Midland Radio 88182 Owners Manual
Read this manual carefully before operating this unit.
OWNER’S MANUAL
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Thank you for purchasing this product.
Read this manual carefully before operating the unit, and retain it for future reference.
IMPORTANT MANUAL INFORMATION
Particularly important information is distinguished in this manual by the following notations:
This is the safe ty ale rt symb ol. It is use d to ale rt you to potent ial pe rsonal injur y
hazards . Ob ey all sa fe ty m e ssag e s that fo llow this symbo l to avoid possibl e injury or death.
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NOTICE
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*Product and specications are subject to change without notice.
A WARNING indicate s a ha z ard ous si tuat io n which , if no t avoide d , coul d re sul t in
death or serious injury.
A NOTICE indic ates special p recautions th at must be taken to avoid damage to
the unit or other property.
A TIP provides key information for a better understanting of the system.
IMPORTANT MANUAL INFORMATION
Conventions
For better legibility, the following terms and expressions are used in this manual.
Terms and expressions Operation
Press Use your nger to press a hardware button on the vehicle.
Touch Use your nger to touch a button, an icon, or other item on the screen.
Indicates a button on the screen accompanied by a term enclosed in brackets.
Example: [Audio] indicates the following button.
[Audio]
Also indicates a title of the screen or a message that appears on the screen.
Example: [Phonebook]
Touch
[Phone].
Go to [Setting] menu.
[COM MS]
You are inst ructed to touch the button, then the [COMMS] button and th e [Phone]
button in this order.
You are inst ructed to touch the
[General] setting menu shown below.
button, then touch the [Sett ings] button to open the
IMPORTANT MANUAL INFORMATION
Thank you fo r choosing Yamah a. We hope you will e njoy using th e audio and n avigation sys tem. Thi s motorcycle wa s design ed to
be use d with variou s option p ackage s. The refor e, some fu nction s of the audi o and navig ation syste m requi re acce ssory p arts , third part y con trac ts , comp ati ble e quip me nt (such as a sm ar t phon e and h ea dse t), and t he navi gat ion fun cti on re quir es r egi stra tio n by your
Yamaha deal er bef ore use. Pl ease con tact your Yamaha d eale r regar ding optio nal acce ssorie s to maximi ze the cap abilitie s of your
motorcycle.
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OWNER’S MANUAL
©2017 by Yamaha Motor Corporation,
U.S.A.
1st edition, March 2017
All rights reserved.
Any reprinting or unauthorized use
without the written permission of
Yamaha Motor Corporation, U.S.A.
is expressly prohibited.
Printed in Japan.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SAFETY INFORMATION ....................1-1
CAUTION TO USERS /
FCC WARNING................................1-2
Safety Notice ......................................1-2
DESCRIPTION ....................................2-1
Front and left view ..............................2-1
Rear and right view ............................2-2
FUNCTION OF PARTS AND
CONTROLS .........................................3-1
System outline....................................3-1
Handlebar switches............................3-1
Passenger switches .......................... 3-3
BASIC OPERATIONS .........................4-1
HOME screen operation ....................4-1
Selecting a target object
on the screen ..................................4-4
Moving back to the previous screen/
HOME screen ................................. 4-5
Map screen ....................................... 4-6
Software keyboards .............................4-8
Voice recognition function................4-11
Rear view camera.............................. 4-12
[FUNCTION] screen .........................4-13
Registering your Yamaha dealer ...... 5-3
Registering a Bluetooth device .........5-3
Subscribing to the
SiriusXM
®
Sattelite Radio ...............5-4
ENJOYING AUDIO PLAYBACK ........ 6-1
Radio: FM/AM/weather band .............6-1
Media playback: Bluetooth/USB/AUX
Pandora
®
Internet Radio ..................6-10
... 6-5
SiriusXM Sattellite Radio .................6-11
ENJOYING 2 ZONE AUDIO ................7-1
Activating the 2 zone audio function
How the 2 zone audio function works
......7-1
....7-1
COMMUNICATION ..............................8-1
[Communication] menu ......................8-1
Making a phone call .......................... 8-2
Creating a phone book ...................... 8-6
Voice communication using intercom
....8-7
CB (citizens band)
radio communication....................... 8-8
Receiving text messages from
other cell phones/smartphones ...... 8-9
Reading messages sent from
the vehicle ......................................8-10
SIRIUSXM ..........................................10-1
Receiving information
from SiriusXM ................................10-1
Using the SiriusXM
®
tuner ............... 10-4
SETTINGS .........................................11-1
[Setting] menu ..................................11-2
General settings ...............................11-2
Communication settings ................ 11-14
Audio settings ................................11-25
Navigation mode settings ..............11-27
Sirius XM settings ..........................11-40
APPENDIX .........................................12-1
Care and maintenance .....................12-1
Updating the unit's software ............12-1
Specications ...................................12-2
Audio and navigation unit warranty ...12-5
INDEX ................................................13-1
THINGS TO DO FIRST ........................5-1
Selecting the language ......................5-1
Clock ..................................................5-1
Registering your home ...................... 5-2
NAVIGATION ...................................... 9-1
Searching for your destination ...........9-1
Route guidance ................................9-16
SAFETY INFORMATION
WARNING
Read the motor cycle owner ’s manual caref ully before oper ating the
vehicle. Do n ot attempt to ope rate
the motorcycle until you have attained a dequate knowled ge of its
controls and operating features.
Read this audio and navigation
system owner’s manual before
attempt ing to operate the audio
and navigation system. Become
familiar with all controls and stop
the vehicle as ne ce ssa ry wh en operating th e audio and navigation
system.
WARNING
Failure to pay atte ntion while riding could result in death or serious
injury.
Always concentrate on ri ding by
keeping your eyes and mind on the
road.
Read your owner’s manual.
Safe riding and operation tips
Set-up the audio and navigation
system (audio sources, volume
controls, destinati on and route, etc)
before starting off.
Stop the motorcycle in a safe area
when making adjustments to the
audio and navigation system. Some
features are disabled when the
vehicle is in motion. Check vehic le
messages and take corre ctive action
as necessary. (See page 8-10.)
Set volume setting levels low enough
that trafc noise (sirens, horns, other
vehicles) can still be heard.
When using the navigation system,
always give precedence to current
road and trafc conditions.
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WARNING
The displayed sp eed limit is t aken
from information re gistered in the
navigation system.
The actual sp eed limit may be dif ferent . Always ride according to
current trafc conditions.
1-1
SAFETY INFORMATION
CAUTION TO USERS / FCC WARNING
1
Changes or modifications not
expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void
the user's authorit y to operate the
equipment.
This device com plies with Industry
Canada’s licence-exempt RSSs.
Operation is subject to the following
two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause
interference; and
(2) This device must accept any
interference, including interference
that may cause undesired
operation of the device.
Le manuel d’utilisation des appareils
radio exempts de licence doit contenir
l’énoncé qui suit, ou l’équivalent, à un
endroit bien en vue dans l e manuel
d’utilisation ou sur l’appareil, ou
encore aux deux endroits.
Le présent appareil est co nforme aux
CNR d’Industrie Canada appli cables
aux appareils radio exempts de
licence. L’exploitation est autorisée
aux deux conditions suivantes :
(1) l’appareil ne doit pas produire de
brouillage;
(2) l’utilisateur de l’appareil doit
accepter tout brouillage
radioélectri que subi, même si le
brouillage est susceptible d’en
compromettre le fonctionnement.
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Safety Notice
The antenna used for this radio
must be properly installed and
aintained and must provide a
m
separation distance of at least 56 cm
(22 Inches) from all persons and
must not be located or op erated in
conjunction with any other antenna
or transmitter. Never transmit if any
person is clos er than the specified
distance to the antenna. While a
0 dBi gain antenna is normal for a
typical installation, the above limit
applies to any antenna with up to 3
dBi gain. Any changes made to this
device not expressly approved by
Midland Radio Corporation or any
use of it in any other manner than
that described in this manual may
void your authorization to operate this
device.
The Citizens Band Radio Serv ice is
under the jurisdiction of the Federal
Communications Commission (FCC).
Any adjustments or alterations which
would alter the performa nce of the
transceiver’s original FCC type
acceptance, or which would change
the freque ncy determining meth od,
are strictly prohibited. Replacement or
substitution of crystal, transistors, ICs,
regulator diodes, or any other part of
a unique nature, with parts other than
those recommen d by Midland Radio
Corporation, may cause violati ons of
the technical regulatio ns in Part 95 of
the FCC Rules or in violation of type
acceptanc e requirements in Part 2 of
the rules.
SAFETY INFORMATION
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1-3
FUNCTION OF PARTS AND CONTROLS
System outline
3
The audio and navigation system
(hereafter referred to as "the system")
allows you to perform variety of
operations via its touchscreen or
by using the handlebar mounted
controls. (Voice activated co ntro ls are
also available for equipped models.)
You can, for example:
play back audio sources such a s
an FM broadcast, Pandora Internet
Radio, etc.
make and receive phone calls,
SNS messages, and make CB
communications. (Some features
require accessory parts and
compatible phones.)
use the unit as a navigation device
(for GPS equipped models) and
look up destinations nationwide.
make customized settings
according to your preference
Handlebar switches
Left/right/up/down buttons / /
/
Press these buttons to c hange the
currently highlighted object on the
screen.
Press
preset stations. Press to per form
seek function an d search for the next
receivable frequency.
Select button
Press this button to select the
/ to rotate among the
3-1
currently highlighted object on the
screen.
Press and hold this but ton to turn off
the display (the audio source wil l not
be turned off).
See also “Selecting a target object on
the screen” on page 4-4.
Home button
Press this button to return to the
HOME screen at any time, or when
on the HOME screen, to cycle
between the Audio, Information, and
Map HOME screens.
Pressing and holdin g this button sets
the currently displayed HOME s creen
as the default HOME screen.
See also “HOME s creen operation”
on page 4-1.
Volume up/down button
Press to increase volume.
Press
Press and hold
source.
to decrease it.
to mute the audio
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FUNCTION OF PARTS AND CONTROLS
Talk button (rider)
This button is used to open the
[Teleprompter] screen (act ivate voice
recognition), and activate the CB or
intercom.
Press and release
The [Teleprompter] screen appears, if
so set in advance.
.
For details, see “Voice recognit ion
function” on page 4-11.
To start intercom
When the intercom function is
activated, press and hold
the button is bein g pressed and h eld,
you can have a conversation with the
passenger using the headset and
microphone.
See “Voice communication using
intercom” on page 8-7.
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Adjust the microphone sensitivity and
the volume of the headset correctly.
. Wh ile
When a CB (citizens band) radio is
connected and activated
Pressing and holdin g
radio communication.
See “CB (citizens band) radio
communication” on page 8-8.
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When a CB radio is connected to
the vehicle and is act ivated, and the
intercom function als o is activated,
pressing and hol ding
radio communication.
starts CB
starts CB
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FUNCTION OF PARTS AND CONTROLS
Passenger switches
3
Talk button (passenger) ( )
When the intercom function is
activated, pressing and hol ding
( ) star ts inte rcom.
When a CB (citizens band) radio is
connected
Pressing and holding
CB radio communication.
Audio connectors
( ) starts
These connectors accept USB
memory devices and an auxiliary
device as audio sources.
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FUNCTION OF PARTS AND CONTROLS
UP/DOWN /
Pressing will decrease the audio
source volume. Pressing wil l
increase the volume.
REV/FWD buttons
These buttons c ontro l the pl ayback of
the currently selected audio source.
When listening to FM, AM or weather
band broadcast
Pressing
stations with lower frequencies.
Pressing
stations with higher frequencies.
starts search for the
starts search for the
/
When playing back music stored in a
Bluetooth device
Pressing
previous track.
Pressing
next track.
When playing back music stored in a
USB device
Pressing
previous track.
Pressing
next track.
When listening to Pandora Internet
Radio
Pressing
next track.
When using the SiriusXM tuner
Pressing
Pressing
starts playbac k of the
starts playbac k of the
starts playbac k of the
starts playbac k of the
starts streamin g of the
starts rewinding.
starts fast-forwarding.
SRC (source) button
Press this button to chan ge the audio
source.
Function of this button is the s ame as
the
button on the screen.
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3-4
BASIC OPERATIONS
HOME screen operation
The following screens can be
assigned as the HOME screen.
Information screen
Example:
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Audio screen
Example:
Map screen
Example:
You ca n cycle through the available
HOME screens by press ing the h ome
button .
To assign the displayed screen as the
HOME screen
If you want to set the currently
displayed screen as the HOME
screen, press and hold
.
How to read the HOME screen
Information on the HOME screen
Current time
Street name of the current loca-
tion
Displayed only when the naviga-
tion function is activated.
Current speed and speed limit
indication
Displayed only when the navi-
gation function is activated, and
route guidance is in progress.
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BASIC OPERATIONS
Currently played audio
Shows the currently played audio.
You cannot select another audio
source from this screen.
Turn-by-turn information
Indicates the direction and distance to turn.
Displayed only when the navigation function is activated, and
route guidance is in progress.
Icons on the HOME screen
These icons appear when the
relevant function is activated.
Passenger’s seat heater
Rider’s seat heater
Grip heater
Unread vehicle-related messages (such as low tire air pressure)
Sound volume muted
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Headset’s microphone
Intercom function activated
Intercom being used
CB radio communication activated
CB radio communication being performed
Mobile service provider
Unread SMS messages
Bluetooth communication activated
Bluetooth communication being
performed
SiriusXM tuner
4
BASIC OPERATIONS
Vehicle information screen
4
Vehicle information
You can change the content of
information shown here.
HOME screen buttons
Touch this button to open the
[Menu] screen.
This is called the home right button.
You can assign here one of the
following three or four buttons
according to your preference.
(Audio button)
(Phone button)
(Function button)
(Destination button, available
only when the navigation function is activated)
4-3
To assign a desired button here,
see “To change the HOME
screen and the home right button” on page 11-4.
This button changes the audio
source.
Additionally, the passenger can
press the SRC (source) button
to change the currently played
audio.
Touch this button once to change
the Information screen.
Touch the button repeatedly to
change the displayed information
on the screen.
All the informations displayed are
listed in “To view and reset vehicle
information” on page 1 1-2.
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