PEIKER CEE CEECOACH PLUS User manual

Communication Device
CEECOACHPLUS
Instruction manual
English translation of the original instruction manual
09/2020

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Table of contents
Notes on the manual and the manufacturer ............................................... 3
Keep manual available........................................................................3
Online available information .............................................................. 3
Design features in the text..................................................................3
Copyright..............................................................................................4
Manufacturer address.........................................................................4
Security...........................................................................................................5
Intended use ........................................................................................ 5
Basic Safety Instructions....................................................................5
Design features of the warning notices ............................................ 7
Design features of the indications of material damage...................7
Description .....................................................................................................8
Scope of delivery................................................................................. 8
Task and function................................................................................ 9
Control Elements...............................................................................10
Indications in the light ring...............................................................11
Unpacking and checking the scope of delivery .......................................12

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Putting the device into operation...............................................................13
Connect device to a Bluetooth headset ....................................................14
Wear the device on your belt......................................................................16
Attach the device to the upper arm............................................................18
Switching the device on and off.................................................................19
Switch microphone on and off (mute function)........................................20
Adjust volume..............................................................................................21
Create a group..............................................................................................22
Charge device ..............................................................................................25
Resetting the device to the basic setting..................................................27
Troubleshooting...........................................................................................28
Cleaning the device .....................................................................................29
Store and transport the device...................................................................30
Dispose of the device..................................................................................31
Technical data..............................................................................................32
Guarantee statements.................................................................................34
EU Declaration of Conformity.....................................................................35
FCC-Note ......................................................................................................36
RF Radiation Exposure Statement.............................................................37
Canada, Industry Canada (IC) Notices.......................................................38

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Notes on the manual and the manufacturer
These instructions will help you to use the CEECOACH PLUS device safely with
01.00.xx or higher versions.
The device CEECOACH PLUS is called "device" in the following.
Keep manual available
This manual is part of the device.
Make sure that this manual is always available for you.
Always download the latest manual after an update.
Online available information
Information about new features and updates for the device can be found in
the newsletter and social media as well as at www.peiker-cee.de.
Design features in the text
normal text
Enumeration
Action steps
Tips contain additional information.

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Copyright
This manual contains information that is subject to copyright. This manual
may not be copied, printed, filmed, processed, duplicated or distributed in
any form, either in whole or in part, without the prior written consent of
peiker CEE GmbH.
©2020 peiker CEE GmbH
All rights reserved.
Manufacturer address
peiker CEE GmbH
Gartenstraße 25
D-61352 Bad Homburg
Phone: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]; [email protected]
Internet: www.peiker-cee.de; www.peiker-international.com

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Security
Intended use
The device is used for group communication in the sports and leisure
sector. A maximum of 16 participants can communicate in a conference
with the device.
The range between the participants is up to 500 meters.
Reading and understanding this manual is also part of the intended use.
Furthermore, you must observe and follow all information in this manual,
especially the safety instructions. Any other use is expressly considered
improper.
Basic Safety Instructions
Avoid serious injury or death from explosions
The device has no approval according to the ATEX directive for use in
potentially explosive atmospheres.
Only use the device in areas where there are no special requirements for
explosion protection exist.
Avoid danger of suffocation
Small parts are included in the delivery. Children can use the small parts at
Play swallow and suffocate.
Make sure that the small parts do not get into the hands of children.

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Avoid hearing damage
Too high volume levels can irreparably damage your hearing.
Avoid continuous exposure to sound at maximum volume.
Avoid environmental damage
Dispose of the device and its components according to the regulations in force at
the place of use applicable provisions.
Avoid headset cable break
Only touch the cable at the plug for insertion or removal.
Avoid damage to the device due to incorrect cleaning
Cleaning with harsh cleaning agents can damage the device.
Only use a soft cloth to clean the device when it is slightly dirty.
Use only gentle cleaning agents for heavy soiling. Make sure that the
cleaning agent does not attack the housing parts and buttons by trying
it out on a concealed area.
Avoid damage to the device due to improper repair
Never open the housing of the device.
Have the device repaired by qualified personnel only.

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Design features of the warning notices
WARNING
Notes with the word WARNING warn of a
dangerous situation that could possibly lead to death or serious
injury.
CAUTION
Notes with the word CAUTION warn of a situation,
which can lead to light or medium injuries.
Design features of the indications of material damage
ATTENTION!
These notes warn of a situation that could lead to material
damage and limited functionality.

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Description
Scope of delivery
No.
Designation
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Belt clip (×2 in the Duo Set)
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Mount (×2 in the Duo Set)
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Device (×2 in the Duo Set)
4
Headset (×2 in the Duo Set)

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No.
Designation
5
Velcro (×2 in the Duo Set)
6
Screwdriver
7
USB C cable (×2 in the Duo Set)
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Plug (country-specific)
9
Plug (country-specific)
10
Battery Charger
Task and function
The device is used for group communication in sports and leisure time. A
maximum of 16 participants can communicate with the device in one
conference.
The range between the participants is up to 500 meters.

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Control Elements

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No.
Designation
1
Function key for connecting the device to other devices
2
Connection socket for headset
3
USB socket for USB-C cable
4
Minus key: decrease volume
5
Function key for connecting the device to other devices
or with the Bluetooth headset
6
Main key:
Switch device on and off
Switch microphone on and off
7
Plus key: Increase volume
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illuminated ring
Indications in the light ring
Color
Meaning
Red
Battery almost empty (less than 30 % charged)
Yellow
Battery charged between 30 and 70
Green
Battery more than 70 % charged
Device is connected and at least one device is in transmit
and receive range
White
There is no connection to the other devices
Cyan
Device is connected, but there is no other device in the
transmit and receive area
Blue
Device can be connected to a Bluetooth headset
Magenta
The microphone is switched off

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Unpacking and checking the scope of delivery
WARNING
Small parts are included in the delivery.
Children can swallow the small parts while playing and
choke on it.
Make sure that the small parts do not fall into the hands of
children.
Remove the parts of the device from the original packaging.
Keep the original packaging for possible return.
Check that all parts of the device have been supplied.
Check that the parts are in perfect condition.
Contact the manufacturer if parts are missing or are damaged

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Putting the device into operation
Switch the unit on (see section "Switching the unit on and off").
Use the headset as described in the GA of the respective manufacturer.
When using a Bluetooth headset, proceed as described in the "Connecting
Device to a Bluetooth Headset" .
Connect the device to an other devices you want to use.
You can share the device with up to 15 other devices in a group.
The devices in the Duo Set are connected to each other in the delivery
condition.

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Connect device to a Bluetooth headset
Switch the unit on (see section "Switching the unit on and off").
Switch the Bluetooth headset on.
Make sure that the Bluetooth headset is in pairing mode. Follow
the instructions in the Bluetooth headset user manual.
Press the function key (1) on the device.
The light ring shines blue in a circular pattern. During this time you can
with a Bluetooth headset.

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If the connection is not successful, this could be
have the following causes:
The Bluetooth headset does not allow pairing.
The battery of the Headset is discharged.
Make sure that the Bluetooth headset allows pairing.
Proceed as described in the operating instructions for the Bluetooth headset.

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Wear the device on your belt
ATTENTION!
Damage to the device due to incorrect wearing is possible.
If possible, attach the device to the belt with the supplied belt clip
or wear it securely on your upper arm.
Do not drop the device.
Avoid shock loads.
Attach the holder to the device.
Push the belt clip (1) over the holder (2) until the locking lever (5)
audibly engages.
Hook the device together with the belt clip (2.) on the belt (3).

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Alternatively, you can thread the belt through the belt clip.
To remove, lift the nose of the belt clip and pull the device together with
the belt clip off the belt.
To remove the belt clip, pull the locking lever upwards and remove the
belt clip from the device.

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Attach the device to the upper arm
Remove the holder (1.) on the bracket. Use the supplied screwdriver.
Guide the Velcro tape (2) through the loops (1) as shown (2.) and pull it
through to the end.
To attach the device to your upper arm, pass the velcro through the
flap.
Put your arm through the loop and fix the device with the Velcro on
your upper arm.