Terrano XT User Manual

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For easy reference while on the road, download the Pocket Guide from terranosystems.com/support/.

This is version 1.0 of the TERRANO XT Manual. The latest version of the manual in your preferred language and various tutorials can be found at terranosystems.com/support/.

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CONTENTS

1. Introduction 4

2. Charging the TERRANO XT 5

3. Getting Started 6

3.1 Getting to Know Your TERRANO XT 6

3.2 Switching Your Unit On/Off 6

3.3 Different W ays t o O perate Your TERRANO XT 6

3.4 Basic Functions 7

3.5 Pairing Your Unit to Bluet ooth Devices 7

4. On the Road 9

4.1 Making and Receiving Phone Calls 9

4.1.1 Making Phone Calls 9

4.1.2 Answeri ng Phone Calls 9

4.1.3 Rejecting Phone Call s 9

4.1.4 Ending Phone Calls 9

4.1.5 Toggling Between Calls on T wo Mobile Phones Pai red to Your Uni t 9

4.1.6 Disc onnec ting the Current Call and Switchi ng To the Second Call 9

4.2 Bluetooth Intercom 10

4.2.1 Pairing the Bluetooth Interc om to other Ter rano Units 10

4.2.2 3-Way and 4- Way Bluetooth Intercom Calls 10

4.2.3 Using the Bluetooth Interc om 11

4.3 Listening to Music and Radio 14

4.3.1 Listeni ng to Mus ic 14

4.3.2 Listeni ng to FM Radio 15

4.3.3 Sharing Mus ic and Radio 16

5. Personalizing Your Device 17

5.1 Setting t he Def ault Mobile Phone 18

5.2 Using Parallel Audio Streaming 18

5.3 Audio Source Priorities 19

6. Troubleshooting 20

6.1 Soft Reset 20

6.2 Reset Pairing 20

6.3 Reset to Factory Sett ings 20

6.4 FAQ 20

7. Support 21

8. Glossary 22 Appendix A. TERRANO XT Modes and Events - LEDIndications 23

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1. INTRODUCTION

Thank you for choosing the TERRANO XT Bluetooth® communication system for bicycle helmets.

This manual describes the features of your TERRANO XT and how to use them.

We wish you a great TERRANO XT experience and encourage you to write to us at

support@terranosystems.com regarding any questions, suggestions or comments you may have.

If you have not yet installed the TERRANO XT unit in your helmet, please install it as described in the Installation Guide provided in the package.

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2. CHARGING THE TERRANO XT

Make sure that your TERRANO XT battery is charged for at least 4 hours before initial use.

To charge the TERRANO XT:

● Using the supplied USB cable, connect your computer or wall charger to the TERRANO XT USBport.

● Charging with the wall charger is faster than via a computer USB port.

● Charging your unit switches it off automatically. To use your unit while it is being charged, switch it on.

(see Switching Your Unit On/Off on page 6).

● You can charge the unit while riding using a power bank.

During charging, the LED indicates charging status as follows:

● Red LED on - charging

● Red LED off - charging complete

If the battery level reaches 20%, a battery status voice announcement warns you that your battery is low.

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3. GETTING STARTED

3.1 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR TERRANO XT

3.2 SWITCHING YOUR UNIT ON/OFF

To switch your unit on:

● Press and for 1 second.

The speaker plays an ascending tone and a voice message "Hello TERRANO XT".

In all battery states, the LED flashes blue three times repeatedly, confirming that your TERRANO XT is on.

To switch your unit off:

● Tap and .

In all battery states, the LED flashes red three times repeatedly, confirming that your TERRANO XT is switching off. The speaker plays a descending tone and a voice message "Goodbye".

Connecting your unit to a charger switches off the unit.

3.3 DIFFERENT WAYS TO OPERATE YOUR TERRANO XT

You can operate the various features by any of the following methods:

● Pressing a button or combination of buttons on the unit.

● Using the Voice-Assisted Menu in combination with either unit buttons or with the VOX (voice activation).

VOX is for hands free operation of your TERRANO XT. You can say a word or phrase loudly when the voiceassisted menu reaches the function you want to use and your TERRANO XT performs that function.

LEDs, tones and voice announcements guide you while using the functions of your TERRANO XT, as described in TERRANO XT Modes and Events - LEDIndications on page 23.

This manual describes the most direct method to operate each feature.

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3.4 BASIC FUNCTIONS

To turn the volume up for current audio source:

● Tap .

With each tap, a louder tone is played on the speaker until you reach the maximum volume, as indicated by the maximum volume tone.

To turn the volume down for current audio source:

● Tap .

With each tap, a quieter tone is played on the speaker until you reach the minimum volume, as indicated by the minimum volume tone.

To mute the microphone completely and lower the speaker volume to the minimal level when an audio source is active:

● Tap and .

A descending tone is played on the speaker.

3.5 PAIRING YOUR UNIT TO BLUETOOTH DEVICES

Your TERRANO XT has two Bluetooth channels for connection to Bluetooth devices such as mobile phones, GPS devices and Bluetooth music players with A2DP.

To connect your TERRANO XT to a Bluetooth device, you must first pair them while in Standby (see TERRANO

XT Modes and Events - LEDIndications on page 23). Once paired, they automatically recognize each other

whenever they are within range.

To pair Bluetooth channel 1 to a mobile phone:

1. Enable Bluetooth on the mobile phone.

2. Press for 5 seconds.

The LED flashes red and blue.

3. On your mobile phone, search for Bluetooth devices as described in your phone's instructions.

4. When your TERRANO XT appears in the list of available devices, select it. If prompted for a PIN or Passkey, enter 0000 (four zeros).

The phone confirms that pairing has succeeded and the LED flashes purple for 2 seconds.

To pair Bluetooth channel 2 to another Bluetooth device:

1. Enable Bluetooth on the device (such as mobile phone, GPS device, music player).

2. Press for 5 seconds.

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The LED flashes red and blue.

3. Tap twice. The LED starts flashing red and green.

If you are pairing a GPS device, make sure you perform the next step.

4. If you are pairing a GPS device, tap .

The LED flashes slower.

5. On the device you are pairing, search for Bluetooth devices (as described in its instructions).

6. When your TERRANO XT appears in the list of available devices, select it. If prompted for a PIN or Passkey, enter 0000 (four zeros).

The device confirms that pairing has succeeded and the LED flashes purple for 2 seconds.

● If pairing is not completed within 2 minutes, the unit automatically returns to Standby.

● If you have paired two different mobile phones directly to your TERRANO XT, set one as default for

making calls (see Setting the Default Mobile Phone on page 18).

● Not all Bluetooth mobile phones broadcast Bluetooth Stereo music (A2DP), even if the phone has an MP3

player function. Consult your mobile phone’s user manual for more information.

● Not all Bluetooth GPS devices allow connection to Bluetooth audio devices. Consult your GPS User

Manual for more information.

To cancel the pairing process:

● Press for 2 seconds.

● The LED stops flashing red and blue or red and green.

To reset all Bluetooth device pairing:

● Press and for 5 seconds.

In all battery states, the LED flashes purple slowly five times, confirming that pairing has been reset.

Resetting all Bluetooth device pairing also resets all Bluetooth intercom pairing.

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4. ON THE ROAD

4.1 MAKING AND RECEIVING PHONE CALLS

You can use your mobile phone normally to make and receive phones while paired to your TERRANO XT.

4.1.1 MAKING PHONE CALLS

You cannot make phone calls during mobile or Bluetooth intercom 3 or 4-way calls.

To make a phone call through the unit buttons:

● To dial the default speed dial number, tap 3 times.

● To redial the last number called, press for 2 seconds.

4.1.2 ANSWERING PHONE CALLS

To answer a phone call:

● Tap or .

4.1.3 REJECTING PHONE CALLS

To reject a phone call :

● Press for 2 seconds.

4.1.4 ENDING PHONE CALLS

To end a phone call:

● Tap .

4.1.5 TOGGLING BETWEEN CALLS ON TWO MOBILE PHONES PAIRED TO YOUR UNIT

Your TERRANO XT can toggle between two calls on two mobile phones when both mobile phones are paired to your unit.

To toggle between two calls:

● Tap twice.

4.1.6 DISCONNECTING THE CURRENT CALL AND SWITCHING TO THE SECOND CALL

You can disconnect the current call and switch to the call on the second phone when two mobile phones are paired to your unit.

To disconnect the current call and switch to the second call:

● Tap .

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4.2 BLUETOOTH INTERCOM

To connect your unit to another unit with a Bluetooth intercom, you must first pair their channels. Once paired, the units automatically recognize each other whenever they are in range (line of sight up to 1.2 km / 3,900 ft subject to terrain).

● Pairing a channel replaces any existing paired device on that channel with the new device.

4.2.1 PAIRING THE BLUETOOTH INTERCOM TO OTHER TERRANO UNITS

To pair your unit with another Terrano unit:

1. Confirm your unit is in Standby mode (LED flashes slowly).

2. On your unit, press for 5 seconds.

The LED flashes red.

3. Select the Bluetooth intercom channel you would like to pair:

● Channel A - do not tap anything (default channel).

● Channel B - tap twice. The LED flashes blue.

● Channel C - tap three times. The LED flashes purple.

4. On the other Terrano unit, activate Bluetooth intercom pairing mode (see the other Terrano unit user manual at terranosystems.com/support).

5. The unit confirms that pairing has succeeded and the LED flashes purple for 2 seconds.

● To cancel the pairing process, press for 2 seconds. The LED stops flashing.

● If pairing is not completed within 2 minutes, the unit automatically returns to Standby.

● To reset all Bluetooth intercom pairing while in Bluetooth intercom pairing mode:

● Press and for 2 seconds. The LED flashes purple 5 times slowly, confirming that pairing has

been reset .

4.2.2 3-WAY AND 4-WAY BLUETOOTH INTERCOM CALLS

In addition to standard 2-way Bluetooth intercom calls, you can use the TERRANO XT for 3-way and 4-way Bluetooth intercom calls on Terrano and non-Terrano devices. TERRANO XT allows full-duplex Bluetooth intercom communication for up to 4 riders to communicate up to 1.2 km / 3,900 ft in line of sight (subject to terrain).

In a 3-way Bluetooth intercom call, you are connected to two riders, and each of those riders are connected only to you. You can call either of the two. If you are already in a Bluetooth intercom call with one rider, just add another. All three riders are now connected in a 3-way Bluetooth intercom call.

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In a 4-way intercom conference call, for example, you are connected to three riders, who may also be connected to an additional rider. You are directly connected to Rider 1 and Rider 2, and connected to Rider 3 through Rider 2's free channel. All four riders are now all connected in a 4-way Bluetooth intercom call.

Terrano recommends that during a 3-way or 4-way intercom conference call, riders be connected to only one Bluetooth intercom call so they can continue to hear mobile phone and GPS announcements.

Using parallel audio streaming, you can also speak on a 3-way or 4-way Bluetooth intercom call while listening to FM radio. The Bluetooth intercom volume remains the same while the FM radio plays at a reduced volume in the background.

For information on making Bluetooth intercom calls, see Using the Bluetooth Intercom on page 11

4.2.3 USING THE BLUETOOTH INTERCOM

● To make and receive Bluetooth intercom calls, you must first pair the Bluetooth, see Bluetooth Intercom

on page 10.

● During a 3 or 4-way Bluetooth intercom conference call while riders are range (1.2 km / 3,900 ft), riders

using both Bluetooth intercom channels cannot receive phone calls or GPS instructions while the call is in progress.

4.2.3.1 STARTING/ENDING BLUETOOTH INTERCOM CALLS

To start or end a Bluetooth intercom call:

● To start a call on Channel A, tap .

● To start a call on Channel B, tap 2 times.

● To start a call on Channel C, tap 3 times.

If Channels A and B are connected, VOX opens a Bluetooth intercom 3-way call.

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To end a Bluetooth intercom call:

● To disconnect Channel A, tap .

● To disconnect Channel B, tap 2 times.

● To disconnect Channel C, tap 3 times.

If you initiated the Bluetooth intercom call using VOX and remain silent for at least 30 seconds, the call ends.

4.2.3.2 MAKING 3-WAY OR 4-WAY BLUETOOTH INTERCOM CALLS

For recommendations on making Bluetooth intercom 3-way and 4-way calls and pairing units for Bluetooth intercom calls, see Bluetooth Intercom on page 10.

To initiate a 3-way Bluetooth intercom call:

● Start a conference call:

● To start a call on Channels A and B, press for 2 seconds.

● To start a call on Channel A or add Channel A to a call, tap once.

● To start a call on Channel B or add Channel B to a call, tap 2 times.

● To start a call on Channel C or add Channel C to a call, tap 3 times.

To start a 4-way Bluetooth conference call:

1. Press for 2 seconds. A Bluetooth intercom 3-way call with Rider 1 and Rider 3 starts.

2. Rider 2 taps . Rider 3 is added to the Bluetooth intercom call.

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To end a Bluetooth intercom call:

● To disconnect rider on channel A, tap .

● To disconnect rider on channel B, tap 2 times.

● To disconnect rider on channel C, tap 3 times.

● To end all active Bluetooth intercom connections, press for 2 seconds.

4.2.3.3 HOLDING A MOBILE/BLUETOOTH INTERCOM CONFERENCE CALL

You can hold a conference call between a mobile call and a Bluetooth intercom (single channel) call.

To add a Bluetooth intercom call to the current mobile call:

● To add Rider 1 to a call, tap .

● To add Rider 2 to a call, tap twice.

● To add Rider 3 to a call, tap three times.

To disconnect the Bluetooth intercom conference call from the mobile call:

● To disconnect Rider 1, tap .

● To disconnect Rider 2, tap twice.

● To disconnect Rider 3, tap three times.

After disconnecting the Bluetooth intercom call, you can continue talking on the mobile call. Similarly, if you first disconnect the mobile call, you can continue talking on the Bluetooth intercom call.

4.2.3.4 BLUETOOTH INTERCOM BUSY SIGNAL

A busy signal is heard when you attempt a Bluetooth intercom call when the other rider is in a:

● Phone call

● Bluetooth intercom call with Channels A and B

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4.3 LISTENING TO MUSIC AND RADIO

4.3.1 LISTENING TO MUSIC

To start music streaming from your paired device:

● Tap .

To stop music streaming:

● Press for 2 seconds.

To skip to the next track (while streaming music):

● Tap .

To skip to the previous track (while streaming music):

● Tap 2 times.

To forward auto-scan tracks (while streaming music) and play a track:

1. Tap and . Forward scan plays a few seconds of each track.

2. When you hear a track that you want to play, tap .

To backward auto-scan tracks (while streaming music) and play a track:

1. Tap and .

2. When you hear a track that you want to play, tap .

4.3.1.1 SWITCHING MUSIC SOURCES

If two music (A2DP) audio sources are paired, TERRANO XT uses the audio source from which you last played music.

To switch to the other audio source:

1. Stop music (A2DP) playback from the current device (see Listening to Music on page 14).

2. Play music (A2DP) from the other device (see Listening to Music on page 14).

TERRANO XT automatically remembers your last played device.

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4.3.2 LISTENING TO FM RADIO

To turn on the FMradio:

● Tap 2 times.

When you switch on your FMradio, the station that was playing when you last switched off resumes playing.

To turn the FMradio off:

● Press for 2 seconds.

To play a different preset station:

● Tap for the next preset or tap twice for the previous preset.

To scan for and select a station:

1. Tap and . The FMradio plays each station that it finds for several seconds.

2. When you hear a station you want to select, tap .

To store a scanned station in the active preset:

● Tap within 20 seconds of stopping the scan.

Temporarily Storing New FMRadio Stations Using Auto Tuning

You can temporarily store new FM radio stations in the presets using auto tuning and restore the original presets when you want.

To temporarily store new stations in the presets (auto tuning):

● Press for 5 seconds.

To restore the original presets (following auto tuning):

● Switch your unit off, then turn it back on.

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4.3.3 SHARING MUSIC AND RADIO

You can share music and FMradio with another rider.

● Music and radio can be shared with only one rider.

● Music sharing is possible within a limited range.

● Bluetooth intercom calls are disabled when sharing music.

● FM radio sharing opens a Bluetooth intercom call automatically.

● While sharing music, you cannot use Bluetooth intercom.

● If you paired your unit to two mobile phones, music will be shared from the mobile phone through which

you last played music.

● When sharing FM radio, either rider can change station while the Bluetooth intercom call remains open.

● When you stop sharing FM radio, the Bluetooth intercom call remains open and the FM radio continues to

play independently on each rider's unit.

● When stop music sharing, music continues on your unit only.

To start/stop sharing:

1. Confirm your TERRANO XT is in Standby mode (LED flashes slowly).

2. Start playing music or the FM radio.

3. Press for 2 seconds to start sharing on Channel A (by default).

To share music or radio on other channels:

1. Start playing music or the FM radio.

2. Start a Bluetooth intercom call on the desired channels (A, B or C).

3. Press for 2 seconds.

d. To stop sharing, press for 2 seconds.

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5. PERSONALIZING YOUR DEVICE

Get the most out of your TERRANO XT by changing the settings and customizing your unit according to your own personal preferences, using either of the following methods:

● Terrano Connect on Windows / Mac - minimum requirements - Windows® 7 / Mac OS X 10.8

● Unit buttons.

● Configuration voice menu on your device.

Terrano recommends customizations and settings before getting out on the road.

Object

Default

Value

Description

Configurat ion

Voice Menu

Audio priority (A2DP/Bluetooth intercom)

Bluetooth intercom

Priority of audio source playing through speakers. Either music is not interrupted by an intercom call, or vice-versa.

Background Audio Level

N/A Sets the background audio volume when parallel audio streaming

is on (see Parallel audio streaming (Enable/Disable) below).

Bluet ooth friendly name

TERRANOXTSets the name that appears on your phone while pairing.

FMBand According to

Your Region

If you are in Japan, select Japan. Otherwise, select Worldwide.

Gain Control Medium Adjusts speaker volume according to ambient noise and riding

speed. For example, when set to Low, higher ambient noise will cause the volume increase to kick in at a higher level.

Language According to

Your Region

Voice announcements and voice-assisted menus language (see "Spoken Status Announcements" below).

Mobile priority Mobile 1 If you paired your unit to two mobile phones, you must set one of

them as the default phone for outgoing calls.

Parallel audio streaming (Enable/Disable)

Enable You can hear two audio sources simultaneously. For example,

hear GPS while listening to music.

Limitations may apply when using certain iOS devices.

RDS (Enable/Disable)

Disable Radio Data System allows the radio to automatically retune to the

strongest frequency available for the FM station you are listening to when the signal becomes too weak.

Set speed dial numbers

Empty Pre-set phone numbers for automatic dialing.

Set the six FM radio presets

107.5 Pre-set FM radio stations.

Spoken Status Announcements (Enable/Disable)

Enable Voice announcements inform you to whom or to what device you

are connected.

VOX activation (Enable/Disable)

Enable Enables voice activation of certain features for hands-free

operation.

VOX sensitivity (Low/Medium/ High)

Medium Adjusts your microphone sensitivity for voice activation while

riding. For example, in high ambient noise situations, setting VOX sensitivity to low requires speaking loudly.

You can set the microphone sensitivity (high, medium, or low) to better fit your voice profle in the Audio settings in the Terrano Connect app.

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5.1 SETTING THE DEFAULT MOBILE PHONE

If you paired your unit to two mobile phones, you must set one of them as the default phone for outgoing calls.

To set the default phone:

● During a mobile call, press for 5 seconds.

5.2 USING PARALLEL AUDIO STREAMING

With parallel audio streaming, you can hear audio instructions during a mobile or Bluetooth intercom call, or while listening to other audio sources, such as music or FM radio.

Limitations may apply when using certain iOS devices.

Your TERRANO XT sets the various audio sources to either foreground (volume remains the same) or background (volume reduced) as described in the following table:

Mobile Phone 1/2

Audio

Instruct ions

Intercom 1 Intercom 2 Music FM Radio

Foreground Foreground

Foreground

Foreground Foreground

Foreground Background

Foreground

2,3

Foreground

2,3

Background

Foreground

If you add an intercom call to a mobile phone call creating a conference call, the volume for both audio sources is

the same.

If you make two intercom calls simultaneously creating an intercom conference call, the volume for both audio

sources is the same.

If you make two intercom calls simultaneously creating an intercom conference call, you cannot hear the mobile

phone or audio instructions.

If you play music only, the music volume is not reduced.

If you play the FMradio only, the FM radio volume is not reduced.

In some cases, parallel audio streaming may not work properly due connected device limitations (music player or GPS navigator).

Terrano recommends that during a 3-way or 4-way Bluetooth intercom conference call, the rider who is connected to only one intercom call listens for mobile phone and GPS announcements.

You cannot use music sharing for voice audio with riders during parallel audio streaming.

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5.3 AUDIO SOURCE PRIORITIES

If Parallel Audio Streaming is disabled, TERRANO XT manages the audio sources you hear through the speakers according to the following audio source priorities.

Priority Audio Sourc e

Higher Priority

↑

Lower Priority

Mobile phone, GPS device instructions Intercom or Music

Music or Intercom FM Radio

When audio priority is set to Intercom, you cannot hear navigation app or SMS messages from your phone

during an ongoing intercom call.

When audio priority is set to A2DP (music), the intercom is disabled while listening to music (via A2DP). A rider

calling you by intercom hears a sound indicating you are not available.

● Intercom modes all have the same priority, so ongoing intercom calls will not be interrupted by any other

intercom call.

If you paired your unit to two mobile phones (see Setting the Default Mobile Phone on page 18), music will be shared from the mobile phone through which you last played music.

When sharing FM radio (see Sharing Music and Radio on page 16), either rider can change station and Intercom.

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6. TROUBLESHOOTING

6.1 SOFT RESET

If your TERRANO XT stops responding, reset it by either:

● Turning it off and then on again (see Switching Your Unit On/Off on page 6).

● Using the supplied USB cable, connect your computer or wall charger to the TERRANO XT USBport

for 30 seconds.

6.2 RESET PAIRING

This option deletes all paired units and devices.

To reset pairing:

● Press and for 5 seconds.

6.3 RESET TO FACTORY SETTINGS

This option deletes all paired units, devices and all configuration settings.

To perform a factory reset:

1. Check that your TERRANO XT is in Standby mode (see TERRANO XT Modes and Events -

LEDIndications on page 23).

2. Simultaneously press + + for 5 seconds.

6.4 FAQ

Additional answers to common problems can be found at www.terranosystems.com/support.

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7. SUPPORT

For additional information:

: www.terranosystems.com

* support@terranosystems.com

Multinational E-commerce companies and online auction websites are not authorized to sell Terrano products and purchases from such sites are at your own risk. To receive warranty or customer service, you must submit original receipts from authorized Terrano dealers.

Products that were imported from North America must be serviced in the USA.

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8. GLOSSARY

Term/Abbreviation Description

A2DP Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (for music). A protocol for playing

music over Bluetooth.

IC Intercom.

Language Voice announcements and voice-assisted menus language.

RDS Radio Data System allows the radio to automatically retune to the

strongest frequency available for the FM station you are listening to when the signal becomes too weak.

VOX Voice activation (by saying a word or phrase loudly) of certain features

for hands-free operation.

VOX sensitivity Adjusts your microphone sensitivity for voice activation while you are

riding.

Unit TERRANO XT device.

Device Mobile phone, GPS or music player.

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APPENDIX A. TERRANO XT MODES AND EVENTS LEDINDICATIONS

Your TERRANO XT operates in various modes. Each mode consists of a group of features currently available for your use. For example, when TERRANO XT plays music, it will be in music playing mode, enabling features related to playing music such as skipping to the next and previous tracks.

"Events" are considered to occur whenever you operate a feature and when TERRANO XT's responds. For example, turning on music is an "event".

TERRANO XT's current mode is indicated by the unit LEDs. You also hear voice announcements on your unit for mode changes and events.

The following table shows LEDindications for modes and events according to the current battery state.

LED Flashing Battery St at e Mode or Event

Blue For 2 seconds Normal ● Rider B connected

● Set VOX to enabled

Blue Fast (3 times) Normal

Low Battery Charging

● Power on

Blue Fast (repeating fast) Normal,

Low Battery Charging

● Pairing intercom rider B

Blue Slow (repeating every 3 seconds) Normal ● Standby

Blue Slow twice (repeating slowly every 3

seconds)

Normal ● Incoming/outgoing call (intercom or

mobile)

● Audio active (intercom, FM, A2DP, GPS,

Feature/Settings menu)

Off Off Normal

Low Battery

● Off

Purple Fast (repeating fast) Normal

Low Battery Charging

● Pairing intercom rider C

Purple For 2 seconds Normal

Low Battery Charging

● Mobile pairing successful

● Mobile connected

● Rider C connected

● GPS pairing successful/connected

Purple Slow (5 times) Normal

Low Battery

● Reset pairing

Purple/Red Purple twice slowly and red on Charging ● Incoming/outgoing call (intercom or

mobile)

● Audio active (intercom, FM, A2DP, GPS,

Feature/Settings menu)

Purple/Red Slow purple and red (repeating) Charging ● Standby

Red Slow twice (repeating slowly every 3

seconds)

Low Battery ● Incoming/outgoing call (intercom

ormobile)

● Audio active (intercom, FM, A2DP, GPS,

Feature/Settings menu)

Red Fast (repeating slowly every 3 seconds) Low Battery ● Standby

Red Fast (repeating fast) Normal

Low Battery Charging

● Pairing intercom rider A

Red Fast (3 times) Normal

Low Battery Charging

● Power off

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LED Flashing Battery St at e Mode or Event

Red For 2 seconds Normal

Low Battery Charging

● Rider A connected

● Set VOX to disabled

Red Remains on Charging ● Off

Red/Blue Alternating fast Normal

Low Battery Charging

● Pairing Mobile 1

Red/Blue Alternating slow Normal

Low Battery

● Pairing GPS 1

Red/Green Alternating fast Normal

Low Battery Charging

● Pairing Mobile 2

Red/Green Alternating slow Normal,

Low Battery

● Pairing GPS 2

Yellow Fast (repeating) Normal

Low Battery Charging

● Incoming/outgoing connection

Yellow For 2 seconds Normal

Low Battery Charging

● Intercom call attempted without

microphone or audio kit connected.

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