Save your words for the ride – The Q2 Motorbike Intercom headset

Wide range and high quality in every way

The Q2 PRO offers Bike-to-Bike intercom communication for a distance of up to 700 m / 2,300 ft* and a whole range of other technological advances for smooth and effortless communication. Embedded PLC (Packet Loss Concealment) technology allows real-time compensation of audio losses in challenging environments and makes your conversations sound clearer than ever. Thanks to MDC (Multiple Device Connection) technology, the scala rider Q2 PRO allows bikers to receive GPS voice instructions, communicate with other bikers or with a passenger on the back seat via intercom, conduct calls on their mobile phones and listen to music and radio. Entertainment features now include wireless A2DP stereo music or MP3 player connection via cable as well as built-in FM radio with RDS.

Special Features Include:

• Bike-to-Bike Intercom: Alternate between 2 other riders within a range of 700m / 2,300 ft*

• Rider-to-Passenger** communications: Both Rider and Passenger using Q2 PRO headsets   can communicate via intercom as well as independently conduct mobile phone calls, listen to MP3 music in stereo or to the built-in FM radio.

• Full Duplex: No longer the walkie-talkie syndrome where one party can only speak when the other is silent. The scala rider Q2 PRO allows bikers and passengers to talk and listen simultaneously.

The scala rider Q2 PRO is also available with a corded microphone to fiteven the tightest full-faced helmets.

Thanks to MDC technology the scala rider Q2 PRO offers parallel connectivity as follows:

Alternate between two additional scala rider headsets on intercom mode and one of the following Bluetooth devices

• Mobile Phone (either directly orvia a GPS device)
• GPS device
• A2DP enabled MP3 Player orAdapter

Priority Management: No need to manually disconnect from intercom or music to receive incoming phone calls or GPS instructions!

Additional entertainment features:

• Built-In FM Radio with RDS
• Connection to an MP3 Player (cable included)

* Results may vary according to terrain

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General

• Talk time: up to 8 hours
• Standby time: 7 days
• Charging time: 3 hours

Intercom Features(Full Duplex)

• Bike-to-Bike intercom communication up to 700 m /2,300 ft*

• Rider-to-Passenger communications with all
  scala rider® models (full compatibility)**

Audio Features

• Noise cancellation Microphone
• AGC technology: Automatic Volume Control according to speed and ambient noise
• VOX technology: Accept or Reject calls by voice commands
• Speaker Booster
• PLC (Packet Loss Concealment): Real-Time compensation of audio losses in challenging environments

Functional Features

• Fits all full-faced and 3/4 Helmets
• Quick-release mechanism for headset
• Two ultra-slim speakers - 5.7 mm (less than ¼”) thickness
• 4 large control buttons

Headset and HandsFree Profiles support

• Voice dial
• Last-number redial
• Call reject
• A2DP/AVRCP profile for wireless streaming stereo from MP3 player or other A2DP device

FM Radio Features

• 87.5 MHz to 108 MHz receiver
• RDS functionality (Automatic selection of strongest FM radio signal while on the go)
• 6 Station memory with Search and Store functions
• Automatic radio muting during incoming calls
• Radio On time: typical on avg. 8-10 hours

MP3

• Wireless MP3 music (A2DP) or through cable connected MP3 player

GPS

• GPS voice instructions override phone calls

Charger

• 110/240V 50/60Hz Universal Travel Charger

Environmental Specifications

• Waterproof and dustproof (certified as IP 67)

Chip and Battery

• Bluetooth version: 2.1, class 1
• Chip manufacturer: CSR
• Battery type: Rechargeable Li-Po

* Results may vary according to terrain

** Reduced operational range when connected to earlier scala rider models

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