Turtle Beach Ear Force Stealth 500P Wireless Gaming Headset Instruction Manual

Kupu Whakataki

This manual provides detailed instructions for setting up, operating, and maintaining your Turtle Beach Ear Force Stealth 500P Wireless Gaming Headset. Designed for an immersive audio experience, this headset is compatible with PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and mobile devices.

Image: Turtle Beach Ear Force Stealth 500P Wireless Gaming Headset.

Ihirangi mokete

Me mohio kei roto katoa nga mea kei roto i to kete:

• Turtle Beach Ear Force Stealth 500P Headset
• Kaituku Ahokore
• Removable Omni-Directional Microphone
• Mobile Cable (3.5mm)
• Tauira Whakatau USB
• Waea Optical

Nga waahanga hua

• 7.1 DTS Headphone:X Surround Sound: Delivers a 360-degree sound stage with spatial accuracy (available on PS4 Pro and PS4 consoles with optical jack).
• 15-Hora Pūhiko Ka taea te utu: Extended gaming sessions without interruption.
• Aroturuki Mic: Hear your own voice in the headset to avoid shouting.
• Independent Game and Chat Volume Controls: Adjust audio levels separately.
• DTS Surround Sound Modes & EQ Presets: Whakaritea tō wheako oro.
• Hototahi Pukoro: Use with mobile/tablet devices via 3.5mm cable.

Aratohu Tatūnga

Follow these steps to connect your Ear Force Stealth 500P headset to your gaming console or mobile device.

Image: Turtle Beach Stealth 500P headset and wireless transmitter.

Connecting to PlayStation 4 (PS4 Pro or PS4 with Optical Port)

1. Honoa te Kaituku Ahokore to an available USB port on your PS4.
2. Honoa te Waea Optical from the PS4's Optical OUT port to the Optical IN port on the Wireless Transmitter.
3. Power on your headset by holding the Power button. The headset and transmitter should automatically pair.
4. I runga i tō PS4, whakatere ki Settings > Sound and Screen > Audio Output Settings.
5. Tautuhi Tauranga Putanga Paraimere ki Hiko Mamati (Karu) ka kowhiri Dolby Mamati.
6. Tautuhi Hōpututanga Ororongo (Matua) ki awaawa (Dolby).
7. Haere ki Tautuhinga> Pūrere> Pūrere Ororongo.
8. Tautuhi Pūrere Whakauru a Pūrere Huaputa ki USB Headset (Turtle Beach Stealth 500P).
9. Whakaritea Mana Rōrahi (Pūrongo) ki te mōrahi.
10. Tautuhi Putanga ki nga Waeaoro ki Ororongo Korero or Katoa Ororongo as preferred.

Connecting to PlayStation 4 (PS4 without Optical Port / PS4 Slim)

For PS4 models without an optical port, you will need to connect the optical cable from your TV's optical OUT port to the Wireless Transmitter. Ensure your TV is set to output Dolby Digital audio.

1. Honoa te Kaituku Ahokore to an available USB port on your PS4.
2. Honoa te Waea Optical from your TV's Optical OUT port to the Optical IN port on the Wireless Transmitter.
3. Power on your headset by holding the Power button.
4. I runga i tō PS4, whakatere ki Tautuhinga> Pūrere> Pūrere Ororongo.
5. Tautuhi Pūrere Whakauru a Pūrere Huaputa ki USB Headset (Turtle Beach Stealth 500P).
6. Whakaritea Mana Rōrahi (Pūrongo) ki te mōrahi.
7. Tautuhi Putanga ki nga Waeaoro ki Ororongo Korero or Katoa Ororongo as preferred.

Te hono atu ki te PlayStation 3 (PS3)

1. Honoa te Kaituku Ahokore to an available USB port on your PS3.
2. Honoa te Waea Optical from the PS3's Optical OUT port to the Optical IN port on the Wireless Transmitter.
3. Power on your headset by holding the Power button.
4. I runga i tō PS3, whakatere ki Settings > Accessory Settings > Audio Device Settings.
5. Tautuhi Pūrere Whakauru a Pūrere Huaputa ki USB Headset (Turtle Beach Stealth 500P).
6. Haere ki Settings > Sound Settings > Audio Output Settings.
7. Tīpakohia Mamati Optical me te whakarite Dolby Digital 5.1 Ch. kua tohua.

Connecting to Mobile/Tablet Devices

Use the included 3.5mm Mobile Cable to connect your headset directly to your mobile or tablet device's headphone jack.

Te whakahaere i te Pane

Familiarize yourself with the controls on your Stealth 500P headset for optimal use.

Image: Close-up of the ear cup showing volume and chat controls.

Nga Mana Whakahaereview

• Pātene Hiko: Pēhi me te pupuri kia whakakā/whakaweto.
• Waea Pūoro Kēmu: Ka whakarerekē i te oro whānui o te kēmu.
• Waea Pūoro Kōrerorero: Ka whakarerekē takitahi i te oro oro kōrerorero.
• Patene Wahangu Mic: Pēhia hei whakangū/whakakore i te hopuoro.
• EQ/DTS Mode Button: Cycles through different audio presets and DTS Surround Sound modes.
• Waea Aroturuki Hopuoro: Adjusts the level of your own voice heard in the headset.

Tuhipoka: Ensure both Game Volume and Chat Volume dials are turned up to hear audio. Some users have reported that both dials need to be active for any sound output.

Te tiaki

To ensure the longevity and performance of your headset:

• Clean the ear cushions and headband regularly with a soft, damp kakahu.
• Avoid exposing the headset to extreme temperatures or direct sunlight.
• Rokirokihia te pane whakarongo ki tētahi wāhi haumaru hei ārai i te kino ā-tinana.
• Charge the headset fully before extended storage to maintain battery health.

Raparongoā

Mena ka raru koe ki to pane, tirohia nga rongoa e whai ake nei:

No Audio / Low Audio

• Me mohio kei te hiko te pane me te whakakii katoa.
• Verify that the Wireless Transmitter is securely connected to the console's USB and Optical ports.
• Check console audio settings as described in the Setup Guide.
• Ensure both the Game Volume and Chat Volume dials on the headset are turned up.
• Confirm that the optical cable is not damaged and is correctly seated.

Ko te hopuoro kaore i te mahi

• Me whakarite kia mau te whakaurunga o te hopuoro ki roto i te pane whakarongo.
• Check that the Mic Mute button is not active (unmuted).
• Verify console audio device settings for microphone input.
• Adjust the Mic Monitoring dial to ensure you can hear your own voice.

Headset Not Pairing / Disconnecting

• Power cycle both the headset and the console.
• To re-pair the transmitter and headset, locate the small pinhole button on the side of the wireless transmitter. Use a paperclip or similar thin object to press and hold this button until the LED flashes rapidly. Then, power on your headset and hold its Power button until it pairs.
• Me whakarite karekau etahi atu taputapu ahokore e pokanoa.

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