Owner`s manual

3
Charging(battery(
To charge the battery, attach the micro-USB cable to the USB port in the battery. You
can use any powered USB port to recharge, but use of the recharger provided with the
package is recommended. If you are using the recharger provided with the package, the
LED light on the top of recharger will be red when the battery is charging; it will turn
green when fully charged.
NOTE: After recharging the battery, make sure to put the protective cap back on the
battery USB port. This is vital to make sure that snow or condensation does not enter the
battery compartment.
Detaching(and(attaching(Smart(Mic((
Detach the Smart Mic by rotating the connection cord lock ring counter-clockwise and
pulling the connection cord out of the socket. Rotate the lock ring only; do not rotate the
cord housing above the lock ring. When attaching the Smart Mic, make sure the notch
and groove in the plug and socket are aligned. Lock the Smart Mic to the radio base unit
by turning the lock ring clockwise. When the base unit and Smart Mic are separated, use
the rubber cap to protect the open socket.
Attaching(to(backpack(
To attach to a backpack, fasten the alligator clip on the back of the Smart Mic to your
shoulder or sternum strap. Then place the radio base unit inside your backpack or clip it
to your waist belt. If your backpack has a hydration sleeve built into the shoulder strap, it
may be possible to run the cable through the sleeve. First detach the Smart Mic from the
radio base unit as described above. Then run the Smart Mic connection cord through the
hydration sleeve until it reaches the inside of the pack. Reattach the cord to the socket in
the base unit.
If you are using a Stash 20, Stash 30, or Stash 40 backpack, then your base unit should fit
snugly in the fleece-lined radio pocket inside your Stash pack, with the antenna
protruding. Detach and reattach the Smart Mic connection cord as described above.