Setup And Configuration - Cardo Systems SCALARIDER Q2 MULTISET PRO User Manual

2 Wall Chargers
2 Allen Wrenches
2 sets of Velcro Pads
2 MP3 Cables
2 MP3 Cable Holders
2 Glue Plates
2 Pre-moistened Towelettes
2 Carry-Pouches
4 Microphone Sponges
Flat sponge for full-face helmets and round sponge for other helmet types
User Guide, including Warranty and Registration form
The scala rider Q2
pro
The cover tongue protecting the Charging Jack should be kept tightly
closed at all times to prevent moisture from entering the device.
NOTE: WHILE MOST INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL REFER TO THE HEADSET IN THE
SINGULAR, THEY APPLY TO BOTH UNITS UNLESS INDICATED OTHERWISE.
BEFORE USING (CHARGING THE
HEADSET)
Make sure that the headset is fully charged for at least four hours
before initial use.
1. Connect the wall charger to the headset's Charging Jack (located
between the two Volume Buttons).
2. While charging, the Red Light turns on (it may take up to 15
seconds until the Red Light turns on). When charging is complete,
the Red Light will turn off.
4 scala rider Q2 MultiSet
® ™
IMPORTANT:
is a waterproof and dustproof device.
pro
SET UP AND CONFIGURATION
Built-in
FM radio
Mobile phone &
A2DP connectivity
Driver-to-
Passenger
Full-duplex
Intercom
Connection
scala rider Q2
or
pro
other scala rider
headset
SET UP FOR BIKE-TO-BIKE INTERCOM:
PAIRING
Pairing is a one time process that is required for mutual recognition be-
tween a headset and other Bluetooth devices. Once the two headsets
are paired, they will remain paired and automatically recognize each
other whenever they are within range. The two headsets in your retail
box are already factory paired and relate to each other as the Primary
Buddy connection. In addition, each unit can be paired with an addi-
tional scala rider headset for Intercom communication. Please note that
you can speak via Intercom to one Buddy headset at a time.
NOTE: This Manual refers to the Intercom users and other parties as:
Primary Buddy and Secondary Buddy.
GPS
MP3
player
Bike-to-Bike Intercom
up to 700 m / 2,300 ft
)in open terrain(