ChatterBox X2 Slim-P Wireless Helmet Headset Communicator Owner’s Manual

ChatterBox X2 Slim-P Wireless Helmet Headset Communicator

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Caution
Do not use a communicator while in your pocket.

Getting Started

Thank you for your recent purchase of the ChatterBox X2 Slim-P. Per your request, the X2 Slim-P is smaller and lighter than X1 or X2, with even more features. The following is a detailed comparison chart that shows the new features of the X2 Slim-P.

• Wireless PTT that can be attached to the handlebar
• Rider-to-Rider two-way radio communication among unlimited riders without pairing & unpairing.
• 22 GMRS & FRS radio channels with 38 talk groups for each channel
• Hands-free voice activation or push-to-talk capability
• Rider-to-passenger communication capability
• Share music
• Twoway communication with passengers (open group talk)
• Answer phone calls and listen to music wirelessly
• True Hi-Fi stereo speakers and noise-suppression microphones
• 8 hours of talk time and 16 hours of standby
• Listen to FM Radio
• Headset with microphones for open and full-face helmet
• Cradle with headset and microphone support for a clean installation
• Control Knob for easier rider support

Unpacking and inspection

Please check and make sure that you have everything listed below inside the box. If you find any parts missing or that have been damaged, please contact your point of purchase immediately.

Battery
This product has a rechargeable battery inside that cannot be replaced. When using the product, make sure to adhere to the following:

• Never separate the battery from the product as this may damage the product.
• The battery performance may be reduced over time with usage.
• In recharging the battery, make sure to use an approved charger provided by the manufacturer. Use of a non­approved charger may cause fire, explosion, leakage, and other hazards & may also reduce the lifetime or performance of the battery.
• Do not use chargers other than the included charger to charge the headset.
• Store the battery at temperatures of -4 F – + 140F Higher or lower temperatures may reduce the capacity and life of the battery, or may cause temporary non-operation. Do not use the product in sub-zero temperatures, because it may cause a serious reduction of the battery performance.
• If you apply heat to the battery or throw it into the fire, it may explode.
• Do not use the product with a damaged battery. It may explode and/ or cause accidents.
• Never use a damaged charger. It may explode and/or cause accidents.
• Battery life may vary depending on conditions, environmental factors, functions of the product in use, and devices used with it.

The batter indicator in the LCD display is described below:

• 2 Bars Fully Charged
• 2 Bars Half Charged
• 1 Bar Low Charged

When the battery indicator shows 1 bar, you need to charge the battery. Or you can hear a chime sound when it
is time to charge the battery.

Installation of headset, main unit, and wireless PTT (Push to talk button)
The Multi Headset comes with both open and full-face microphones. Choose the one that you intend to use and plug it into the connector on the cradle. Please keep the microphone that you are not using in a safe place for future use. All microphones come with a sponge cover. For a full-face helmet, attach a soft Velcro disk to the helmet chin bar and a hard Velcro disk to the microphones. The white dot on the base of the mic faces your mouth.

The headset speakers should already have Velcro on the back casing. Simply apply the soft Velcro disks on the liner of your helmet. Mount them in the indentation of the helmet padding where your ears would line up. Please keep in mind that you need to mount the speakers in a location that is directly next to your ears.

Attach the right speaker (with the longer wire) to the corresponding Velcro disk that you applied on the helmet liner. At- tach the left speaker (with the shorter wire) to the other Velcro disk. For helmets with speaker pockets, simply insert the speakers in each corresponding pocket. If your helmet has a washable lining that pops out, you can tuck the wires behind it.

Insert the 3.5mm plug of the headset into the Rider’s headset jack on the bottom of the cradle.

If you decide to use the handlebar mount PTT button, place the wireless PTT button on the left side handlebar grip

(closest to where your thumb would be) of the motorcycle using the integrated Velcro strip. Next insert the 2.5mm plug into the PTT input in the back of the main unit. (Wired PTT option is for passenger)

Wireless PTT Button for Ride –> Wired PTT Passenger (Option to be purchased separately)

Getting to know your X2 Slim-P

Buttons and inputs
The X2 Slim-P is packed with many features in a light compact casing. Please refer to the picture below which will show each button and its description.

 | Buttons & Inputs| Description

Thesearebriefdescriptionsafthebuttonsandinputs.

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1| Power Button| Turn unit on and off. Short Press: Turn off Button Lock
2| PTT (push to talk Button)| Transmit to other riders or your passenger Complete setting
3| LCD Display Window| Function, Settings, and Status display
4| Microphone (Cradle)| Microphone input for rider
5| Rider Headset Jack| Headset input for rider
6| Control Knob| Access the different mode functions Answer and end phone calls

Adjust settings within modes Volume up/down

Forward and rewind tracks

7| Charger| Wall charger port
8| Passenger Ear Jack| Input for passenger headset
9| PTTlnput| Passenger Wire push to talk button Input
10| LED Window| Shows Bluetooth pairing/Bluetooth search/wireless transmission

Multi-function buttons
The Control Knob handles more than one function. The following are 3 ways to use the Control Knob.

LCD display

The X2 Slim-P is equipped with an LCD display that shows the status of the X2 Slim-P. The table below shows the icons and what they mean.

Control Knob
The Control Knob is used to choose the desired setting. The table below shows different settings that you can use along with a brief description.

Common Function (Perform in every mode)

• To enter each mode: Tap Control Knob twice, and then turn Control Knob.(An order of switching mode: COM-> INT-> FM—->MP—-> COM->)
• To enter the selected mode, press the Control Knob once.

Short Press Control Knob
If you press the Control Knob when in Communication Mode, you will get into the unit’s Settings/Functions menu. The table below shows the different settings that you can select along with a brief description.

Rotate Knob in CommsMode| Volume|  | •WheninCommuniGltionsMode, Voicepromptsar;’Volumeup”/ ‘Volume down”

• Atthemaximum minimum level,unit will”Beep”

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Press Control Knob (lx)| Enter Settings menu| LCD Display| •Taptoprovide voice prompt description of your current mode

•Used to maneuver through menus and select settings

Press Knob (lx)| Channel| | •Turns on display li ht

• When in mode, Voice prompt will say “Channel”

• Rotate the Control Knob to select the desired channel (1-22)

• To save and exit, tap the Control Knob

Press Knob again (2x times)

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(CTCSS)

PlivacyTones/ TalkGroups

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CTS

| • CTCSS tones are used to add privacy to your channel and can be used to create

“TalkGroups” of certain lenders on the same frequency channel whocancommu­ nice on with others using thesameCTCSS tone withinsamefrequency

• Wheninmode, Voice prompt will be “CTCSS Setting”

• Rotate theControl Knob toselect thedesired CTCSS channel tone between (0-38Channels/ O=None) prompt willsay”Channel Up/DOWN”

•TosaveCTCSS setting and exit, tap the control Knob

Press Knob again (3x)|

VOX level

| VOX| •Wheninmode, Voicepromptwillsay’VOX”

•RotateControlKnobtoselectVOXlev tietwt>erl(l) serN!iveto(S)mostserN!ive.

•Tosaveandexit,tap the control Knob

•To tum off,Press &HoldControl Knob for 3sec (:-lox OFF)

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Press Knob again (4x)| Voice calling| | • Wheninmode, Voice prompt IIsay ‘Voice calling on”or’Voice calling off’

•Rotate the Control Knob to select the voice call on or off

• Tosaveandextt,tap the control Knob

Press Knob again (Sx)

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Language setting

|

Blinks “L(language)” icon

| •Wheninmode, Voice prompt IIsay”Language”

• Rotate the Control Knob to the left or right in order to select the following languages

1.  Engl sh

2. French

3. German

4. Italian

5. Spanish

• To save and exit, tap the Control Knob

Press Knob again (6x)| Key Lock| Lo on

Lo oF

| • Rotate the Control Knob to the left or right in order to select”on”or”oF”

• To save and ext, tap the Control Knob

• Press the power button 1sec to exit Key Lock

Press Knob again (7x)| Setting completed|  | • When in mode, Voice prompt I say” Completed”

• To save and exit, tap the Control Knob

• The X2 Slim-P has a voice prompt in 5 different languages that tells you what setting you are on.

Double press Control Knob
If you wish to enter into Intercom mode, FM Radio, or Music play mode, tap the Control Knob twice quickly & turn the Control Knob to enter the menu and tap knob again to select the mode.

Control Knob| Setting mode| LCD Display| Description of mode
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Tap the Control Knob 2x times

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Communication

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DispIays antenna bar

| • Helmet to Helmet communication

• Voice prompt will say “Communication Mode”

• Turn Knob to change mode in order: Intercom mode-> FM Radio mode_, Music play mode ->CommunicationMode

• Enter Communication Mode to get back to the main menu

Tap 2x and rotate the Control Knob 1x

to the right

| Intercom| Blinks’I’| • Rider to passenger Two-way communication

• Voice prompt will say “Intercom Mode”

Tap 2x and rotate the Control Knob 2x

to the right

| FM Radio| Displays’FM’| • Voice prompt will say”FMRadio Mode”

• To change channel: press the Control Knob and rotate it to select desired channel

Tap 2x and rotate the Control Knob 3x| Music play| Displays| • Voice prompt will say”Music Play Mode”

• To change Music: press the Control Knob and rotate it to select desired Music

Multiple device modes
The X2 Slim-P can operate on four different device modes. The table shown below will briefly explain those device modes.

device mode for the X2Slim-P user. It is also the default de­

vice mode when you tum the unit on. Unlimited number of ride communicate long as youarealIon

the same channel and talk group. With 22FRS/GMRS radio channels and 38CTCSS tones/TalkGroups for each channel, users can have 836 different possibilities for having their own communication path.

B| Rider-to-passenger communicator

(Intercom Mode)

| Rider-to-passenger communication is also possible by sharing the X2Slim- Pwtth a passenger headset.

(Passenger headset and extension cord sold separately) When intercom mode the communication with your passenger is private.

When in intercom mode, the passenger can also listen to the same audio device and/or music.

C| Bluetooth

transmitter wrt remote control

| The X2Slim-P built-in Bluetooth will allow you to wirelessly connectyourBluetoothSmartphone, MP3 player (w/ BTNBTD Bluetooth adapter), Bluetooth-ready GPS system, or Bluetooth cell phone.

•  Depending on your device you can also remotely control your Bluetooth-ready devices with the X2Slim-P.

D| FM Radio| FM Radio allows you to listen to local radio stations.

Rider to Rider helmet communication

The X2 Slim-P can communicate with an unlimited number of riders who are on the same channel. Before riding, everyone must turn their units on and make sure they are on the same main channel and CTCSS Talk Group sub-tone (if enabled). In order to transmit to other riders, you must use the handlebar mount PTT button or the PTT on the unit. Once you talk, every­one on your channel will hear you. Only one person at a time can talk. It is a good idea to use the word “over” or “roger” when done talking. This way others will know that they can now say something back. It is strongly suggested that you pra­ctice talking back and forth in your house before actually using on a ride. This way you can get a feel of what to expect.

Power On/Off
Press and hold the power button. You will notice that the LCD display will turn on. To power the unit off, press and hold the power button until you hear the beep. A quick Press & Hold of the power button will also turn off the Button Lock when you have turned on the Button Lock setting.

Set volume level
Set the desired volume level by turning the Control Knob

Choose a channel for the group
To be able to communicate with a group, all riders must be on the same channel and talk group with the same CTCSS sub­tone (if it is in enabled. The instructions on how to set a channel and talk group can be found on the table below.

Tap Control Knob to select your mode| MODE selected| Description of mode
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Tap the knob 1 time| Main Channel| Turn the Control Knob until the desired radio channel is found between – 22.

Tap the Control Knob to set the channel

Press the PTT button to exit the settings menu.

Tap the knob 2 time| Talk Group (CTCSS)| Tum the control Knob until the desired CTCSS tone/ channel is found between 0~38.

Tap the control Knob to set the channel. If you choose “O” there no TCSS Tone/Talk Group. Tap the PTT button to exit the settings menu.

Main Channels 8-15 are GMRS frequencies as shown in the table below. GMRS frequencies will provide the most range for yourX2 Slim-p communicator, up to 5 miles. Main Channels 1-7 and 16-22 operate on FRS frequencies and have a ma­ximum range of 2 miles. Use these channels to communicate to FRS-type radios.

Channel Frequency

Channel| Frequency| Frequency (Mhz)| Channel| Frequency| Frequency (Mhz)
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1| FRS| 462.5625| 12| GMRS| 462.600
2| FRS| 462.5875| 13| GMRS| 462.650
 | FRS| 462.6125| 14| GMRS| 462.700
4| FRS| 462.6375| 15| GMRS| 462.725
5| FRS| 462.6625| 16| FRS| 467.5625
6| FRS| 462.6875| 17| FRS| 467.5875
 | FRS| 462.7125| 18| FRS| 467.6125
8| GMRS| 462.575| 19| FRS| 467.6375
 | GMRS| 462.625| 20| FRS| 467.6625
10| GMRS| 462.675| 21| FRS| 467.6875
11| GMRS| 462.550| 22| FRS| 467.7125

• Radio frequencies cannot go through water, metal wall, concrete, rock, soil, or the human body. Range can vary according to the circumstances.

cress (Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System) Tone Channel Chart “Sub- Channels”

Side tone
When transmitting by using PTT or voice activation you will hear yourself in your own speakers. This is called side tone. The side tone is what tells you that your microphone is working.

Using the voice activation feature (VOX)
The voice activation feature (VOX) is what allows you to communicate to other riders without using the PTT. This feature can work very well, but does need patience and understanding. In order to activate VOX feature, press and hold the Control Knob until the unit beeps three times and the voice prompt says “VOX on”. To adjust the VOX sensitivity, place the unit into comm­unication mode. Then short press the Control Knob until the voice prompts says ”VOX”. Turn the Control Knob until the desired sensitivity is achieved. Setting 1 has the highest sensitivity. Setting 5 has the lowest sensitivity.

Rider-to-Passenger Communication

The X2 Slim-P does not require a separate unit or a phone for a passenger to communicate with the rider and others. In order to connect a passenger, you must purchase an additional headset and extension cord. Please contact a dealer near you or call customer service.

Listening to Rider-to-Rider helmet communication
When connected, passengers can listen, but cannot communicate with other riders.

Rider and Passenger only communication
This unit allows a rider and passenger to communicate in private without the need for an additional unit. You will need to pur­chase an additional pair of ChatterBox Universal Headsets and the ChatterBox extension cable. In order to activate this feature, double press the Control Knob, turn the Control Knob clockwise, and press the Control Knob to lock in this mode. This should open a connection between rider and passenger for communications.

Bluetooth feature with audio control

The X2 Slim-P is equipped with a Bluetooth transmitter that allows you to pair up to 2 Bluetooth devices simultaneously. Not all Bluetooth devices will pair 2 at a time with the X2 Slim-p unit. When pairing two devices, Bluetooth only permits 1 hands­free device and 1 audio device. You cannot pair 2 audio devices and you cannot pair 2 hands-free devices. It will only allow 1 of each kind. An example of a hands-free device is a cell phone. An example of an audio device is an iPOD/MP3 player with a Bluetooth* adapter. Please note some Smartphones (iPhone and Android phones) take up BOTH devices when paired to the X2 Slim-P.

This is why you will be able to listen to music and answer the phone from a smartphone. These phones do not have the option to disable this. Some motorcycle-specific GPS devices also take up both devices when paired. This is why you can listen to music, hear your voice-prompted directions, and answer your phone through them.

• When two devices are paired with X2Slim-P they do not work simultaneously. Bluetooth connection works only one at a time.

Bluetooth feature
The Bluetooth feature will allow you to listen to music, and GPS directions, and/or answer phone calls wirelessly.

Pairing
In order to pair the X2 Slim-Pto a Bluetooth device you must follow the directions below. Please make sure that the device you are trying to pair is Bluetooth-capable.

1| Make sure the X2 Slim-P is in the OFF position and near to the device you want to pair. Please note that you must make sure any other Bluetooth devices in the area are turned off.
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2| Press and hold the Control Knob and Power Button. You will hear a voice prompt say”Bluetooth Pairing”.
3| Follow the “pairing” instructions for your Bluetooth device. Please allow about up to 30 seconds for your device to search X2 Slim-P. If done correctly, you will notice the name “X2 Slim-P” on your device’s Bluetooth list.
4| Your Bluetooth device will automatically re-connect to the X2 Slim-P if you have previously paired to the device.
5| To connect your Wireless PTT button to your X2 Slim-P, you have to press and hold the X2 Slim-P power button & PTT button together on the X2 for three seconds at power up.

Phone Pairing

PTT Pairing

Pairing multiple devices
You can pair any Bluetooth-enabled MP3 player, Mobile phone, and Navigation system with X2 Slim-P. However, only two devices can be paired with X2 Slim-P simultaneously.

Using a Smartphone to get music, phone
Once you have paired your Smartphone with X2 Slim-P, you may listen to your music from your Smartphone using your own playlist. When there’s an incoming phone call, you can simply press Control Knob or PTT button on the wireless PTT on X2 Slim-P to answer.*(Please refer to Page 19 of Quick manual)

• Place your smartphone as near as your X2 Slim-P. Bluetooth signal may be blocked by your body or any metal object.

Remote control
The X2 Slim-P Bluetooth feature can also remotely control the Smartphone so that you don’t have to reach for your device in your pocket dangerously while you are riding. The Table below will show you the remote control functions available. (Does not apply to all devices)

Knob
Reverse track| Yes|  | Turn the Control Knob to the right while pressing Control Knob
Volume UP & DOWN| Yes| Yes| Turn the Control Knob to the left(down) or right(up)
Answer incoming call|  | Yes| Short press Control Knob
End incoming call|  | Yes| Short press Control Knob

(*Long press: Hold the button for 2 seconds, Short press: hold the button for half second)

You must be in Music Playing mode for music playback. *(Please refer to Page 19 of Quick manual)

FMRadio

The X2 Slim-P has a built in FM radio player. The following will explain how to use the FM radio feature.

Turn on/off the FM Radio

• After the X2 Slim-P is on, press the Control Knob twice briefly and within 3 seconds, press the Control Knob again until the unit is in FM mode.
• If you want to turn off FM Radio press the control knob twice briefly and rotate the Control Knob exit FM Radio.

Change volume
While listening to the radio, Turn the Control Knob to the left (down) or right (up) to adjust the volume.

Search FM radio stations
While listening to the radio, short press the Control Knob. then turn the Control Knob left or right to find the desired station. *(Please refer to Page 19 of Quick manual)

Putting it all together

Typical setting
The most typical setting for X2 Slim-P is listening to your music, hearing voice-prompted directions from your navigation system, and answering incoming calls while you communicate with your fellow riders and/or passenger.

or VOX to see if everyone can hear each other.
3| Pair your Smartphone with the Navigation app to the X2 Slim-P
4| Set the X2 Slim-P to Music Playing Mode.
5| Now you should be able to listen to music and hear turn-by-turn directions from your navigation system. You can also answer your phone calls by short- pressing the Control Knob.
6| Finally, you can communicate with other riders who are on the same channel with the same sub-tone

Priority
The table shown below summarizes the priority among different devices. When you are in Bluetooth* device mode, the navigation direction and phone calls get priority over the music. This means that when a phone call is answered the music will be paused. As soon as the call ends, the music will play again. The same thing applies to fellow rider commu­nication. When you hear communication, the music will pause. After the communication is finished the music will auto­matically come back.

Summary of button functions
The table below will summarize the button functions that have been explained in this manual.

 | Rider Communication (Any Setting)| Rider to Passenger communication(Private)| Bluetooth feature| FM Radio
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To Activate| Turn unit on| Enter Intercom mode| Always On*| Enter FM Mode
To Deactivate| Turn unit off| Exit Intercom mode| Turn unit off| Exit FM Mode
Volume Up| Turn Control Knob clockwise| Turn Control Knob clockwise|  | Turn Control Knob clockwise
Volume Down| Turn the Control Knob counterclockwise| Turn the Control Knob counterclockwise|  | Turn the Control Knob counterclockwise
To Talk| Press and hold PTT or UseVOX|  |  |
To Answer Phone Calls| Short press the Control Knob Or External PTT button| Short press the Control Knob Or External PTT button| Short press the Control Knob Or External PTT button| Short press Control Knob Or External PTT button
To release Phone Call| Short press Control Knob Or External PTT button| Short press Control Knob Or External PTT button| Short press Control Knob Or External PTT button| Short press Control Knob Or External PTT button
To reject Phone Call| Long press Control Knob or External PTT button| Long press Control Knob Or External PTT button| Long press Control Knob Or External PTT button| Long press Control Knob Or External PTT button
To sk music track or radio station|  |  | Press and turn Control Knob clockwise| Press and turn Control Knob clockwise
To reverse music track or radio station|  |  | Press and turn Control Knob counter clockwise| Press and turn Control Knob counter clockwise
To pause and play|  |  | Short press Control Knob|
To skip radio station|  |  |  | Short press Control Knob and turn Control Knob to the right
To reverse radio station|  |  |  | Short press Control Knob and turn Control Knob to the left
To select radio station manually|  |  |  | Turn the Control Knob to the left/ right While press ing the Control Knob

• For first time pairing to a new device, press and hold power button and Control Knob simultaneously until unit enters pairing mode.

Accessories

Troubleshooting

While using voice activation, the transmission is cut out while trying to communicate to other riders| Position the white dot on your microphone directly in front of your lips and speak without pausing. The closer the microphone is to your lips, the clearer you can transmit.
I don’t hear group communication| Make sure you are on the same channel and talk group.

The transmission range is shorter than claimed

| Radiofrequency can be affected by your surroundings (ie: foliage, power lines, hills, canyons, and buildings. Those obstacles will reduce the maxi­ mum transmission range. Even weather makes a difference. Maximum range is a direct line of sight to the person you are speaking with.
I can hear too much surrounding noise while hearing the transmission from other group members| Add foam or cotton directly to the tip of the microphones and place the wind sock sponge over it.
I can not listen to music from my Bluetooth-enabled MP3 player after I paired it with X2 Slim-P| Allow up to 30 seconds for the devices to pair and the music should auto- matically start playing through the headset. If this does not occur after 30 seconds, turn off the unit and follow the steps again from the beginning.

Important information

ChatterBox USA Limited Warranty
ChatterBox USA guarantees that each new ChatterBox will be free from defective materials and workmanship for a period of two (2) years from the date of original purchase. ChatterBox will remedy any such defect by repair or replacement (at our discretion) of the products, provided they are delivered to the address listed below, intact for examination, with all transportation charges prepaid and accompanied by a copy of the original retail sales receipt. The provisions of this warr­anty shall not apply to any unit which has been subject to misuse, neglect, incorrect installation, unauthorized modifica­tion, accident or has been repaired or altered outside of our factory. The express warranty contained herein is in lieu of all other warranties, expressed, implied or statutory, including without limitation any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular use. In no event will ChatterBox be liable to the buyer for any damages, including special, incidental, indi­rect, or consequential.

US Motorcycle Laws by States
Certain states and localities may prohibit the use of two earpieces or two- piece headsets while operating a vehicle. Please check and follow all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations regarding the use of electronics, earpieces and headsets before operating your vehicle.

Reasons for Limited Liabilities
If you do not return the product after purchasing it, you relinquish all rights to liabilities, loss, claims, and claims for reim­bursement of expenses (including attorney’s fees). Therefore, ChatterBox will not be liable for physical injury, death, or any loss or damage of transportation means, possessions, or assets that belong to you or third parties that may have occurred while you use the product. Further, ChatterBox will not be liable for any substantial damage not related to the condition, environment, or malfunction of the product. All risks related to the operation of the product depend entirely on the user regardless of its use by the initial purchaser of a third party. Use of this product may violate local or national laws. In addition, be aware once again that the correct and safe use of the product is entirely your responsibility.

Limitation of Liability
To the full extent allowed by law ChatterBox excludes for itself and its suppliers any liability, whether based in contract or tort(including negligence) for incidental, consequential, indirect, special, or punitive damages of any kind, or for loss of revenue or profits, loss of business, loss of information or data or other financial loss arising out of in connection with the sale, installation, maintenance, use, performance, failure, or interruption of its products, even if ChatterBox or its authorized reseller has been advised of the possibility of such damages, and limits its liability to repair replacement, or refund of the purchase price paid at ChatterBox’s option.

This disclaimer of liability for damages will not be affected if any remedy provided herein shall fail of its essential purpose. In any case, the total compensation liabilities of ChatterBox or its sales agents shall not exceed the price paid for the product by the purchaser.

Liabilities Disclaimer
In addition to damages that may occur due to the use of the product, ChatterBox will not be liable for damages to the product which occur due to the following events.

• In the event, the product is misused or used for purposes other than its intended purposes.
• In the event, the product is damaged because the user does not follow the content of the product manual.
• In the event, the product is damaged because it has been left unattended or has undergone any other accident.
• In the event, the product is damaged because the user has used any parts or software which are not provided by the manufacturer.
• In the event, the product is damaged because the user has disassembled, repaired, or modified it in such way as is not explained in the product manual.
• In the event, the product is damaged by a third party.
• In the event, the product is damaged due to Acts of God (including fire, flood, earthquake, storm, hurricane or other natural disaster).
• In the event, the surface of the product is damaged by use.

FCC Compliance

This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class b digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. The operation is subject to the following two conditions;

1. This device may not cause harmful interference
2. This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the parties responsible for compliance could void the users’ authority to operate this device.

Technical Specification

GENERAL

Frequency range| From 462.550Mhz to 467.7125Mhz
Modulation type| 8KOF3E (FM)
Channel capacity| RF 22 Channels, 38 Sub Channels(CTCSS)
Channel spacing| 12.SKHz
Power supply pack| DC 3.7 V;Li-ion rechargeable
Current drain transmitter| (1W); <1000mA
Battery life| 8 hours of talk time, 20 hours of standby time
Operating temperature| -20C ~ +60C
Dimensions| 51(H) x 99 (W) x 21 (D) mm
Weight| 3.2 oz. (with battery)
TRANSMITTER
Power output| 0.5W
Frequency stability| Better than +/-Sppm within
Hum& Noise| -40d8c (with 300Hz to 3KHz audio filter)
Spurious & Harmonics| -1G <-36dBm
Audio distortion| less than 5% (1KHz tone 60% modulation)
RECEIVER
Sensitivity (12d8 SINAD)| 0.2uV (-119d8m SINAD)
Selectivity| -60d8
Inter-Modulation| -60d8
Spurious and image| -60 dB rejection
Maximum audio output| more than 100mW
Audio distortion| less than 5%
Hum& Noise| -40d8c(with 300Hz to 3KHz audio filter)

X2 Slim-P Wireless PTT Button (New Version)

Instructions for pairing wireless PTT to X2 Slim-P

1. Place X2 Slim-P right next to the Wireless PTT button before pairing starts.
2. To place X2 Slim-Pin pairing mode: From the OFF position, push and hold the PTT button first, and then press the POWER button until the Voice prompt says “Bluetooth pairing”.
3. To place the Wireless PTT button in pairing mode: From the OFF position, push and hold the PTT button until the voice prompt ofX2 slim-P says”Completed”.
4. Once Wireless PTT and X2 Slim-Pare paired, “SCN” will flash in the LCD screen. This means the pairing is successfully completed.

Note

• Allow 10 seconds for X2 Slim-P and Wireless PTT button to pair. Within 10 seconds, in case that pairing is failed, the pairing mode will be dismissed
• Once wireless PTT and X2 Slim-Pare paired, both PTT and X2 Slim-P will automatically search each other to pair as they turn on.
• To talk, push and hold the PTT button and to listen, lift your finger off from the PTT button.

X2 SLIM-P Quick Manual

Pairing Mode (Power off mode start)

Remote Control PTT Pairing

Power ON

Power OFF

Phone Call

FM Radio Mode

Transceiver TX Mode

Music Play Mode

Intercom Mode

Communication Mode Function Change

Remote Control PTT Pairing

If pairing fails within 10 seconds, restart from the beginning

American Communication Systems
Discover the Power of Communications'” http://www.ameradio.com.

• ChatterBox U.S.A 11535 West 83rd Terrace Lenexa, Kansas USA (66214)
• Customer Service: 1-913-859-9515
• 1-800-456-2071
• info@chatterboxusa.com
• www.chatterboxusa.com/pages/support.

References

• American Communication Systems | Two-Way Radio Dealer

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