Cosmic Byte GS410 Wired On Ear Headphone With Mic User Guide
- June 13, 2024
- Cosmic Byte
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GS410 Wired On Ear Headphone With Mic
User Guide
Headphone and Mic related issues
Resolution 1: Press/Scroll the Volume buttons several times, sometimes it is
the buttons that get stuck inside and prevents sound.
Resolution 2: Please re-install pc audio drivers
Resolution 3: Please check with other devices (At times there is an issue with
the device and not the product) and if problem persists, please contact us.
Headphone jack related issues
Resolution 1: – Try to clean jack with cotton cloth as the dirt can block the
connection between the headphones and the jack.
For G410 Headset mic issue.
Resolution: GS410 has a mic switch on the cable, please turn it on and test on
other devices like phones.
PC has Separate Audio and Mic Ports
If your PC or other devices have separate audio and mic ports but your Cosmic
Byte headphone has a single audio jack, you will not be able to use the
microphone on the device.
SOLUTION
You will need to buy a 2 Male-1 Female Audio and Mic Splitter which will split
the headphone audio and microphone audio into separate jacks.
PC has Single Audio and Mic Port
If your PC has a single Audio port and the Cosmic Byte headphone has separate
audio and microphone jacks, you will not be able to use the microphone on the
PC.
SOLUTION
You will need a 1 Female- 2 Male Audio Mic Cable which will merge the Audio
and Mic input of your headphone into a single audio jack.
Microphone Low Volume Troubleshooting
Increase Microphone Volume in Windows
From the Windows Desktop Screen, right-click on the ‘Sound’ icon and from the options displayed select ‘Recording Devices’.
Right-click on the active microphone. The active microphone has a green
checkmark marked against it.
Depending upon the setup there may be multiple microphones present. 
Again, right-click the active mic and select the ‘Properties’ option.
Then, under the Microphone Properties window, from the ‘General’ tab, switch
to ‘Levels’ tab and adjust the boost level. 
By default, the level is set at 0.0 dB. You can adjust it up to +40 dB using
the slider provided.
Be sure to carry out the process during your conversation so that you get the
feedback from the other end immediately. This will also tell you whether the
adjustments made are appropriate or not.
Microphone volume too low
In rare cases, it has been observed that boosting the microphone volume may
not solve your problem. If it is so, select the ‘Advanced’ tab from the
‘Microphone
Properties’ window instead of ‘Levels’ and uncheck the option that reads as
‘Allow application to take executive control of this device’. 
Microphone Boost option not available
Audio features depend on the chipset and drivers installed. If you do not see the Boost option, you may try the following:
- Change the port to connect the Microphone
- Run the Recording Audio troubleshooter
- Update Drivers: Updating Sound, Microphone & Audio drivers will help. If it is a Realtek chipset, you can get the updated drivers from Realtek.
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