Instruction Manual

GENERAL INFO

The Interceptor CND-SGHS8A is a corded gaming headset for personal use. The

headset provides high sound quality in video games, audio and video playback. The

built-in microphone and comfortable ear cushions allow you to comfortably

communicate during the longest gaming battles.

SPECIFICATIONS

Key benefits: Volume control on the headset, headband with automatic

adjustment, soft cushions, RGB backlight, long cable, adapter included

Device type: wired monitor headphones with microphone

Specifications: closed acoustic design; fastening headband; RGB backlight;

5 V, 100 mA (DC); cable length: 2 m ± 10 %; operating conditions: from

0 to 40 °C, humidity max. 70 % (no condensation); storage conditions: from

−20 to 60 °C, humidity max. 70 % (no condensation)

Cushion material: synthetic leather (black)

Speakers: 50 mm, 100 dB ± 3 dB, 20–20000 Hz, 32 Ω, volume control: on the

headset

Microphone: non-removable, on a flexible holder, −38 dB ± 3 dB, 2.2 Ω,

100–10000 Hz, omnidirectional

Connection: 2 × 3.5 mm (mini-jack), USB Type-A for backlight

Moisture protection: no

Package contents: CND-SGHS8A, adapter from 2 × 3.5 mm to 1 × 3.5 mm, quick

start guide

DEVICE APPEARANCE (Figure a)

1 Headband 5 Microphone on a flexible holder

2 Cushions

6 Plug to connect the microphone

Plug to connect the speakers

Plug for backlight

3 Cable 7 Adapter from 2 × 3.5 mm to 1 × 3.5 mm

4 RGB backlight 8 Volume control

CONNECTION

Connect the headset plugs to the corresponding jacks on the signal source (see

figure c, diagram 1). To connect to the audio combo jack, use the adapter provided

(see figure c, diagram 2).

Note. The first time you connect the headset to your computer, the drivers are

automatically installed. Wait until the drivers are fully installed.

Set the volume to the minimum level. This will help to avoid hearing damage due to

sudden exposure to sound at maximum volume. The volume control is located on

the back of the left earpiece (see figure a). Turn the control down (clockwise) to

increase the volume, up (counterclockwise) to decrease the volume. Make sure that

the microphone works. To do so, make a voice call or start a sound recording app.

If the microphone does not work, see "Troubleshooting".