User's Manual

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BIKERCOM OPERATION
CONNECTION PRIORITIES
The Rider’s mobile phone MPR wireless connection is always the priority; thereafter there
are two connection priority scenarios dependant on the connection status of the Control Box MPR
connection. The difference between the two priority scenarios only affects the functionality of the
Helmet Headset Passenger.
SCENARIO ONE
MPR Connection Inactive - i.e. the Rider is not on a phone call.
In this scenario the following connection types take communication priority:
1. MPR
The Mobile Phone Rider wireless connection is the first priority; the Rider’s mobile
phone will always automatically answer an incoming call and can only be heard by
the Rider.
2. HHR – HHP – Other – PTT – Radio – AUX
The Helmet Headset Rider & Passenger, Other wireless connection, Push To Talk
Button, Two Way Radio, and Auxiliary wired connections all maintain equal
secondary priority. The Rider is ready to receive a phone call, Rider and Passenger
wireless intercom is enabled, bike to bike Two Way Radio intercom is enabled, Rider
and Passenger can receive navigation instructions and radar detector alerts. Audio is
enabled; Rider and Passenger can listen to music.
SCENARIO TWO
MPR Connection Active - i.e. the Rider is on a phone call.
In this scenario the following connection types take communication priority:
1. MPR
The Mobile Phone Rider wireless connection is active and is the first priority; the
Rider is currently on a phone call therefore the MPR and current phone call is the
priority.
2. HHR - Other - PTT – Radio – AUX
The Helmet Headset Rider & Other wireless connection, Push To Talk Button, Two
Way Radio, and Auxiliary wired connections all maintain equal secondary priority. The
Rider can maintain the phone call, communicate using Two Way Radio by pressing the
PTT Button, and receive navigation instructions and radar detector alerts.
3. HHP – Audio
The Helmet Headset Passenger wireless connection and Audio wired connection are
the last priority. When the Rider is on a phone call the Passenger will not receive any
audio signals until the Rider has ended the phone call and the MPR connection is inactive.
Audio is disabled; Rider and Passenger cannot listen to music.