How To Set Up Hyperx Cloud 2 Headset

HyperX Cloud Two Headset

Introduction

Optimized for pro-gaming, HyperX Cloud 2 Headset (KHX-HSCP-xx) is a high-quality communicating device that delivers superior sound, style and comfort. It uses an adaptable, soft-padded leatherette headband and features a airtight-cup design for enhanced bass reproduction and minimal sound leakage. The HyperX Cloud II headset is HiFi capable and delivers a durable design for the most rugged gaming environments and is uniform with tablets and smartphones for mobile use.

What's Included:

1 HyperX Cloud II Headset
ane Detachable Microphone (attached to headset)
one spare set of velour ear cushions
1 USB control box
1 Airplane headphone adapter
1 Mesh bag

Features:

Hi-fi capable 53mm drivers for supreme audio quality
fifteen-25 KHz frequency response (earphones)
Detachable microphone (quick and easy to plug/unplug for music-only purposes)
Solid aluminum construction for durability and stability
Super-soft padded leatherette headband and leatherette padding on cups
Airtight cup blueprint for enhanced bass-reproduction and sound leakage

Technical Specifications:

Headset

Transducer type: Dynamic 53mm with Neodynium Magnets
Operating principle: Closed
Frequency response: 15Hz-25KHz (earphones)
Nominal impedance: sixty ohm per organization
Nominal SPL: 98+/-3dB
T.H.D: < ii%
Ability handling capacity: 150mW
Sound coupling to the ear: Circumaural
Ambient noise attenuation: approx.xx dBA
Headband pressure: 5 North
Weight with microphone and cable: 320g
Cable length and blazon: 1m + 2m extension
Connectedness: Mini stereo jack plug (3.5MM)

Microphone

Microphone Transducer type: Condenser (back electret)
Operating principle: Force per unit area gradient
Polar Design: Cardioid
Power supply: AB powering
Supply voltage: 2V
Current consumption: Max 0.5 mA
Nominal impedance: ≤two.ii g ohm +/- 30%
Open circuit voltage at f = 1 kHz 20 mV / Pa
Frequency response: l – 18,000 Hz (microphone)
T.H.D: 2% at f = 1 kHz
Max. SPL: 105dB SPL (THD ≤ one.0% at 1KHz)
Microphone output: -39+/-3dB
Dimensions: vi*5mm
Length mic boom: 150MM(include gooseneck)
Capsule bore: 6mm

Overview

A. Leatherette headband w/ HyperX logo
B. Aluminum arm to adapt headband
C. Attached cable due west/ iii.5mm input jack
D. Detachable microphone with adjustable arm and condenser
East. 3.5mm sound input jack
F. Extra set of ear cushions
G. Control box cable w/ USB connector and control box (letter H)
H. USB Control box westward/ volume controls and 7.1 sound push
I. Airplane adapter w/ iii.5mm audio jacks and input converter jack

Usage (Direct Connect) with No Control Box

Connect your headset directly to your computer, game panel, or other device (phone or tablet) that has a 3.5mm sound jack.

Usage (with Control Box)

Connect the headset's 3.5mm audio jack to the input jack on the USB control box. The USB control box then connects to a computer using the USB connector on the end of the control box.

To ensure that HyperX Cloud Two is the default audio device, yous must follow these instructions:

For Windows:

Open up Control Panel and select Hardware and Audio and and then select Sound.
If the "HyperX seven.1 Audio" is not currently the default audio device, right-click on the option and select "Set as Default Device."
This should identify a dark-green check marking adjacent to the default audio device.
Repeat the same steps for the microphone portion of the headset, located nether the "Recording" tab (likewise found in the Audio plan in Control Console.)

For Mac:

Click the Apple menu and select "System Preferences" from the drop-downwards menu.
In "System Preferences", click on the 'Sound' icon.
Click on the Input tab and select "HyperX 7.1 Audio" for default sound input.
Click on the Output tab and select "HyperX 7.1 Audio" for default sound output.

Usage (PlayStation® 4)

For optimal use with PlayStation® iv (PS4®), unplug the headset jack from the USB control box and connect audio jack on the headset directly to the PS4 game controller and follow these steps:

Plough on your PS4® game console.
Navigate to the Settings Menu and select it.
Highlight the 'Devices' carte du jour option and select information technology.
Whorl down to 'Audio Devices' and select information technology.
Choose 'Output to Headphones' and select 'All Sound.'

PlayStation 4
(USB Command Box not needed)

Usage (Xbox® One)

To use the HyperX Deject II headset with Xbox® 1, yous will need the Xbox One adapter (sold separately) that plugs into the Xbox® One controller (pictured below.) Because this adapter has congenital-in volume controls, you will remove the USB control box (that came with your HyperX Cloud II headset) and connect directly to the Xbox I controller.

Xbox One, requires controller adapter (Adapter sold separately)
(USB Command Box non needed)

Usage with Mobile Device (Phone or Tablet)

To employ the HyperX Deject II headset with a mobile device, unplug the USB control box and plug the three.5mm headset jack directly into the sound jack on your phone or tablet.

Mobile (Phone / Tablet)
(USB Control Box not needed)

Usage (with Airplane Adapter)

If you are connecting the Cloud Two headset to an airplane jack, you will not exist using the USB control box. Just connect the headset audio jack to the airplane adapter (included with your headset) and plug direct into the airplane jack located on the front end or inner side of the seat'southward armrest.