Cloud Alpha 2 Wireless

Cloud Alpha 2 Wireless Quick Start Guide

1. While the headset is powered off, hold down the power button for about 10 seconds until the headset status LED starts blinking white rapidly. The headset is now in pairing mode. 2. While the base station is plugged in and the base station output mode switch is set to headset, hold the top 3 butto

Go to hyperx.com/ngenuity to download the NGENUITY software. NGENUITY software features include: Audio Tab Basic volume controls Audio equalizer Mic presets Mic effects Spatial Audio Tab Basic spatial audio controls Advanced setting Lights tab Global lights controls Effects library Keys tab *Note: S

Slide the wireless mode switch to Dual mode. The headset will enter Bluetooth pairing on the first setup. Go to your device Bluetooth settings, search, and connect to "HyperX Cloud Alpha 2 Wireless". ​

Mic mute toggle: Press button to turn the mic mute on / off. Mic monitoring toggle: Hold button for 2 seconds to toggle mic monitoring on / off.

Make sure that the HyperX Audio Drivers are installed. Check Windows sound settings and make sure the following devices are assigned correctly: Default playback device: NGENUITY -- 8 Channel Spatial Default playback communications device: NGENUITY -- Chat Default recording device: NGENUITY -- Microp

Power OFF the headset. Carefully pull the right ear cushion from the headset. Unscrew the 4x Phillips screws to separate the driver cover from the right earcup. Gently separate the cover from the earcup to avoid any damage. Locate and remove the battery secured with a connector. Place new battery ma

Use cable to connect the headset and devices directly with 3.5mm jacks.

A. Line out / headset mode switch: Switch audio between 3.5mm line out or headset. B. Volume wheel: Rotate wheel to adjust playback volume level. C. Mic mute: Press button to toggle mic mute on / off. D. Buttons Mic gain: Rotate wheel to adjust mic gain level. Game / Chat mix: Rotate wheel to adjust

USB-C port: Connect to any supported system for use in adapter mode eg. PC, PlayStation 5. 3.5mm line out: Output playback audio through line out to a supported device eg. powered speakers, when the base station is set to line out mode. 3.5mm line in: Mix in audio from a supported device eg. Switch