TurtleBeach Stealth 700 Headset for PS4/PS4 Pro User Manual

Stealth 700 Headset for PS4/PS4 Pro

User Manual

PACKAGE CONTENTS

1. Stealth 700 for PS4/PS4 Pro Headset  (A)
2. Stealth 700 for PS4/PS4 Pro Wireless Transmitter  (B)
3. Digital Optical Cable  (C)
4. USB Charging Cable  (D)

IMPORTANT: UPDATE BEFORE USING

Update your headset with the  Turtle Beach Audio Hub (for Windows and Mac) for the latest feature updates, and then customize it further with the Audio Hub for Android and iOS.

HEADSET CONTROLS

1. Mic Mute
   • Flip Mic up to Mute. For more information about the mic, please click  here.
2. Superhuman Hearing™ Button
   • Press – Superhuman Hearing™ On/Off
3. Bluetooth Multi-Function Button
   • See  Bluetooth Setup  below, or for more information, click  here.
4. Volume Controls
   • WITH  Optical
   • Game Volume
   • Chat Volume
   • WITHOUT  Optical
   • Master Volume
   • Mic Monitor Volume
5. Power Button
   • Press and Hold (1 sec) – Power On/Off
   • Press – Active Noise Cancellation On/Off
   • For more information about ANC, please click  here.
6. **VR/Mobile Headphone Port***
   • *** VR/Mobile Cable sold separately. For more information about VR/Mobile Mode, please click  here**.
7. USB Charge and Update Port
8. Power LED
   • Battery Status
   • Red – Charging
   • Green – Charged/In Use
   • Paired Status
   • Solid On – Connected
   • Pulsing – Not Connected

TRANSMITTER

1. Pair Button
2. Connection Status LED
   • Solid On – Headset Connected
   • Pulsing – Headset Not Connected
3. Digital Optical Input

CHARGING

The Stealth 700 uses a rechargeable battery. Make sure to charge it regularly.

Headset Storage

Always charge your headset before storing it for any extended period of time (greater than 3 months). Never store the unit in temperatures above 113°F/45°C.

PLAYSTATION 4 SETUP

For more information about  PS4/PS4 Pro/PS4 Slim compatibility with the Stealth 700 for PS4/PS4 Pro,  please click here.

PLAYSTATION 4 & PLAYSTATION 4 PRO (WITH OPTICAL) SETUP

1. Go to  Settings >> Sound and Screen >> Audio Output Settings >> Primary Output Port >> Digital Out (OPTICAL)
   • Select Only  Dolby Digital 5.1 ch.  Do NOT select DTS 5.1ch.
2. Go to  Settings >> Sound and Screen >> Audio Output Settings >> Audio Format (Priority).
   • Select  Bitstream (Dolby).
3. Go to  Settings >> Devices >> Audio Devices
   • Select  USB Headset (Turtle Beach Stealth 700)  for  Input  &  Output Device
   • Set  Output to Headphones  to  Chat Audio
   • Set  Volume Co ntrol (Headphones)  to maximum
   • Select  Adjust Microphone Level  and follow the on-screen instructions to calibrate your microphone.

PLAYSTATION 4 SLIM (WITHOUT OPTICAL) SETUP

1. Go to  Settings >> Devices >> Audio Devices.
2. Select  USB Device (Turtle Beach Stealth 700)  for  Input  &  Output Devices.
3. Set  Output to Headphones  to  All Audio.
4. Set  Volume Control (Headphones)  to maximum.
5. Select  Adjust Microphone Level  and follow the on-screen instructions to calibrate your microphone.

BLUETOOTH

Bluetooth Pairing

1. Hold down  Bluetooth Button  until  “Bluetooth Pairing”  prompt plays.
2. Connect to your headphones in your phone’s or tablet’s  Bluetooth Settings.

Bluetooth Functions

BLUETOOTH FUNCTIONS

Play/Pause
Skip Forward
Fast Forward
Skip Back
Rewind| Press Once
Press Twice Quickly
Press Twice Quickly and Hold
Press Three Times Quickly
Press Three Times Quickly and Hold
Answer Call
End Call
Reject Incoming Call| Press Once
Press Once
Press and Hold
Activate Voice Recognition (If Available)| Press and Hold When Not In a Call

PAIRING

The Stealth 700 for PS4 and PS4 Pro Headset and Transmitter come paired out of the box. When paired, with both the Headset and Transmitter powered on, the Transmitter’s LED will be on  solid  (lit, but not blinking). However, if your Transmitter’s LED is  pulsing,  follow the steps below to pair your Headset and Transmitter.

1, Start this process with the Headset powered  OFF.  Press and hold the Pairing Button  on the  Transmitter  until the Transmitter’s Pairing LED flashes rapidly  (this may take 10-15 seconds), then release. (Use a Paperclip or something similar to press the Pinhole button).

2. Press and hold the  Power Button  on the  Headset  until the Headset’s  Power LED flashes rapidly  (5 seconds), then release.

3. Within 10 seconds, the Transmitter’s and Headset’s LED will remain on solid,  indicating that pairing has been successful.

For more information, please click here.

Mic Usage/Mic Issues

The Stealth 700 for PS4/PS4 Pro has an adjustable mic. To use the mic, gently push (‘flip’) the mic forwards. You will hear a tone (low high) when the mic itself is unmuted. When the mic is fully pushed forwards, the mic will “Lock” into position. To mute the mic, just flip the mic back the other way. You will hear a tone (high low) when the mic is muted.

1. Check that the Headset And Transmitter Are Paired/Mic Monitor is Functioning

The Headset and Transmitter need to be paired to each other in order for the mic to work. Make sure that the Headset and Transmitter have been successfully paired. To do so:

1. Make sure the headset is powered  OFF.  Press and Hold the  Pairing Button  on the Transmitter until the Transmitter’s  Pairing LED flashes rapidly,  then release. (Use a Paperclip or something similar to press the pinhole button.)
2. Press and Hold the  Power Button  on the Headset until the Headset’s  Power LED flashes rapidly  (5 seconds), then release.
3. Within 10 seconds, the Headset and Transmitter’s LED will remain  solid,  indicating that pairing was successful.
4. As an extra test, raise the mic monitor volume level with the lower dial on the headset. Then, flip the mic forward, and speak into the mic. Can you hear yourself through the headset when you speak into the mic?

Please Note:  The Stealth 700 for PS4/PS4 Pro headset has both a Mic Monitor feature and an Active Noise Cancelling feature. If the ANC is activated, the Mic Monitor will be disabled. To make sure the ANC is not activated, quick-press the Power button. You should hear a tone (low high) when the ANC is  deactivated. You should then hear yourself through the headset. If you hear a (high low) tone, the ANC has been activated, and a quick press of the Power button should deactivate it again.

If you can hear yourself through the headset when you speak into the mic, the mic itself is working well.

If you cannot hear your voice clearly, please  contact our   Support Team .

2. The PS4/PS4 Pro Chat Settings are Configured

If you are able to hear yourself through the headset when you speak into the mic, then the mic itself is working properly, but the settings on your console may not be configured for headset use.

• PS4:  Go to  Settings  >  Devices >  Audio Devices and select  USB Headset (Stealth 700). Go back one screen to “ Adjust Microphone Level ” and follow the on-screen calibration instructions. If the bar moves when you speak into the mic, you have verified that the mic is working properly.

If the microphone still isn’t working, please  contact our   Support Team .

3. Bluetooth Test Call

*For this test, you will need a Bluetooth-compatible smartphone.

1. Hold down the headset’s Bluetooth button until you hear the “Bluetooth Pairing” voice prompt.
2. Connect to your headset in your phone’s Bluetooth Settings.
3. Make a test call on the phone. Be sure to keep the phone covered and away from you, to make sure that the headset’s mic is the mic picking up the sound, and not the internal microphones in the smartphone itself.
4. During that test call, could you be heard clearly when you spoke into the mic?

If you can be heard clearly during that test call, the mic itself is working well.

If you cannot be heard clearly during that test call, please contact our Support Team.

4. Power Cycle Headset.

1. Unplug the USB Transmitter from the console.
2. Press and Hold the Power Button on the Headset until you hear the “Powering Off” voice prompt.
3. Let everything sit for a few seconds.
4. Press and Hold the Power Button on the Headset, until you hear the “Powering On” voice prompt.
5. Plug the USB Transmitter back into the console.

If the Power Cycle does not resolve this issue, please  contact our Support Team .

Voice Chat Issues With Nintendo Switch

If you are experiencing the following symptoms when you use your headset with Fortnite on a Nintendo Switch, please try the steps below:

• Mic Not Working in Chat   (you can’t be heard in chat)
• Chat Audio Not Working   (you cannot hear other people in chat)

You may need to re-enable the in-game chat. In addition, you may need to disable the Push-to-Talk feature.

To do so:

1. Make sure you are logged in to your profile. Once you are logged in, press the  +  button on the switch to bring up the Social menu. Scroll down to and then select the gear icon on the bottom of the left sidebar.

2. The sidebar will change in appearance from your friends list to a list of several different options. Select the “Settings” option, as shown below.

3. You will see several tabs on the top of the screen. Scroll to the Speaker tab – this is the Audio Settings tab. Then, scroll down to section labelled “Voice Chat”.

There will be two toggle settings:  Voice Chat and  Voice Chat Method.

•   Voice Chat  is  ON  by default. To be able to hear and be heard in chat, this setting needs to be  ON. If this setting is turned off, you will not be able to hear the chat audio, and you will not be able to be heard in chat.
• Voice Chat Method  is set to  PUSH-TO-TALK  by default. To be able to be heard in chat whenever you speak, this setting needs to be  OPEN MIC. If this setting is set to PUSH-TO-TALK, you will not be heard in chat unless you press a specific button when you speak into the mic.

Make sure that the  Voice Chat  is  On  and the  Voice Chat Method is set to  Open Mic , and then test the headset again. You should be able to hear and be heard in the chat.

If you have re-enabled game chat, but you are still having issues with hearing or being heard in chat, please contact our support team for further assistance.

Turtle Beach Audio Hub – Update Firmware and Customize Controls

It is important to always run the most up-to-date firmware in order to enjoy the best audio experience.

The Turtle Beach Audio Hub will automatically check for the newest firmware, and install the newest version if one is available.

The  Turtle Beach Audio Hub is available for  Windows  and  Mac.

1. Connect your  Stealth 700 for PlayStation 4 to your  PC/Mac  using the included  USB Cable.
2. Connect your  Stealth 700 Wireless Transmitter  to a free  USB Port on your  PC/Mac.
3. Open the  Turtle Beach Audio Hub app.

At this point if your headset requires a new update you will be prompted to begin this process.

**Note:  This process may take a couple minutes. Do  not  disconnect your headset until the process is complete. **

Now you are able to adjust some of your  Stealth 700 for PlayStation 4  settings.

Mic Monitor – This setting controls how loud you hear yourself through the headset when you speak into the mic. This helps to avoid inadvertently yelling at other people/players.

Tones – This setting controls how loud the indication tones you hear in your headset play.  These are tones that play when toggling your EQ Presets, Superhuman Hearing, and when Powering On/Off. If this is set to the minimum you will not hear any indication tones.

Voice Prompts – This setting controls how loud the voice prompts that you hear in your headset play.  These prompts play when powering on the headset and using Bluetooth functions.

Noise Gate – This makes it easier to ensure your voice is coming through the mic, instead of background noise.

Audio Preset – Select a EQ Preset to enhance your listening experience.

1. Signature Sound –  Turtle Beach tuned Natural Sound; hear your media just as the creators intended.
2. Bass Boost –  Turn up the Bass; feel the deep sound effects in your games  and the punch of bass-heavy music tracks.
3. Bass and Treble Boost –  Turn everything up; increased lows and highs give you more of everything for a more powerful audio experience.
4. Vocal Boost –  Tune in to the vocals on music tracks and dialog in games and movies; make your characters and stories come alive.

DTS Headphone:X 7.1 Surround Sound Mode – Select a DTS Headphone:X mode that fits your need. (Game, Movie, Music, Stereo)

1. Game Mode – Place yourself in the middle of the action and hear your games just as the developers intended.
2. Movie Mode – Get the best seat in the house and experience your movies like never before.
3. Music Mode – Bring your music onto a personal stage for your own private concert experience.
4. DTS Headphone:X Off (Stereo Mode) – Down-mix all your Surround Channels into standard stereo playback.

Chat Boost – Turn this On to have Chat Audio automatically increase in volume when loud game sounds occur. A Turtle Beach feature that’s hard to live without!

The information screen displays some essential details that may be needed when troubleshooting an issue or talking with Customer Support.  The links lead to the Support section of the Turtle Beach website. (Which you are currently reading right now!)

Model| Firmware –
Headset| Firmware –
Transmitter| Date
| Notes
---|---|---|---|---
Stealth 700 for PS4/PS4 Pro| v1.3.8| v4.91.83| 6/11/2018| Improved Bluetooth volume control. Fix for incorrect battery level reporting on some phones

 Limited PC Compatibility

The  Stealth 700 for PlayStation 4 was designed for PlayStation 4 consoles only. We are unable to guarantee universal PC/Mac compatibility for the Stealth 700 for PS4/PS4 Pro.

For most PC and Mac computers, you’ll want to use the Basic Setup using a single USB connection.

For those PC and Mac computers equipped with an S/PDIF Optical Digital Audio Output, we have an Advanced Setup using an Optical connection in addition to the USB connection. For more information, see  “Advanced Setup – USB & Digital Optical Connection” below.

BASIC SETUP – USB CONNECTION ONLY

Requirements:

• Windows or Mac PC with:
  • 1 empty USB 2.0 port

Basic PC Setup & Windows Settings:

1. Connect the transmitter to a USB port on your PC.

2. For Mac:  Open System  Preferences >> Sound >> Input. Set the  Stealth 700 for PS4  as the  Default Device.  Then, in the  Output  tab, set the  Stealth 700  as the  Default Device. For Windows 10: Right-click the Speaker Icon in the Taskbar, and select “Open Sound Settings”. Select your Stealth 700 headset as the default  Input  and  Output  device.For Windows 7: Go to  Control Panel >> Hardware and Sound >> Sound (or right-click the speaker icon in the taskbar), go to the  Playback tab.

3. Right-click “ Speakers – Turtle Beach Stealth 700 ” and select “ Set as Default Device “.

4. Click on the  Recording Tab and select “ Microphone – Stealth 700 ” as the  Default Device.

5. Once the Default Devices have been selected, click ‘ OK ‘.

Your PC Sound Settings are now configured for Game Audio and Microphone use.

• In the Basic PC and Mac setup, the included Digital Optical Cable is NOT used. When this cable is not used the volume controls on the headset will control Master Volume & Mic Monitor Levels only.
• Please note that the chat volume settings will need to be configured within the chat software, as this Stealth 700 ‘basic’ setup does not provide separate adjustment of Chat and Game audio levels.

ADVANCED SETUP – USB & DIGITAL OPTICAL CONNECTION

If your PC or Mac has an Optical Digital Audio Output, you may choose to connect that to the Digital In on the Stealth 700 for PlayStation 4 transmitter via a Digital Optical Cable. This will allow you to independently control Game and Chat volume using the headset’s Volume Control dials.

For this type of setup, the PC or Mac’s Digital Out should be set as the Default Playback Device, while the USB connection should be set as the Default Communications Device.

• In  Windows , the optical connection will be identified as  Digital Out (Optical).
• In  Mac OS X , use the  Audio MIDI Setup utility to set up the  Optical Output.
• Set the system’s Optical Digital Audio Connection as the  Default Playback Device.  (See the screenshots below for an example.)
• Set the  Stealth 700 for PS4 USB Audio as the  Default Communications Device.

Please note that an  Optical Digital Audio Output (Toslink S/PDIF) is required for this type of Advanced Setup.

If, while using the Advanced Setup described here, you are having issues with clicks, pops, or stuttering audio from the game (Optical) audio connection, the Optical audio settings may not be configured correctly.

To check that the audio is configured properly, please try the following:

1. Right-click the  Speaker Icon in the  Taskbar , and select “ Playback   Devices ”.

2. Right-Click on the “ Digital   Output ” option for your installed Sound interface, and then select “ Properties ”. (In the example screenshot, this is “ Realtek   Digital   Output ”.)

3. In the  Properties   Window , click on the “ Advanced ” tab.

4. If the sample rate is set to 16 bit, 44100 Hz (CD Quality), then you are likely to hear clicks and stuttering in the headset. Set the sample rate to  16 bit, 48000 Hz (DVD Quality).

With the Sampling rate set to  16 bit, 48000 Hz (DVD Quality) , you should not have any issues with clicks, pops, or stuttering audio.

The Stealth 700 for PS4 USB Audio device is set by default to 16 bit, 48000 Hz (DVD Quality) format, which cannot be adjusted.

Headset Recovery (Headset Won’t Turn On/Not Detected By Audio Hub)

If your headset is experiencing any of the following symptoms, please try the instructions below:

• Headset will not power on
• When charging, the LED does not display correctly
• Audio Hub does not detect the headset

These instructions will force your headset to update with the  Turtle Beach Audio Hub to ensure that you are running the latest firmware.

If you have not already done so, download the  Turtle Beach Audio Hub  (for Windows or MacOS)

1. Start this process with the Headset powered  OFF.
2. Open the  Turtle Beach Audio Hub  (for Windows or MacOS).
3. Connect the  Transmitter  to a  free USB port  on the  computer.
4. Connect the  USB Charge Cable  to the  Headset’s USB Charge/Update   port.
5. (With the Headset powered OFF)   Hold down  the  Superhuman Hearing™  button  while connecting the USB Cable  into your computer.
6. The Audio Hub will prompt you to update the headset.
7. If the Audio Hub does not prompt you to update, please try steps 1-5 again.
8. This update process will take ~5 minutes to complete, during this process do  not  move the headset or jostle the USB Connection.

After completing this update process, plug your Transmitter back into the PlayStation 4, and try powering on your headset.  If your headset has powered on, but the LEDs on the Headset and Transmitter are blinking follow the pairing instructions available  here.

If you are unable to complete this process, or this process otherwise does not resolve this issue, please  contact our support team.

Nintendo Switch Setup

Please follow the instructions below to get your Stealth 700 for PS4/PS4 Pro headset set up for use with a Nintendo Switch console.

1. Power the headset on, and plug the USB transmitter into the console, while the console is docked.
2. Make sure the headset and transmitter are paired. The LEDs on the transmitter and the headset should be lit  solid. If the LED on the transmitter is blinking, you’ll need to  pair the headset and transmitter  again.
3. You should see the volume bar and the word “USB” appear on the screen, to confirm the transmitter has been connected.

Once you see those icons, you should be able to hear the game/chat audio. You may still need to configure the settings for the specific game you’re using the headset with.

Please Note: These settings will vary from game to game. In addition, there are a limited number of games that support in-chat capability.

You can find the instructions for configuring the settings for Fortnite below:

1. Make sure you are logged in to your profile. Once you are logged in, press the + button on the switch to bring up the Social menu. Scroll down to and then select the gear icon on the bottom of the left sidebar.

2. The sidebar will change in appearance from your friends list to a list of several different options. Select the “Settings” option, as shown below.

3. You will see several tabs on the top of the screen. Scroll to the Speaker tab – this is the Audio Settings tab. You can configure the Volume sliders to your liking. Then, scroll down to section labelled “Voice Chat”.

There will be two toggle settings:  Voice Chat  and  Voice Chat Method.

• Voice Chat  is  ON  by default. To be able to hear and be heard in chat, this setting needs to be  ON. If this setting is turned off, you will not be able to hear the chat audio, and you will not be able to be heard in chat.
• Voice Chat Method  is set to  PUSH-TO-TALK  by default. To be able to be heard in chat whenever you speak, this setting needs to be  OPEN MIC. If this setting is set to PUSH-TO-TALK, you will not be heard in chat unless you press a specific button when you speak into the mic.

Make sure that the  Voice Chat  is  On  and the  Voice Chat Method is set to  Open Mic. You should be able to hear and be heard in the chat.

 Balancing Game & Chat Audio (PS4 Slim)

If you’re using a  Stealth 700 for PS4/PS4 Pro  on a  PS4 Slim  using just the  USB Connection (no Optical Connection) , you can adjust the party chat volume level in the PS4 menu settings.

Party Chat:

1. Press and hold  the  PS Button  to bring up the  Quick Menu.  Then, navigate to  Party.  (You can customize the setup of this sidebar, so depending on the setup that you’re using, the location of the Party tab may vary.)

2. Select  Audio Adjust Mix.  This will decrease/increase  Party  Chat volume. This cannot be used to completely mute Game or Chat audio; however, it will adjust the Party/Non-Party audio balance to a degree.

Game Chat

Certain games have controls for their channel; others do not. For example, Overwatch allows for control of the Chat volume within its menus.

PS4 Feature Set (Original, Slim, Pro)

The PS4 Slim console released in September 2016 does not include the Digital Optical Output  that was present on the original PS4 (2013). This change was only implemented in the slimmer PS4 that’s replacing the original PS4. The 4K-capable  PS4 Pro Console still has a Digital Optical Output.

The absence of the Digital Optical Output on the new slimmer PS4 console means that for the Stealth 700 for PS4/PS4 Pro, you will NOT need to use the included Digital Optical Cable (as you would for the PS4 or PS4 Pro consoles).

Setup Options:

| STEALTH 700 FOR PS4/PS4 PRO
(WITHOUT OPTICAL) PS4 Slim| STEALTH 700 FOR PS4/PS4 PRO
(WITH OPTICAL)
PS4, PS4 Pro
---|---|---
Connection to Console|  – USB Transmitter Only| – USB Transmitter with Digital Optical Cable
Volume Controls| – Master Volume

– Mic Monitor Volume

| – Game Volume

– Chat Volume

Mic Monitor Volume Dial|  – Yes| – No
Independent Game/Chat Volume Control|  – No| – Yes
Superhuman Hearing™|  – Yes; Press Superhuman Hearing™ Button to engage/disengage| – Yes; Press Superhuman Hearing™ Button to engage/disengage
EQ Presets & Surround Sound| – EQ Presets: Cycle through/Select EQ Presets via the Turtle Beach Audio Hub

– Virtual Surround Sound: Cycle through/Select Surround Modes via the Turtle Beach Audio Hub

| – EQ Presets: Cycle through/Select EQ Presets via the Turtle Beach Audio Hub

– Surround Sound: Cycle through/Select Surround Modes via the Turtle Beach Audio Hub

Active Noise Cancelling|  – Yes; Quick Press Power Button to engage/disengage| – Yes; Quick Press Power Button to engage/disengage
Bluetooth|  – Yes; Press Bluetooth Multi-Function Button for various Bluetooth controls| – Yes; Press Bluetooth Multi-Function Button for various Bluetooth controls
VR/Mobile Headphone Port|  – Yes; Mobile Cable sold separately| – Yes; Mobile Cable sold separately

When the Optical cable isn’t plugged in (PS4 Slim):

• Game Volume Control becomes the  Master Volume Control  (adjusts both game and chat volume).
• Chat Volume Control becomes a variable  Mic Monitor Volume Control  (adjusts the volume you can hear your own voice).

PS4 Slim Alternative Setup:

If your television or receiver has an Optical Digital (S/PDIF) Output and supports Dolby Digital, you can connect the optical cable from the transmitter to your TV/Receiver for game audio. An optical output is often labeled ‘S/PDIF’, ‘Digital Out’, or ‘Optical’. You may need to go into your TV’s Sound Settings to enable the optical output and/or select ‘Dolby Digital’ if such an option is available.

How To Tell if Your TV Has an Optical Output:

First, we recommend consulting the TV/receiver manual for a list of features and settings configurations.

Optical outputs are illuminated by a red light and typically covered by a rubber ‘flap’. The image below shows an uncovered optical output.

If your TV is placed farther away from the PS4, you may need a longer mini Toslink optical cable. More information  here.

PS4 Console (2013 vs 2016)

The following images show the ports on both versions of the PS4:

Back of PS4 Pro

TVs With Optical Out

**PLEASE NOTE:  Not all TVs have Digital Optical Outputs. The following information applies  only  to TVs/potential setups that meet the requirements mentioned in the article. We are unable to guarantee universal TV/PS4 Slim compatibility using the following info, as every TV has a slightly different setup/specifications that may affect this. **

The PS4 Slim console released in September 2016 does not include the Digital Optical Output  that was present on the original PS4 (2013). The PS4 Slim console is similar to the previous Original PS4 console, but the absence of the Digital Optical Output will mean that some headsets will perform differently. The USB-only connection to ???a PS4 ‘slim’ will not provide independent controls for Chat and Game audio levels. However, if your TV has an optical digital audio output, you can use that for the Game sound feed. Doing so will give you the benefits of independent Chat and Game audio level controls plus Dolby Digital surround decoding.?

The optical cable that comes with your Stealth 700 for PS4 is usually too short to reach from the front of your PS4 Slim to the back of your TV.

Using that bundle with your PS4 Slim and your TV’s optical digital output, you’ll get the full benefit of all the features your Stealth 700 for PS4 has to offer, plus be able to use your headset and its DTS Headphone:X surround processing for cable or satellite TV, DVD or Bluray movie discs, streaming video services from your media server, PC/Mac, iOS or Android portable device, or whatever program material your TV is capable of playing.

If your television has an optical output on its rear panel, and you want to use that to connect to your TB transmitter’s DIGITAL IN, you may need to go into your TV’s settings to enable the optical output and set it to transmit Bitstream or Dolby Digital audio (instead of stereo Linear PCM).

Using the Stealth 700 for PS4 with the HD Audio Converter:

If your TV does not have an optical digital audio output available, you can add one to your setup using the HD Audio Converter. Setting it up is straightforward.

1. Connect the HDMI Out from your PS4 ‘slim’ to the HDMI IN on the HD Audio Converter.
2. Connect the HDMI OUT from the HD Audio Converter to an HDMI Input on your TV.
3. Connect the Optical Out on the HD Audio Converter to the DIGITAL IN on the Stealth 700 for PS4 transmitter.
4. Set the MODE switch on the HD Audio Converter to GAME.
5. Note that the HD Audio Converter is 1080p video compatible, but it cannot pass 4K, 3D or HDR video formats.

Mobile/VR Mode

The Stealth 700 for Ps4/PS4 Pro features a 3.5mm headset jack, which can be used with the Mobile Cable (Mobile Cable not included with headset, available here ). This connection is meant for use with Mobile Devices or VR systems.

__Connect your headset directly to your chosen device and the Wireless Connection to the Transmitter will shut down to conserve battery life.  In this mode Bluetooth will still be available so that you are able to listen to music or take phone calls during your VR experience.

When in this mode the volume controls on the headset will now control your VR Audio Volume Level and Mic Monitor Level.

PS5 Compatibility And Setup

We anticipate our PS4 headsets will be compatible with the new PS5 console.

To set up your wireless headset for use with a PS5 console, please do the following.

1. Plug the transmitter for your headset into a free USB port on the console, and then power the headset on.

*Make sure that the headset and transmitter are fully paired (LEDs on both are solid). To pair the headset:

• Plug the transmitter into a free USB port on the console. Then, use a paperclip (or something similar) press and hold the transmitter’s Pairing button, until the LED on the transmitter starts to flash rapidly.
• Then, press and hold the Power button on the headset, until the LED on the headset also starts to flash rapidly.
• Within a few seconds, the LEDs on both headset and transmitter will turn solid, indicating the headset and transmitter have paired successfully.

2. Go to  Settings >> Sound >> Audio Output >> Output Device

• *       * Select  **Stealth 700**  for  **Output Device**

  • Set  Output to Headphones  to  All Audio
  • Set  Volume Control (headphones)  level to  Maximum

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3. Adjust your microphone levels by going to Settings >> Sound >> Microphone

Adjust Mic Level >> Microphone Level

*As desired, you can enable the 3D Audio function to enhance the audio through your headset. Then, go to Adjust 3D Audio Profile  to select the best profile option for your game.

Please Note: The PS5 does not have a S/PDIF Optical Out. To use the Stealth 700 for PS4/PS4 Pro with all of its features on a PS5 console, an alternate setup is needed — similar to the one  used with a PS4 Slim console.

Chat Volume Control Adjusts All Volume

The following applies to the Stealth 700 for PS4/PS4 Pro, when used with the original PS4/PS4 Pro consoles. (For more information about using this headset on a PS4 Slim console, please click  here.)

If you find that the “bottom” (Chat) Volume Control on your Stealth 700 for PS4/PS4 Pro headset adjusts  all volume (both Game and Chat audio), and that the “top” (Game) Volume Control doesn’t work, then the PS4 settings may not be configured correctly.

To ensure the proper setup, please check the following:

1. Go to  Settings >> Sound and  Screen >> Audio Output Settings >> Primary Output Port >> Digital Out (Optical).
2. Select  Dolby Digital 5.1ch  ONLY. (Do  not  select DTS 5.1ch.)
3. Go to  Settings >> Sound and Screen >> Audio Output Settings >> Audio Format (Priority).
4. Select  Bitstream (Dolby).
5. Go to  Settings >> Devices >> Audio Devices.
   • Select  USB Headset (Stealth 700 Chat)  for  Input  &  Output Devices.
   • Set  Volume Control (Headphones)  to the maximum level.
   • Set  Output to Headphones  to  Chat Audio  <——-  IMPORTANT

You should now be able to hear Game audio through the headset, and adjust game volume independently with the headset’s Game Volume Control.

If the volume controls still aren’t working correctly, please  contact our Support Team  for more assistance.

Q. Why does game audio still play through my TV when the Stealth 700 for PS4/PS4 Pro is connected?

A.  The PS4 allows audio output via Optical and HDMI simultaneously. It cannot be disabled, so you can mute your TV to prevent this from happening. Please note that this does not apply to audio via USB. If you select All’ for ‘Output to Headphones’, the PS4 will begin to send all audio via the USB port and audio will stop playing through your TV. However, this will cause the Chat Volume Control on the Stealth 700 for PS4/PS4 Pro headset to adjust all volume, so it is not recommended.

Mobile App Tutorial

The  Stealth 700 for PlayStation 4  has a variety of features that can be controlled through the Android and iOS Audio Hub Apps available  here.

After picking up the apps from your phone’s app store, you’ll want to Bluetooth pair your headset to your phone.  This Bluetooth connection is separate from your wireless connection to your PS4 Transmitter. With a Bluetooth connection, you can take phone calls or listening to music while you’re gaming.

Bluetooth pairing instructions can be found  here .

Once you’re paired to your headset open the  Turtle Beach Audio Hub  App.

(As your headset is being detected, you may see a notification that your headset has a firmware update available.  If this is the case, go to the  Turtle Beach Audio   Hub, so that you can update your headset with the Windows or macOS Audio Hubs.)

The first screen you see will be focused on different aspects of controls that can be customized.

Superhuman Hearing™ – This feature allows you to pinpoint quiet audio cues, like enemy footsteps and weapon reloads.

Chat Boost – Turn this On to have Chat Audio automatically increase in volume when loud game sounds occur. A Turtle Beach feature that’s hard to live without!

Active Noise Cancellation – Block out the extra noise with Active Noise Cancellation.  When this feature is activated Mic Monitor is muted.

DTS Headphone:X 7.1 Surround Sound Mode – Select a DTS Headphone:X room mode that fits your need. (Game, Movie, Music, Stereo)

1. Game Mode – Place yourself in the middle of the action and hear your games just as the developers intended
2. Movie Mode – Get the best seat in the house and experience your movies like never before
3. Music Mode – Bring your music onto a personal stage for your own private concert experience
4. DTS Headphone:X Off (Stereo Mode) – Down-mix all your Surround Channels into standard stereo playback

Audio Preset –  Select an EQ Preset to enhance your listening experience. (For more information about EQ Presets, click  here.)

Device Settings

Voice Prompt – Control the level the indication prompts play in your headset. Remember if you set this to zero you will not hear any prompts!  You may be directed to this particular line by a customer service rep if you contact us about it. (Hello!)

Tones – Control the level the indication tones play in your headset. Same as above, the minimum value will mute your tones, so be careful

Do Not Disturb (Android Only) –  If your phone supports this feature this will turn on/off its Do Not Disturb function.  This will prevent your phone from ringing/vibrating when receiving calls/texts when you’re trying to take a game seriously.

Device Info/Support Screens

These screens displays some essential details that may be needed when troubleshooting an issue or talking with Customer Support.  The links lead to the Support section of the Turtle Beach website. (Which you are currently reading right now!)

Superhuman Hearing™

This screen provides an easy to press button to turn Superhuman Hearing™ on/off with a simple tap

Headset Controls and Audio Features

The Stealth 700 for PlayStation 4 headset comes with multiple features. In this article, you’ll find some information about those features, as well as about the headset’s buttons and controls.

Mic Mute: The mic is adjustable; to mute the mic, flip it back. You will hear a tone (high low), and the mic will be muted. When the mic is muted, Mic Monitoring is disabled. To unmute the mic, flip the mic forwards. You will hear a tone (low high), and the mic will be ready to use. For more information about the mic, click here.

• Mic Monitoring: A feature that lets you hear yourself through the headset when you speak into the mic. This helps to keep you from yelling into your microphone at other players quite as much. This does not affect how other people hear you.

Superhuman Hearing™ Button: Use Superhuman Hearing™ Mode to pinpoint quiet audio cues, like enemy footsteps and weapon reloads.

Bluetooth Multi-Function Button:  For use in pairing Bluetooth, as well as the various Bluetooth audio and phone controls, as shown in the chart below.

BLUETOOTH FUNCTIONS

Play/Pause
Skip Forward
Fast Forward
Skip Back
Rewind| Press Once
Press Twice Quickly
Press Twice Quickly and Hold
Press Three Times Quickly
Press Three Times Quickly and Hold
Answer Call
End Call
Reject Incoming Call| Press Once
Press Once
Press and Hold
Activate Voice Recognition (If Available)| Press and Hold When Not In a Call

For more information about using Bluetooth with your Stealth 700 for Xbox One headset, click  here.

Volume Controls: The Stealth 700 for PS4 uses intelligent volume controls to change as needed by your particular setup.  These volume will control either Independent Game & Chat Volume OR Master Volume & Mic Monitor depending on your type of PS4.  For more information click here.

Power Button: Press and Hold the Power Button to power on/off the headset, or Press the Power Button to engage/disengage Active Noise Cancellation.

• Active Noise Cancellation: Turtle Beach headsets with Active Noise Cancellation (like the Stealth 700 for PS4) are designed to keep you present and fully immersed in your games. With the press of a button, our advanced noise-cancelling technology actively listens for external sounds, and then cancels them out so you stay focused on the task at hand. Enjoy hearing pure game and chat audio, and nothing else.

*VR/Mobile Headphone Port:  For use with a VR/Mobile Cable (sold separately). For more information about using your Stealth 700 for PS4 with VR or with a Mobile Device, click [ here**](https://support.turtlebeach.com/s/article/115000332034-Stealth-700 -for-PS4-PS4-Pro-Mobile-VR- Mode?language=en_US).

USB Charge & Update Port: For use with charging the headset, as well as updating the headset/transmitter using the  Turtle Beach Audio Hub .  For more information about charging the headset click  here .  For more information about updating the headset/transmitter, click  here.

Parts and Accessories

Note: Parts in italics are not sold separately. Availability of replacement parts are subject to change at any time.

Stealth 700 for PS4/PS4 Pro Package Contents

• Stealth 700 for PS4/PS4 Pro Headset

• Stealth 700 Wireless Transmitter

• Digital Optical Cable

• USB Charging Cable

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