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CHARGING YOUR HELMET

• Open the charging plug on the LED. The charger is located on the back

of the LED.

• Charge by using the USB to Micro USB cord (included) with a computer

or AC adapter with USB jack (not included).

The power indicator shows steady red when charging. After the power

supply is fully charged, the indicator is steady green. NOTE: Please allow

approximately 3 hours for full charge. Battery will last up to 6 hours when

connected wirelessly.

IMPORTANT: DO NOT OVERCHARGE THE BATTERY FOR LONG PERIODS,

AS IT COULD DAMAGE THE BATTERY

SUITABLE FOR BIKE RIDING, SKATING,

SCOOTERS AND SKATEBOARDING

BLUETOOTH

SMART HELMET

POWER BUTTON

CHARGE

PORT

POWER

LIGHT

THE PROPER FIT

STEP 1: The helmet ﬁts correctly when the pads and the adjustment dial

(Diagram A) hold the helmet ﬁrmly but comfortably in place. For a correct

adjustment, turn the adjustment dial clock-wise (to the right), until the

helmet ﬁts ﬁrmly and comfortably, to reduce the adjustment, turn the

adjustment dial counterclockwise (to the left). All ﬁtting adjustments must

be made with the helmet in the proper position.

Failure to do so will result in a poor ﬁt. A poor ﬁt

allows the helmet to move out of position or to

come oﬀ in an accident. For proper position,

please refer to Diagram B and C.

STEP 2: Always wear a helmet low in the front to

protect the forehead as in the CORRECT image

below in Diagram B.

STEP 3: The front and rear straps should join at a

point slightly below and in front of the ears. See

Diagram C. To adjust the position of the straps

hold one end of the buckle in one hand and slide

the slide adjuster up or down as necessary with

the other hand correctly positioned. To adjust the

front or rear strap individually, hold the strap to be

adjusted and slide the slide adjuster in the

appropriate direction.

STEP 4: Always wear the helmet with the chin

strap buckle fastened and the strap pulled tight.

Make sure the strap is well back against the

throat, NOT on the point of the chin. Straps worn

at the point of the chin increase the chance of the

helmet coming oﬀ in an accident. See Diagram D.

Fasten buckle by clipping ends together. Release

buckle by squeezing sides. Diagram B shows the

CORRECT placement of the chin strap.

Make sure the loose end of the strap passes

through the Rubber “O” ring, if it does not, the

strap may slide loose and the helmet can come oﬀ

accidentally. See Diagram E.

STEP 5: Before using the helmet, make sure it ﬁts

correctly, the straps are correctly adjusted and the

chin strap is tight enough. Put the helmet on in the

correct position. Fasten the chin strap and pull it

tight.

CHECK THE FIT: Grab the helmet with both

hands and twist it to the left and to the right. If the

helmet ﬁts right, the skin on the forehead will

move as the helmet moves. If it does not, the

helmet is too loose. Return to STEP 1.

CHECK THE STRAPS: Grab the helmet with

both hands and try to remove it by rolling the

helmet forward and backwards as far as you can.

Make a serious eﬀort. If you can roll it oﬀ the head

completely in either direction, roll it forward so far

it blocks vision or backwards far enough to expose

the forehead, it does not ﬁt right. Repeat STEPS 3

and 4 until helmet movement is minimal.

WARNING: If you cannot adjust your helmet to

ﬁt as required by STEP 5. DO NOT USE THIS

HELMET. Replace it with a diﬀerent size.

STEP 6: Once you are satiﬁed that the helmet ﬁts

correctly and that all straps are properly adjusted

and tightened, take a short ride. Pay attention to

overall comfort and helmet stability while riding.

Make any minor adjustments to the ﬁt pads and

straps to improve the comfort stability.

CLEANING YOUR HELMET

Use only mild soap and water to clean your helmet, straps and pads.

DO NOT use chemicals. Do not use solvents, paints or hydrocarbons.

INSTRUCTIONS

The Bluetooth helmet has only

one button, the power button.

• To turn the Bluetooth helmet ON:

Press the power button for 2 seconds.

• To turn the Bluetooth helmet OFF:

Press the power button for 2 seconds.

PAIRING

• Make sure your device has Bluetooth

capability.

• Turn the Bluetooth smart helmet on.

• Watch for that the beads at both ends of the LED light will light up,

indicating that it's in Standby mode.

• Follow the instructions of your device to pair the unit.

• Pair your device by selecting aidy Bluetooth

Smart Helmet from the

Bluetooth

listing on your device or by selecting YES. When successfully

connected, you will hear a beep and the device will display bluetooth

connection successfully.

• Press play on your device and use controls on it to adjust desired

volume.

Once you have successfully paired your device, you may not need to

repeat the pairing steps. When pairing with a computer, please consult

your computer manufacturer for Bluetooth

pairing instructions and/or

the latest Bluetooth

drivers. Keep all non-water-resistant devices

(phones, mp3 players, etc.) in a dry place where they will not come in

contact with water. A pairing code is not required.

NOTE: Volume is controlled only by the device connected to your

Bluetooth

Smart Helmet.

VOICE RECOGNITION

Voice commands are available when the helmet is powered on, but only in

the following terms.

The voice recognition module needs to hear "Hello AIDY" wake up every

time before it can recognize other instructions.

If there is no new command ten seconds after waking up or you hear

"back down", you will automatically return to the s standby mode , and

you need to wake up again.

DIAGRAM A

DIAGRAM B

POSITIONING

DIAGRAM D

BUCKLE RELEASE

DIAGRAM E

“O: RING

DIAGRAM C

PROPER STRAP

POSITION

• A helmet does not provide protection to any part of the body that

it does not cover directly.

• No attachments should be made to the helmet except those

recommended by the helmet manufacturer.

• Use only mild soap and a soft cloth when cleaning the shell. Do not

use abrasives or strong cleaning solvents.

• Do not expose your helmet to extreme temperatures. Do not leave

your helmet in a hot vehicle for extended periods of time. If

damaged, the helmet should be destroyed or replaced.

• A helmet has a limited lifespan in use and should be replaced when it

shows obvious signs of wear.

• This helmet should not be used by children while climbing or doing other

activities where there is a risk of hanging or strangulation if the child

gets trapped whilst wearing the helmet.

• This helmet should not be worn by anyone who cannot comfortably

support the weight of the helmet. Children under the age of one

should be checked by a pediatrician before using the this helmet.

• This helmet is not intended for use with any motorized vehicle or

while performing any stunts.

• The helmet must be kept away from any heat source. Do not leave it

inside the car or any other place directly or indirectly exposed to

solar radiation. High temperatures lead to the deterioration of the

helmet and consequent loss of its characteristics (namely the

absorption of energy). The maximum temperature at which the

helmet may be exposed to is 112˚F (50˚C)

• No helmet can protect the wearer against all possible impacts.

Bicycle helmets are designed to absorb the energy of only one major

impact. After one major impact the helmet should be destroyed and

replaced. Impacts can cause unseen damage to your helmet, barring

a major impact, the life expectancy of a helmet depends on the

frequency of its use and the care that is given. Like other safety

devices, a bicycle helmet needs to be replaced over time. We

recommend evaluating your helmet after two years of use.

• The helmet is designed to absorb shock by partial destruction of

the shell and liner. This damage may not be visible. Therefore, if

subjected to a severe blow, the helmet should be destroyed and

replaced even if it appears undamaged.

• The helmet is designed to be retained by a strap under the lower jaw.

• Fasten all retention straps properly. If you do not attach the straps

properly the helmet will not protect you in a fall.

• To be eﬀective, a helmet must ﬁt and be worn correctly. To check

for correct ﬁt, place helmet on head and make any adjustments

indicated. Securely fasten retention system. Grasp the helmet and try

to rotate it to the front and rear. A correctly ﬁtted helmet should be

comfortable and should not move forward to obscure vision or

rearward to expose the forehead.

• For maximum protection the helmet must be ﬁtted and attached

properly to the wearer’s head in accordance with the instructions.

• The helmet may be damaged and rendered ineﬀective by petroleum

and petroleum products, cleaning agents, paints, adhesives and the

like, without the damage being visible to the user.

PLEASE READ WARNINGS AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS BEFORE USING

READ ALL ENCLOSED INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS HELMET

The helmet you have just purchased provides protection,

whether on or o the road. To insure proper use of this helmet, familiarize

yourself with its features, ﬁt and care by carefully

reading through this manual before wearing your new helmet.

Complies with AU/NZ 2063:2008.

Australian Agent:

The Brand Exchange

401 Riverside Road, Hawthorn East VIC 3123

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Summary of content (2 pages)

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READ ALL ENCLOSED INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS HELMET • The helmet may be damaged and rendered ineﬀective by petroleum and petroleum products, cleaning agents, paints, adhesives and the like, without the damage being visible to the user. • For maximum protection the helmet must be ﬁtted and attached properly to the wearer’s head in accordance with the instructions. • To be eﬀective, a helmet must ﬁt and be worn correctly. To check for correct ﬁt, place helmet on head and make any adjustments indicated.
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This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.