SCHUBERTH SRC-System User Manual

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U S E R M A N U A L

P O W E R E D B Y

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. IN TRODUC TION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

2. CON TENTS OF THE R ETAIL BO X . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

3. CH ARGING THE HE ADSET . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

4. BA SIC SET UP AND C ONFIGU RATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

4.1 BASI C FUNCT IONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25

4.2 STATU S LIGHT S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

4.3 SO FTWAR E UPGR ADES AN D SETT INGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

4.4 SET TINGS CUSTOM IZATIO N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

4.5 VOI CE MENU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

4.6 AUD IO SOUR CES AN D PRIOR ITIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

4.7 RE SETTI NG YOUR HEADSE T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

5. GE TTING STARTE D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

5.1 REMOV ING THE EXIST ING ACOU STIC CO LLAR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

5.2 CON NECTI NG THE A NTENNA CABLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26

5.3 ATTAC HING TH E SRCSYSTE M™ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

5.4 POSI TIONI NG THE S PEAKE RS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

5.5 POS ITION ING THE MICROP HONE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

5.6 REM OVING T HE SRCSYST EM™ FROM YOUR HE LMET . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28

5.7 WEA RING AN D REMOV ING THE HELME T. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

5.8 CLE ANING THE SRCSYS TEM™ ACOU STIC CO LLAR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28

6. CON NECT ING MOB ILE PHO NES, GP S AND MP3 PLAYER S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

6.1 MOBI LE PHON E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29

6.2 GP S DEVI CE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

6.3 MP3 M USIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

6.3a WI RELES S A2DP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

6.3b CAB LECO NNEC TED

MP3 PLAYER VIA THE AUX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

7. BU ILTIN FM R ADIO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

8. USI NG THE I NTERCO M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

8.1 INTR ODUCT ION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

8.2 IN TERCOM COMPATIBI LITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

8.3 BE FORE STA RTING T HE INT ERCOM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

8.4 US ING THE SRCSYSTE M™ FOR IN TERCOM WITH OT HER

SRCSYS TEM™ HE ADSETS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

8.4a. TWO WAY INTE RCOM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

8.4b. TH REEWAY IN TERCOM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

8.5 MA KING IN TERCOM CALLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

8.6 RE CEIVIN G INTER COM CAL LS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

8.7 VOI CE CONN ECT FE ATURE V OX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

8.8 RE SET PAIR ING RE STORI NG DEFAU LT CONFIG URATIO N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35

8.9 NOT EWORT HY ISSU ES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

8.10 TROUB LESHO OTING T HE INT ERCOM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

9. CLI CKTOLINK ® CTL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

10. SUPP ORT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

11. NOTIC ES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

IMP ORTANT: T his is version 1.0 o f the User Manual. P lease note, tha t our manual is upd ated period ically on our we bsite in order t o include the ve ry latest fea tures as well th e new option s and functi ons of your new SRC-System. P lease visit w ww.schuber th.com/

leadm in/downloads /SRC/SRC-System_M anual-1.pdf t o check now if th e

manual yo u are holding is t he most update d version and d ownload the web site manual ver sion in your pr eferred lan guage.

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1. INTRODUCTION

Congratula tions and thank you for choosing the Schuberth Rider CommunicationSystem™ (SRC-System™) Headset f or motorcycle helme ts.

This manual wi ll help you operate the head set, but you should rst familiarize yoursel f with the Bluetooth® func tionality of your mobile phone and/or GPS device bef ore using the SRC-System™.

The retail b ox contains one SRC-System™. When paired with another SRC-System™, the units can be used for Intercom at a range of up to 700 m/ 2,300 ft (su bject to terrain).

YOUR SRCSYS TEM OFFERS THE FOLLOW ING CONNECTIV ITY OPTIONS:

1. Mob ile phone communication (support ing Bluetooth® Handsfree* and A2DP and AVRCP proles at a 10 m / 33 ft. range)

2. Wireless music-streamin g (suppor ting the Bluetooth® Stereo A2DP and AVRCP proles and compatible wi th a variety of MP3 Player s, adapters and other audio devices)

3. 2-way or 3-Way Bike-to-Bike Intercom for conference calls with oth er SRC-System™ headsets (up to 700 m/ 2,300 ft) in Full Dup lex** mode

4. Dr iver-to-Passenger Intercom

5. Click-to-L ink® for spontaneou s intercom communicati on with any nearby SRC-System™, scala rider G4 or G9

6. GPS Navigation instruc tions and Streaming Audio from compatible Bluetooth® devices

7. Built-in FM Radio with 6 st ation presets and automatic tuning

8. As a stereo headset for lis tening to cable-connected audio devices, (such a s non-Bluetoo th® MP3 Players and iPods®)

ADDITIONAL SPECIAL FEATURES:

➤AGC technolo gy (Automatic Gain Contro l), allowing th e automatic adjustment

of volume according to ambient no ise and driving speed. You can also control the volume level manually. AGC sensitivity levels can be customize d to suit your pers onal preferences.

➤VOX technolog y for safe and hands-f ree operation of som e key func tions

(Voice Dial, Answer Call, Reject Call). VOX sensitivit y levels can be customized to suit your pe rsonal preferences.

➤PLC soft ware (Packet Loss Concealm ent) for real-time compensation of audi o

losses in challenging envir onments.

➤Advanced so ftware which yo u should update while in st andby mode, via any

PC running Windows® XP™, Vista™ or Win dows 7.

➤Spoken status announcements, so that you alw ays know to whom or what

device you are connected to a t any given time.

We wish you a great riding experience and remain avai lable for any inquiries you may have. Just write us at Serv ice@schuber th.com

Nicole Prell

Head of Sal es and Marketing

SCHUBERTH GmbH

Visit ww w.sch uberth.com/sr c2-tutorial/en to experience an intera ctive demonstration of the SRC-System™ func tions.

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* Mobile p hones that do no t support th e Bluetooth® Handsf ree prole may pr event you from

using cer tain advan ced features

** “F ull Duplex” l ets you to spea k and hear the othe r party sim ultaneous ly, similar to mobil e or

landlin e phone convers ations and un like walkie-t alkie commun ications

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2. CONTENTS OF THE RETAIL BOX

SRCSYSTEM™ FOR S2 HELMETS*

Antenna

Connector

USB Connector

• Charging Jack

• Soft ware Download Port

• AUX

2 Speakers

Channel A Button

• Connect to Rider A

• MP3 Button

Channel B Button

• Connect to Rider B

• FM Radio Button

Volume Up / Forward Button

Volume Down / Rewind Button

Corded Microphone

Mobile Button

*oered in di erent sizes

Wall charger p lug

USB adapter c able

Velcro® pads

MP3 cable

Microph one sponges

Speaker pad s

User Manual, s tickers

IMPORTANT:

The cover protecting the micro USB Connec tor should be kept tightly close d at all times to prevent mo isture from entering the device.

3. CHARGING THE HEADSET

Make sure that your headset is fully c harged for at least four hour s

before initial use.

1. Open the cover pro tecting the Charging Jack.

2. Insert t he USB cable into the Charging Jack.

3. Inser t the other end of the USB cable into the wall char ger or a computer’s USB port .

4. While c harging, the red LED tur ns on. When charging is c omplete, the red LED will tu rn o.

Your wall charger and USB adaptor cable s erve

two purp oses:

1. Charging your he adset from any A/C wall socket or from a USB port on your computer (charging time from computer takes longer)

2. Downloading soft ware upgrades from any PC running Wind ows® XP™, Vista™ or Wind ows 7. (see section 4.3 for details).

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4. BASIC SETUP AND CONFIGURATION

4.1 BASIC FUNCTIONS

DESIRED RESU LT REQUIRED ACT ION

Turn On / O Press an d hold the Mobile Bu tton for at leas t 3 seconds

On: Three b lue ashes and As cending tone O: Thr ee red ashes and D escending ton e

Adjust t he volume of the

curre nt audio sour ce

Tap either the Vol ume Up or Volume Down Bu tton (sets and s aves the volume pe r source)

Mute Simulta neously tap Volum e Up and Volume Down whi le

any audio is o n

Batte ry Level Indic ator While on s tandby, press and ho ld the Volume Up But ton

for 3 seco nds Blue light = B attery is f ully charged Red/bl ue light = Batte ry is half full Red light = B attery is alm ost empty

4.2 STATUS LIGHTS

LED Indic ation

Status

None Headse t is o

1 blue as h every 3 secon ds Standby – No c all is in progre ss

2 blue as hes every 3 sec onds Audio ac tive

1 red as h every 3 second s Standby – B attery is low

2 red as hes every 3 seco nds Low batt ery while audi o active

Solid r ed Chargin g

4.3 SOFTWARE UPGRADES AND SETTINGS

To make the most of your SRC-System™, make sure that it is running the latest

soft ware. To download the latest s oftware updates and take advantage of customizing settings via the computer, register online at: ww w.schu berth.com/re gister/en and have your produc t serial number ready.

After dow nloading the SRCS Upgrades program, u se the USB cable included in

the retail box to connect t he SRC-System™ to your computer.

Once connec ted to your computer, you will e asily be able to customi ze the settings on your SRC-System™ followin g the on-screen ins tructions.

Future sof tware upgrad es and program patches will ensure the software of your SRC-System™ is kept up-to-date and will inc lude additional feat ures, status announceme nts and other valuable f unctions.

Please note that until fur ther notice, upgrades will only be availab le for PCs running Win dows XP™, Vista™ or Windows 7 oper ating systems.

4.4 SETTINGS CUSTOMIZATION

The SRC-System™ oers va rious customizable settings which allow you to

persona lize the device based on yo ur preferences. Amo ng these setting s, you can:

• Enab le/Disable Sp oken Status Announcements whi ch provide your connec tivity status, i.e. whether you are in m obile phone or intercom mode, and conrm changes of such mode s. By default the feat ure is ON.

• Set c ustom AGC and VOX sensit ivity levels sui ted to your specic riding style and conditions.

SRCSYSTEM SETTING S CAN BE CUSTOMIZ ED IN TWO WAYS:

• Via the free SRC-System™ Upgrades software available for d ownload from www.schubert h.com/register/en. Requires PC and c able-connect ed device

(cable included). See section 4.3.

• Via the Voice Menu and the but tons on your SRC-System™ unit – see below.

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4.5 VOICE MENU

The Voice Menu is available in sever al languages.

1. Press and hold the Channel “A” butto n and Channel “B” butto n simultaneously for 3 secon ds while on standby.

2. Af ter entering the menu, follow the voice instructions in English or choos e your preferred language

4.6 AUDIO SOURCES AND PRIORITIES

The dierent audio source s connected to the SRC-System™ are prio ritized as shown below, i.e. the higher priorit y source will always over ride and interrupt

the lower one.

For exampl e, incoming phone calls will i nterrupt ongoing Inte rcom calls, while incoming intercom calls will in terrupt the audio fr om the built-in FM Radio etc.

Higher Pr iority

1. Mobile Phone audio or GPS instructions*

2. Interco m / Click-to-Link®

3. A2DP (Stereo Blue tooth) audio

4. FM Radio (Built-in)

5. AUX (for corded c onnection i.e. Music Players)

*GPS instruc tions from Smar tphone GPS Apps are

prioritiz ed like A2DP audio

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Lower Prio rity

4.7 RESETTING YOUR HEADSET

If your SRC-System™ fails to resp ond despite repeated a ttempts, you can re set

your headse t by charging it. After approximately 10 seconds, remove the headset

from the c harger and turn it on again. It should now resp ond as expected.

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5. GETTING STARTED

5.1 REMOVING THE EXISTING ACOUSTIC COLLAR

First, r emove the existing Acou stic Collar from your helmet as follows:

Pull out and remove the Acoustic Collar from the f ront at its bent center.

5.2 CONNECTING THE ANTENNA CABLE

Your SRC-System™ has an antenna cable which must be connected to t he built-

in antenna cable connecto r in the Schuberth helmet.

Antenna tag visible

Antenna connector

pulled out

NOTE: Make su re to close the cover of the USB

connector, and then t uck it away into the USB connector po cket.

1. Pull o ut the antenna connec tor (marked with a red tag) which is tucked inside the ba ck rim of the helmet.

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A. B.

On the SRC collar o pen the two fasteners on the antenna connector and remove the protec tive plastic cover.

On the helme t remove the rubber protec tor from the antenna connec tor.

4. Align the two connec tor heads and snap the t wo fasteners back i nto place to lock the connector in a clo sed position.

5. The antenna connecto r can now be safely s towed away inside the antenna connec tor pocket on the center of the

SRC-System™.

5.3 ATTACHING THE SRCSYSTEM™

1. Make sure to place the speaker and micropho ne cords inside the helme t, and then secu re the SRC-System™ into place.

2. Push and i nsert the SRC-System™ star ting from the back of the helmet area. Do the same f or the sides of the SRC-System™ and then th e front of the helmet area to secure the SRC-System™ into place.

5.4 POSITIONING THE SPEAKERS

For best au dio results, make sure th at both of your speakers ar e placed as closely as possible just opposite your ears.

The following applies to both side s of the SRC-System™:

1. Open the rear red button located under the interior lining that covers the cheek pads (the button is held by a black ring). Lift the lining slightly.

2. Attach the corresponding oval Velcro pads to the speaker-shaped indentations on the EPS (expanded polystyrene) and position the speakers on the Velcro pads.

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3. Close t he red button, makin g sure it is still inside it s black holding ring.

NOTE: Optional s peaker pads are provided to bo ost the speaker volume if need ed by

bringing the sp eakers closer to your ears. To use, simply place the spea ker pad between the Velcro pad in t he helmet indentation a nd the speaker.

5.5 POSITIONING THE MICROPHONE

Locate the spot on the internal padding of the he lmet, opposite your mo uth,

where the microphone will be placed.

1. Peel the cover from the adhesive Velcro pa d and place it on the chosen location opposite your mouth.

2. Attach the microp hone to the Velcro, as shown in illus tration.

3. If ther e is any excess microphon e cable, tuck it under the c heek pads.

5.6 REMOVING THE SRCSYSTEM™ FROM YOUR HELMET

1. De tach both speakers and the microphone from the Velcro o n the helmet.

IMPORTANT: Make sure not to pull on th e Antenna connector.

2. Lif t and push the collar’s arch f rom the front helme t area to carefully remove the SRC-System™ from the h elmet.

3. Pull out the Antenna connector from its pocket and c arefully disconne ct it.

5.7 WEARING AND REMOVING THE HELMET

The elec tronic components of SRC-System™ are safely embed ded inside an Acoustic Collar. To avoid discomfort w hile you put on your helmet o r while

removing it , we recommend that you pro ceed as follows:

1. E xpand the helmet open ing by rmly holding the chin straps and pulling them force fully apart.

2. While pulling the straps apart, slide the helmet

over your head.

3. To remove th e helmet, proceed alo ng the same lines by rs t pulling the straps apart and then pushing the entire helmet upwards.

NOTE: Your SRC-System™ Acoustic Collar is d esigned for maximum comfo rt. However, since it contains an enti re electronic kit withi n, it will have a slight a bulge. Therefore, put ting your SRC equipped hel met on or taking it o may feel d ierent than what you are u sed to with a standard Acoustic Collar. Remem ber: The more you pull the hel met straps apart when pu tting on your helmet o r taking it o, the smoother the p rocess will be, allowing the Acous tic Collar to soften.

5.8 CLEANING THE SRCSYSTEM™ ACOUSTIC COLLAR

To clean the SRC-System™ Acoustic Collar, rst make sure the USB connector i s

tightly cl osed. Use only a slightly damp cloth. Avoid soa king the Acoustic Collar with water or any other uid. Never submerge it and r efrain from let ting water come in conta ct with the speaker s or the microphone. Allow t he unit to dry at

room temperature.

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6. CONNECTING MOBILE PHONES, GPS AND MP3 PLAYERS

MULTIPLE DEV ICE CONNECTIV ITY “MDC” WITH BLU ETOOTH® COMPATIBLE DEVIC ES

Thanks to MD C technology the SRC-System™ oers p arallel connecti vity as follows*:

➤ Intercom with up to two other SRC-System™ headsets

➤ Bluetooth enab led Mobile Phone / GPS devi ce

➤ A2DP enabled MP3 Player

Up to 700 m / 2,300 ft.

Bike-to-B ike

Intercom Range*

Mobile pho ne & A2DP connec tivity

Built-in FM radio

GPS

MP3 player

NOTE: If you plan to use you r mobile phone while usin g a Bluetooth® GPS device, then

you should pa ir your mobile phone to the GPS a nd not to the SRC-System™ headset.

* see restric tions under 8.4 b

6.1 MOBILE PHONE

To use your Bluetooth® mobile phone with th e SRC-System™, you must

rst pai r the two devices.

NOTE: If you plan to use a GPS devi ce in parallel with your mobi le phone, then you should pair yo ur mobile phone to the GPS devi ce and not to the SRC-System™. In such case, skip this sec tion and proceed direct ly with section 6.2.

Pairing is a one time process. Once the headset is paired to a spec ic mobile phone, they wi ll remain paired and automatically recognize each othe r whenever they are wit hin range.

If the connection bet ween the phone and heads et is lost, tap the Mobi le Button on your heads et to reconnect the d evices.

PAIRING A MOBILE PHONE:

1. Turn on you r phone and make sure its Bl uetooth® function is ac tivated. Turn on your headse t by pressing the Mobile Pho ne Button for at leas t three seconds resulting in three blue ash es.

2. With t he SRC-System™ turne d ON, press and hold the Mob ile Button for at least six seconds until the Red and Blue Light s begin rapidly alter nating.

3. Searc h for Bluetooth® devices on your p hone by following the pho ne’s instr uctions. Consu lt your phone’s User Manual for more information.

4. Af ter a few seconds the ph one will list “SRCS” (inc l. its softwa re version) as a discovere d device. Select it an d follow your phone’s instructions to acce pt the pairin g.

5. When prompted, enter 00 00 (four zeros) as your PIN or pas skey.

6. Your phone will conrm that pair ing has succeeded and the headset will be gin ashing slowly in Blue.

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NOTES:

1. Wit h some mobile phones, you m ay need to tap the Mobile But ton to connect

the headset to the ph one after pairing is com plete. The SRC-System™ will automaticall y connect to the last phone con nected to the headset.

2. If the pairing pro cess is not completed within t wo minutes the headset will retu rn to Standby mode

MAKING A ND RECEIVING MOBILE PHONE CALLS

BASIC FUNCT IONS

Answer a c all Tap the Mobile But ton or speak loud ly any word of your ch oice

Rejec t a call Re main silent for 15 sec onds, or press an d hold the Mobile

Butto n for 3 seconds dur ing an incoming c all

End a cal l Tap the Mobile But ton during a call, o r let the other par ty

termina te the call

Voice Dial

(if suppo rted by mobile ph one)

During St andby, tap the Mobile B utton and pro nounce loudly the name of t he person you wi sh to call.

Redial * During St andby, tap the Mobile B utton twic e

ADVAN CED FUN CTION S FOR 3WAY COMMUN ICATIO N:

Add/Remove CHANNEL “A” headset to/from phone call

Tap the CHANNEL “A” but ton while on a phone c all

Add/Remove CHANNEL “B” headset to/from phone call

Tap the CHANNEL “B ” button while o n a phone call

* This fea ture is not avail able during in tercom or mobil e phone calls.

When the head set is on an active phone call, any Intercom c all request will be

automatic ally rejected.

Once the phone call ends, you can make and accept Inter com calls again.

Not all Bluetoot h® mobile phones can broad cast Bluetooth® Stereo music (A2DP),

even if the pho ne has an MP3 player applicati on. Consult your mobile phone’s

User Manual fo r more information.

6.2 GPS DEVICE

To use a Bluetooth® enabled GPS device with the SRC-System™, you

must rst pair the two devices. This will allow your GPS to transmit navigation instructions and audio to the speakers of your headset.

NOTE: Not all Bluetooth® GPS device s allow connections to Blu etooth® audio devices. Please consult your GPS User G uide for more informatio n.

PAIRING THE HE ADSET TO A GPS DEVICE:

1. Turn on you r GPS and turn on your heads et.

2. With t he SRC-System™ turned ON, p ress and hold the Volume Up But ton for at least six seconds until the Red and Blue Light s begin ashing simult aneously.

3. Searc h for Bluetooth® devices on your GPS by following th e instructions in the GPS User Gu ide. After a few seconds the GPS will list “SRCS” (incl. it s soft ware version) as a disc overed device. Selec t it and follow your GPS’s instruc tions to accept the pai ring.

4. If yo ur GPS device prompts f or a PIN or Passkey enter 000 0 (four zeros).

5. Your GPS device will conrm that pairing has succe eded. Your SRC-System™ will begin ashing slowly in Blu e.

IMPORTANT

If you wish to use a Bluet ooth® mobile phone to make a nd receive calls through the headset, you shou ld pair your mobile pho ne to your GPS device by following the instructio ns in your GPS User Guide.

NOTES:

1. If t he pairing process is not compl eted within two minutes the h eadset will return

to Standby mode

2. The priorit y schedule of your SRC-System™ has been set i n a way to avoid incoming intercom ca lls to interrupt GPS instructio ns in progress. In such case the intercom caller wil l hear a busy signal and you wil l hear two beeps, indicat ing that an intercom call er is trying to page you (see sectio n 4.6 for details on audio priorities o f paired devices).

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6.3 MP3 MUSIC

6.3a WIRELESS A 2DP

Your headset is de signed to receive wireless stereo music from A2DP sources and mobile phones that suppor t the Bluetooth® A2DP and AVRCP proles (most ly 3rd generatio n devices).

Using a Bluetooth® dev ice that supports t he AVRCP prole wil l allow you to operate all major A2DP source fun ctions directly from your hea dset.

NOTE: The SRC-System™ can also receive aud io via the enclosed cable from n on-

Bluetoo th® MP3 Players or au dio sources as described in sec tion 6.3b

While listening to music from an A2DP source, you will no t miss any mobile or intercom calls, as the headset w ill automatically sto p the music giving preference to the incomin g call. However, after you term inate your call, some MP3 sour ces may not automat ically continue but re quire manual re-ac tivation.

SETTING UP YOUR MP3 PLAYER FOR BLUETOOTH ST EREO A2DP TRANS MISSION

To use a Bluetooth® Stereo (A2DP) enabled MP3 Player to listen to stereo music , you must r st pair the device to your h eadset.

PAIRING THE HE ADSET TO AN MP3 PLAYER

NOTE: If your A2DP sou rce is integrated inside your Mobile Pho ne, then you should

pair it with you r headset as described in sect ion 6.1 above

1. Turn on your MP3 Player and make sure that its Bluetooth® function is activated.

2. With t he SRC-System™ headset tu rned ON, press and hold t he Mobile Button for at least six seconds unt il the Red and Blue Lights begin alternating rapidly:

3. Searc h for Bluetooth® headsets on your MP3 Playe r by following the device ’s instruc tions.

4. Af ter a few seconds the MP3 Player will list “SRCS” (incl. its sof tware version) as a discovered device. Select it an d follow your MP3 Player’s instruc tions to accept the pai ring.

5. If your MP3 p layer prompts for a PIN or Passkey enter 0000 (four zeros).

6. Once pair ing is complete, your MP3 Player may conrm that pair ing has succeeded, and the headset will begin ashing sl owly in Blue.

NOTE: If the Pairing pro cess is not completed within tw o minutes the headset will

return to Standby mo de.

OPERATIN G YOUR A2DP SOURCE FRO M YOUR HE ADSET

Play Press the MP3 But ton for 3 second s

Pause / Sto p* Pres s the MP3 Button f or 3 seconds

Forwa rd Press th e Volume Up Button f or 3 seconds

Rewind* * Press th e Volume Down Butt on for 3 seconds

* Varies depending on your m obile phone

** With some phones you may n eed to repeat this action on ce more

SWITCHING BETWEEN A2DP AUDIO SOURCES

If a Music Player is p aired, the SRC-System™ will use it as the default A2DP audio source.

1. Stop the music playb ack from the current device.

2. Start mus ic playback from the ot her device.

6.3b CABLE CONNECTED M P3 PLAYER VIA THE AUX

Your headset allow s you to connect non-Bl uetooth® audio sources, such as MP3

players to the headset by using t he enclosed cable.

1. Make sure the headset i s on Standby mode, ashing slow ly in Blue.

2. Connect the MP3 cable to your MP3 player/audio source’s headset jack and insert t he other end of the cable into the micro USB Conne ctor.

3. Operate the MP3 Player de vice by using its own buttons as usual (FF / REW / PL AY / PAUSE).

Volume can be adj usted through the MP3 Playe r or the Volume Buttons of the headset.

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Any other audio connectio n will automatically mu te the MP3 Player. The audio signal will re turn only when headset is once again in Stan dby mode.

NOTE: While listenin g to your MP3 player, the VOX feature is disabled

7. BUILT-IN FM RADIO

The SRC-System™ is equipped with an FM stereo r adio receiver and RDS (Radi o

Data System) technology.

Radio On / O  Press an d hold the CHANNEL “B” b utton for 3 se conds

Switch to n ext prese t station

While lis tening to the Radi o, tap the CHANNEL “B” b utton to cycle t hrough the 6 Pres et FM Stations

Start I ntercom call While lis tening to the Radi o, start talk ing loudly

Initia te Voice Dial from yo ur Mobile Phone

While lis tening to the Radi o, tap the Mobile But ton and pronou nce loudly the name o f the person you w ish to call. Thi s feature is supp orted only by mo bile phones tha t include t he Voice Dial featur e

Initia te Redial from your Mob ile Phone

While lis tening to the Radi o, tap the Mobile Bu tton twice

RDS ON/OFF (Defau lt: OFF)

While the R adio is on, press an d hold Volume Up and Volume Down Bu ttons simult aneously for 3 se conds

Thanks to the RDS feature, your headset will automatically select the strongest signal availab le for the FM station you w ish to listen to, no matter whe re you are

riding.

Channel “A“ Button

Channel “B“ Button

RDS ON/OFF (press simultaneou sly 3 seconds while Radio is on)

• FM Radio ON / OFF (press 3 sec.)

• Switch among pre-saved statio ns (tap briey)

There are t wo ways to search for a new radio station on your SRC-System™:

SEEK AND SAV E: Seek and S ave: (Find the next FM stat ion)

1. Press and hold the Volume Up or Volume Do wn Button for 3 secon ds.

• Pressing Volume U p searches upwards (higher freque ncy) for a station

• Pressing Volume D own searches downwar ds (lower frequenc y) for a station

2. Tap the Channe l “B” button within 20 s econds of nding the FM st ation

to save it as the c urrent Preset.

Scan and Save: Scan through FM stations

1. Press and hold the Volume Up but ton for 6 seconds. The SRC-System™ will search u pwards (higher freq uency) for a station. When a station is found, it c an be heard for a few secon ds.

2. To stop the scan on this station: Tap the Volume Up Button.

3. Tap the Channel “ B” button within 20 seconds of nding the FM station to save it as the c urrent Preset.

4. To continue s can: Wait for the next s tation to be found.

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NOTE: During Scan, tap the Chann el “B” button to Fast Save the cur rent FM station

as the current Preset.

AUTOMATIC R ADIO TUNING

This featur e makes nding new stati ons fast and easy by auto matically creating a temporar y list of 6 “on-the-go” r adio stations.

1. Turn on the Radio.

2. Press and ho ld the Volume Down button for 6 seconds.

3. Your SRC-System™ will search upwards (higher f requency) from the current s tation and store the n ext 6 FM stations it di scovers as “on the go” stati ons.

4. If desired, repeat from Step 2 to store the next 6 FM stations as “on the go” stati ons.

NOTE: These 6 temporary “on the g o” stations cannot be saved and do no t replace the FM Presets you may ha ve saved.

Turning o your SRC-System™ will clea r the Automatic Radio Tuning st ations and restore t he FM Presets.

8. USING THE INTERCOM

8.1 INTRODUCTION

Your SRC-System™ allows you to connec t to other bikers using SRC he adsets

within a ran ge of up to 700 meters / 2,300 f t. (subject to terr ain). To set up one or two Inter com Bluetooth® connections, you must rs t pair your SRC-System™ headset wi th the other headset s.

Pairing is a one time process. Once completed, the headsets will remain paired and automati cally recognize each o ther whenever they are wi thin range.

Your headset has t wo Intercom channels avai lable for headset-to- headset

connec tions. Therefore, you r SRC-System™ can communicate simultane ously in conference mode with up to t wo other SRC headsets.

8.2 INTERCOM COMPATIBILITY

You can use your SRC-System™ headse t for Intercom communication with any

other SRC-System™ headset an d with cardo scala ri der headsets. For f urther details vi sit www.cardosys tems.com/SRC.

8.3 BEFORE STARTING THE INTERCOM

Your SRC-System™ headset has two buttons designated for quick connectio n to

two other h eadsets. These other headsets a re referred to as CHANNEL “A” and

CHANNEL “B”.

Channel “A“ Button

Channel “B“ Button

Before yo u can begin using the inte rcom for Bike-to-Bike communicatio n with one or two ot her headsets, all unit s must rst be pair ed.

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8.4 USING THE SRCSYSTEM™ FOR INTERCOM WITH OTHER SRCSYSTEM™ HEADSETS

INTERCOM CHANNE L PAIRING / CONNECTI ON

BUTTON

PAIRING MODE LED INDICATORS

CHANNEL “A” CHANN EL “A” BUTTON Rapid RED ashin g

CHANNEL “B” CHA NNEL “B” BUTTON R apid BLUE ashing

8.4a. TWO WAY INTERCOM

Using two SRC-System™ headsets

1. Whi le both headsets are t urned OFF, turn them ON by pressing an d holding

the Mobile Bu ttons until the Blue Li ghts ash three times.

2. Make sure that both headsets are now ashing slowly in Blue.

3. Choose an available CHANNEL you wish to use to pair t he headset (CHANNEL “A” or CHANNEL “B”).

NOTE: Selecting a CHANN EL that is already in use will overrid e the paired headset on

that CHANNEL with the newl y paired headset.

4. On the SRC-System™ headset, pres s and hold the assigned CHANNEL BUTTON (“A” or “B”) for at least six seconds until the headset ’s BLUE or RED Ligh t begins ashing r apidly, indicating it is in In tercom Pairing mode. (See Int ercom Channel Table for Pairing LED indication for each CHANNEL).

5. Repeat Ste p 3-4 for the second SRC-System™.

6. Within a few seconds, bot h headsets will show a so lid light for two secon ds, indicati ng that the two headset s are now paired, connected and read y for use.

NOTE: If the Pairing pro cess is not completed within tw o minutes the headset will

return to Standby mo de.

8.4b. THREEWAY INTER COM

The SRC-System™ oers thre e-way intercom confer ence connectivity as follows:

Rider “2” Rider “3”

Rider “1”

Use Channel “B”Use Channel “A”

In this conguration Rider “1” is pai red to Rider “2” and to Rider “3”.

IMPORTANT: Since Rider “1” uses two Blu etooth® connections du ring the conference mode, Rider “1” will b e disconnected from the mob ile phone or GPS device until the conference mode en ds. Then, Rider “1” will automatical ly re-connect to his mobi le phone or GPS. R iders “2” and “3” remain connec ted to their mobile phone s or GPS devices during th e 3-way intercom call.

Pairing three SRC-System™ headsets is achieved by simply repeating the procedure in the above section 8.4a with a third SRC-System™ headset (in a dierent CHANNEL).

1. Pair your SRC-System™ with the second SRC-System™ as described i n secti on 8.4a (Using CHANNEL “A”).

2. Pair your SRC-System™ with the t hird SRC-System™ as desc ribed in secti on 8.4a (Using CHANNEL “B”)

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8.5 MAKING INTERCOM CALLS

There are t wo ways to star t an Intercom c all with headse ts that are pair ed to your SRC-System™ (make sure y ou are in Standby mo de):

VOICE CONNEC T (VOX):

Preferred for re latively brief conversa tions as it takes the channel into s tandby mode after 30 se conds of silence

Start t alking loud ly

Once you st art talkin g loudly, an Intercom c all will be estab lished with bot h paired headse ts, CHANNEL “A” and CHANNEL “ B” (if both are avai lable).

The Interc om call will stay o n until all part icipants remain si lent for 30 second s. (Applicable f or 2-way communic ation)

CHANNEL BUTT ON CONNECT:

Preferred for e xtended conversatio ns as it leaves the channel op en and active

Tap CHANNEL “A” or “B” Butto n once to add or

remove the o ther headset from an In tercom call.

NOTE: While the Intercom is o n, the Redial and Voice Dial fu nctions will be disabled .

8.6 RECEIVING INTERCOM CALLS

When a paire d headset calls you via int ercom, the call will begi n almost instantly.

NOTE: The headsets p reset priority modes h ave been set in a way to avoid incoming intercom calls from i nterrupting mobile pho ne calls and GPS instructio ns in progress. In such case the intercom cal ler will hear a busy signal a nd you will hear two beeps, indicating tha t an intercom caller is trying to pa ge you. (see section 4.6 for details o n

audio prior ities of paired devices).

8.7 VOICE CONNECT FEATURE VOX

The SRC-System™ also oers VOX te chnology for safe and hands-free o peration of some key functions.

The VOX feature c an be customized to adj ust its sensitivity level. You can cho ose betwee n ‘Regular’ (default), ‘Low ’ and ‘High’ VOX sensitivi ty. If you experience dicult y starting a conver sation using VOX, chang e the setting to 'High' via the PC soft ware (see secti on 4.3) or direc tly on your SRC-System™ heads et via the

Setti ngs Customizati on Menu (see Secti on 4.4).

ENABLE/DISABLE VOX: VOX activatio n for Intercom calls can also be disabled

completel y. While on standby press the Volu me Up and Volume Down Buttons simultane ously for 3 seconds unt il you hear a beep. (Defaul t: VOX enabled).

NOTE: The Enable/Disable Voice Connect feature aects only the Intercom functionality.

8.8 RESET PAIRING RESTORING DEFAULT CONFIGURATION

This section is onl y relevant once you have completed a pairing process .

You can delete all of your paired devices at any time as follows:

1. With the SRC-System™ headse t turned ON, press and ho ld the Mobile Button for at least six seconds unt il the Red and Blue Lights begin rapidly alternating.

2. Press and hold the Volume Up Bu tton for three seconds.

3. The Red a nd Blue Lights will ash  ve times simultaneously and then the headset wi ll turn o, conrming that Reset was succes sfully completed.

8.9 NOTEWORTHY ISSUES

1. Busy Status ( When using a SRC-System™ headset)

When attempting an Intercom call with a heads et that is already on a Phone / GPS/ Intercom c all, you will hear two bee ps indicating the othe r headset is busy.

2. Automatic Reconnec tion of the Intercom

If the SRC-System™ and another paired heads et go out of range and disconnect from each o ther, the SRC-System™ will imm ediately try to reco nnect to the other heads et.

You can manually reconnect the i ntercom call while the hea dset is in Standby

mode by pres sing the CHANNEL “A” or the CHANNEL “B” But ton to connect to the respec tive lost connec tion.

3. Conferen ce Mode Limitatio ns

Whenever you enter the Intercom Conference mode am ong three partic ipants

(including yo urself), the par ticipants who ma intain simultaneou sly two active

connec tions will not be able to rec eive mobile phone calls or GPS messages as long as the con ference call is in progr ess (see details in sec tions 8.4 b).

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8.10 TROUBLESHOOTING THE INTERCOM

First, make sure your micro phone is located properly in front of the center of your mouth.

The SRC-System™ is designe d for use in loud environments. There fore, you should tes t the Intercom funct ionality only in a nois y environment, such as ne xt

to an idling moto rcycle and not indoors. Please also ve rify that the headsets were paired together properly by followi ng the instructions in the relevant Setup secti ons.

9. CLICK-TO-LINK® (CTL)

Click-to-Link® is the spontaneous “social” nature of your SRC-System™. This unique

feature will enable you to instantly initiate one-to-one intercom calls with other

SRC-System™ users in the near vicinity without going through a pairing process in advance. Think of it as a private bike-to-bike channel that you can set up on-the-y with other SRC-System™ users that you spot at a trac light or on the road.

The Click-to-Li nk® feature can of cour se be disabled at any tim e, block ing any attempt by o ther users to estab lish a spontaneous link .

ENABLE/DISABLE CLI CKTOLI NK®

The featur e can be turned on or o via the Settin gs Customization Menu (see Secti on 4.4). By default, this feature is DISABLED.

AUDIO SOURCES AND PRI ORITIES

The dierent audio source s connected to the SRC-System™ are prio ritized as shown below, i.e. the higher priorit y source will always over ride and interrupt

the lower one.

For exampl e, incoming mobile phone calls and GPS navigation instruc tions will

interrup t ongoing Click-to-Link® calls, while incoming Click-to-Link® calls w ill

interrup t the audio from the built-in FM Radio etc.

Click-to-Link® e stablished calls and Intercom calls have the same priority: If one is

in use, the other is unable to inter rupt. Therefore, a Cli ck-to-Lin k® request cannot

interrup t an Intercom call in progr ess, and vice-versa.

Higher Pr iority

1. Mobile Phone audio or GPS instructions*

2. Interco m / Click-to-Link®

3. A2DP (Stereo Blue tooth) audio

4. FM Radio (Built-in)

5. AUX (for corded c onnection i.e. Music Players)

*GPS instructions from Smartphone GPS Apps are prioritized like A2DP audio



Lower Prio rity

IC (Intercom) Request Tone: If you are on a Cl ick-to-Link® call and Rider A or Rider B tr y to connect to you for an IC C all, you will hear an IC Reques t Tone while the other pa rty will hear a rejection beep.

If other Click-to- Link®-enabled unit s are nearby, new Click-to-Link® connections may randomly connect to any of t hem.

GENER AL FUNCTIONS

USING Click-to-Link®

If you want t o… Perfo rm this actio n:

Make CTL call s

Start a C TL call reques t (search la sts up to 10 second s)

Double t ap the Channel“A” But ton

End a CTL call / Cancel a CTL c all request

Tap the Channe l “A” Butto n

Receive CTL call s

Accept a CTL c all When hear ing the CTL ringto ne:

Tap the Channe l “A” Butto n or Speak any word lou dly to answer by VOX

Rejec t a CTL call While hea ring the CTL ringt one:

Remain silen t until the ring ton e stops

NOTE: Click-to -Link® connecti ons will not replace or change yo ur current Rider A and Rider B inte rcom pairings. Click-to -Link® uses a separate temp orary channel to connect to a Clic k-to-Link® conversa tion partner.

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10. SUPPORT

For additi onal information please visit our website at

www.schubert h.com

For technic al support pleas e contact us at:

Service@schuberth.com

Phone: +49-391-8106-555

For the lates t information on Sof tware upgrad es please visit our website at

www.schubert h.com/en/motorc ycle/service/src-system tm.html and regis ter on-line.

IMPORTANT:

OPENING ACOUSTIC COLLAR ZIPPER VOIDS WARRANTY!

The elec tronic components inside the Acoustic Collar of the SRC-System™ are

closed by a sealed zipper. Please do not tamper with or open the zipp er as this

will void your w arranty.

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11. NOTICES

Impor tant Notes:

Riding a m otorcycle, s cooter, moped, ATV, quad b ike or any other veh icle requir es your full and undivi ded attenti on. You must ensur e that you take all t he necessar y precauti onary meas ures to be able to a dequately ta ke into account t he current tr ac situatio n and weather con ditions includ ing the state of t he road at all tim es, includin g when you are usi ng the device. Be fore making o r accepting a ca ll you should pull o ver to the side of th e road and stop. A ny publicati ons, adver tisements , announcemen ts or other simi lar communic ations, whic h imply that you c an use the devi ce on the move, mere ly refer to it s technical c apabilitie s and are not to be un derstood a s an encour agement to eng age in such act ivity.

You must es tablish whet her use of the dev ice might repr esent a violat ion of any laws or re gulations ap plicable in th e location of u se and adhere to t he relevant ru les. In this res pect, any us e of the devi ce is exclusive ly at the user’s ow n risk and respo nsibility.

The basi c requiremen ts for safe us e include that y ou must be physi cally capab le of using the device an d not suer fr om any illness or r estrict ions that might i mpair your ca pability to u se the device s afely and ride o n the road. Fur thermore, yo u must hold a val id driving lic ence for the vehicle. U nder no circu mstances may yo u consume alcoh ol or mind alter ing drugs, wh ich might impair yo ur alertne ss, before or d uring use of th e device.

Federa l Communic ations Comm ission (FCC)

15.21

You are caut ioned that cha nges or modi cations not e xpressly ap proved by the par t responsi ble for comp liance could voi d the user’s auth ority to ope rate the equip ment.

15.105(b)

This equ ipment has bee n tested and fo und to comply wi th the limits f or a Class B digit al device, pursua nt to part 15 of the F CC / IC rules. Thes e limits are de signed to prov ide reasonab le protection agai nst harmfu l interfere nce in a residen tial install ation. This eq uipment gene rates, uses and can ra diate radio f requency en ergy and, if not i nstalled an d used in accord ance with the instr uctions, may c ause harmf ul interfer ence to radio co mmunicatio ns. However, there i s no guarant ee that inter ference will n ot occur in a par ticular ins tallation. I f this equipme nt does

cause ha rmful inter ference to ra dio or televis ion receptio n, which can be de termined by t urning

the equi pment o and on, th e user is encour aged to try to c orrect th e interfere nce by one or more of the fol lowing measur es:

• Reorie nt or relocat e the receivin g antenna.

• Increa se the separa tion betwee n the equipme nt and receiver.

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• Co nnect the eq uipment into a n outlet on a circ uit diere nt from that to wh ich the recei ver is

connec ted.

• Consult t he dealer or an ex perienced r adio/TV te chnician for h elp.

Operat ion is subjec t to the followi ng two condi tions:

1) this device m ay not cause int erference a nd

2) this devi ce must accept an y interfere nce, includin g interfer ence that may cau se undesired

operat ion of the devic e.

FCC RF Radia tion Expos ure Stateme nt:

This equipment complies with FCC/IC radiati on exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. End users must follow the speci c operating instructions for satisf ying RF exposure compliance. The antenna used for this transmitter must not transmi t simultaneously with any other antenna or transmitter, except in accordance with FCC/IC multi-transmi tter product procedures.

Europ ean CE Notice

The SRC-System™ headset (t he “Product ”) is in conf ormity wi th the followi ng essential r equire-

ments of C ouncil Direc tive 1999/5/EC (ref erred to as R&TT E Directive): Ar ticles 3.1a, 3.1.b and 3.2. The Prod uct is manuf actured in a ccordance wit h Annex II of the ab ove directi ve.

Decla ration of Con formity (D OC)

The SRC-System™ headset is compliant with and adopts the Bluetooth® Specication 2.1 and has successfully pas sed all interoperability tests that are spec ied in the Bluetooth® specication. However, interoperability bet ween the device and other Bluetooth®-enabled products is not guarante ed.

WAIVER AND GENE RAL RELEASE

(not for co untries of t he European U nion)

BY US ING THE SRCSYSTEM™ YOU WI LL WAIV E SUBS TANTIA L LEGA L RIGH TS INC LUDIN G THE

RIG HT TO SU E.

PLE ASE RE AD THE FOLLO WING C AREFU LLY BEF ORE USI NG THE DEVIC E. IF YO U DO NOT ACCEPT ALL T ERMS O F THIS AGREE MENT, YOU SHOUL D IMME DIATELY R ETUR N THE PR ODUC T FOR A

FUL L REFUN D. BY USI NG THE H EADSE T YOU AG REE TO BE BOU ND TO TH IS AGRE EMENT AND

FOR FEIT T HE RIGH T TO SU E.

Using a com munication d evice while ri ding a motorc ycle, scooter, mop ed, ATV, quad-bike or any other ve hicle or equi pment, wheth er on land, water o r air (joint ly referred t o as “Vehicle” )

requir es your comple te and undivid ed attentio n. Schuber th GmbH. and Ca rdo Systems, In c.,

includ ing their resp ective Oc ers, Direc tors, Aliate s, Parent Compa ny, Representa tives, Agent s,

Contrac tors, Spon sors, Employ ees, Supplie rs and Resell ers (join tly referre d to as the “Compan y”) stron gly advises yo u to take all nece ssary prec autions and r emain alert t o the trac, wea ther

and road c onditions if y ou choose to us e the SRC System (th e “Device”) , i ncluding all de rivative

models i rrespect ive of its comm ercial name or b randing, and s top your Vehicle o n the roadside prior to i nitiating or r eceiving ca lls. Any public ations, adver tisement s, announcem ents or similar notes th at refer to usin g the Device whi le riding a Vehicl e are solely int ended to addre ss its technical c apabilitie s and should not b e misconstr ued as if encour aging user s to operate the D evice

while ac tively invol ved in trac.

By way of pur chasing this D evice and not re turning it fo r a full refun d (see below), you are i rrevoca bly releasin g, indemnif ying from any l iability, los s, claim and exp ense (includi ng attorney s fees) and h olding the Comp any harmless f or any bodily in juries, harm o r death as well as l osses

or damage s in goods, to any Veh icles includ ing your own, or to a ny propert y or asset tha t belong

to you or to th ird partie s, any of which may r esult from us ing the Device u nder any circum stances or condi tions and irre spective o f jurisdic tion. the Comp any will not be re sponsible fo r any physical dama ges, irresp ective of rea sons, condit ions or circu mstances, in cluding malf unctioni ng of

the Devi ce, and all risk s associated w ith operati ng it rest sol ely and entire ly with the use r of this

Device, i rrespect ive of whethe r the Device is us ed by the origin al purchase r or any third par ty.

The Compa ny hereby noti es you that usin g this Device may a lso be in contr avention to loc al,

feder al, state or nati onal laws or reg ulations, and t hat any use of the De vice is entire ly at your sole ris k and responsi bility.

1. You, your heir s, legal repre sentative s, successor s or assigns, he reby voluntar ily and foreve r

releas e, discharge, i ndemnify an d hold harmle ss the Company f rom any and all lit igation,

claims, d ebts, demand s, actions an d liability w hich may arise, d irectly or i ndirectl y, from using

the Devi ce for any distr ess, pain, su ering, disco mfort, los s, injury, deat h, damages to or in respec t to any perso n or proper ty however cau sed, WHETHER AR ISING FROM THE NEGL IGENCE OR OTHERWIS E, and which may he reafter acc rue to you on som e future date a s a result of said use, to the f ullest ex tent permit ted by law.

2. You fully un derstand a nd assume the ri sks in using th e Device, inclu ding risk of neg ligent act s

or omissi ons by others .

3. You conrm th at you are physic ally capabl e to use the Devi ce and that you have no m edical

condit ions or needs t hat may infrin ge upon your abi lities to do so in a s afe manner. You conrm t hat you are at leas t eighteen (18) years o f age and that you ha ve been advise d of the

risks a ssociated w ith the use of th e Device. You fur ther conrm th at you will not con sume any alcohol t hat may aect y our alertn ess or any mind- altering subs tance, and wil l not carry, use or consum e these subs tances befo re or during the u se of the Devic e.

4. You fully ac knowledge o ur warnings an d understa nd that:

(a) risks and d angers exi st in using the De vice while in tr ac, includi ng but not limit ed to

injur y or illness, st rains, frac tures, par tial and/or tot al paralysi s, death or other a ilments that coul d cause serio us disabili ty;

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(b) these r isks and dange rs may be cause d by the neglige nce of the manuf acturers o r its agents

or any thir d party invo lved in design ing or manufa cturing th e Device;

assume al l risks and dan gers and all re sponsibilit y for any loss es and/ or damag es, whether cause d in whole or in par t by the neglig ence or other co nduct of othe rs, includi ng the Company.

5. You conrm th at you have read thi s release of lia bility and f ully unders tand its term s and that you have giv en up substan tial rights by n ot returnin g the Device for a f ull refund (s ee refund option b elow).

Discl aimer of Warr anty

THE COMPANY DISCLAIMS ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THE ENCLOSED DEVICE, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND NON-INFRINGEMENT. THE DEVICE AND ITS ACCESSORIES ARE PROVIDED “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE” WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND BEYOND THOSE ASSUMED IN THE ENCLOSED MANUAL.

Limit ation of Liab ility

IN NO EVENT S HALL THE COMPANY BE LIAB LE FOR ANY SPECIAL , INDIRECT, PUNITIV E, INCIDENTAL, EXEMPL ARY OR CONSEQUENT IAL DAMAGES, OR ANY DA MAGES WHATSOEVE R RESULTING FROM THE USE OF T HE DEVICE, WHE THER BASED ON BRE ACH OF CONTRACT, TOR T (INCLUDING NEGLIGEN CE), PRODUCT LIA BILITY OR OTHER WISE, EVEN IF ADVISE D OF THE POSSIBILIT Y OF SUCH DAMAGES.

YOU ACKNOWLE DGE AND AGREE THAT THE LIM ITATIONS SET FORTH ABOV E ARE FUNDAMENTAL ELEMENT S OF THIS AGREEMENT AN D THE DEVICE WOUL D NOT BE PROVIDED TO YOU ABS ENT SUCH LIMITATIONS. SOM E STATE STATUTES M IGHT APPLY REGARDING L IMITATION OF LIABILIT Y.

RETURN FOR FULL R EFUND

IF YOU ARE UNWI LLING TO ACCEPT AND AGREE T O THE ABOVE CONDITI ONS, YOU MAY RETURN THIS DEVICE TO T HE RESELLER OR TO TH E COMPANY FOR A FULL REFUN D, PROVIDED THAT YOU DO SO NO LATER THAN 7 B USINESS DAYS FOLLOWING TH E PURCHASE OF THE DE VICE (proof o f purchase requir ed) AND SUBJEC T TO THE WRAPPING BEI NG INTACT. WHEN DOING SO, PLE ASE REFER TO THIS SECTIO N. BY NOT RETURNIN G THE DEVICE FOR R EFUND WITHIN THE PER IOD PROVIDED, YOU ARE EXPLIC ITLY IN AGREEMENT WITH TH E ABOVE, AND RENOU NCE ALL RIGHTS TO FUT URE CLAIMS AND DEMANDS AG AINST THE COMPANY AS D EFINED ABOVE.

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