Cardo G4 Bluetooth Headset User Manual


 
5.4 ATTACHING AND REMOVING THE HEADSET FROM THE
HELMET CLAMP
ATTACHING:
Slide the headset sideways (i.e. horizontally)
along the sliding panel until a clicking sound
indicates that the headset is locked in place.
à slide headset sideways
REMOVING:
Your headset can be removed for charging or
for storage by sliding the headset sideways.
ß push headset with your thumb
5.5 USING THE FLIPUP ANTENNA
The ip-up antenna allows you to achieve
the maximum intercom range between
bikers. To open the antenna, press gently
against the protruding tab (at the tip of the
antenna) towards the direction of the helmet.
The internal spring will then cause the antenna to ip up.
To close the antenna, push it backwards into its horizontal state until
it is locked in place.
NOTE: The sole purpose of the antenna is to increase intercom range
between bikers. There is no need to open it when using your
mobile phone, FM Radio or MP3 Player but you can do so
without concern
6. CONNECTING BLUETOOTH ENABLED MOBILE
PHONES, GPS OR MP3 (A2DP) DEVICES
Multiple Device Connectivity (“MDC”) with Bluetooth
compatible Devices
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G4 or other
scala rider headset
Up to 1 mile / 1.6 km Bike-to-
Bike Intercom Range*
Between 3 separate bikers or
2 couples on
2 motorcycles
Mobile phone &
A2DP connectivity
Driver-to-Passenger
Full Duplex
Intercom
Connection
Driver-to-Passenger
Full Duplex
Intercom Connection
Built-in
FM radio
GPS
MP3
player
Thanks to MDC technology each G4 headset oers parallel connectivity
as follows: With up to two other scala rider headsets and with one of
the following Bluetooth devices listed below*:
Mobile Phone (either directly or via a GPS device)
GPS device
A2DP enabled MP3 Player or Adapter
Bluetooth Adapter
NOTE:
If you plan to use your mobile phone while using a Bluetooth GPS device, then
you should pair your mobile phone to the GPS and not to the G4 headset.
* see restrictions under 9.10 b
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