, 1 mW)
- Weight: 368g
Modes
- Orbit: 3D audio
- Orbit S: 3D audio with head tracking
Cable length
- USB Type-C to USB Type-A: 3m
- USB Type-C to USB Type-C: 1.5m
- 3.5mm plug (4-pole): 1.2m
Microphone
- Element: Electret condenser microphone
- Polar pattern: Uni-directional
Battery life
- Analog 3.5mm mode: 10 hours
- Tested at 50% headphone volume
Using the Headset
USB Mode
- Compatible only in 2 Channel audio mode. Microphone output is not supported on Nintendo Switch.
PC USB Setup
- Power on the headset.
- Connect the headset to the PC with the USB Type-C to USB Type-A cable.
- Right click speaker icon > Select Open Sound settings > Select Sound control panel
- Under Playback tab, click on “HyperX Cloud Orbit” / “HyperX Cloud Orbit S” and click on Set Default.
- Under Recording tab, click on “HyperX Cloud Orbit” / “HyperX Cloud Orbit S” and click on Set Default.
PlayStation 4 USB Setup
- Power on the headset.
- Hold down the microphone volume wheel for 2 seconds to change audio modes. Repeat this step until the headset plays the voice prompt “2 Channel”.
- Connect the headset to the PlayStation 4 console with the USB Type-C to USB Type-A cable.
- From the PS4 main menu, go to Settings > Devices > Audio Devices
- Set Input Device to USB Headset (HyperX Cloud Orbit 2Ch) or USB Headset (HyperX Cloud Orbit S 2Ch)
- Set Output Device to USB Headset (HyperX Cloud Orbit 2Ch) or USB Headset (HyperX Cloud Orbit S 2Ch)
- Set Output to Headphones to All Audio
- Set Volume Control (Headphones) to maximum.
Nintendo Switch USB Setup
- Power on the headset.
- Hold down the microphone volume wheel for 2 seconds to change audio modes. Repeat this step until the headset plays the voice prompt “2 Channel”.
- Connect the headset to the Nintendo Switch dock via the USB Type-C to Type-A cable.
- Hold the HOME button on the controller for 1 second to access the Quick Settings menu.
- Go to the USB volume control and set the level to maximum.
Analog 3.5mm Mode
- Power on the headset.
- Connect the headset to the device’s 3.5mm port with the 3.5mm (4-pole) cable.
Controls
Button/Control Action Function
Power button
- Hold down for 3 seconds Power on headset
- Hold down for 5 seconds Power off headset
- Press once Play/pause audio
Microphone mute
- Move switch up Disable microphone mute
- Move switch down Enable microphone mute
Button/Control Action Function
Microphone volume wheel
- Scroll Adjust microphone volume level
- Short press and scroll Change EQ preset
- Hold down for 2 seconds Change audio mode
Headphone volume wheel
- Press once Set new center point
- Double press Select input mode (USB and analog)
- Hold down for 2 seconds Change 3D mode
USB Audio Modes
While the headset is connected to a device via USB, hold down the microphone volume wheel for 2 seconds to change the USB audio mode. A voice prompt will tell you which mode the headset is using.
Audio Mode Description
7.1 Channel
- The default mode that’s best used for immersive surround sound content like gaming or movies.
- The headset will appear as an 8 channel sound device.
2 Channel
- The mode for devices that only support non Hi-Res stereo output such as PlayStation 4 or Nintendo Switch.
- The headset will appear as a 2 channel sound device.
Hi-Res
- The mode that’s best for listening to High-Resolution audio content with the maximum audio fidelity possible. 3D modes are not available when using Hi- Res.
- The headset will appear as a 2 channel sound device.
3D Modes
Hold down the 3D button for 2 seconds to change the 3D mode. A voice prompt will tell you which 3D mode the headset is using.
3D Mode Description
3D Manual
- 3D audio and head tracking are enabled.
- This mode is best used when sitting down and looking at a stationary display, such as when you’re playing on a PC or console.
- Press the 3D button once to set a new center point manually.
3D Automatic
- 3D audio and head tracking are enabled. Center point is set automatically as you move your head.
- This mode is best used when your head may move often, such as when you’re on the go.
- Press the 3D button once to set a new center point manually.
3D On
- 3D audio is enabled. Head tracking is disabled.
3D Off
- 3D audio is disabled.
EQ Presets
Short press and scroll the microphone volume wheel up or down to change the EQ preset. A voice prompt will tell you which EQ preset the headset is using.
EQ Preset Description
- Default: Tuned to the Audeze House curve.
- Foot Steps: Enhances sounds of foot steps.
- Ballistics: Enhances gunshots and other ballistic sounds in FPS games.
- Music: Optimized for listening to music.
- Racing: Optimized for racing games.
- RPG: Optimized for RPGs and immersive games.
- Warm: Treble is cut and bass is boosted slightly.
- Flat: No EQ applied.
Charging the Headset
When the charge cable is connected the LED will indicate the status.
Status LED Headset Status
- LED solid red Charging
- LED off Fully charged
Battery low” voice prompt plays at 15% battery.
To disable USB charging, hold down the headphone volume wheel for 2 seconds.
Questions or Setup Issues?
Contact the HyperX support team at: hyperxgaming.com/support/
References
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