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Each Bluetooth module is capable of being connected to 2 Bluetooth devices at the same time; 1 using
A2DP profile and 1 using headset profile.
If you intend to connect 2 devices to each module it is important that you connect the A2DP device first.
If your mobile phone has A2DP profile and you pair this device first music from your phone will be played
via the Bluetooth module in stereo; during a phone call the module and your phone will automatically
change to Headset profile for the duration of the call. Doing this uses both available profiles and is counted
as 2 devices.
1. Power up your Bluetooth module.
a) Logic range battery powered. Connect riders headset.
b) Logic range bike powered. Connect headset and turn on bike ignition.
c) Super Pro range. Turn on bikes ignition.
2. Following your Bluetooth devices instructions manual search for new Bluetooth device.
3. When new device is found select AUTO1 (single module) or AUTO1 or AUT02 (twin module) and
enter pass code 0000.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 if you need to connect further devices whilst leaving your system powered.
After a connection is made for the first time the connection should automatically pair each time the module
is powered and your device is in range; some devices will prompt you for permission to connect each time
this happens, this is a function of your device.
When used with a mobile phone the module will automatically answer a call when one is received; this is
a safety feature keeping the process hands free as not all mobile phones have auto answer.
Plan where you intend to route your lead between your module and Autocom system on the bike, ensuring
that the lead will reach between them. Avoid placing any parts near areas of high heat (engine, exhaust
etc), or near electrical noise (HT leads and coils, alternator and regulator etc) and where they may be
exposed to extreme damp (near to wheels or exposed areas under the fairing etc).
Prior to final installation, we recommend that you carefully position all parts, connected up, and try the
system to check for electrical interference with the engine running. If you hear any electrical noise you
should carefully move each part, one by one with the engine running and listening to the noise, to suitable
locations where any electrical noise is reduced to a minimum.
Secure all parts so that they will not interfere with steering, braking etc and not be trapped/crushed by
body panels or the seat or fall into chain/wheels etc.
Position the remote module as close or in line of sight to the device that it is to be paired with. It is not
recommended to position the module in positions where the signal has to pass through a person’s body, or
other solid objects that can weaken the signal.
PAIRING THE BLUETOOTH MODULES
GENERAL INSTALLATION OF REMOTE MODULES
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