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Kenwood NX 5700 Bluetooth Mic
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mmckenna
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Kenwood does not make bluetooth microphones.
They do have a document that recommends certain brand/models as "compatible". Here's the part for Bluetooth audio:
They do have a document that recommends certain brand/models as "compatible". Here's the part for Bluetooth audio:
| Manufacture | Product Name | Connection Type*1 | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plantronics | Voyager Legend | Headset 1 | PTT less model |
| PRYME | BT-LMIC | Headset 2 | |
| BTH-LMIC | Headset 1 | ||
| BTH-300 | Headset 1 | *2*3 | |
| BTH-300-NX | Headset 1 | ||
| BTH-600 | Headset 1 | *2 | |
| BTH-700/800/900 | Headset 1 | *2 | |
| 3M | Peltor WS XP (MT53H7AWS5 / MT53H7BWS5 / MT53H7P3EWS5) | Headset 1 | *4 |
| Peltor WS ProTac XP (MT15H7AWS5/ MT15H7BWS5/ MT15H7P3EWS5) | Headset 1 | *4 | |
| Peltor WS LiteCom Pro III (MT73H7A4D10NA / MT73H7B4D10NA / MT73H7P3E4D10NA) | Headset 1 | *4 | |
| Sensear | SM1P | Headset 1 | |
| SM1P IS | Headset 1 | IS model | |
| SM1x | Headset 1 | ||
| IS-SDP | Headset 1 | ||
| smartPlug (SMPLUG03001) | Headset 1 | ||
| Savox | BTR-155 Radio (K551061) | Headset 1 |
- *1 Bluetooth Headset Connection Type can be configured by Programming Software and/or Radio Menu
- *2 Radio's Bluetooth Device Name must be set as "RadioDongle" in order to use BTH-300 or BTH-600.
- *3 If PTT does not work despite of the proper setting, it's might be due to the firmware of the device form PRYME.
Please call 1-714-257-0300 at PRYME who would be able to resolve that. - *4 The product name represents the style of the headset.
A: Headset, B: Neckband, P3E: Helmet attachment
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