Harley Davidson Motorcycle 2015 Owner's Manual
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2015 Boom! Box
Owner's Manual
99464-15
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REGULATORY AND SAFETY INFORMATION
Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation
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DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
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MÉXICO COFETEL AVISO
BRASIL ANATEL NOTICE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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SAFETY FIRST
Safety Information..............................................................1
Navigation..........................................................................3
Pre-Ride Checklist.............................................................3
Emergency Phone Number................................................4
Emergency CB Operation..................................................4
FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS
Features, Options and Specifications................................5
CONTROLS AND COMPONENTS
Infotainment Controls.......................................................17
POWER/MUTE Switch.....................................................18
HOME Switch...................................................................18
Favorite Switch (FAV).......................................................18
Navigation Switch (6.5 Only)............................................19
Soft Keys (4.3 Only).........................................................19
Touchscreen (6.5 Only)....................................................20
Boom! Box Hand Controls................................................20
Left Hand Control Audio Functions...........................20
Right Hand Control Audio Functions.........................21
HOME/VOLUME/PREVIOUS/NEXT Switch....................22
Voice Recognition Switch.................................................23
Push-To-Talk/Squelch Switch...........................................23
CURSOR/SELECT Switch...............................................23
Vehicle Information Switch...............................................23
Rear (Passenger) Controls..............................................24
MODE/UP/DN Switch...............................................24
Push-To-Talk (PTT)/Volume (VOL) Switch................24
Enabling Rear Controls.............................................24
Headset Connectors........................................................25
Microphone...............................................................27
Media Compartment (USB Port)......................................28
Media Compartment (Fixed Fairing Vehicles)...........28
Media Compartment (Other Vehicles).......................29
USB Hub...................................................................29
Speakers..........................................................................31
Fairing Speakers.......................................................31
Fairing Lower Speakers............................................31
Saddlebag Speakers.................................................31
Tour-Pak Speakers (With Bass Boost Ports)............32
Amplifier...........................................................................32
Antennas and Reception..................................................32
Bluetooth..........................................................................33
Turning Motorcycle On, Off or to Accessory Mode..........33
Disconnecting the Vehicle Battery....................................34
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BASIC OPERATION
Home Screen...................................................................35
Screen Menu Bar.............................................................36
Checkboxes......................................................................36
Multiselect Button.............................................................37
Scroll Controls..................................................................37
Keyboard..........................................................................39
Smart Speller...................................................................41
Volume Controls...............................................................41
Popup Screens.................................................................42
Lockout Screens..............................................................42
Status Bar........................................................................42
SYSTEM SETTINGS
System Setup...................................................................47
Setup Menu......................................................................47
Language.........................................................................49
Screen Brightness............................................................49
Button Brightness.............................................................50
Day/Night Colors Mode....................................................50
Background Color (6.5 Only)............................................51
English Units/Metric.........................................................51
Clock................................................................................52
Keyboard (6.5 Only).........................................................53
Speaker/Headset Selection..............................................53
Audio Settings (Bass/Treble)............................................54
Fade.................................................................................54
Speed Volume..................................................................55
Feedback (Prompts).........................................................56
Rear Controls...................................................................57
Classic Mode...................................................................57
Global Presets.................................................................58
Bluetooth..........................................................................60
Ring Tones.......................................................................60
SiriusXM...........................................................................60
Traffic................................................................................60
System Information..........................................................60
Software Update..............................................................61
Privacy Reset...................................................................63
Factory Restore................................................................63
FAVORITES
Favorites...........................................................................65
Setting a Favorite.............................................................65
Selecting a Favorite..........................................................65
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TUNER
Tuner................................................................................67
Selecting a Band (Menu Buttons)....................................68
Selecting a Band (HOME Hand Control, Classic Mode)...68
Selecting a Band (Voice Recognition)..............................68
Tune/Seek/Preset Settings...............................................68
Tuning a Station (Hand Control Switch)...........................69
Tuning a Station (Voice Recognition)...............................69
Seeking a Station (Hand Control Switch).........................69
Seeking a Station (Voice Recognition).............................69
Scanning Stations............................................................70
Presets.............................................................................70
Categories (Cat)...............................................................70
Selecting Categories........................................................71
Station List.......................................................................72
Weather Band..................................................................73
Weather Alert...................................................................74
RBDS/RDS......................................................................75
RDS Features...........................................................75
MEDIA
Media Screen...................................................................77
Media Devices..................................................................78
Connecting Media Device (USB).....................................79
Connecting Media Device (Bluetooth)..............................80
Device Players and Applications (Bluetooth)...................80
Selecting Media Device....................................................80
Play Previous/Next Media File (or Previous/Next
Preset).............................................................................81
Pause, Rewind, or Fast Forward Media File....................81
Scanning Media Files.......................................................81
Repeat Current File..........................................................82
Play Random Files (Shuffle)............................................82
Play Songs From Track List..............................................82
Media Presets..................................................................83
Finding a Media File.........................................................83
Finding a Media File (Playlist)..........................................85
Finding a Media File (Artist, Album or Genre)..................85
Finding a Media File (Song Title).....................................85
Finding a Media File (Podcast)........................................86
Finding a Media File (Audio Book)...................................87
Finding a Media File (Video, TV Show, Movie, Music
Video)...............................................................................87
Selecting Media File (Using Voice Recognition)...............87
Saving Media File as Favorite..........................................88
Saving Media File as Ring Tone.......................................88
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BLUETOOTH
Enabling Bluetooth...........................................................89
Pairing a Bluetooth Device...............................................89
Connecting/Disconnecting a Bluetooth Device................90
Reconnecting After Vehicle Turns On...............................91
Deleting a Paired Device..................................................92
PHONE
Phone Compatibility.........................................................93
Bluetooth and USB Connections For Phones..................93
Phone Menu.....................................................................93
Call Screen......................................................................94
Making a Call (Dialing).....................................................96
Making a Call (Phone Book Contact)...............................97
Making a Call (Navigation POI)........................................97
Making a Call (SiriusXM Gas Station)..............................97
Making a Call (Emergency Phone Number)....................98
Making a Call (Dialing with Voice Recognition)................98
Making a Call (Calling a Contact with Voice
Recognition).....................................................................98
Receiving a Call (Accepting/Ignoring)..............................98
Receiving a Call (Radio Turned Off).................................99
Ending a Call....................................................................99
Adjusting Call Volume......................................................99
Muting Call Audio.............................................................99
Routing Call Audio...........................................................99
Multiple Calls..................................................................100
Voice Mail.......................................................................100
Phone Book...................................................................100
Setting Up Contacts in a Phone.....................................101
Refresh Phone Book......................................................101
Showing Contact Details................................................101
Viewing Saved Contacts and Phone Numbers..............102
Saving a Phone Book Contact.......................................102
Saving a Dialed Phone Number.....................................102
Saving Phone Number from Current Call.......................102
Delete Saved Contact....................................................103
Call History.....................................................................103
Text Messaging..............................................................103
Enabling Text Message Service (SMS)..........................104
Enabling Text Message Notification (Apple Devices).....104
Text Message Auto-Reply..............................................105
Viewing/Playing a Text Message....................................106
Selecting Ring Tone.......................................................106
Adding New Ring Tone (Media File Currently Playing)...107
Adding New Ring Tone (Bluetooth Setup)......................107
Resuming Calls After Vehicle Shutdown........................107
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Transferring a Call Back to the Phone............................108
Changing the Emergency Phone Number.....................108
CITIZEN BAND (CB) RADIO
CB Radio........................................................................111
Turning CB On...............................................................111
Turning CB Off...............................................................112
Conflicting Transmissions...............................................112
Emergency Operation (Channel 9)................................112
Transmitting on CB.........................................................113
Receiving CB Audio.......................................................113
Tuning CB Channels......................................................114
CB Presets.....................................................................114
Squelch..........................................................................114
CB Volume.....................................................................116
Passenger CB Operation...............................................116
Factors Affecting CB Range...........................................117
Adding an Optional CB Module......................................117
INTERCOM
Intercom.........................................................................119
Turning Intercom On/Off.................................................120
Adjusting Microphone Sensitivity (VOX).........................121
Speed Volume................................................................121
Adjusting Intercom Volume (Rider and Passenger
Headsets).......................................................................121
Operating Intercom (Voice Activation, VOX)...................122
Operating Intercom (PTT Switch)..................................122
SIRIUSXM
SiriusXM Satellite Radio................................................123
Optional SiriusXM Accessory........................................123
Trial Subscription............................................................123
Check Subscription Status.............................................123
Subscribing to SiriusXM.................................................124
Listening to SiriusXM Radio...........................................125
SiriusXM Presets...........................................................126
Selecting a Channel (Hand Controls)............................127
Selecting a Channel (Channel List)...............................127
Selecting a Channel (Direct Tune).................................127
Selecting a Channel (Voice Recognition).......................128
Scanning SiriusXM Channels........................................128
Tagging an Artist or Song...............................................128
Viewing Tagged List.......................................................129
Tag Alert.........................................................................129
SiriusXM Categories......................................................129
Game Zone....................................................................130
Enabling Sports Alerts...................................................130
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Adding a Game Zone Favorite.......................................130
Setting Game or Score Notification................................131
Responding To Game Zone Alert...................................131
Removing a Game Zone Favorite..................................132
Displaying Current Weather...........................................132
Displaying Daily Forecast (3 and 6 hour).......................133
Displaying 5 Day Forecast.............................................134
SiriusXM Fuel Prices......................................................134
Selecting Fuel Type........................................................134
Viewing Fuel Prices.......................................................135
SiriusXM Traffic..............................................................136
Turning Traffic On...........................................................136
Traffic Notification Popups..............................................136
Traffic Icons....................................................................136
Traffic Reroute................................................................136
Traffic Message List.......................................................137
SiriusXM Weather Map..................................................138
Weather Map Scrolling...................................................139
Weather Map Radar and Fronts.....................................139
Display Last Weather Update.........................................141
NAVIGATION
Navigation......................................................................143
Displaying the Map.........................................................144
Changing Map Display...................................................147
Changing Data Fields....................................................148
Navigation Option Menu.................................................148
Route Preferences and Avoidances...............................148
Compass........................................................................149
Compass/Heading Indicator on Map......................149
Full Size Compass..................................................150
Map Scrolling (Touchscreen).........................................151
Map Scrolling (Hand Controls).......................................151
Selecting POI On Map...................................................152
Route To Destination (Address).....................................154
Route To Destination (Home).........................................155
Route To Destination (Recent).......................................155
Route To Destination (Phone Book)...............................156
Route To Destination (Saved)........................................156
Route To Destination (Map Scroll Tool)..........................156
Route To Destination (POI)............................................157
Route To Destination (Dealership).................................158
Route To Destination (Emergency)................................158
Route To Destination (Coordinates)...............................159
Route To Destination (SiriusXM Fuel Prices Feature).....160
Route To Destination (Voice Command)........................160
Canceling a Route (Using Menus).................................160
Canceling a Route (Voice Command)............................160
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Trips...............................................................................160
Creating a Trip (Using Menus).......................................161
Creating a Trip (Using Map)...........................................161
Round Trip......................................................................161
Editing a Trip (Adding Waypoints)..................................162
Editing a Trip (Reordering Waypoints)............................162
Editing a Trip (Skipping Waypoints)................................162
Trails...............................................................................163
Record a Trail (Options Menu).......................................163
Record a Trail (Trails Menu)...........................................163
Rename a Trail...............................................................164
Navigating a Trail............................................................164
Deleting a Trail...............................................................164
Exporting a Route..........................................................164
Importing a Route..........................................................165
Exporting a Ride Planner Route....................................166
Maneuvers (Turn-By-Turn Instructions)..........................168
Displaying a Maneuver (Zoom)......................................169
Avoiding a Road.............................................................170
Restoring an Avoided Road...........................................170
Lane Guidance...............................................................170
Saving a Destination (Saved, Preferred or Home).........171
Saving Current Location.................................................172
Showing a Planned Route.............................................172
Simulating a Route.........................................................172
Calling a Destination (Route Active)..............................173
Calling a Destination (Route Not Active)........................173
Trip Summary.................................................................173
Low Fuel Alert................................................................174
GPS Information............................................................174
Traffic..............................................................................175
Turning Traffic On/Off.....................................................176
Traffic Notification Settings.............................................176
Rerouting.......................................................................176
Traffic Event List (RDS Traffic).......................................177
Navigation Prompts (Turning On/Off).............................177
Navigation Prompts (Adjusting Volume Using Menus)....178
Navigation Prompts (Adjusting Volume with Hand
Controls)........................................................................178
Navigation Prompts (Speaker/Headset Selection).........178
Navigation Database......................................................178
Verifying Database Version.....................................178
Download Hardware/System Requirements...........179
Updating Database.................................................179
Replacing the Intercontinental Database................180
Restoring an Intercontinental Database.................181
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VOICE RECOGNITION
Voice Recognition..........................................................183
Activating Voice Recognition..........................................183
Cancelling Voice Recognition.........................................183
Teleprompter..................................................................184
Command List................................................................184
Pick List..........................................................................185
Prompter Responds "Pardon?"......................................185
Voice Recognition Commands.......................................186
VEHICLE INFORMATION
Vehicle Information.........................................................193
CARE AND CLEANING
Audio System Care........................................................195
Replaceable Screen Protector................................195
Cleaning the Radio.................................................195
Speaker Care..........................................................195
LIMITED RADIO WARRANTY
2015 Limited Radio Warranty.........................................197
Other Rights............................................................198
LIMITED RADIO W ARRANTY (AUSTRALIA)
Australia/New Zealand 2015 Limited Radio Warranty.....199
Your Consumer Rights............................................199
Warranty.................................................................199
Warranty Period......................................................199
Exclusions...............................................................200
Obtaining Warranty Service....................................200
FCC CITIZENS BAND INFORMATION
What Every Responsible Citizens Band (CB) Station
Operator Should Know as Prepared by the Federal
Communications Commission, Washington, D.C...........201
Subpart D-Citizens Band (CB) Radio Service General
Provisions...............................................................201
How to Operate a CB Station..................................203
OTHER THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW................209
TRADEMARKS
H-D U.S.A., LLC Trademark Information........................213
Product Registered Marks.............................................213
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Set volume levels and other controls on audio and electronic devices before riding. Distractions can lead to loss
of control, resulting in death or serious injury. (00088b)
Set CB channel, squelch threshold and volume before
riding to minimize adjustments on the road. Distractions
can lead to loss of control, resulting in death or serious
injury. (00089a)
Do not select a volume level that blocks out traffic noise
or interrupts the concentration necessary for safe operation of the motorcycle. Distractions or a volume level that
blocks out traffic noise could cause loss of control resulting in death or serious injury. (00539b)
There are no serviceable parts inside the unit; leave all
servicing to qualified service personnel. Disassembly of
the unit could result in equipment damage and/or equip-
ment malfunction. (00172a)
This manual explains the operation of the Boom!™ Box
Infotainment system. Investing time to learn about the features
and operation of your motorcycle and its infotainment system
will lead to safe enjoyable use of its full range of features. Read
this manual carefully and keep it with your motorcycle at all
times for reference. An online copy of this manual is available
at www.h-d.com/boom (or the Boom! Box section on www.h-
d.com/touring).
See the owner's manual for your vehicle for important rider
safety information.
Follow all the warnings, cautions and safety tips shown
throughout this manual and your vehicle manual.
See Figure 1 and Figure 2. Do not use any feature of this
system to the extent it becomes a distraction and prevents safe
riding. The first priority while riding should always be the safe
operation of the vehicle.While riding, observe all traffic regula-
tions.
Pay attention while riding. Always concentrate on riding by
keeping your eyes and mind on the road. To prevent distraction,
some features are locked out, unavailable or limited in capability
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while the motorcycle is in motion. Even if a feature is available,
do not allow it to distract you from operating the motorcycle
safely.
For safety, program the system when stopped. Perform system
setup and get familiar with the controls and features of the
infotainment system before operating the motorcycle on the
road.
This system cannot warn about such things as the safety of
an area, road conditions and availability of emergency services.
Use this system only in locations where it is legal to do so.
For additional instruction and information for setting up or
operating the system, see an authorized Harley-Davidson
dealer and online resources at www.h-d.com/boom (or the
Boom! Box portion of www.h-d.com/touring).
Figure 1. Acceptance Screen: 4.3 Models
Figure 2. Acceptance Screen: 6.5 Models
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Figure 3.Vehicle in Motion Message
NAVIGATION
The navigation, lane guidance and traffic features are intended
to assist you when traveling. Always use personal judgment
and observation of the actual road conditions while riding. In
some circumstances, information provided in the navigation
database may be incomplete, incorrect or outdated. Road
conditions, traffic laws and restrictions (such as no left turns,
street closures, one way streets, road construction detours,
and so on) can frequently change. Before following any
instruction from the system, check whether the instruction can
be done safely and legally.
If necessary, safely park the vehicle if there is difficulty following
the route guidance or if there is a need to program a new route.
In some circumstances, the system could temporarily provide
an inaccurate position of the vehicle or show errors in distance
between objects.
When importing routes from other devices or websites, under-
stand that there may be limitations to the accuracy or reliability
of the imported data. There may also be compatibility limitations
when importing data files from another device or website.
Program and review navigation routes with the vehicle stopped.
When taking a long trip, plan and review the route before riding
the motorcycle. Install updates to the navigation database to
make sure you have the latest information available.
PRE-RIDE CHECKLIST
Before riding the motorcycle, set up and customize the system
so it operates in a way that works for you while minimizing
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distraction on the road. At a minimum, consider setting up the
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following items before riding.
• Set brightness, background color and day/night color mode
• Configure presets and favorites
• Select tuning mode (tune/seek/preset)
• Adjust audio settings (volume, tone, fade and
headset/speaker selection)
• Pair, connect and set up phone features through Bluetooth
• Connect USB devices
• Select station or media to be played
• Set up trips and navigation
• Set up CB and intercom
• Connect and put on headsets
EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER
Setting up an emergency phone number can provide access
to help when needed. See PHONE, Making a Call (Emergency
Phone Number).
Phone numbers and navigation to nearby emergency resources
are also available on equipped systems. See NAVIGATION,
Route To Destination (Emergency).
EMERGENCY CB OPERATION
For vehicles equipped with a CB, channel 9 is reserved for
emergency use in most countries. When using this channel for
emergencies or assistance, clearly identify the nature of the
problem and your location. If no response is received, try other
channels or find another way to get help.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Not all features are available on all models. Most screen illustrations in this manual show the 6.5 radio.
Vehicles are equipped from the factory with the radios and
features as described in Table 1, Table 2 (4.3 radio features)
Table 1. 2015 Radio Model Configurations
and Table 3 (6.5 radio features). See the Vehicle Identification
Number (VIN) information in your vehicle owner's manual to
determine the configuration/calibration of your motorcycle. Also
see SYSTEM SETTINGS, System Information to view the
hardware, software and navigation database installed on your
vehicle.
CONFIGURATIONMODELPART NUMBERRADIO
49 STATES, CALIFORNIA, CANADAFLHX760000754.3
49 STATES, CALIFORNIA, CANADAFLHTCU
49 STATES, CALIFORNIA, CANADAFLHTCUL
49 STATES, CALIFORNIA, CANADAFLTRX
CANADAFLHTCU760002304.3
ASIA-PACIFIC, AUSTRALIA, ENGLAND, HDI, JAPANFLHTCUTC
CANADAFLHTCUL
ASIA-PACIFIC, HDI, JAPANFLHTCULTC
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Table 1. 2015 Radio Model Configurations
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CONFIGURATIONMODELPART NUMBERRADIO
49 STATES, CALIFORNIA, CANADAFLHTCU760000766.5GT
49 STATES, CALIFORNIA, CANADAFLHTCUL
49 STATES, CALIFORNIA, CANADAFLHXS
49 STATES, CALIFORNIA, CANADAFLHTK
49 STATES, CALIFORNIA, CANADAFLHTCUTG
49 STATES, CALIFORNIA, CANADAFLHTKL
49 STATES, CALIFORNIA, CANADAFLTRXS
ENGLAND, HDIFLHTK760002316.5GT
ENGLAND, HDIFLHTCUTG
ENGLAND, HDIFLHXS
ENGLAND, HDIFLHTKL
ENGLAND, HDIFLTRXS
49 STATES, CALIFORNIA, CANADAFLHTKSE760002286.5GT
49 STATES, CALIFORNIA, CANADAFLTRUSE
49 STATES, CALIFORNIA, CANADAFLHXSE
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Table 1. 2015 Radio Model Configurations
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CONFIGURATIONMODELPART NUMBERRADIO
ENGLAND, HDIFLHTKSE760002296.5GT
ENGLAND, HDIFLTRUSE
ENGLAND, HDIFLHXSE
ASIA-PACIFIC, AUSTRALIA, BRAZIL, CANADA, HDI, JAPANFLHTK760002326.5GT
CANADA, HDI, JAPANFLTHTCUTG
ASIA-PACIFIC, AUSTRALIA, BRAZIL, CANADA, HDI, JAPANFLHTKSE
ASIA-PACIFIC, AUSTRALIA, BRAZIL, CANADA, HDI, JAPANFLHXS
ASIA-PACIFIC, CANADA, HDI, JAPANFLHTKL
ASIA-PACIFIC, AUSTRALIA, CANADA, HDI, JAPANFLTRXS
ASIA-PACIFIC, AUSTRALIA, BRAZIL, CANADA, HDI, JAPANFLTRUSE
ASIA-PACIFIC, AUSTRALIA, BRAZIL, CANADA, HDI, JAPANFLHXSE
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DISPLAY
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Interface Languages
AUDIO OUTPUT
Table 2. Boom! Box 4.3 Models - Features and Options
4.3
Part No. 76000075
4.3-inch QVGA LCD color screenType
Selectable or automatic sensor-activated brightness for screen and faceplate controlsAdjustable Brightness
Selectable day, night or automatic sensor-activated color modesDay/Night Color Mode
English (US), English (UK), Spanish (Mexican), Spanish (Castilian), French (Canadian), French (France), Italian, European
Portuguese
25Watts Per Channel
2 (FLHX, FLTRX)Speakers
4 (FLHTCU/TC, FLHTCUL/TC)
5.25 inchSpeaker Size
6.5 inch - P&A Upgrade
StandardSealed and Closed Front Speaker Housing
Standard (except FLHX, FLTRX)Bass Port Rear Speakers
1%Distortion (THD)
StandardInternal Amp
P&A UpgradeExternal Amp
Standard (FLHTCU/TC, FLHTCUL/TC)Standard (FLHTCU, FLHTCUL)Wired Headset
P&A Upgrade (FLHX, FLTRX)P&A Upgrade (FLHX, FLTRX)
16-64 ohmsHeadset Specifications (if equipped)
4.3
Part No. 76000230
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AUDIO SOURCES
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Table 2. Boom! Box 4.3 Models - Features and Options
4.3
Part No. 76000075
4.3
Part No. 76000230
Not supportedStandardAM
StandardStandardFM
Dependent on regionStandardWeather Band (WB)
StandardNot supportedMW
StandardNot supportedLW
SupportedSupportedMedia player (via USB Connection)
SupportedSupportedMedia player (via Bluetooth Connection)
SupportedSupportedSD Card (via USB Connection)
SupportedSupportedFlash Drive (via USB Connection)
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AUDIO SETUP
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VOICE RECOGNITION
functions only)
COMMUNICATION
Table 2. Boom! Box 4.3 Models - Features and Options
4.3
Part No. 76000075
6CB Presets (if equipped)
6AM/MW/LW Presets
15FM Presets
6WB Presets
20iPod Device Presets
20USB-Storage Device Presets
20Media Player Device Presets
Selectable, up to 20 presetsGlobal Presets
SelectableClassic Mode
Standard, 1 FAV hardkey plus 6 favoritesFavorites
StandardSeek/Scan
Standard (FLHX/FLTRX requires P&A headset connection)Hands-free Mobile Phone (via Bluetooth)
English (US)Voice Recognition Languages (Phone
Standard (FLHTCU/TC, FLTHCUL/TC)Rider/Passenger Intercom
Not supported (FLHX, FLTRX)
P&A Upgrade (FLHTCU/TC, FLHTCUL/TC pre-wired)Bike-to-Bike (CB)
4.3
Part No. 76000230
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OTHER FEATURES
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temperature, oil pressure and EITMS)
6.5GT
Part No. 76000076
SCREEN
English (US), English (UK), Spanish (Mexican), Spanish (Castilian), French (Canadian), French (France), Italian, European PortugueseInterface Languages
Table 2. Boom! Box 4.3 Models - Features and Options
4.3
Part No. 76000075
StandardVehicle Information Screen (ambient air
StandardSoftware Update (via USB interface)
English (US)Text-to-Speech (TTS) Languages
USB/iPod/iPhone/Media Transfer Protocol (MTP)USB
Phone/Media supportedBluetooth
Table 3. Boom! Box 6.5 Models - Features and Options
6.5GT
Part No. 76000231
6.5-inch QVGA TFT LCD color touchscreen with replaceable screen protectorType
Orange (default), Blue, Brown, Green, Gray, Purple, RedColor Options
Selectable or automatic sensor-activated brightness for screen and faceplate controlsAdjustable Brightness
Selectable day, night or automatic sensor-activated color modesDay/Night Color Mode
6.5GT
Part No. 76000228
6.5GT
Part No. 76000229
4.3
Part No. 76000230
6.5GT
Part No. 76000232
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Front Speaker Housing
Speakers
(if equipped)
AUDIO SOURCES
6.5GT
Part No. 76000076
4 (all others)
Table 3. Boom! Box 6.5 Models - Features and Options
6.5GT
Part No. 76000231
6.5GT
Part No. 76000228
StandardSealed and Closed
1%Distortion (THD)
StandardInternal Amp
16-64 ohmsHeadset Specifications
6.5GT
Part No. 76000229
6.5GT
Part No. 76000232
2575752525Watts Per Channel
75 (FLHTKSE, FLTRUSE, FLHXSE)
42 (FLHXS, FLTRXS)Speakers
5.25 inch6.5 inch5.25 inchSpeaker Size
6.5 inch (FLHTKSE, FLTRUSE, FLHXSE)6.5 inch - P&A Upgrade
6.5 inch - P&A Upgrade
Standard (except FLHXS, FLTRXS)StandardStandard (except FLHXS, FLTRXS)Bass Port Rear
Standard (FLHTKSE, FLTRUSE, FLHXSE)StandardP&A UpgradeExternal Amp
P&A Upgrade (FLHTK/L, FLHTCUTG,
FLHXS, FLTRXS)
StandardStandardStandardWired Headset
(P&A Upgrade FLHXS, FLTRXS)(P&A Upgrade FLHXS, FLTRXS)
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Connection)
Bluetooth Connection)
Connection)
Connection)
6.5GT
Part No. 76000076
Table 3. Boom! Box 6.5 Models - Features and Options
6.5GT
Part No. 76000231
6.5GT
Part No. 76000228
Standard (requires activation)P&A UpgradeSiriusXM Satellite
SupportedMedia player (via USB
SupportedMedia player (via
SupportedSD Card (via USB
SupportedFlash Drive (via USB
6.5GT
Part No. 76000229
6.5GT
Part No. 76000232
Dependent on RegionNot supportedStandardNot supportedStandardAM
Dependent on RegionStandardStandardStandardStandardFM
Dependent on RegionNot supportedStandardNot supportedStandardWeather Band (WB)
Dependent on RegionStandardNot supportedStandardNot supportedMW
Dependent on RegionStandardNot supportedStandardNot supportedLW
FLHTKSE, FLTRUSE, FLHXSE (CAN,
requires activation)
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AUDIO SETUP
Information Provided by:
equipped)
equipped)
Presets
Presets
6.5GT
Part No. 76000076
Table 3. Boom! Box 6.5 Models - Features and Options
6.5GT
Part No. 76000231
6.5GT
Part No. 76000228
6CB Presets (if
6AM/LW/MW Presets
15FM Presets
20SiriusXM Presets (if
6WB Presets
20iPod Device Presets
20USB Storage Device
20Media Player Device
Selectable, up to 20 presetsGlobal Presets
SelectableClassic Mode
Standard, 1 FAV hardkey plus 6 favoritesFavorites
StandardSeek/Scan
6.5GT
Part No. 76000229
6.5GT
Part No. 76000232
14 Features and Specifications
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