Universal Intercom; Universal Intercom Pairing; Two-Way Universal Intercom - Sena SPH10H User Manual

16. UNIVERSAL INTERCOM

You can have an intercom conversation with non-
Sena Bluetooth headsets using the Universal Intercom
function. Non-Sena Bluetooth headsets can be
connected to the Sena Bluetooth headset if they support
the Bluetooth Hands-Free Profile (HFP). The working
distance may differ depending on the performance of
Bluetooth headset that it is connected to. In general, it
is shorter than normal intercom distance since it uses
the Bluetooth Hands-Free Profile.

16.1 Universal Intercom Pairing

The SPH10H can be paired with non-Sena Bluetooth
headsets for Bluetooth intercom conversation. You can
pair the SPH10H with only one non-Sena Bluetooth
headset; if you pair with a different non-Sena Bluetooth
headset, the previous pairing list will be removed.
1. Turn on the SPH10H and a non-Sena Bluetooth
headset which you want to pair with.
2. Press and hold the Jog Dial on the SPH10H for 8
seconds until the blue LED flashes rapidly. You will
hear a voice prompt saying "Universal intercom
pairing".
3. Perform the operation required for handsfree pairing
on the non-Sena Bluetooth headset (refer to the
users' manual of the headsets you want to use). The
SPH10H will automatically perform pairing with non-
Sena Bluetooth headsets in pairing mode.

16.2 Two-way Universal Intercom

You can initiate the Universal Intercom connection with
non-Sena Bluetooth headsets using the same intercom
connection method as you would between other Sena
headsets. You may single tap the Jog Dial to begin an
intercom conversation with the first intercom friend,
double tap with the second intercom friend, and triple
tap with the third intercom friend.
Non-Sena Bluetooth headsets may initiate the Universal
Intercom connection, activating the voice dialing or
using the redialing operation. You may also disconnect
the existing connection by ending a call operation
function (refer to the users' manual of the headsets for
voice dialing, redialing, and ending a call).
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