BlueAnt F4 User Manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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INTERPHONE F4
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INTERPHONE F4
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INTERPHONE F4 stereo is a Bluetooth® system for hel­mets, allowing you access to information and entertain­ment whilst riding your motorcycle. INTERPHONE F4 stereo works and communicates with all
mobile telephones, GPS navigators, and musical readers equipped with Bluetooth® technology. The control unit is covered by a special weather protection skin membrane making it fully waterproof. Its aerodynamics has been designed to avoid any disturbances generated by air turbulence, and to allow water, if raining, to slide away. Its controls and shape have been designed to allow for quick and easy identication and access whilst riding wearing glo­ves.
INSTALLATION INTERPHONE F4 stereo can be installed on any helmet,
without eecting structure or nish. Once installed, it can
be removed at any time. INTERPHONE F4 stereo does not aect helmet homologation.
WHILST RIDING
Always prioritise your riding, not telephone calls. During a telephone conversation, or whilst using the inter­phone, reduce your speed and concentrate on your riding. In bad weather and/or heavy trac, we recommend pulling over and stopping, before answering. Always ride carefully and in accordance with the current hi­ghway code.
WHEN STOPPED To avoid theft, if leaving the helmet on the motorcycle, IN­TERPHONE F4 stereo is tted with a quick release button
to allow you to remove the external Bluetooth® control unit
and take it with you.
FUNCTIONS Telephone functions
• hands-free Dualphone
(connection with two 2 telephones at the same time)
telecom
• voice response
• voice call
• call refuse
Intercom functions
• motorcycle-motorcycle or pilot-passenger
interphone connection with other Interphone or INTERPHONE F4 devices
• interphone connection with enable button
intercom
• telephone ring warning
GPS functions
• audio information from Bluetooth® GPS
navigator
• telephone ring warning
gps
Stereo functions
• wireless hi- stereo connection with
Bluetooth® A2DP music players
• remote controls music commands
• telephone ring warning
music
CHARACTERISTICS
• Full duplex communication
• DSP lter
(digital cancellation of wind and background noise)
• Communication up to 500 m (in open eld)
• Automatic volume adjustment
(adjusts automatically to suit speed and environmental noise)
• Fully waterproof
• Installation in just 5 minutes
• Removable control panel
• Lithium battery
• Active use autonomy: up to 10 hours
(indicative time of use alternating the various functions)
• Stand-by time: up to 700 hours
• Recharge time: 3 hours
• Dimensions: 90x46x20 (mm)
• Weight: 83g including ear phones and microphone
NOTES ON AUTONOMY
Active use autonomy is indicative. It has been calculated by alternating the use of all the INTERPHONE F4 stereo fun­ctions and, given the varied use of these; it can vary signi­cantly from one use to another.
During Intercom communication, one of the two Interphone or INTERPHONE F4 devices has a greater battery consum­ption: this is due to the wireless recharge procedure that one of the control panels carries out in order to remain connec­ted to the other. It can even lead to a dierence in autonomy of 60/90 minutes.
On long journeys, to optimise battery duration, we advise enabling Intercom mode only when you wish to communi­cate, remaining in stand-by or an alternative mode when not actually communicating.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Bluetooth® control panel
1. Multipurpose button
2. Multipurpose LED
3. Volume adjustment button +
4. Volume adjustment button -
5. Recharge / Multipurpose socket and accessories
6. Bluetooth® control panel connection guide
Speaker and speaker stereo with anti-wind microphone
7. Speaker
8. Speaker stereo
9. Microphone with anti-wind sock
10. Speaker/microphone connector
PACKAGE CONTENTS*
• Bluetooth® control panel
• Speaker with anti-wind microphone
• Speaker for stereo prole
• Removable control panel support with clip and screws
(2 screws)
• Adhesive control panel support
• Clip adaptor
• Mains battery charger
• Adhesive Velcro
• Screwdriver
*Universal INTERPHONE F4 or Full Face in the Twin Pack versions: the package contains 2 complete kits for two helmets with one battery charger (dual wire) to recharge 2 control panels.
1 FIRST USE
1.1 Charging
Before using INTERPHONE F4 you will need to charge it up. Connect the battery charger to a mains socket (110-220 V) and the recharger connector to the INTERPHONE F4 char­ging socket. When charging, the LED indicator is red. Once charging is complete, the LED turns green, to show that the battery has been fully charged.
1.2 Installation
The kit includes two types of slide support, one adhesive
(xed) and the other with clamp clips (removable). Use the
support that best adapts to your use and helmet type.
NOTES ON POSITION Although it can be mounted on either side of the helmet, IN-
TERPHONE F4 stereo has been designed to be xed on the
left: this allows the motorcyclist to give commands with his left hand, keeping the right on the accelerator.
ASSEMBLY OF THE SLIDE SUPPORT WITH REMOVABLE CLIP (7)
Take the support and note the best place to fasten it to the side of the helmet. Insert the rear part of the clip into the helmet and couple the other part on the outside. Insert the screws and tighten gently. Check position and move the support if necessary, by sliding it along. Tighten the screws with the screwdriver supplied.
N.B.: the support also includes an adaptor to oset any possible die­rences in thicknesses that there can be between helmets. Mount the adaptor between the two parts comprising the slide support, using the longer screws supplied with the kit.
ASSEMBLY OF THE ADHESIVE SLIDE SUPPORT (8)
Take the adhesive support and look for the best side and pla­ce to position it. Clean and de-grease the part of the helmet where you are going to stick the support (do not use any de-
tergents that could damage the helmet’s nish). Remove the protective lm from the bi-adhesive, and apply the support
to the helmet. As the support will not be able to be moved once stuck onto the helmet, take great care with its positioning, when applying.
FIXING THE CONTROL PANEL (9)
After having assembled the support onto the helmet, take the Bluetooth® control panel, and insert into the guide, from top to bottom. Check that the Bluetooth® control panel is correctly locked in its casing by trying to remove it, pulling upwards. The control panel must always be inserted from top to bot­tom, regardless of whether the kit is positioned to the right or left of the helmet. The connector for the speaker with mi­crophone must always be beneath the Bluetooth® control panel.
SPEAKER WITH MICROPHONE ASSEMBLY (10)
Take the piece of Velcro and apply to the inside of the helmet with the bi-adhesive, positioning it at your ear.
N.B.: before positioning the Velcro, it is a good idea to try it out. Put the
helmet on and check the most suitable position for xing.
Apply the speaker with microphone to the Velcro you have just installed in the helmet. Connect the speaker with microphone connector to the so­cket on the Bluetooth® control panel (the connector can only be inserted in one position). Any excess wire must be gathered up into the helmet, be­neath the padding. ONLY FOR INTERPHONE F4 FULL FACE (11): position the microphone Velcro into the chin guard, at the level of the
mouth. Gather up any excess wire beneath the padding.
REMOVING THE BLUETOOTH® CONTROL PANEL FROM THE HELMET
To remove the Bluetooth® control panel, press the locking lever against the helmet shell and, keeping it pressed, allow the Bluetooth® control panel to slide upwards.
1.3 Turning on / Turning o TURNING ON
Press and hold the MFB button for approximately 3 seconds.
The speaker will sound an acoustic warning and the LEDs will begin ashing quickly for around 3 seconds. Subsequently, in stand-by mode, the LED will ash approxi­mately once every 5 seconds.
TURNING OFF
Press and hold the MFB button. The speaker will sound a prolonged acoustic warning and the LED will ash red prior to turning o.
2 PAIRING INTERPHONE F4 is a Bluetooth® device that is compatible
with TELEPHONE – INTERCOM – STEREO (A2DP) proles.
2.1 Telephone Pairing INTERPHONE F4 can be used with a mobile telephone.
After having turned INTERPHONE F4 o, press and hold the MFB button until the warning light alternates red and blue ashes. This will take about 8 seconds. When the light is ashing red/blue alternately your INTER- PHONE F4 is in pairing mode, go to the Bluetooth menu in your telephone and select search for devices (please refer to the telephone or navigator manual). The telephone or navigator will detect INTERPHONE F4. Simply select it, and enter the numerical code 0000. To use with a mobile telephone and GPS navigator at the same time, see point 2.4.
2.2 Intercom Pairing
With two INTERPHONE F4 devices, you can use the Inter­com function. After having turned the two INTERPHONE F4s o, press and hold the MFB buttons on both until the warning light alter­nates red and blue ashes. This will take about 8 seconds. When both LEDs ash red/blue alternately, press and release the MFB button on one of the two INTERPHONE F4s. The two INTERPHONE F4s are connected when both LEDs
show a xed blue light.
NOTE ON COMPATIBILITY WITH OTHER INTERPHONE MODELS The INTERPHONE F4 intercom connection is also compatible with pre­vious INTERPHONE Cellular Line® devices.
Pairing: press and hold the MFB buttons on both until the warning light alternates red and blue ashes. For INTER- PHONE F4 this will take about 8 seconds, for INTERPHONE, about 5 seconds. When both devices ash red/blue alternately, press and rele­ase the INTERPHONE F4 multipurpose button (the red and blue LED will ash more quickly). Wait a few seconds, and when the devices are connected, the INTERPHONE F4 LED will remain xed blue, whilst that of INTERPHONE will ash blue quickly.
2.3 Stereo (A2DP) Pairing To use the Stereo (A2DP) function, you will need INTER­PHONE F4 in conguration mode: After having turned IN-
TERPHONE F4 o, press and hold the MFB button until the
warning light alternates red and blue ashes. This will take about 8 seconds. When the light is ashing red/blue alternately, ask the mu­sical player you intend to use, to search for devices (please refer to the instructions given in the device manual). If the musical player so requires, enter the numerical code 0000. Once connected, the INTERPHONE F4 LED will ash blue.
2.4 Audio GPS Pairing
GPS NAVIGATORS use the TELEPHONE (headset) prole for
audio connection: to use a telephone whilst using a navi-
gator, you will need to use the specic function of the GPS
device. For further information and settings, please consult the navigator manual.
3 USE
3.1 Telephone function To answer a call: as a call comes in, the speaker
produces a warning sound or the telephone’s ring: to answer, simply press and release the MFB
telecom
To end a call: to end a call, simply press and release the MFB
button.
button. Vocal call: some telephones allow you to make a vocal call simply by pressing and releasing the MFB button. To refuse a call: to refuse the call, press and hold the MFB
button for approximately 4 seconds.
To refuse a call in VOX mode, follow the instructions given in the VOX FUNCTION section. Volume adjustment: to adjust the volume, press the but­tons Volume + or Volume -, depending on the desired vo­lume level.
3.2 Intercom function To enable intercom function: to enable the
conversation in an intercom prole, press the
MFB button on one of the two INTERPHONE
intercom
warning will advise you when connection has occurred.
F4s, and hold for about 3 seconds. An audible
Conversation in intercom mode is full-duplex.
To disable intercom function: to disable intercom function, simply press and release the MFB button. Volume adjustment: to adjust the volume, press the but­tons Volume + or Volume -, depending on the desired vo­lume level.
3.3 Stereo function (A2DP)
Use of stereo A2DP prole of the telephone with INTERPHONE F4:
if the telephone has a Stereo A2DP
music
yer, connecting it up to INTERPHONE F4. To enable musical
telecom
prole, it can be used as musical pla-
playing, please consult the telephone instruction manual. To adjust the volume, press the buttons Volume + or Volu-
me -, depending on the desired volume level.
Use of a musical player with INTERPHONE F4:
a musical player other than the telephone, with Bluetooth® technology, can be used: to connect it up, follow the instruc­tions for the pairing of INTERPHONE F4 and refer to the mu- sical player manual.
3.4 Music remote control
• Play/Pause: press and release the MFB button twice.
music
• Rew: press and hold the Volume - button for 3 seconds.
• FF: press and hold the Volume + button for 3 seconds.
• Volume: To adjust the volume, press the buttons Volume +
or Volume -, depending on the desired volume level. APPLE® IPOD®, IPHONE® OR IPHONE® 3G Music can also be played on INTERPHONE F4 stereo by IPHO-
NE or IPOD devices, if equipped with the specic Bluetooth®
CELLULAR LINE® ILINK STEREO adaptor (not included).
3.5 Telephone + Intercom function
With this combination, the connec­tion to the telephone function takes priority.
intercom
interphone communication is not permitted.
telecom
• During a telephone conversation,
• To enable the intercom function, there cannot be a telepho-
ne call underway: press and hold the MFB button for around 3 seconds. An acoustic sound will advise you of connection.
Conversation in intercom mode is full-duplex.
• To end a conversation in intercom mode, simply press and
release the MFB button.
• During an interphone conversation, you can answer or re­fuse a telephone call received. Intercom communication will be interrupted and re-activated automatically at the end of the call.
• To answer a telephone call, press and release the MFB button.
• To end a telephone call, press and release the MFB button.
• To refuse the call, press and hold the MFB button for appro­ximately 4 seconds.
• To adjust the volume, press the buttons Volume + or Volu-
me -, depending on the desired volume level.
3.6 Telephone + Stereo function (A2DP)
With this combination, the connec­tion to the telephone function takes
telecom
music
priority.
• During a telephone conversation,
the playing of music is not permitted.
• When listening to music, you can answer a telephone call
received. Press and release the MFB button to enable the call. At the end of the call, music will automatically continue
playing from the exact point at which it had stopped.
• To refuse a call, press and hold the MFB button for approxi-
mately four seconds.
• To adjust the volume, press the buttons Volume + or Volu-
me -, depending on the desired volume level.
N.B.: In telephones equipped with musical players, and therefore which
include a Stereo (A2DP) prole, the Telephone + Stereo (A2DP) function
coincides. As such, it may not be possible to connect a further Stereo (A2DP) player.
3.7 Intercom + Stereo function (A2DP):
With this combination, the interphone conversation takes priority.
intercom
music
• During an interphone conversation,
the playing of music is not permitted.
• When listening to music, you can make and interphone
call. Press and hold the MFB button for around 3 seconds. An acoustic sound will advise you of connection. Conversation
in intercom mode is full-duplex.
• To end the interphone conversation, press and release the
MFB button. After approximately 2 seconds, the Stereo A2DP
connection will be restored and music will continue playing
from the exact point at which it had stopped.
• To adjust the volume, press the buttons Volume + or Volu-
me -, depending on the desired volume level.
3.8 Telephone + Stereo (A2DP) + Intercom function
With this combination, the connection to the telephone function ta-
telecom
Before connecting the devices, please ensure that all three
intercom
music
kes priority.
have been used at least once with INTERPHONE F4.
• During a telephone conversation, interphone conversation
and the playing of music are not permitted.
• During an interphone conversation, you can answer or re­fuse a telephone call received. To answer, press and release the MFB button, to refuse press and hold the MFB button for
approximately 4 seconds.
• During an interphone conversation, the playing of music
is not permitted.
• Whilst listening to music on the Stereo A2DP, you can
answer a telephone call received, or enable an interphone conversation. To answer, press and release the MFB button. To enable the intercom function, press and hold the MFB
button for approximately 3 seconds. An acoustic sound will
advise you of connection. Conversation in intercom mode is
full-duplex.
• To adjust the volume, press the buttons Volume + or Volu-
me -, depending on the desired volume level.
N.B.: In telephones equipped with musical players, and therefore which
include a Stereo (A2DP) prole, the Telephone + Stereo (A2DP) function
coincides. As such, it may not be possible to connect a further Stereo (A2DP) player.
3.9 Telephone + Telephone (Dualphone) function
This function allows for the simulta­neous connection of two telepho-
telecom telecom
nes.
• As a call comes in on the second te­lephone, whilst a conversation is underway on the rst, you can press and release the MFB button to interrupt the rst
call and activate the second.
• You cannot refuse a call coming in on the second telephone whilst carrying out a conversation on the rst.
• To adjust the volume, press the buttons Volume + or Volu-
me -, depending on the desired volume level.
3.10 Telephone + Stereo (A2DP) + Telephone function
With this combination, the connection to the telephone function takes
musictelecom telecom
priority.
• During a telephone conversation, the playing of music is
not permitted.
• As a call comes in on the second telephone, whilst a con­versation is underway on the rst, you can press and release the MFB button to interrupt the rst call and activate the
second.
• You cannot refuse a call coming in on the second telephone whilst carrying out a conversation on the rst.
• When listening to music, you can answer a telephone call
received. Press and release the MFB button to enable the call. At the end of the call, music will automatically continue
playing from the exact point at which it had stopped.
• To adjust the volume, press the buttons Volume + or Volu-
me -, depending on the desired volume level.
N.B.: In telephones equipped with musical players, and therefore which
include a Stereo (A2DP) prole, the Telephone + Stereo (A2DP) function
coincides. As such, it may not be possible to connect a further Stereo (A2DP) player.
3.11 Voice response (VOX )
The voice response function allows you to an­swer a call without having to press any buttons.
telecom
Enabling voice response: Press and hold the Volume + button for approximately 5 seconds.
An acoustic sound will advise you that this has been done. Disabling voice response: Press and hold the Volume -
button for approximately 5 seconds. An acoustic sound will
advise you that this has been done.
To answer a call: When receiving a call, simply say a word (e.g. ‘HELLO’) within ten seconds, to enable the line. To refuse a call: When receiving a call, simply allow ten se­conds to pass and it will be refused.
3.12 Voice call
The voice call function allows you to make a call
telecom
without using the telephone keys. INTERPHONE F4 stereo is compatible with the voice call fun-
ction of various dierent mobile Bluetooth® telephones: to enable it and access the controls, please refer to your tele­phone instruction manual.
Please refer to the section Use - Telephone section.
4 BLUETOOTH® SPECIFICATIONS Bluetooth®:
v2.1 EDR
Supported proles:
Headset – Handsfree – A2DP / AVRCP / SBC
Pairing:
up to 8 devices
Multipoint connection:
up to three devices
(e.g. 1 telephone + 1 intercom + 1 stereo (A2DP)
5 CARE AND MAINTENANCE
If not using the kit for long periods of time, the battery must be charged every two/three months, to avoid damage. Do not use solvents or de-greasers to clean the kit as these can damage it. Clean with a damp sponge and neutral soap if required.
N.B.: When cleaning, to avoid water ltering through the connector and
damaging the control panel, please ensure that you have placed the battery charger plug into the socket. If mounted on the helmet, leave
the speaker connector connected. Kit waterproong is only guaranteed
when the connector is connected.
(Applicable in those countries of the European Union with recycling systems) The symbol shown on this product or on its documents in­dicates that the product must not be disposed of with other domestic refuse at the end of its life cycle. To avoid damage to the environment or to health caused by the inappropriate disposal of refuse, the user is requested to separate this pro­duct from other refuse and to recycle it responsibly to favour the sustainable re-use of material resources. Domestic users are invited to contact the sales point where the product was purchased or the local oce with informa­tion regarding recycling of this type of product. Business users are invited to contact their suppliers and to check terms and conditions of purchase. This product must not be disposed of together with other commercial refuse.
This product bears the CE mark in conformity with the regu­lations of the R & TTE Directive (99/5/EC). Cellular Italia S.p.A. hereby declares that this product conforms to essential stan­dards and other norms under Directive 1999/5/EC. The user
is forbidden from making variations or modications of any kind to the device. Any variations or modications not ex-
pressly approved by Cellular Italia S.p.A. will cancel the user’s authorisation for the use of the device. The Bluetooth® trade­mark is the property of Bluetooth SIG, Inc.
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