storage in your pockets does reduce range.
Never place radio, mobile phone and /or central unit in the same
pocket,
undesired interferences, especially from GSM while transmission may occur.
If you do not use a radio or mobile phone You simply unplug the cable sets and leave them at home!
The connections to the helmet sets (black) are waterproof. Connect the plugs with the markings facing each other.
The other supplied cable sets have colour rings as marking, while the sockets at the central unit have the same colour
markings, so you can easily find the correct sockets.
Power supply / Inserting of batteries
Open the battery lid at the bottom of the central unit. Insert 3 batteries or rechargeable batteries size AAA (Micro). Pay
attention to the correct position of the battery poles. It is possible to recharge
rechargeable
batteries form the electrical
power (10,8V – 15,6V) of your motor cycle
(10)
. Use only charging cable of
ALBRECHT 29724
; it is especially designed
to limit the charging-current.
Do not try to recharge
normal
batteries
instead accumulations.
Do not use
the
AE 600 S
powered from your motor cycle (10,8V – 15,6V)
without
any
rechargeable batteries
, because the DC In socket is only
designed as charging socket.
Warning
:
Never use batteries and rechargeable batteries mixed in the battery compartment. Only use batteries
or
rechargeable batteries of the same kind, and never mix full and empty batteries. Dispose of used batteries only
at the authorized collecting points at special dealers. Pay attention to the different containers for batteries and
rechargeable batteries. Batteries and rechargeable batteries are special waste, they may not be disposed of with
household garbage. Never throw batteries or rechargeable batteries into any fire, never short-circuit the poles of
batteries or rechargeable batteries:
Danger of fire, explosion or injury may occur!
Operation
FM broadcast radio (1)
and
intercom (3)
can be switched on and operated separately.
Please make sure that radio and intercom are
both switched off if not used. The red LED light
is on if unit is ready for operation.
FM broadcast radio:
Switching on/off is done with the volume setting
integrated in the rotary potentiometer
(1).
The radio has automatic frequency search
function. Start automatic station search by
pressing
SCAN / UP
key
(2)
. The automatic
frequency search will now scan the FM radio
range beginning at the lower limit close to 87.4
MHz to the upper end at 108 MHz for receiving
signals and will stop at any signal which is
strong enough for reception. Once having
stopped at a station, you may restart
again from
this position
by pressing the
SCAN/UP
button
consequently. The frequency search will stop
when it has once reached the upper frequency
range limit.
To reset the radio for a new full frequency
search, use the lower key
RESET/DOWN. This
will reset the frequency to the lower limit 87.4
MHz.
Press now the
SCAN/UP
button to start
frequency search again in upwards direction.
Intercom:
The intercom communication quality between driver and pillion depends on the environmental noise and the correct
sensitivity adjustment. The
AE 600 S
has a special noise reduction electronic filter that improve the sound quality.
If you do not need the intercom (in case that you only want to listen to broadcast radio) use the down position,
Intercom
(OFF).
AE 600 S
has a 4 position slide switch
(3)
. The intercom enables a full duplex conversation: from driver's mic to
pillion's headphones and vice versa. You may select 3 different settings:
•
Position L (Low):
For high speed motorbike driving. The mic sensitivity is rather low to avoid excessive noise
pick-up. The setting is adjusted to normal biker's talking behaviour: You speak automatically louder if you are in
a noisy, high speed environment.
•
Position M (Medium):
For medium speed. The mic is now more sensitive, but may react to wind and engine
noise in higher speed situations.