Sena Spider RT1 User guide

SENA

MOTORCYCLE MESH COMMUNICATION SYSTEM

Version 1.1.0

USER’S GUIDE

ENGLISH

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. ABOUT THE SPIDER RT1 5

1.1 Product Features 5

1.2 Product Details 6

1.3 Package Contents 7

2. INSTALLING THE HEADSET ON YOUR HELMET 8

2.1 Installing the Main Unit 8

2.1.1 Using the Hook and Loop Fasteners for Main Unit 8

2.1.2 Using the Double Sided Adhesive Tapes for Main
Unit 9

2.1.3 Using the Clamp for Main Unit 9

2.2 Installing the Speakers 10

2.3 Installing the Microphones 11

2.3.1 Using the Wired Boom Microphone 11

2.3.2 Using the Wired Microphone 13

2.4 External Mesh Intercom Antenna 13

3. GETTING STARTED 14

3.1 Downloadable Sena Software 14

3.1.1 SENA MOTORCYCLES App 14

3.1.2 Sena Device Manager 14

3.1.3 Firmware Upgrades 14

3.2 Charging 15

3.3 Legend 15

3.4 Powering On and Off 15

3.5 Volume Adjustment 16

3.6 Checking the Battery Level 16

TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTINUED

4. PAIRING THE HEADSET WITH OTHER
BLUETOOTH DEVICES 17

4.1 Phone Pairing 17

4.1.1 Initially Pairing the SPIDER RT1 17

4.1.2 Pairing When the SPIDER RT1 is Turned Off 18

4.1.3 Pairing When the SPIDER RT1 is Turned On 18

4.2 Second Mobile Phone Pairing - Second Mobile
Phone, GPS, and SR10 19

4.3 GPS Pairing 19

5. MOBILE PHONE USAGE 20

5.1 Making and Answering Calls 20

5.2 Speed Dialing 20

5.2.1 Assigning Speed Dial Presets 20

5.2.2 Using Speed Dial Presets 20

6. STEREO MUSIC 22

6.1 Playing Music with Bluetooth Devices 22

6.2 Music Sharing 22

7. MESH INTERCOM 23

7.1 What is Mesh Intercom? 23

7.1.1 Open Mesh 24

7.1.2 Group Mesh 24

7.2 Starting Mesh Intercom 25

7.3 Using the Mesh in Open Mesh 25

7.3.1 Channel Setting (Default: channel 1) 25

7.4 Using Mesh in Group Mesh 26

7.4.1 Creating a Group Mesh 26

7.4.2 Joining an Existing Group Mesh 27

TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTINUED

7.5 Enable/Disable Mic (Default: Enable) 28

7.6 Toggling Open Mesh/Group Mesh 28

7.7 Reset Mesh 28

8. MESH AUDIO MULTITASKING (ALWAYS ON) 29

9. FUNCTION PRIORITY 30

10. CONFIGURATION SETTING 31

10.1 Headset Configuration Menu 31

10.2 Software Configuration Setting 31

10.2.1 Audio Equalizer (Default: Off) 32

10.2.2 VOX Phone (Default: Enable) 32

10.2.3 VOX Sensitivity (Default: 3) 32

10.2.4 Intercom-Audio Overlay Sensitivity (Default: 3) 32

10.2.5 Audio Overlay Volume Management

(Default: Disable) 33

10.2.6 HD Voice (Default: Enable) 33

10.2.7 Voice Prompt (Default: Enable) 33

11. TROUBLESHOOTING 34

11.1 Fault Reset 34

11.2 Factory Reset 34

1. ABOUT THE SPIDER RT1

1.1 Product Features

Bluetooth® 5.1

Mesh Intercom up to 2 km (1.2 mi)*

Audio Multitasking™

Music Sharing

* in open terrain

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1.2 Product Details

Mesh Intercom

M

Button

(-) Button

(+) Button

Center Button

Mesh Intercom
Antenna

Status LED

Speaker

Connectors

DC Power

Charging &

Firmware

Upgrade Port

Microphone

Connector

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1 ABOUT THE SPIDER RT1

1.3 Package Contents

Headset

Main Unit

Wired Boom

Microphone

Clamp

Wired

Microphone

Hook and Loop

Fasteners for

Main Unit

Hook and Loop

Fastener for

Boom

Microphone

Double Sided

Adhesive Tapes

for Main Unit

Hook and

Loop Fastener

for Wired

Microphone

Microphone

Sponges

Boom Microphone

Holder

Speakers Speaker Pads

Hook and Loop

Fastener for Holder

Hook and Loop

Fasteners for

Speakers

USB Power &

Data Cable

(USB-C)

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2. INSTALLING THE HEADSET ON YOUR
HELMET

2.1 Installing the Main Unit

2.1.1 Using the Hook and Loop Fasteners for Main Unit

1. Clean the area on the left side of the helmet where you will attach the

hook and loop fasteners for main unit with a moistened towel and dry
thoroughly.

2. Peel off the cover of the adhesive tape of the loop fastener for main

unit and attach it to the helmet.

3. Peel off the cover of the adhesive tape of the hook fastener for main

unit and attach it to the back plate of the main unit.

4. Attach the main unit using the hook and loop fasteners that you

fitted. Make sure that the main unit is firmly attached to the helmet.

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2.1.2 Using the Double Sided Adhesive Tapes for Main Unit

If you cannot attach the hook and loop fasteners to the helmet, you can
use double sided adhesive tape.

1. Clean the area on the left side of the helmet where you will attach

the double sided adhesive tapes with moistened towel and dry
thoroughly.

2. Peel off the cover from one side of the double sided adhesive tapes

for main unit and attach it to the back plate of the main unit.

3. Peel off the cover from the other side of the double sided adhesive

tapes and attach the main unit on the left side of your helmet.

4. Make sure that the main unit sticks on the helmet firmly. Maximum

adhesion occurs after 24 hours.

Caution: Sena recommends using the hook and loop fasteners
for main unit. The double sided adhesive tape is provided for
convenience, but is not the recommended mounting method. Sena
is not responsible for its use.

2.1.3 Using the Clamp for Main Unit

1. Clean the area on the back plate of clamp where you will attach
the double sided adhesive tapes with moistened towel and dry
thoroughly.

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2. Peel off the cover from one side of the double sided adhesive tapes
for main unit and attach it to the back plate of the main unit.

3. Insert the back plate of the clamp between the internal padding and
external shell on the left side of the helmet.

2.2 Installing the Speakers

1. Peel off each cover of the hook and loop fasteners for speakers to
expose the adhesive surface. Then, attach the fasteners to the ear
pockets inside the helmet.

2. Attach the speakers to the hook and loop fasteners for speakers
inside the helmet.

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3. Align the arrows on the main unit and speaker cables and insert
speaker cables into each speaker connector.

Note:

• The cable for the speakers has two leads. The longer lead is for the
right speaker and the shorter lead is for the left speaker.

• If the helmet has deep ear pockets, you can use the speaker pads
to bring the speakers closer to your ears.

2.3 Installing the Microphones

2.3.1 Using the Wired Boom Microphone

1. Peel off the cover of the hook and loop fastener for wired boom
microphone to expose the adhesive tape. Then, attach the hook and
loop fastener on the inside surface of the left external shell.

2. Attach the wired boom microphone’s mounting plate to the hook and
loop fastener.

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Note:

• After you install the wired boom microphone, make sure you
reinstall the helmet’s internal padding.

• You can use the boom microphone holder after attaching the hook
and loop fastener for boom microphone holder on it to ensure
secure installation.

3. Make sure that the microphone’s receiver is located near your mouth.

4. Adjust the head of the microphone so that the tab is facing away from
your mouth.

Tab

5. Align the arrows on the main unit and microphone cables and insert
the microphone cable into the microphone connector.

Note: The shortest cable is for the microphone.

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2.3.2 Using the Wired Microphone

If you have a full face helmet, you can use the wired microphone.

1. Peel off the cover of the hook and loop fastener for wired microphone
to expose the adhesive tape. Then, attach the hook and loop fastener
on the inside of the helmet’s chin guard.

2. Attach the wired microphone to the hook and loop fastener for wired
microphone.

3. Align the arrows on the main unit and microphone cables and insert
the microphone cable into the microphone connector.

Note: The shortest cable is for the microphone.

2.4 External Mesh Intercom Antenna

Pull the Mesh Intercom Antenna inwards
slightly to unfold it.

2

2

1

1

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3. GETTING STARTED

3.1 Downloadable Sena Software

3.1.1 SENA MOTORCYCLES App

By simply pairing your phone with your headset, you can use the SENA
MOTORCYCLES App for quicker, easier set up and management.

SENA MOTORCYCLES

• Download the SENA MOTORCYCLES App on Google Play Store or

App Store.

3.1.2 Sena Device Manager

The Sena Device Manager allows you to upgrade firmware and
configure settings directly from your PC.

Sena Device Manager

• Download the Sena Device Manager at sena.com.

3.1.3 Firmware Upgrades

The headset supports firmware upgrades.

Please visit sena.com to check for the latest software downloads.

• Download the firmware at

sena.com.

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3.2 Charging

Charging the Headset

Depending upon the
charging method, the
headset will be fully
charged in about 1.5 hours.

Note:

• The headset includes a Fast Charging feature which allows it to
charge quickly over a short period of time. For example, a user
can get up to 3.5 hours of Mesh communication after charging the
headset for 20 minutes.

• Any 3rd party USB charger can be used with Sena products if the
charger is approved by either the FCC, CE, IC or other locally
approved agencies that Sena accepts.

• The SPIDER RT1 is compatible with 5 V input USB-charged devices
only.

3.3 Legend

TAP

1x

Tap button the specified

number of times

“Hello”

3.4 Powering On and Off

Powering On

HOLD

=

1s

HOLD

10s

Audible prompt

Press and Hold button for

the specified amount of time

Powering Off

=

TAP

1x

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3.5 Volume Adjustment

You can raise or lower the volume by tapping the (+) Button or the
(-) Button. Volume is set and maintained independently at different

levels for each audio source (i.e., phone, intercom), even when the
headset is rebooted.

Volume Up

=

TAP

1x

Volume Down

=

3.6 Checking the Battery Level

Instructions are for when powering the headset on.

Powering On

=

HOLD

=

1s

=

TAP

1x

=

Note: When the battery is low while in use, you will hear a voice
prompt saying “Low battery”.

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4. PAIRING THE HEADSET WITH OTHER
BLUETOOTH DEVICES

When using the headset with other Bluetooth devices for the first time,
they will need to be “paired.” This enables them to recognize and
communicate with one another whenever they are within range.

The headset can pair with multiple Bluetooth devices such as a mobile
phone, GPS, MP3 player or Sena SR10 Two-Way Radio Adapter via

Mobile Phone Pairing, Second Mobile Phone Pairing and GPS
Pairing.

Mobile

Phone

MP3

Player

GPS

Devices

Sena

SR10

4.1 Phone Pairing

There are three ways to pair the phone.

4.1.1 Initially Pairing the SPIDER RT1

The headset will automatically enter the phone pairing mode when you
initially turn on the headset or in the following situation:

• Rebooting after executing Factory Reset.

1. Press and hold the Center Button and the (+) Button for 1 second.

HOLD

Blinking

=

1s

“Phone Pairing”

Note:

• The phone paring mode lasts for 3 minutes.

• To cancel phone pairing, tap the Center Button.

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SPIDER RT1

SPIDER RT1

SPIDER RT1

2. Select SPIDER RT1 in the list of
Bluetooth devices detected. If your
mobile phone asks for a PIN, enter

0000.

Bluetooth

Pi

Device B

4.1.2 Pairing When the SPIDER RT1 is Turned Off

1. While the headset is off, press and hold the Center Button and the
(+) Button for 5 seconds.

HOLD

=

5s

2. Select SPIDER RT1 in the list of
Bluetooth devices detected. If your
mobile phone asks for a PIN, enter

0000.

Blinking

“Phone Pairing”

Bluetooth

Pi

Device B

4.1.3 Pairing When the SPIDER RT1 is Turned On

1. While the headset is on, press and hold the Center Button for
5 seconds.

HOLD

Blinking

=

5s

“Phone Pairing”

2. Select SPIDER RT1 in the list of
Bluetooth devices detected. If your
mobile phone asks for a PIN, enter

0000.

Bluetooth

Pi

Device B

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SPIDER RT1

SPIDER RT1

4.2 Second Mobile Phone Pairing - Second Mobile
Phone, GPS, and SR10

1. Press and hold the Center Button for 10 seconds.

HOLD

=

10s

2. Tap the (+) Button.

TAP

=

3. Select SPIDER RT1 in the list of
Bluetooth devices detected. If your
mobile phone asks for a PIN, enter

0000.

1x

“ Configuration

Menu”

Blinking

“ Second mobile

phone pairing”

Bluetooth

Pi

Device B

4.3 GPS Pairing

1. Press and hold the Center Button for 10 seconds.

HOLD

=

10s

2. Double tap the (+) Button.

TAP

=

3. Select SPIDER RT1 in the list of
devices detected. If your Bluetooth

2x

Blinking

“ Configuration Menu”

“ GPS pairing”

Bluetooth

device asks for a PIN, enter 0000.

Note: If you pair your GPS device via GPS Pairing, its instruction will
interrupt your Mesh Intercom conversations.

Pi

Device B

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5. MOBILE PHONE USAGE

5.1 Making and Answering Calls

Answer a Call

=

Reject a Call

=

TAP

1x

HOLD

2s

End a Call

HOLD

=

2s

Make a Call with Voice

HOLD

=

3s

in stand by
mode

Note: If you have a GPS device connected, you will not hear its voice
navigations during a phone call.

5.2 Speed Dialing

5.2.1 Assigning Speed Dial Presets

Speed Dial Presets could be assigned through the Sena Device
Manager or the SENA MOTORCYCLES App.

5.2.2 Using Speed Dial Presets

1. Enter into the Speed Dial menu.

HOLD

=

3s

“ Speed dial”

2. Navigate forward or backward through Speed Dial Preset numbers.

=

TAP

1x

or

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=

TAP

1x

5 MOBILE PHONE USAGE

3. Call one of your Speed Dial Presets numbers.

TAP

=

1x

4. Redial the last number called.

Redial Last Number

TAP

=

1x

“ Speed dial (#)”

“ Last number redial”

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6. STEREO MUSIC

6.1 Playing Music with Bluetooth Devices

Play/Pause Music

HOLD

=

Track Forward/Backward

1s

=

HOLD

1s

or

=

HOLD

1s

6.2 Music Sharing

You can start sharing music with one participant of a Mesh Intercom.
Both you and a participant can remotely control music playback such as
track forward and track back.

1. The Creator will send a request message to participants connected
during Mesh Intercom.

[Creator]

[Creator]

=

HOLD

[Participants]

“Music sharing on”

3s

“ Would you like

to accept music
sharing?”

2. The Creator will share music with the first participant that accepts
the request.

[Participant] Accept

TAP

1x

=

M

[Participant] Refuse

HOLD

=

M

1s

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7. MESH INTERCOM

7.1 What is Mesh Intercom?

Mesh Intercom™ is a dynamic communication system created by Sena

that provides instant and effortless bike-to-bike communication without
a pre-grouping process. Mesh Intercom allows riders to connect and
communicate with nearby users without the need to pair each headset
together.

The working distance between each SPIDER RT1 in Mesh Intercom
can be up to 2 km (1.2 miles) in open terrain. In open terrain, the Mesh
can be extended up to 8 km (5 miles) between a minimum of six users.
Within the same channel in Open Mesh™ or the same private group
in Group Mesh™, six users can talk at the same time and enjoy the
optimal quality for their conversation.

Mesh Intercom

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7.1.1 Open Mesh

Open Mesh is an open group intercom function. Users can freely

communicate with each other in the same Open Mesh channel and
select which channel (1-9) to use through the headset.

It can connect with a virtually unlimited number of users in each channel.

Open Mesh

Ch 1 Ch 2 Ch 3

Ch 4 Ch 5 Ch 6

Ch 7 Ch 8 Ch 9

7.1.2 Group Mesh

Group Mesh is a closed group intercom function that allows users to

join, leave, or rejoin a group intercom conversation without pairing each
headset. Users can freely communicate with each other in the same
private group in Group Mesh.

For closed intercom conversations using Mesh Intercom, a Group
Mesh needs to be created by the users. When users create a private
group in Group Mesh by Mesh Grouping, the headset automatically
switches from Open Mesh to Group Mesh. Up to 24 users can all be
connected in each private group.

Group Mesh

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7. 2 Starting Mesh Intercom

When Mesh Intercom is enabled, the SPIDER RT1 will automatically
connect to nearby SPIDER RT1 users and allow them to talk to each
other by pressing the Mesh Intercom Button.

Mesh Intercom On

Blinking

=

M

TAP

1x

“ Mesh intercom on,

Open Mesh,
Channel 1”

Mesh Intercom Off

TAP

1x

“ Mesh intercom off”

=

M

7.3 Using the Mesh in Open Mesh

When Mesh Intercom is enabled, the headset will be in Open Mesh
(default: channel 1) initially.

7.3 .1 Channel Setting (Default: channel 1)

If the Open Mesh communication experiences interference because
other groups are also using channel 1 (default), change the channel.
You can select from channels 1 to 9.

1. Double tap the Mesh Intercom Button.

=

M

2. Navigate between channels.

TAP

2x

“ Channel setting, 1”

(1

2 ••• 8 9 Exit 1 •••)

TAP

=

1x

or

TAP

=

1x

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“#”

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3. Save the channel.

=

TAP

1x

“ Channel is set,

channel #”

Note:

• Channel Setting always starts with channel 1.

• If you do not press any button for approximately 10 seconds in a
specific channel, the channel is automatically saved.

• The channel will be remembered even if you turn off the SPIDER
RT1.

• You can use the SENA MOTORCYCLES App to change the
channel.

7.4 Using Mesh in Group Mesh

7.4 .1 Creating a Group Mesh

Creating a Group Mesh requires

Open Mesh Group Mesh

B

You

two or more Open Mesh users.

C

You

B C

1. To enter Mesh Grouping to create a Group Mesh, press and hold
the Mesh Intercom Button for 5 seconds on the

headsets.

C)

HOLD

=

M

5s

2. When Mesh Grouping is completed, the

users (You, B and C) will

“ Mesh Grouping”

users (You, B, and

hear a voice prompt on their headset as Open Mesh switches to
Group Mesh.

You

B C

“ Group Mesh”

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Note:

• If the Mesh Grouping is not completed within 30 seconds, users
will hear a voice prompt, “Grouping failed”.

• If you want to cancel during the Mesh Grouping, tap the Mesh

Intercom Button.

7.4 . 2 Joining an Existing Group Mesh

One of the current users in an Existing Group Mesh can allow new
users (one or more)

in Open Mesh to join the Existing Group Mesh.

Existing

Group Mesh Open Mesh Existing Group Mesh

You

B

C

D

F

You

D

B

F

C

1. To enter Mesh Grouping to join the Existing Group Mesh, press and
hold the Mesh Intercom Button for 5 seconds on the headsets of

one (You) of the current users in the Existing Group Mesh and the
new users (D and F) in Open Mesh.

=

M

2. When Mesh Grouping is completed, the

HOLD

5s

“ Mesh Grouping”

new users (D and F) will

hear a voice prompt on their headset as Open Mesh switches to
Group Mesh.

FD

“ Group Mesh”

Note: If the Mesh Grouping is not completed within 30 seconds, the
current user (You) will hear a low tone double beep and the new users
(D and F) will hear a voice prompt, “Grouping failed”.

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7.5 Enable/Disable Mic (Default: Enable)

Users can enable/disable the microphone when communicating in a
Mesh Intercom.

HOLD

=

M

1s

7.6 Toggling Open Mesh/Group Mesh

Users are able to toggle between Open Mesh and Group Mesh
without resetting the Mesh. This allows users to keep the Group Mesh
Network connection information while in Open Mesh.

Users can toggle to Group Mesh to communicate with participants from
the stored Group Mesh Network connection information.

Toggle Between Open Mesh and Group Mesh

“Open Mesh”

Open Mesh

HOLD

=

M

3s

“Group Mesh”

Group Mesh

Note: If you have never participated in Group Mesh, you cannot

toggle between Open Mesh and Group Mesh. You will hear a voice
prompt, “No Group Available”.

7.7 Reset Mesh

If a headset in an Open Mesh or Group Mesh resets the Mesh, it will
automatically return to Open Mesh (default: channel 1).

HOLD

=

M

8s

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8. MESH AUDIO MULTITASKING
(ALWAYS ON)

Audio Multitasking allows you to have an intercom conversation while
simultaneously listening to music.

The overlaid audio is played in the background with reduced volume
whenever there is an intercom conversation and will return to normal
volume once the conversation is finished.

The Audio Multitasking can be configured through the Intercom-

Audio Overlay Sensitivity and the Audio Overlay Volume
Management settings.

The Intercom-Audio Overlay Sensitivity and the Audio Overlay
Volume Management settings can be found in the Software
Configuration Setting, accessible through the Sena Device Manager
or the SENA MOTORCYCLES App.

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9. FUNCTION PRIORITY

The headset prioritizes connected devices in the following order:

(highest) Mobile phone

Mesh Intercom

Music sharing via Bluetooth stereo

(lowest) Bluetooth stereo music

A lower-priority function gets interrupted by a higher-priority function.
For example, stereo music will be interrupted by an incoming mobile
phone call.

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10. CONFIGURATION SETTING

10.1 Headset Configuration Menu

Access the Configuration Menu

HOLD

=

10s

Execute Menu Options

TAP

=

1x

Headset Configuration Menu

Navigate Between Menu Options

TAP

=

=

1x

TAP

1x

Voice Configuration Menu Tap the Center Button

Second Mobile Phone Pairing None

GPS Pairing None

Factory Reset Execute

Exit Execute

10.2 Software Configuration Setting

You can change the settings of the headset through the Sena Device
Manager or the SENA MOTORCYCLES App.

SENA MOTORCYCLES Sena Device Manager

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10 CONFIGURATION SETTING

10.2 .1 Audio Equalizer (Default: Off)

You can use the Audio Equalizer to increase/decrease the decibel level
of different frequency ranges of audio.

• Balance will adjust all of the frequency ranges to be the same volume

level (0 dB).

• Bass Boost will increase the bass range of audio (20 Hz - 250 Hz).

• Mid Boost will increase the mid range of audio (250 Hz - 4 kHz).

• Treble Boost will increase the high range of audio (4 kHz - 20 kHz).

10.2.2 VOX Phone (Default: Enable)

If this feature is enabled, you can answer incoming calls by voice. When
you hear a ringtone for an incoming call, you can answer the phone
by saying a word such as “Hello” loudly or by blowing air into the
microphone. VOX phone is temporarily disabled if you are connected
to intercom. If this feature is disabled, you have to tap the Center

Button to answer an incoming call.

10.2.3 VOX Sensitivity (Default: 3)

VOX sensitivity can be adjusted depending on your riding

environment. Level 5 is the highest sensitivity setting and level 1 is the
lowest.

10.2.4 Intercom-Audio Overlay Sensitivity (Default: 3)

The music will be lowered to play in the background if you talk over the
intercom while the overlaid audio is playing. You can adjust the intercom
sensitivity to activate this background audio mode. Level 1 has the
lowest sensitivity and level 5 has the highest sensitivity.

Note: If your voice is not louder than the sensitivity of the selected
level, the overlaid audio will not be lowered.

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10 CONFIGURATION SETTING

10.2.5 Audio Overlay Volume Management (Default: Disable)

The music overlaid audio reduces in volume whenever there is an ongoing
intercom conversation. If Audio Overlay Volume Management is
enabled, the volume level of the overlaid audio will not be reduced during
an intercom conversation.

10.2.6 HD Voice (Default: Enable)

HD Voice allows you to communicate in high-definition during phone

calls. This feature increases the quality so that the audio will be crisp
and clear during phone call conversations.

If this feature is enabled, incoming phone calls will interrupt intercom
conversations and audio from the SR10 will not be heard during
intercom conversations.

Note: Refer to the manufacturer of your Bluetooth device that will be
connected to the headset to see if it supports HD Voice.

10.2.7 Voice Prompt (Default: Enable)

You can disable voice prompts by software configuration settings, but
the following voice prompts are always on.

- Headset configuration settings menu, battery level indicator, speed

dial

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11. TROUBLESHOOTING

Please visit sena.com for more troubleshooting information.

• Customer Support:

sena.com

11.1 Fault Reset

When the headset is not working properly, you can easily reset the unit:

1. Locate the Pinhole Fault Reset Button at the bottom of the main

unit.

2. Gently insert a paperclip into the hole and tap the Pinhole Fault

Reset Button with light pressure. The headset will shut down.

Note: Fault Reset will not restore the headset to factory default

settings.

11. 2 Factory Reset

To erase all of your settings and start fresh, the headset can be restored
to factory default settings using the Factory Reset feature.

HOLD

1.

=

10s

“Configuration menu”

2.

3.

=

=

TAP

2x

TAP

1x

“Factory Reset”

“ Headset reset,

good-bye”

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