Voice Recognition (Vr) - Midland BT RIDER Instruction Manual

Call reject
While you hear the ring tone on the headset, there are two ways you
can reject the call:
• Press the Side Function knob on your headset.
• Remain silent for at least 7 seconds.
Redial
While the BT Rider is in stand-by, tap the Side Function knob on your
headset to redial the last number.

Voice recognition (VR)

The VR feature (voice recognition) allows you to answer or reject
incoming calls by voice control without having to remove your hands
from the handlebars. By default this feature is enabled.
To deactivate this function: keep pressed simultaneously the Up and
Down volume for 3 seconds. You will hear two descending beep tones
confi rming the deactivation of the function. To activate it again, follow
the same procedure, you will hear the beep tones ascending.
2 The best performances of this function will depend on the type of
helmet you use (close or open) and on the speed. Make some tests
in order to fi nd the optimal condition.
2 With the Voice Recognition feature disabled, you can answer the
incoming call only pressing the CTRL button.
Attention! The Voice Recognition enable/disable feature effect only
the phone call answering.
Press here to reject
the call or initiate redial
(side function button)
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Volume control
Midland BT Rider comes equipped with AGC technology to automatically
adjust the speaker volume to the optimal level based on ambient noise
and driving speed.
You may manually adjust the volume by pressing the volume buttons
one step at a time. For each volume step you adjust, you will hear a
short beep.
The AGC function for automatic volume adjustment, has the
priority over manual volume setting.
Volume -
press to decrease the
volume
Volume +
press to increase the
volume