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For easy reference while on the road, download the Pocket Guide from www.cardosystems.com/support/.
This is version 2.0 of the FREECOM 4 Manual. The latest version of the manuals in your preferred language and
various tutorials can be found at cardosystems.com/support/.
Register your FREECOM 4
Registering your device allows you to download software patches, enjoy new features that are offered from time
to time, and most importantly, assures smooth handling of any warranty issues you may have. In the future, your
registered FREECOM 4 may also be eligible for free product upgrades.
It's easy, just visit www.cardosystems.com/cardo-community and you'll be done in no time. Also, rest assured:
Cardo does not share your details with others.
Be SMART, register your FREECOM 4.
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CONTENTS
1. Introduction 4
2. Getting Started 5
2.1 Getting to Know Your FREECOM 4 5
2.2 Charging the FREECOM 4 5
2.3 Switching Your Unit O n/Off 5
2.4 Using Your FREECOM 4 6
2.5 Pairing Your Unit to Bluet ooth Devices 6
3. On the Road 8
3.1 Basic AUDIO Functions 8
3.1.1 Making and Rec eivi ng Phone Call s 8
3.1.2 Streaming Music 9
3.2 Listening to F M Radio 10
4. Riding with Others 12
4.1 Bluetooth Intercom 12
4.2 Setting Up Bluetooth Intercom Groups 12
4.3 Starting/Ending I ntercom Calls 15
4.3.1 Rec eivi ng Bluetooth Intercom Calls 16
4.4 Resetting Bluetooth Intercom Pairing 16
4.5 Sharing Music and Radio 16
5. Troubleshooting 17
5.1 Soft Reset 17
5.2 Reset Pairing 17
5.3 Reset to Factory Settings 17
5.4 FAQ 17
6. Personalizing Your Device 18
6.1 Setting the Default Mobile Phone 19
6.2 Using Parallel Audio Streaming 19
6.3 Audio Source Priorities 20
Appendix A. FREECOM 4 LEDIndications 22
7. Glossary 24
8. Support 25
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1. INTRODUCTION
Thank you for choosing the Cardo FREECOM 4 communication and entertainment system for motorcycle
helmets.
We wish you a great FREECOM 4 experience and encourage you to write to us at support@cardosystems.com
regarding any questions, suggestions or comments you may have.
If you have not yet installed the FREECOM 4 unit on your helmet, please install it as described in the Installation
Guide provided in the package.
And don't forget to register your FREECOM 4 at www.cardosystems.com/cardo-community.
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2. GETTING STARTED
2.1 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR FREECOM 4
2.2 CHARGING THE FREECOM 4
Make sure that your FREECOM 4 battery is charged for at least 4 hours before initial use.
To charge the unit:
1. Using the supplied USB cable, connect your computer or wall charger to the USBport on your FREECOM 4.
● Charging with the wall charger is faster than via a computer USB port.
● Charging your unit switches it off automatically. To use your unit while it is being charged, switch it on.
(see Switching Your Unit On/Off on page 5).
While charging, the LED indicates the charging status as follows:
● Red LED on — charging
● Red LED off — charging complete
2.3 SWITCHING YOUR UNIT ON/OFF
To switch your FREECOM 4on:
● Press both
and for 1 second.
The speaker plays an ascending tone and a voice message greets you.
The LED confirms your FREECOM 4 is on:
● Normal and low battery — LED flashes blue three times.
● Charging — LED flashes red and purple three times.
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To switch your FREECOM 4 off:
● Press both
and .
The LED flashes red three times, confirming that your unit is switching off. The speaker plays a descending
tone and a voice message, "Goodbye".
2.4 USING YOUR FREECOM 4
You can operate the various features of your FREECOM 4 in the following ways:
● Press a button or combination of buttons on the unit.
● Use the Cardo Mobile App on your mobile device (once it is paired with the unit).
You can also configure your unit by connecting it to a computer with the supplied USBcable and running the
Cardo Updater while your computer is connected to the Cardo Community website.
2.5 PAIRING YOUR UNIT TO BLUETOOTH DEVICES
Your FREECOM 4 has two Bluetooth channels for connection to Bluetooth devices such as mobile phones, GPS
devices, and Bluetooth music players with A2DP.
To connect your unit to a Bluetooth device, you must first pair them. Once paired, they automatically recognize
each other whenever they are within range.
If you are pairing more than one device, Cardo recommends that you pair the mobile phone to channel 1, and
the additional device (such as GPS, music player or additional mobile phone) to channel 2.
If you are pairing the unit to more than one mobile phone, the phone paired with channel 1 is the default phone
for outgoing calls.
To pair Bluetooth channel 1 to a mobile phone:
1. Enable Bluetooth on the mobile phone.
2. On the unit in standby mode, press
for 5 seconds.
The LED flashes red and blue.
3. On your mobile phone, search for Bluetooth devices.
4. When your FREECOM 4 appears in the list of available devices, select it.
If prompted for a PIN or Passkey, enter 0000 (four zeros).
The phone confirms that pairing has succeeded and the LED flashes purple for 2 seconds.
To pair Bluetooth channel 2 to another Bluetooth device:
1. Enable Bluetooth on the device (for example, your mobile phone, GPS device, or music player).
2. On the unit in standby mode, press
for 5 seconds. The LED flashes red and blue.
3. Tap twice. The LED flashes red and green.
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4. If you are pairing a GPS device, press .
The LED flashes slower.
5. On the device you are pairing, search for Bluetooth devices.
6. When your FREECOM 4 appears in the list of available devices, select it.
If prompted for a PIN or Passkey, enter 0000 (four zeros).
The device confirms that pairing has succeeded and the LED flashes purple for 2 seconds.
● If pairing is not completed within 2 minutes, the unit automatically returns to Standby.
● If you have paired two different mobile phones directly to your FREECOM 4, set one as default for making
calls (see Setting the Default Mobile Phone on page 19).
● Not all Bluetooth mobile phones broadcast Bluetooth Stereo music (A2DP) even if the phone has an MP3
player function. Consult your mobile phone’s user manual for more information.
● Not all Bluetooth GPS devices allow connection to Bluetooth audio devices. Consult your GPS User
Manual for more information.
To cancel the pairing process:
● Press
for 2 seconds.
The LED stops flashing red and blue/green.
To reset all Bluetooth device pairing:
1. Press
for 5 seconds.
The LED flashes red and blue.
2. Press
and for 2 seconds.
The LED flashes purple 5 times, confirming that pairing has been reset.
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3. ON THE ROAD
FREECOM 4 makes it easy for you to receive phone calls and listen to music in a convenient and safe manner.
3.1 BASIC AUDIO FUNCTIONS
The basic audio functions are the same whether you are listening to music, speaking on the intercom, or having a
phone conversation.
To turn the volume up:
● Tap
.
An increasingly louder tone is played on the speaker until you reach the maximum volume, as indicated by
the maximum volume tone.
To turn the volume down:
● Tap
.
An increasingly quieter tone is played on the speaker until you reach the minimum volume, as indicated by
the minimum volume tone.
To mute the microphone and lower the speaker volume to the minimal level:
● Simultaneously tap
and .
To unmute the microphone and raise the speaker volume to the previous level:
● Tap
or .
An ascending tone is played on the speaker.
3.1.1 MAKING AND RECEIVING PHONE CALLS
You can use your mobile phone to make and receive phone calls while paired to your FREECOM 4.
To make a phone call:
● To dial using your mobile phone's voice dial option, simultaneously tap
and , then make your call as
per the instructions for your mobile device.
● To redial the last number called on your mobile device, press and hold down for 2 seconds.
● To dial your preset speed dial number, tap 3 times. (The speed dial number must be set in the Cardo
Mobile App or community website prior to use.)
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● If you connected two mobile phones to your unit, you cannot make an additional phone call from the other
phone while a phone call is already active.
● During Bluetooth intercom 3 or 4-way calls, riders that are connected on both channels A and B cannot
receive phone calls.
To answer a call:
● Tap
.
To reject a call:
● Press for 2 seconds.
To ignore a call:
● Simultaneously tap
and , or wait 30 seconds.
To end a call:
● Tap
.
3.1.1.1 SWITCHING BETWEEN TWO CALLS ON TWO MOBILE PHONES
Your FREECOM 4 can toggle between two calls on two mobile phones when both mobile phones are paired to
your unit.
To toggle between two calls on two mobile phones (without disconnecting either call):
● Tap
twice.
To disconnect the current call and switch to the other call:
● Tap .
3.1.2 STREAMING MUSIC
You can stream music from your paired device to your FREECOM 4.
To start music streaming from your paired device:
● Tap
.
To stop music streaming:
● Press for 2 seconds.
To skip to the next track (while streaming):
● Tap
.
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To skip back to the previous track (while streaming):
● Tap
twice.
3.1.2.1 SWITCHING MUSIC SOURCES
If two music (A2DP) audio sources are paired, FREECOM 4 uses the audio source from which you last played
music.
To switch to the other audio source:
1. Stop music (A2DP) playback from the current device (see Streaming Music on page 9).
2. Play music (A2DP) from the other device.
FREECOM 4 automatically remembers your last played device.
3.2 LISTENING TO FM RADIO
The FREECOM 4 is equipped with a built-in FM radio.
To turn on the FMradio:
● Tap
twice.
When you switch on your FMradio, the station that was playing when you last switched off resumes playing.
To turn the FMradio off:
● Press
for 2 seconds.
To skip to the next station:
● Tap .
To skip back to the previous station:
● Tap
twice.
To scan for and select a station:
1. Simultaneously tap
and .
The FMradio plays each station that it finds for several seconds.
2. When you hear a station you want to select, tap
.
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To store a scanned station in the active preset:
● Tap within 20 seconds of stopping the scan.
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4. RIDING WITH OTHERS
4.1 BLUETOOTH INTERCOM
To connect your unit to another unit with a Bluetooth intercom, such as a Cardo Bluetooth unit or other Bluetoothenabled devices, you must first pair their channels. Once paired, the units automatically recognize each other
whenever they are in range (line of sight up to 1.2 km / 3,900 ft subject to terrain).
● Pairing a channel replaces any existing paired unit on that channel with the new unit.
● If you purchased the FREECOM 4 DUO, the retail package contains two pre-paired units.
● The Intercom range with other models is limited to the distance of the unit with the shorter range.
4.2 SETTING UP BLUETOOTH INTERCOM GROUPS
You can use your FREECOM 4 to create or join a Bluetooth group. The participating riders are connected in a
chain with a maximum total of four riders.
To set up a Bluetooth group:
1. Confirm your unit is in Standby mode (LED flashes blue slowly).
2. To initiate 2-way pairing:
● On your unit, press for 5 seconds to enter pairing mode.
The LED flashes red.
● The following announcement is heard: Rider A pairing.
Bluetooth intercom pairing needs to be initiated on the other device.
The unit confirms that pairing has succeeded.
3. To add a 3rd rider:
● Press for 5 seconds. The LED flashes red.
● Tap 2 times. The LEDflashes blue.
The following announcement is heard: Rider B pairing.
Bluetooth intercom pairing needs to be initiated on the other device.
The unit confirms that pairing has succeeded.
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4. To add a 4th rider, Rider 1 or Rider 2 connects to the additional rider.
To pair a non-Cardo Bluetooth intercom group unit:
1. Confirm your unit is in Standby mode (LED flashes blue slowly).
2. To initiate 2-way pairing:
● On your unit, press
for 5 seconds.
The LED flashes red.
● Tap
to activate the Cardo gateway.
The LED flashes red and blue.
Mobile phone pairing needs to be initiated on the other device.
● The unit confirms that pairing has succeeded.
3. To add a 3rd rider:
● Press
for 5 seconds.
The LED flashes red.
● Tap 2 times. The LEDflashes blue.
● Tap
. The LED flashes red and blue.
Mobile phone pairing needs to be initiated on the other device.
The unit confirms that pairing has succeeded.
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4. To add a 4th rider, Rider 1 or Rider 2 connects to the additional rider.
● To cancel the pairing process, press for 2 seconds. The LED stops flashing.
● If pairing is not completed within 2 minutes, the unit automatically returns to Standby.
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4.3 STARTING/ENDING INTERCOM CALLS
You can initiate Bluetooth intercom calls with other riders, including non-Cardo riders.
To start or end communication with Rider 1:
●
: Tap .
To start or end communication with Rider 2:
●
: Tap 2 times.
To initiate a 4-way intercom conference:
Optionally, FREECOM 4 can pair a third rider directly.
To pair a third rider:
1. Confirm your unit is in Standby mode (LED flashes blue slowly).
2. To initiate pairing:
● On your unit, press for 5 seconds to enter pairing mode.
The LED flashes red.
● Tap 3 times. The LED flashes purple and the following announcement is heard: Rider C pairing.
3. Bluetooth intercom pairing needs to be initiated on the other device.
The unit confirms that pairing has succeeded.
To start or end communication with a rider on channel C:
● Tap 3 times.
*FREECOM 4 supports direct, simultaneous connection with up to 2 riders. (Channels: A+B, A+C, B+C)
**Voice command can be used to start intercom calls to Channels A and/or B only.
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4.3.1 RECEIVING BLUETOOTH INTERCOM CALLS
If another paired unit calls you via Bluetooth intercom, the call begins instantly.
4.4 RESETTING BLUETOOTH INTERCOM PAIRING
Resetting Bluetooth intercom pairing also resets all Bluetooth device pairing.
To reset Bluetooth intercom pairing:
1. Press for 5 seconds. The LED flashes red.
2. Press
and for 2 seconds.
The LED flashes purple 5 times slowly, confirming that pairing has been reset.
4.5 SHARING MUSIC AND RADIO
You can share music and FMradio with a passenger or other rider. Music sharing is more suitable for
rider/passenger combinations, whereas FM radio is also intended for rider/rider combinations.
● Music and radio can be shared with only one passenger/rider.
● Bluetooth intercom calls are disabled when sharing music.
● FM radio sharing opens a Bluetooth intercom call automatically.
● If you paired your unit to two mobile phones, music will be shared from the mobile phone through which
you last played music.
● When sharing FM radio, either passenger/rider can change station while the Bluetooth intercom call
remains open.
● When you stop sharing FM radio, the Bluetooth intercom call remains open and the FM radio continues to
play independently on each passenger/rider's unit.
● When you stop sharing music, the music continues to play on your unit only.
To start/stop sharing:
1. Start playing music or the FM radio.
2. Press
for 2 seconds to start sharing on Channel A (by default).
To manually select the channel on which to share music or radio:
1. Start playing music or the FM radio.
2. Start a Bluetooth intercom call on either channel (A or B).
3. Press
for 2 seconds.
To stop sharing:
● Press
for 2 seconds.
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5. TROUBLESHOOTING
5.1 SOFT RESET
If your FREECOM 4 stops responding, reset it in one of these ways:
● Turning it off and then on again (see Getting Started on page 5).
● Using the supplied USB cable, connect your unit to the computer or wall charger for 30 seconds.
5.2 RESET PAIRING
The options below delete all paired units or devices.
To reset mobile device pairing:
1. While in standby mode, press
for 5 seconds.
The LED flashes red and blue.
2. Press
and for 2 seconds.
The LED flashes purple 5 times slowly, confirming that pairing has been reset.
To reset intercom pairing:
1. While in standby mode, press
for 5 seconds.
The LEDflashes red
2. Press
and for 2 seconds.
The LED flashes purple 5 times slowly, confirming that pairing has been reset.
5.3 RESET TO FACTORY SETTINGS
This option deletes all paired units, devices and all configuration settings.
To perform a factory reset through the unit:
1. Check that your FREECOM 4 is in Standby mode (see FREECOM 4 LEDIndications on page 22).
2. Simultaneously press
+ + for 5 seconds.
The LED flashes purple 5 times slowly, confirming that pairing has been reset.
5.4 FAQ
Additional answers to common problems can be found at www.cardosystems.com/support.
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6. PERSONALIZING YOUR DEVICE
Get the most out of your FREECOM 4 by changing the settings and customizing your unit according to your own
personal preferences, using either of the following methods:
● Cardo Mobile App on iOS or Android devices.
● Cardo Community on Windows / Mac - minimum requirements - Windows® 7 / Mac OS X 10.8
● Unit buttons.
Cardo recommends you customize your settings before going out on the road. You can adjust any of these
settings as required after experiencing them under road conditions.
Object
AGC sensitivit y
(Off/Low/ Medium/High)
Default
Value
Medium AGC automatically adjusts speaker
volume according to ambient noise and
Description
riding speed. For example, when set to
Low, higher ambient noise will cause the
volume increase to kick in at a higher
level.
Audio priority
(A2DP/Bluetoot h
intercom)
Background Audio
Level
Bluetooth
intercom
Priority of audio source playing through
speakers. Either music is not interrupted
by an intercom call, or vice-versa.
N/A Sets the background audio volume when
parallel audio streaming is on (see
Parallel audio streaming in Bluetooth
intercom (Enable/Disable) below).
Bluetooth friendly
name
Download the latest
firmware upgrade
FREECOM4Sets the name that appears on your phone
while pairing and in the Cardo app.
N/A Stay up-to-date by downloading software
updates whenever a new version is
available.
FMBand According to
Your
If you are in Japan, select Japan.
Otherwise, select Worldwide.
Region
Language According to
Your
Voice announcements language (see
Spoken Status Announcements below).
Region
Mobile priorit y Mobile 1 If you paired your unit to two mobile
phones, you must set one of them as the
default phone for outgoing calls.
Parallel audio
streaming in Bluetooth
intercom
(Enable/Disable)
Disable You can hear two audio sources
simultaneously. For example, hear GPS
while listening to music.
Note: Parallel audio streaming may not
work properly with some iOS devices (i.e.,
music player or GPS navigator) due to
connected device limitations.
RDS (Enable/Disable) Disable Radio Data System allows the radio to
automatically retune to the strongest
frequency available for the FM station you
are listening to when the signal becomes
too weak.
Cardo Mobile App
(iOS/Android)
ü ü
ü ü
ü û
ü ü
û ü
ü ü
ü ü
ü û
ü ü
ü ü
Cardo
Community
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Object
Set speed dial numbers Empty Pre-set phone numbers for automatic
Set the 6 F M radio
presets
Spoken Status
Announcement s
(Enable/Disable)
Default
Value
dialing.
107.5 Pre-set FM radio stations.
Enable Voice announcements inform you to whom
or to what device you are connected.
Description
Cardo Mobile App
(iOS/Android)
ü ü
ü ü
ü ü
Cardo
Community
AGC performance may vary based on environmental conditions, including riding speed, helmet type,and
ambient noise.
6.1 SETTING THE DEFAULT MOBILE PHONE
If you paired your unit to two mobile phones, you must set one of them as the default phone for outgoing calls.
If you do not set a default phone, the phone that you first paired with your unit is automatically set as the
default phone.
To set the default phone:
● During a mobile call, press
for 5 seconds.
6.2 USING PARALLEL AUDIO STREAMING
With parallel audio streaming, you can hear GPS instructions during a mobile or Bluetooth intercom call, or while
listening to other audio sources, such as music or FM radio.
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Parallel audio streaming may not work properly with some iOS devices (i.e., music player or GPS navigator)
due to connected device limitations.
Your FREECOM 4 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 1 Intercom 2 Music FM Radio
Foreground Foreground
Foreground
1
If you add an intercom call to a mobile phone call creating a conference call, the volume for both audio sources is
1
Foreground Foreground
Foreground Background
Foreground Background
Foreground
Foreground Background
Foreground Background
Foreground
1
2,3
Foreground
2,3
Foreground
Background
4
Foreground
5
the same.
2
If you make two intercom calls simultaneously creating an intercom conference call, the volume for both audio
sources is the same.
3
If you make two intercom calls simultaneously creating an intercom conference call, you cannot hear the mobile
phone or GPS.
4
If you play music only, the music volume is not reduced.
5
If you play the FMradio only, the FM radio volume is not reduced.
In some cases, parallel audio streaming may not work properly due to connected device limitations (music
player or GPS navigator). For more information, see cardosystems.com/support.
Cardo recommends that during a 3-way or 4-way Bluetooth intercom conference call, the rider who is
connected to only one intercom call listens for mobile phone and GPS announcements.
You cannot use music sharing for voice audio with riders during parallel audio streaming.
You can configure parallel audio streaming via the Cardo app or the Cardo Community.
6.3 AUDIO SOURCE PRIORITIES
If Parallel Audio Streaming is disabled, FREECOM 4 manages the audio sources you hear through the speakers
according to the following audio source priorities.
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Priority Audio Source
Higher Priority
↑
Lower Priority
1
When audio priority is set to Intercom, you cannot hear navigation app or SMS messages from your phone
Mobile phone, GPS device instructions
Intercom or Music
Music or Intercom
FM Radio
1
2
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 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.
If you paired your unit to two mobile phones (see Setting the Default Mobile Phone on page 19), music will be
shared from the mobile phone through which you last played music.
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APPENDIX A. FREECOM 4 LEDINDICATIONS
Your FREECOM 4 operates in various modes. Each mode consists of a group of features currently available for
your use. For example, when FREECOM 4 plays music, it will be in music playing mode, enabling features
related to playing music such as skipping to the next and previous tracks.
Events are considered to occur whenever you operate a feature and when FREECOM 4 responds. For example,
turning on music is an event.
The device's current mode is indicated by the unit LEDs. You also hear voice announcements on your unit for
mode changes and events.
The following table shows LEDindications for modes and events according to the current battery state.
LED Flashing Battery State Mode or Event
Blue For 2 seconds Normal ● Rider B connected
● Set voice control to enabled
Blue Fast (three times) Normal
Low Battery
Charging
Blue Fast (repeating fast) Normal,
Low Battery
Charging
Blue Slow (repeated at 3-second intervals) Normal ● Standby
Blue Slow twice (repeated at 3-second
Normal ● Incoming/outgoing call (intercom or
intervals)
Purple For 2 seconds Normal
Low Battery
Charging
Purple Slow (5 times) Normal
Low Battery
Purple/Red Purple twice slowly, then red Charging ● Incoming/outgoing call (intercom or
Purple/Red Slow purple and red (repeating) Charging ● Standby
Red Slow twice (repeated at 3-second
Low Battery ● Incoming/outgoing call (intercom or
intervals)
Red Fast (repeated at 3-second intervals) Low Battery ● Standby
Red Fast (repeating fast) Normal
Low Battery
Charging
Red Fast (3 times) Normal
Low Battery
Charging
Red For 2 seconds Normal
Low Battery
Charging
Red Remains on Charging ● Off
Red/Blue Alternating fast Normal
Low Battery
Charging
Red/Blue Alternating slow Normal
Low Battery
● Power on
● Pairing intercom rider B
mobile)
● Audio active (intercom, FM, A2DP, GPS)
● Mobile pairing successful
● Mobile connected
● Reset pairing
mobile)
● Audio active (intercom, FM, A2DP, GPS)
mobile)
● Audio active (intercom, FM, A2DP, GPS)
● Pairing intercom rider A
● Power off
● Rider A connected
● Set voice control to disabled
● Pairing Mobile 1
● Pairing GPS 1
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LED Flashing Battery State Mode or Event
Red/Green Alternating fast Normal
● Pairing Mobile 2
Low Battery
Charging
Red/Green Alternating slow Normal,
● Pairing GPS 2
Low Battery
Yellow For 2 seconds Normal
Low Battery
● Intercom call attempted without
microphone or audio kit connected
Charging
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7. GLOSSARY
Term/Abbreviation Description
A2DP Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (for music). A protocol for playing
music over Bluetooth.
AGC sensitivit y AGC (Automatic Gain Control) automatically adjusts speaker volume and
microphone sensitivity according to ambient noise and riding speed.
Device Mobile phone, GPS or music player.
Language Voice announcements and voice commands language.
Unit Cardo or non-Cardo Bluetooth Communication system.
Voice control Voice activation (by saying a word or phrase) of certain features for
hands-free operation.
Voice control sensitivit y Adjusts your microphone sensitivity for voice activation while you are
riding.
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8. SUPPORT
For additional information:
: www.cardosystems.com
* support@cardosystems.com
To avoid potential problems and to receive our support and warranty coverage, we strongly recommend buying
our products only from authorized Cardo dealers.
Your favorite brick-and-mortar store is always your best bet. Unauthorized online resellers and online auction
sites such as eBay are not among Cardo’s authorized dealers, and purchasing our products from such sites
will be at your own risk. Cardo strives to provide quality products and exceptional customer service. We
select dealers who share that vision. Buying grey market items from unauthorized online dealers is
counterproductive and also adversely affects unsuspecting online consumers who may be purchasing used,
counterfeit or defective products or devices whose warranties are void. Protect your investment by purchasing
genuine Cardo products only from authorized dealers.
© 2018 Cardo Systems
All rights reserved. Cardo, the Cardo logo and other Cardo marks are owned by Cardo and may be registered. All
other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Cardo Systems assumes no responsibility for any
errors that may appear in this document. Information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
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