Discharged Battery Signal; Maintenance; The N-Com Range Of Products; Basic Kit - Nolan N-Com Intercom Kit Safety And Instructions For Use

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8.4. Discharged battery signal

During operation, the system signals when the battery runs down and goes in "Reserve". When the battery has less than
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means of 3 consecutive acoustic signals approximately every 6 minutes.
When the battery is on "Reserve", the system switches off automatically if no key is pressed for 30 minutes during
operation. A series of acoustic signals inside the helmet notifies you that the system has been switched off. This makes it
possible to always have a small reserve of power supply in case you forget to turn your helmet off.

9. MAINTENANCE

The N-Com does not require any special maintenance tasks.
In case you use the kit when it rains, remove the e-box from its housing and dry it with warm air. Wipe dry the outside of the
helmet when wet, especially in the contact area.
In case the kit gets wet several times, rust or corrosion may form, thus hindering the electrical contact. In these cases, it is
recommended to clean the contacts of the socket on the shell and on the e-box using alcohol or another antirust product.

10. THE N-COM RANGE OF PRODUCTS

10.1. Basic kit

This is the minimum equipment that can be easily mounted on Nolan helmets preset for N-Com communication systems. It
consists of a pair of loudspeakers and a microphone.

10.2. Intercom kit

This is the intercom system via cable that allows the rider to communicate with his passenger (both Nolan helmets must be
preset with N-Com and equipped with the Basic kit).
The box contains: Intercom e-box, Intercom wire, battery, battery charger.
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The Battery Charger in certain markets is not fitted with an L.E.D.
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battery status indicator, in this instance please note that the complete
charging process takes approximately 3 hours
" e " " keys start flashing to signal the "Reserve" status. The "Reserve" status is indicated by
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