VOID Wireless CA-9011135 - Headphones CORSAIR - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Wireless Gaming Headset
Model	VOID Wireless CA-9011135
Brand	Corsair
Color	Carbon
Connectivity	2.4 GHz Wireless (USB 2.0 Receiver)
Dimensions	228 mm x 242 mm x 108 mm (L x W x H)
Weight	388 g (0.85 lb)
Driver Size	50 mm Neodymium
Frequency Response	20 Hz – 20 kHz
Impedance	32 Ohms @ 1 kHz
Microphone Type	Unidirectional Noise-Cancelling
Microphone Frequency Response	100 Hz – 10 kHz
Microphone Sensitivity	-37 dB (± 3 dB)
Audio	Dolby 7.1 Multi-Channel Surround
Battery Life	Up to 16 hours continuous use
Wireless Range	Up to 40 feet (12 m)
Lighting	RGB per-ear cup, customizable via CUE
Controls	CUE Control Dial, Mute Button, Power Button, InfoMic
Warranty	2 Years
Compatibility	PC with USB port, Windows (CUE software required)
Cleaning Instructions	Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use liquids or solvents.
Spare Parts	Ear pads (not included, but replaceable); contact Corsair support.

Frequently Asked Questions - VOID Wireless CA-9011135 CORSAIR

How do I pair the Corsair VOID Wireless headset with the USB receiver?

Press and hold the Power button for 10 seconds to enter pairing mode. The InfoMic LEDs will blink red and green. Insert the USB receiver into your PC; upon successful pairing, LED 2 will show a long green pulse.

How long does the battery last and how do I check the battery level?

The battery lasts up to 16 hours on a full charge. The InfoMic LED 2 indicates battery level: amber pulse means >20%, red pulse means >10%. When powering off, the ear cup pulses green, amber, or red depending on battery level.

What is the CUE software and where do I download it?

CUE (Corsair Utility Engine) allows you to customize RGB lighting, EQ profiles, InfoMic notifications, and more. Download it from http://www.corsair.com/downloads. The latest firmware will be updated upon startup.

How do I change EQ profiles on the headset?

Quickly press the CUE Control dial (Volume down button) to cycle through 5 EQ profiles. The InfoMic LED 2 will blink correspondingly (1 blink = Profile 1, etc.). EQ profiles can be customized in CUE software.

How do I enable or disable sidetone?

Press and hold the Mute button to toggle sidetone on/off. When enabled, you can hear your own voice through the ear cups.

How do I mute the microphone?

Press the Mute button once to toggle mute. The InfoMic LED 1 will turn red when muted and off when unmuted.

How do I enable or disable Dolby 7.1 surround sound?

Press and hold the CUE Control dial for a few seconds to toggle Dolby 7.1 on/off. The InfoMic LED 2 will blink green (Dolby enabled) or red (Dolby disabled) when switching EQ profiles.

Can I customize the RGB lighting on the headset?

Yes, use CUE software to choose from preset effects (e.g., Rainbow, Color Shift) or create custom patterns. The lighting can also synchronize with other Corsair RGB devices via CUE Link.

How do I update the firmware on the headset?

Open CUE software, go to the Settings tab, and click Update firmware if a new version is available. The software will automatically update the headset.

What is the wireless range of the headset?

The headset operates up to 40 feet (12 meters) from the USB receiver, providing cordless freedom during gaming.

USER MANUAL VOID Wireless CA-9011135 CORSAIR

VOID Gaming Headsets

VOID Wireless Dolby 7.1 Gaming Headset

VOID USB Dolby 7.1 Gaming Headset

Technical Guide

August 2015

Overview

Desktop setup with headsets, mouse, keyboard, and computer monitor displaying red LED screen (no visible text or symbols)

The Corsair Gaming VOID gaming headsets, available in wireless, USB, and analog stereo models, are designed for gamers with game-enhancing sound, a modern ultra-comfortable design, and on-headset controls that provide instant one-hand adjustment to key audio settings.

This guide focuses on the VOID Wireless and VOID USB models which include advanced features including RGB lighting, an InfoMic status indicator, a CUE Control dial, and CUE software support.

Before using, please ensure you download and install of CUE from our website: http://www.corsair.com/downloads

The latest firmware for the headset will be updated through the software upon start-up.

Specifications

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Model	Void Wireless SE	Void Wireless	Void USB
Type	2.4 GHz Wireless (USB 2.0 receiver)	2.4 GHz Wireless (USB 2.0 receiver)	Wired USB 2.0
Available Colors	Yellow Jacket	Carbon	Carbon
Backlight	Ear cups (RGB)	Ear cups (RGB)	Ear cups (RGB)
Audio	Dolby 7.1	Dolby 7.1	Dolby 7.1
Driver	50mm Neodymium	50mm Neodymium	50mm Neodymium
Frequency Response	20Hz – 20kHz	20Hz – 20kHz	20Hz – 20kHz
Impedance	32 Ohms @ 1kHz	32 Ohms @ 1kHz	32 Ohms @ 1kHz
Mic Type	Unidirectional noise cancelling	Unidirectional noise cancelling	Unidirectional noise cancelling
Mic Impedance	2.2k Ohms	2.2k Ohms	2.2k Ohms
Mic Frequency Response	100Hz – 10kHz	100Hz – 10kHz	100Hz – 10kHz
Mic Sensitivity	-37 dB (± 3 dB)	-37 dB (± 3 dB)	-37 dB (± 3 dB)
Dimensions	228mm(L) x 242mm(W) x 108mm(H)	228mm(L) x 242mm(W) x 108mm(H)	228mm(L) x 242mm(W) x 108mm(H)
Product Weight	388g / 0.85lb	388g / 0.85lb	388g / 0.85lb
Warranty	2 years	2 years	2 years
MSRP	149.99	129.99	$99.99

Features

• Dolby 7.1 multi-channel surround delivers lethally accurate positional audio
• RGB lighting for individual customization or synchronization with other Corsair RGB devices
• CUE Control dial enables rapid on-the-fly audio adjustments
• InfoMic LEDs relay instant visual status of audio and mic settings
• Efficient 50mm neodymium drivers deliver staggering bass and scintillating highs
• Microfiber-wrapped memory foam ear pads for extended play
• Unidirectional noise-cancelling microphone makes gamers' voices loud and clear
• 2.4 GHz wireless and battery provides cordless freedom up to 40 feet and 16 hours of uninterrupted gaming (VOID Wireless)
  • USB extension dock for wireless receiver (VOID Wireless SE)

InfoMic & CUE Control – Upgrading to Unfair

InfoMic and CUE control are VOID's solution to creating a way to control virtually every aspect of the audio from the headset itself, while offering a visual feedback system. There was a conscious effort to bring controls up to the left side of the headset, enabling quick changes without having to find a cord-based volume/mute control or button, so players could keep their finger on the trigger – or their mouse in most cases.

Volume down
Short Key Press: Change EQ profiles Long Key Press: Enable/Disable Dolby

CUE Control functions

• Adjust Volume - Turn dial upwards to increase volume. Turn dial downward to decrease volume.
• Change EQ Profile - A quick press will cycle through 5 EQ profiles. EQ profiles can be changed in the CUE software.
• Toggle Dolby 7.1 - Pressing and holding the dial will toggle Dolby on and off.

Mute Button

• Mute toggle - a short key press toggles the mic on and off.
• Sidetone - If the mute button is press and held, users can enable or disable sidetone. When sidetone is on, sound from the mic is sent to the ear cups, so users can hear themselves.

Power Button

- On/off – a short key press of the power button to turn the headset on and off. As VOID Wireless is powering off, the ear cup will pulse either green, amber, or red depending on the battery level.

- Pairing – pressing and holding the power button for 10 seconds will put Void Wireless into Pairing mode.

InfoMic

InfoMic is a new feature for our headsets, it provides a visual indicator providing mic status, Dolby status, battery levels, and connectivity status.

LED behavior:

LED 1 - Mic Status

• LED off: Mic unmuted

- Red: Mic muted

LED 2 - Battery Level

- Amber pulse: >20% battery

• Red pulse: >10% battery

Intervals between each pulse and brightness intensity level can be adjusted using CUE.

EQ profiles and Dolby Status

While CUE is running, quickly pressing the dial on CUE Control will change profiles, InfoMic LED 2 will indicate which profile is active with a series of blinking lights and beep. The number of blinks and beeps and will equal the profile number.

• Profile 1: 1 blink + 1 beep

• Profile 2: 2 blinks + 2 beeps

• Etc

The color of the blinks on LED 2 during switching of profiles will indicated Dolby status.

- Green – Dolby enabled

• Red – Dolby disabled

Wireless pairing indicators

- LED 2 Red rapid blinking – Wireless headset not synced with dongle

- LED 1 and LED 2 blinking red and green – pairing mode. LED 2 will display long green pulse when pairing is successful.

Corsair Utility Engine

Brief Overview

The VOID gaming headset can be programmed and controlled with CUE (Corsair Utility Engine), the same software used for Corsair's RGB keyboards and mice. CUE allows users to configure the ear cup lighting, InfoMic LED notifications for mic status and battery status, and create up to 5 different EQ profiles. Gamers can also use our newest feature "CUE Link" which allows lighting effects to synchronize over all Corsair RGB devices.

The software will also allow gamers to create multiple profiles of color and audio settings for games and applications. These profiles can be automatically activated when the game or loads. Users can export and import profiles/EQ settings/lighting to share with one another on Corsair forums.

Configuring EQ Profiles

Void uses CUE or Corsair Utility Engine to adjust mic levels, Dolby on/off, sidetone on/off, and EQ. CUE comes 5 EQ profiles (Pure Direct, Bass Boost, FPS Competition Mode, Clear Chat, Movie Theater). Users can customize their own EQ profile and set up to 5 on the fly profiles that can be controlled through CUE control.

To create and assign a new EQ profile:

1. Click the "Advanced Mode" button.

1. Click ■ to the right and click on "new" to create a new profile

1. From here, users will be able to adjust the EQ to taste. Clicking on the slider outside the circle will move that individual slider. Clicking on the circle inside the slider will adjust that slider and adjacent sliders.

1. New EQ profile "custom"(can be renamed) will now be assigned to Profile #1

Users can move profiles by clicking on the vertical bar next to the profile name dragging it to any of the 5 profiles or by using the drop down menu.

Users can also disable profiles by unselecting the profiles using the check box.

Configuring RGB Lighting

VOID and its RGB lighting is fully compatible with CUE and all other Corsair RGB products. The headset, by default on startup, will use the "Rainbow" effect. We have included other patterns selectable through the dropdown menu for users to select immediately. Some patterns will have addition options to toggle the speed of the lights and/or color of the pattern.

CUE LINK

CUE LINK is a feature available for those who have Corsair RGB keyboards and want to synchronize RGB lighting across all Corsair RGB products.

How to set up CUE LINK:

1. Click the keyboard icon at the bottom
2. Select one of the 5 preset CUE LINK modes. Each mode can be customized by clicking on the pencil icon.

InfoMic Notifications

InfoMic can also be customized through brightness levels, intervals between blinks for mic status, and battery level. Users are able to adjust brightness and intervals by moving the sliders.

Creating CUE Profiles

With the latest version of CUE users will be able to create profiles that unify all RGB devices in addition to synchronized lighting with CUE Link. Like with previous CUE enabled products, users will be able to create profiles for different applications. For example: users can profiles with different keyboard macros, audio EQ profiles, different mouse button assignments for MOBA, FPS, MMOs, RTS, etc.

Profiles can also be linked to a specific game program or application so that the profile is loaded automatically when the program launches.

To create a profile:

1. Click the "New..." under the Profiles tab. In the window the profile settings window, enter a name for the profile.

2. Under "Program" users will be able to link profile to any program. To do so click the check box and click "Browse" to find the .exe file to link to the CUE profile.

To activate or edit the profile, use the Profile dropdown to select a profile.

Device Information and Updating Firmware

While in CUE, users can find device information and update firmware on the headset by going to the "Settings" tab where the VOID firmware version and other settings are displayed. If firmware requires updating users can click "Update firmware" and CUE will automatically update the firmware.