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BLINC™ Bluetooth Compatible Helmet

Generation II Headset Manual (User Guide)

Bluetooth Introduction

This BLINC™ headset is a portable headset solution based on Bluetooth wireless

technology. Bluetooth wireless technology is a short-range radio communication

technology intended to replace the cables connecting electronic devices. The

technology uses a globally available frequency range intended to ensure

communication compatibility worldwide.

You can connect your BLINC™ headset to your mobile phone or any device with

Bluetooth wireless technology that supports the BLINC™ Headset profile or the

Handsfree profile. When the BLINC™ headset is connected to your mobile phone,

you can handle incoming and outgoing

calls, listen to music, and adjust the volume,

using the buttons on the BLINC™ headset. It can connect to mobiles, music players

and GPS systems that are Bluetooth enabled.

The inbuilt BLINC™ Bluetooth Headset in the motorcycle helmet is made up of a

discrete battery unit、control buttons microphone and earphone.

Summary of content (18 pages)

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BLINC™ Bluetooth Compatible Helmet Generation II Headset Manual (User Guide) Bluetooth Introduction This BLINC™ headset is a portable headset solution based on Bluetooth wireless technology. Bluetooth wireless technology is a short-range radio communication technology intended to replace the cables connecting electronic devices. The technology uses a globally available frequency range intended to ensure communication compatibility worldwide.
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Bl uet oot h Cel l Di scr et eness Cont r ol But t ons Ear phone Fi gur e 1 Caution Listening at full volume to music or voice through a BLINC™ headset may damage your hearing. Although the external areas of the helmet are waterproof, you are advised to ensure the inside elements of the Bluetooth device are not exposed to water or any other foreign substance.
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Profile HFP (Hands free Profile) A2DP (Advanced Audio Description Providing a wireless means for both remote control of the Mobile Phone by the Hands-Free device and voice connections between the Mobile Phone and the Hands-Free device. Stereo music streaming Distribution Profile) Bluetooth Interference Issues The quality of Bluetooth transmission may also be affected by the position of your connected device.
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the Cover, and circumgyrate about 180 degrees. Expose the Charging Port and Plug the Charger Plug into the Bluetooth headset’s Charging Port. At this time near the Control Buttons the indicator light turns red when the battery is charging. As Figure 2 and Figure 3 shown.
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To turn the BLINC™ headset off Press and hold the Call Handling Button (MFB) for approximately 5 seconds until you hear a short high tone followed by a short low tone. The BLINC™ headset indicator light switches off. Seeking Mode Press and hold “Multifunction button” on Bluetooth Helmet until the blue and red indicator lights blinking. (Around 6~7 seconds) To pair the BLINC™ headset with a phone or another device You need to pair the BLINC™ headset to a phone or other device.
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2 Activate Bluetooth 3 4 Choose Setting Function Bluetooth Function 6
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5 Before selecting the “Add new device”, you need to press the “Multifunction button” on BLINC™ Bluetooth Helmet until the blue and red indicator lights start blinking.
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Make an Intercom Call: Intercom (Rider to the Passenger) Intercom (Bike to Bike) A. Press and hold button on helmet A until two lights flash (both red and blue lights flash) B. Press the button on helmet B until blue light flash (only blue light flash), then turn the button clockwise until red light flash, waiting for pairing. After 5 seconds ,you will hear 1 “beee” sound, then will hear 3 connection sound “du du du” “du du du” “du du du”, it means that the two helmets are connected.
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Pairing BLINC™ Bluetooth Helmets 1 Before pairing, make sure there is no Bluetooth device working in your area. Driver 2 (BLUE ONLY !!!) (Turn on the Bluetooth) Press and hold “Multifunction button” (MFB) 3 seconds on Driver Role Bluetooth Helmet. (Around 3~4 seconds, the blue light will flash) Passenger 3 (Seeking Mode) Press and hold MFB on Passenger Role Bluetooth Helmet until the blue and red indicator lights start blinking.
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Passenger (Blinking) Release the Button on Passenger Role after blue and red LED lights begin to flash. 4 Driver (Accept the Pairing) Next, turn the MFB clockwise on Driver Role Bluetooth Helmet until the blue and red indicator lights flash. Driver (Blinking) Release the Button on Driver Role.
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Helmets are now ready for intercom use: Press MFB once (1 second) on any of the two helmets and four seconds later the opposite helmet will sound 3 pulsing ringtones Multifunction Button = MFB Using the BLINC™ headset Listening to music, GPS, MP3 Pair your helmet with the Bluetooth device (mp3, GPS, radio etc…) in the same way that you paired it with your cell phone. Your BLINC™ headset allows you to listen to music from your Bluetooth streaming music source.
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To answer a call using the call handling button or answer automatically by BLINC™ headset When the BLINC™ headset rings, press the Call Handling Button (MFB) to answer the incoming call .Or BLINC™ headset will auto answer the call after 3 seconds. Terminate call Press the Call Handling Button (MFB) to terminate call. To reject a call When the BLINC™ headset rings, press and hold the Call Handling Button (MFB) until you hear a long beep.
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Adjusting the volume This BLINC™ headset has two volume control button: VOL+ and VOL- . You can adjust the BLINC™ headset speaker volume during a call or the ring volume when you are not engaged in a call. Volume Increase Volume Decrease Call Handling Button Control Buttons Figure 4 To transfer the sound to the phone During a call using your BLINC™ headset, press the Call Handling Button (MFB) for approximately 2 Seconds.
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Replace battery If you need to replace battery, please turn off the BLINC™ Bluetooth Headset first, and then open the Shell’s cover. As Figure 5 shown, follow the instructions direction to push the Clasp handle，you can open the cover to expose the battery in Shell as Figure 6 shown. Hold the handle and take out battery as Figure 7 shown. Put a new battery into same position; this will finish replacing. Then close the cover last.
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To Replace the Bluetooth Control Unit For special requirements if you need to replace the Bluetooth Control Unit, please follow the instruction shown. To open the Shell’s cover, you will see the exposed Bluetooth Control Unit, as Figure 6 shows. Using a screwdriver, follow the instruction of the Figure 9 to take out the control unit as Figure 10 shown. Be careful when you install the control unit, it should match up to the guide grooves on the sides and be pushed in sufficiently.
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DISCLAIMER: MANUFACTURER IS NOT LIABLE FOR INJURIES DUE TO MISHANDLING OF THE DEVICE ATTACH AND FASTEN THE HELMET PROPERLY AND RESPECT SPEED LIMITS & WEATHER WARNINGS FOR SAFETY REASONS, THE DEVICE IS PROGRAMMED TO HANDLE CALLS UP TO A SPEED OF 60 MILES PER HOUR ONLY 16
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