EarHugger EH-TM-T-1025

EarHugger Throat Mic Headset User Manual

Model: EH-TM-T-1025 | Brand: EarHugger

Introduction

This user manual provides comprehensive instructions for the proper setup, operation, and maintenance of your EarHugger Throat Mic Headset with Acoustic Tube Earpiece. Designed for clear communication in challenging environments, this headset converts larynx vibrations into audible transmissions, making it ideal for use with protective equipment and in noisy conditions. Please read this manual thoroughly before using the product to ensure optimal performance and longevity.

What's in the Box

  • Throat Mic Headset (integrated microphone and earpiece)
  • Radio Connector
  • Push to Talk (PTT) button
  • Earbud (interchangeable eartip)
Components of the Throat Mic Headset laid out: throat mic, acoustic tube earpiece, PTT button, and radio connector.

Figure 1: All components included with the Throat Mic Headset.

Parts Diagram

Detailed diagram of the Throat Mic Headset components with numbered callouts.

Figure 2: Exploded view of the Throat Mic Headset components.

  1. Radio Connector
  2. Cable to Radio
  3. Push-to-Talk (PTT) Button
  4. PTT Cable
  5. Clothing Clip (on PTT)
  6. Throat Mic Transducer (Left)
  7. Adjustable Neck Grip
  8. Neck Grip Padding
  9. Throat Mic Transducer (Right)
  10. Acoustic Tube Earpiece Cable
  11. Acoustic Tube
  12. Earbud

Setup Instructions

  1. Connect to Radio: Locate the radio connector on your headset cable. Align it with the corresponding port on your Tait TP9300, TP9400, TP9500, or TP9600 radio and firmly insert until it clicks into place.
    Close-up of the radio connector for the headset, showing the pins.

    Figure 3: Radio connector for Tait radios.

  2. Position the Throat Mic: Place the throat microphone around your neck, ensuring the two transducers rest firmly against your throat, just above the Adam's apple. Adjust the neck grip for a snug, comfortable fit. The adjustable neck grip expands and contracts to fit most neck sizes.
    Person wearing the throat mic headset, showing the throat mic positioned on the neck and the acoustic tube earpiece in the ear.

    Figure 4: Proper placement of the throat microphone.

  3. Insert Earpiece: Gently insert the acoustic tube earpiece into your ear. The earpiece is reversible, allowing it to be worn in either ear for comfort and discretion. Ensure the earbud is securely attached to the acoustic tube.
    Close-up of the acoustic tube earpiece with a clear earbud.

    Figure 5: Acoustic tube earpiece.

  4. Secure PTT Button: Clip the Push-to-Talk (PTT) button to your clothing in an easily accessible location, such as a lapel or collar.
Diagram showing a person wearing the throat mic headset with the PTT button clipped to their clothing.

Figure 6: Overall headset setup and cable routing.

Operating Instructions

Transmitting

To transmit, press and hold the Push-to-Talk (PTT) button. Speak clearly at a normal volume. The throat microphone will pick up vibrations from your larynx, converting them into clear audio for transmission. Release the PTT button when you have finished speaking.

Receiving

Audio from your radio will be delivered privately through the acoustic tube earpiece. Ensure the earpiece is properly seated in your ear for optimal sound clarity.

Volume Adjustment

Adjust the volume directly on your connected Tait radio. The headset does not feature independent volume controls.

Care and Maintenance

  • Cleaning: Wipe the throat microphone and earpiece with a damp cloth. For the acoustic tube, you may detach the earbud and clean the tube with a mild disinfectant solution. Ensure all components are dry before reassembly and storage.
  • Storage: Store the headset in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Avoid tangling the cables.
  • Water Resistance: The headset is rated IP-56, meaning it is protected against dust and strong jets of water. While it is waterproof against rain, sweat, and incidental water contact, it is not designed for submersion.

Troubleshooting

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
No audio from earpiece.Radio volume too low; Earpiece not properly inserted; Loose connection to radio.Increase radio volume; Re-insert earpiece firmly; Check radio connector for secure fit.
Transmissions are unclear or distorted.Throat mic not positioned correctly; Loose connection; Speaking too softly/loudly.Ensure throat mic transducers are firmly against your throat; Check radio connector; Speak at a normal, consistent volume.
PTT button not activating transmission.Loose connection to radio; Faulty PTT button.Ensure radio connector is fully inserted; Contact customer support if issue persists.

Specifications

FeatureDetail
Model NameThroat Mic Headset
Model NumberEH-TM-T-1025
Connectivity TechnologyWired
Compatible DevicesTait TP9300, TP9400, TP9500, TP9600, TP9700, TP9800, TP9900 radios; Tait TP7100, TP8100 radios; Tait TP3300, TP3350 radios; Tait TP9000 portable radios
Water Resistance LevelWaterproof (IP-56 rated)
Item Weight3.2 ounces (0.2 Pounds)
Cable FeatureRetractable
Earpiece TypeAcoustic Tube with interchangeable eartips
Microphone TypeUltra-sensitive induction mic (throat mic)
CertificationsIS compliant, CE and RoHS Certified

Warranty Information

The EarHugger Throat Mic Headset is covered by a one-year, no-hassle warranty from the date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. For warranty claims or service, please retain your proof of purchase and contact EarHugger customer support.

Customer Support

For technical assistance, troubleshooting, or warranty inquiries, please visit the official EarHugger store or contact our customer support team.

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