Operation Manual
Limitations may apply when using certain iOS devices.
Your FREECOM 2 sets the various audio sources to either foreground (volume remains the same) or background
(volume reduced) as described in the following table:
Mobile Phone 1/2 GPS Intercom Music FM Radio
Foreground Foreground
Foreground
1
Foreground
1
Foreground Foreground
Foreground Background
Foreground Background
Foreground Background
Foreground Background
Foreground
2
Foreground
3
1
If you add an intercom call to a mobile phone call creating a conference call, the volume for both audio sources is the
same.
2
If you play music only, the music volume is not reduced.
3
If you play the FMradio only, the FM radio volume is not reduced.
In some cases, parallel audio streaming may not work properly due connected device limitations (music player or
GPS navigator). For more information, see FAQ on page 30.
You cannot use music sharing for voice audio with a passenger during parallel audio streaming.
To configure parallel audio streaming:
● SmartSet app - see Configuring Your FREECOM 2 Basic Settings through the SmartSet App on page 14.
● Cardo Community - see Configuring Your FREECOM 2 through Cardo Community on page 18.
4.5 AUDIO SOURCE PRIORITIES
If Parallel Audio Streaming is disabled, FREECOM 2 manages the audio sources you hear through the speakers
according to the following audio source priorities.
Priority Audio Source
Higher Priority
↑
Lower Priority
Mobile phone, GPS device instructions
Intercom (Click-to-Link) or Music
1
Music or Intercom (Click-to-Link)
2
FM Radio
1
When audio priority is set to Intercom, you cannot hear navigation app or SMS messages from your phone during an
ongoing intercom call.
2
When audio priority is set to A2DP (music), the intercom is disabled while listening to music (via A2DP). A
passenger/nearby rider calling you by intercom hears a sound indicating you are not available.
● Intercom modes all have the same priority, so ongoing intercom calls will not be interrupted by any other
intercom call.
● Bluetooth intercom and Click-to-Link calls have the same priority, so Click-to-Link calls will not interrupt any
Bluetooth intercom call in progress, and vice versa.
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