While this product is water resistant, it is not waterproof. It should not be used in heavy rain or snowfall. In any event, the silicone cover protecting the charging jack should always be tightly closed when exposed to any rain or snowfall.

The battery is not removable and you should never try to open the headset. The Headset should be serviced by authorized personnel only.

Although there is no official IP rating for the bluetooth Intercom, the actual Bluetooth unit itself is rubberized and is sealed from water and dust ingress. The contacts between the headset assembly and the Bluetooth unit are spring loaded and as such there is no seal to be broken anytime the headset and Bluetooth unit is connected

The passkey, 0000, is a common industry standard passkey for headsets and other devices.

On the new revision this problem was solved and now the rider can change the volume when the AGC is up.

When using certain sports helmets, and while driving at speeds above 70 mph, the Intercom connection may be accidentally activated. If you prefer, to avoid this from happening you may disable the Voice Connect feature (VOX). To disable Voice Connect, press and hold the Volume Up and Down Buttons simultaneously until you hear a beep. NOTE: The Enable/Disable Voice Connect feature affects only the Intercom. You will still be able to answer calls by Voice if you disable the Voice Connect (VOX) feature. Once Voice Connect is disabled, you may use the MC button, single press or double press, to establish/end Intercom calls with your Primary or Secondary buddy, respectively.

The way that Bluetooth works is that the device must broadcast its presence in order to be found. The headset does this only in pairing mode, which is why you can not find the headset with your phone or computer if it is not in pairing mode. Bluetooth connections for headsets are all encrypted to provide a secure link between the phone and headset. This provides Headset applications of Bluetooth technology with the highest security levels of any other application.

While no call is in progress, tap the redial/reject to redial the last number.

Included with the scala-rider is an Allen Wrench. It is used for tightening the sliding clamp to the helmet

The Bluetooth connection to an external device is made through the rider

When you hear an incoming call pronounce loudly any word of your choice within 7 seconds to answer the call.

Press and hold the volume up and volume down keys simultaneously for 3 seconds.

When you hear an incoming call, remain silent for seven seconds to reject the call.

Depending on the bluetooth profile the phone supports, some commands may work differently.

There is a lot you can do to improve the audio of your SCALA RIDER.
Start by making sure you have placed both of your speakers inside your helmet so that both of them actually touch your ears.
Then refer to the following page for more details:
http://www.cardosystems.com/user_files/audio.pdf

No. The Scala-Rider does not contain any input or output ports for additional accessories.

While no call is in progress, tap the redial/reject to redial the last number.

Included with the scala-rider is an Allen Wrench. It is used for tightening the sliding clamp to the helmet

Yes, the dual speaker boom clamp can be used on the Scala Rider

No the microphone is hardwired to the audio kit and cannot be removed.

There is a lot you can do to improve the audio of your SCALA RIDER.
Start by making sure you have placed both of your speakers inside your helmet so that both of them actually touch your ears.
Then refer to the following page for more details:
http://www.cardosystems.com/user_files/audio.pdf

The regular sponge is used for open faced helmets due to the thickness of the sponge. The small sponge is used for closed faced helmets and is thinner.

Try to increase volume by pressing the volume up button on the rear of the headset. You may also wish to try repositioning the speakers inside of your helmet.

No. Once you are paired, your identity is known only to the mobile phone you use and no other Bluetooth phone can hear your audio signals.

Remove and reconnect the module from the boom mic. This will ensure that all of the copper pins are connected to the module correctly.

No, that is not possible. These are 3 unique and distinct products.

No. Once you are paired, your identity is known only to the mobile phone you use and no other Bluetooth phone can hear your audio signals.

The passkey, 0000, is a common industry standard passkey for headsets and other devices.

Try to increase volume by pressing the volume up button on the rear of the headset. You may also wish to try repositioning the speakers inside of your helmet.

Make sure that the microphone is positioned directly in front of your mouth with the yellow arrow facing your lips.

At this time none of the Cardo products are compatible with the A2DP profile.

The battery is not removable and you should never try to open the headset. The Headset should be serviced by authorized personnel only.

The Dual Speaker boom clamp will only work on FM models that were packaged with the dual boom clamp. Single Speaker FM's will not work with the dual speaker boom clamp

There is a lot you can do to improve the audio of your SCALA RIDER.
Start by making sure you have placed both of your speakers inside your helmet so that both of them actually touch your ears.
Then refer to the following page for more details:
http://www.cardosystems.com/files/audio.pdf

While this product is water resistant, it is not waterproof. It should not be used in heavy rain or snowfall. In any event, the silicone cover protecting the charging jack should always be tightly closed when exposed to any rain or snowfall.

Depending on the bluetooth profile the phone supports, some commands may work differently

When you hear an incoming call, remain silent for seven seconds to reject the call.

Press and hold the volume up and volume down keys simultaneously for 3 seconds.

When you hear an incoming call pronounce loudly any word of your choice within 7 seconds to answer the call.

During standby press and hold the radio button for at least 3 seconds.

Included with the scala-rider is an Allen Wrench. It is used for tightening the sliding clamp to the helmet

While the radio is on press and hold the volume up or volume down for at least 3 seconds.

While no call is in progress, tap the redial/reject to redial the last number.

1. Make sure the VR is enabled. 2. Make sure you utter the word loudly after hearing the ringing in the headset.

The way that Bluetooth works is that the device must broadcast its presence in order to be found. The headset does this only in pairing mode, which is why you can not find the headset with your phone or computer if it is not in pairing mode. Bluetooth connections for headsets are all encrypted to provide a secure link between the phone and headset. This provides Headset applications of Bluetooth technology with the highest security levels of any other application.

The way that Bluetooth works is that the device must broadcast its presence in order to be found. The headset does this only in pairing mode, which is why you can not find the headset with your phone or computer if it is not in pairing mode. Bluetooth connections for headsets are all encrypted to provide a secure link between the phone and headset. This provides Headset applications of Bluetooth technology with the highest security levels of any other application.

No, the only way to talk rider to pillion (in the current format) is by buying a scala-rider Teamset. Stand alone headsets such as the scala-rider/scala-57 can only be paired with Bluetooth enabled remote devices (ie mobile phones, GPS units).

1. Make sure the VR is enabled.
2. Make sure you utter the word loudly after hearing the ringing in the headset.

While no call is in progress, tap the redial/reject to redial the last number.

Included with the scala-rider is an Allen Wrench. It is used for tightening the sliding clamp to the helmet

When you hear an incoming call pronounce loudly any word of your choice within 7 seconds to answer the call.

Press and hold the volume up and volume down keys simultaneously for 3 seconds.

When you hear an incoming call, remain silent for seven seconds to reject the call.

Depending on the bluetooth profile the phone supports, some commands may work differently.

While this product is water resistant, it is not waterproof. It should not be used in heavy rain or snowfall. In any event, the silicone cover protecting the charging jack should always be tightly closed when exposed to any rain or snowfall.

The battery is not removable and you should never try to open the headset. The Headset should be serviced by authorized personnel only.

Although there is no official IP rating for the bluetooth Intercom, the actual Bluetooth unit itself is rubberized and is sealed from water and dust ingress. The contacts between the headset assembly and the Bluetooth unit are spring loaded and as such there is no seal to be broken anytime the headset and Bluetooth unit is connected

At this time none of the Cardo products are compatible with the A2DP profile.

These two devices are supplied factory synchronized for intercom communication. However, if for any reason you need to re synch them to each other use the following steps:1.Simultaneously press and hold the intercom buttons on each device for at least 10 seconds while watching the status light on the passenger unit.2.Once the status light on the passenger unit lights steady red, wait three seconds then release both intercom buttons.3. The steady red status light on the Passenger unit will switch to a steady blue light for a few seconds, then begin flashing blue.

Make sure that the microphone is positioned in front of your mouth.

Try to increase volume by pressing the volume up button on the rear of the headset. You may also wish to try repositioning the speakers inside of your helmet.

The acceptable intercom range is just a few feet. The product is designed specifically for driver to passenger and is not intended for bike to bike communications.

On the new revision this problem was solved and now the rider can change the volume when the AGC is up.

The scala-rider Teamset Intercom uses noise cancelling technology that constantly samples levels of background noise. When it hears none (ie in living room or showroom) it assumes it is not needed and goes into standby mode to save battery life. This is signalled by 2 beeps heard in your headset. When there is background noise (ie from wind noise or bike engine) the intercom circuit stays on and you or your pillion should be able to experience full duplex conversations. You can also get round this by using the "Always On" function.

No. Once you are paired, your identity is known only to the mobile phone you use and no other Bluetooth phone can hear your audio signals.

There is a lot you can do to improve the audio of your SCALA RIDER.
Start by making sure you have placed both of your speakers inside your helmet so that both of them actually touch your ears.
Then refer to the following page for more details:
http://www.cardosystems.com/user_files/audio.pdf