Kensington USB Mono Headset with Mic and Volume Control Instructions Manual

Kensington USB Mono Headset with Mic and Volume Control

Specifications

• BRAND: Kensington
• COLOR: Black
• CONNECTIVITY TECHNOLOGY : Wired
• MODEL NAME: Mono Headset
• FORM FACTOR: On Ear
• DRIVER: 27mm
• UTPUT RANGE: 94db
• USB-A CORD: 6-foot
• COMPATIBILITY: Windows, Mac, and Chromebook devices
• PRODUCT DIMENSIONS: 15.16 x 13.39 x 8.15 inches
• ITEM WEIGHT: 2.46 ounces

Introduction

The USB Mono Headset with Mic and Volume Control provides excellent sound in a cozy, reliable, and USB-A plug-and-play design. Features include a strong 6-foot USB-A cable to withstand heavy use; compatibility with Windows, Mac, and Chromebooks; a powerful 27mm driver that enables deep bass and a wide dynamic range; 94 decibel limit for safe listening; an adjustable headband that fits heads of all sizes; a plush, replaceable, sealed earpad for all-day comfort; an inline omnidirectional noise-canceling microphone with volume control for simple one-handed operation; and a one-year warranty

HOW TO USE ON PC

Select the USB microphone to be the computer’s input audio device by opening the audio input/output window on the computer. If you want headphone monitoring from the microphone, open the computer’s audio input/output and choose the USB microphone to be the computer’s out audio device.

HOW TO CONNECT TO COMPUTER

Locate an open USB port on your computer if your headset has a USB connector. Connect the USB connector for the headset to the USB port. Your computer should detect and set up the headset for use, and when it’s prepared, it might show a notice message in the lower-right corner.

HOW TO CONNECT TO LAPTOP

• Connect your headset to the USB 3.0 connection on your computer. Connect the USB cord to the USB 3.0 port on your computer.
• Connect your headset to the HDMI out connection on your computer. Find the HDMI out port on your computer, and then connect the HDMI cable that came with the headset.
• Connect your headset’s headphones.

HOW TO GET SOUND OUT OF USB HEADSET

• Click the Settings symbol, which resembles a cross between a wrench and a screwdriver, from the System menu (upper right of the screen), and then select Sound.
• Pick the USB headset from the output tab.
• Additionally, you can choose the USB headset in the Input tab if it supports a microphone.

HOW TO TEST USB HEADSET

• Select the Sound icon from your taskbar by going there.
• Choose your USB headset from the drop-down option.
• You must test it after making sure that your sound output device is set to your USB headset.
• From the list of options, select Open Sound Settings.
• Click the Sound Control Panel link in the right pane.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why won’t my USB headset work?

Try the following if you are having trouble utilizing your USB headset: Reboot the computer after unplugging the headset from the USB port. Instead of simply restarting, shut down your computer completely before turning it back on. This will assist free the memory in your USB ports.

Why won’t my headset microphone work?

Make sure your device’s mute button is not active. Verify that your computer and microphone are properly connected by checking your headset or microphone. Make sure the default recording device on your computer is set to your microphone or headset.

Do mono headphones work well?

Overall, there is no clear superiority between mono and stereo audio. Each sort of audio has a use. And if you know how and when to utilize them, both have qualities that can enhance your listening experience and recordings.

Why won’t my USB microphone function on my PC?

Check to see if your PC’s Device Manager or Settings software has microphone access enabled, that the mic is not deactivated, that it is configured as the default input device, and that Exclusive Mode is not enabled in the microphone’s properties. Change your USB cable. Try a different USB cable if the USB cord is removable from the microphone.

Do USB microphones require sound cards?

Since a USB microphone has an internal Analog-to-USB converter, the sound card is unnecessary for mic functionality. Forget the sound card if you’re intending to utilize a USB microphone; just put it into a standard USB port.

Why won’t my headset function on a PC?

If your headset isn’t functioning, there can be a driver issue. Remove the drivers for the connected headset from Device Manager. To force Windows to reinstall them, restart the computer and attach the headset once more. It’s the time-tested “turn it off and on again” method, but it still works.

Are drivers required for USB headsets?

If your headphones were USB-connected, they might not need drivers because there is a standard that manufacturers can adhere to so their products don’t require extra drivers.

Why can I talk but not hear with my headset?

You can select your controller and change your audio settings if you have a headset connected to the 3.5-mm connector by going to Settings, selecting Devices & accessories, and then selecting your headset. To rule out a hardware issue, try a different controller or headset.

Mono or stereo, which is louder?

Mono is not louder than stereo. Stereo, on the other hand, may appear louder because it simulates width and distance by sending two distinct channels to the speakers. However, if you compare them on speakers with same volume settings, they ought to be at a level of equal decibels (dB).

My computer won’t recognize my microphone; what should I do?

To set the microphone as the default device, right-click the microphone icon in the System Tray at the right end of the task bar, open Sound Settings, and then choose Your Input Devices. To set it up, enter “microphone” in Start Search, select Set up Microphone, scroll down to Microphone, and then click Get started.

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