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Initiate Intercom calls from a G4

There are two ways to start an Intercom call with your paired headsets

while the G4 is in Standby mode:

VOICE CONNECT:

Start talking loudly

Once you start talking loudly, an Intercom

call will be established with both paired

devices, CHANNEL “A” and CHANNEL “B” (if

both are available).

CHANNEL BUTTON

CONNECT:

Single tap the CHANNEL

“A” or "B" Button to add or

remove the chosen channel

from an Intercom call.

10. CLICK-TO-LINK

Click-to-Link is the spontaneous “social” nature of your scala rider G4.

This unique feature will enable you to instantly initiate one-to-one

intercom calls with other G4 users in the near vicinity without going

through a pairing process in advance. Think of it as a private bike-to-

bike channel that you can set up on-the-y with other scala rider G4

users that you spot next to a trac light or along the road.

The Click-to-Link feature can of course be disabled at any time, blocking

any attempt by other G4 users to establish a spontaneous link.

USING CLICKTOLINK

Disable/Enable Click-to-Link: The feature can be turned on or o

via the Settings Customization Menu (see Section 4.2). By default,

this feature is DISABLED.

AUDIO SOURCES AND PRIORITIES

The dierent audio sources connected to the G4 are prioritized as

shown below, i.e. the higher priority source will always override and

interrupt the lower one.

For example, incoming mobile phone calls and GPS navigation

instructions will interrupt ongoing Click-to-Link calls, while incoming

Click-to-Link calls will interrupt the audio from the built-in FM Radio etc.

Click-to-Link established calls and Intercom calls have the same

priority: If one is in use, the other is unable to interrupt. Therefore, a

Click-to-Link request cannot interrupt an Intercom call in progress, and

vice-versa.

Higher Priority

1. Mobile Phone audio or GPS instructions (device

specic)

2. Intercom / Click-to-Link (same priority level)

3. A2DP audio source

4. FM Radio (built-in)

5. Auxiliary Line-In Port (for corded connection

e.g. MP3 players).

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Lower Priority

IC (Intercom) Request Tone: If you are on a Click-to-Link call and

Rider A or Rider B try to connect to you for an IC Call, you will hear an

IC Request Tone while the other party will hear a rejection beep.

If your Click-to-Link connection is dropped for any reason and other

G4 users are nearby, new Click-to-Link connections may link up with

users other than your initial connection.

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