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Resetting all paired devices

Sometimes you may nd it necessary to delete all the pairing

references stored in the BT1 unit (reset operation). Ensure

that the BT1 is in set up mode (red light on).

To perform this operation, simultaneously press and hold

down the “Volume +” and “Volume –“ buttons for 4 seconds.

The Blue Light will be lit on for 1 sec.

This procedure deletes all the paired Bluetooth devices sto-

red in the memory and it is therefore possible to start a new

“clean” pairing session.

Exiting from the Setup mode

After you have paired your BT with the desired Bluetooth de-

vice, with some of them (with the pillion’s device)you must

quit the Setup mode in order to be able to use your BT1.

Press and hold the Intercom button (centre button) for 3 se-

conds.

The red indicator switches off and the blue one starts to ash.

You can now use your BT1.

Reconnecting the unit to bluetooth devices

After successfully pairing your devices, you can switch them

off and on without having the repeat the pairing procedure.

If a connection failure occurs between the two devices (for

example because one device is switched off or you are not

within the maximum range), it is not necessary to repeat the

pairing procedure.

Simply switch the device on again or move within the maxi-

mum range. If the connection cannot be re-established auto-

matically, select the device from the “devices menu” of your

Bluetooth device (for example mobile phone, GPS, etc…)

and re-enable the connection.

Adjusting the volume

Your Midland BT1 uses AGC technology, which automatically

adjusts the listening volume in relation to background noise.

However, it is also possible to manually adjust the volume by

means of the “Volume+” and “Volume -“buttons.

For example, you can manually adjust the maximum volume

in very noisy environments (for example when travelling at

high speeds), to allow the AGC automatic system to change

the volume and use the manually set volume as maximum

setting. This operation is useful because each type and stan-

dard of helmet is inuenced in different ways by wind and

background noise.

Using the features of the bluetooth

devices

Using the intercom feature

To use the Intercom feature, be sure both units are turned on

and correctly paired together.

Priority: Intercom communications always have a hi-

gher priority, compared to other communications, with

the only exceptions being Telephone and GPS Sat-Nav.

Therefore, the Intercom feature automatically disables all

other communications.

The intercom feature is disabled when an incoming call or

voice communication is received from the GPS Sat-Nav, and

is automatically re-enabled as soon as these communica-

tions end.( except if the “Intercom always open with GPS”

function is on).

Attention: some mobile phone release the line after a few

seconds, which means that the Intercom feature may not

be immediately available.

The Intercom feature can be enabled in two ways:

Manual activation:

› Press “Intercom” button, on one of the two units. Commu-

nication is enabled and remains active until you press the

“Intercom” button again. You will hear 1 audio tone when

the Intercom feature is enabled and 2 audio tones when it

is disabled.

Voice activation (VOX):

› This is the default enabling mode. To start an Intercom

communication, simply start talking. The communication

will remain active for all the time you are talking. If there

is no conversation, the Intercom feature is automatically

disabled after 20 seconds. To re-enable it, simply start

talking again. When the Intercom is “VOX” activated, you

can decide to disable it before the predened time, simply

by pressing the Intercom button once.

› To disable the voice enabling mode, follow the instructions

provided in the “Special congurations” section.

Attention: when you use the Intercom feature, the rst

time you activate it (voice or manual) the communication

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