BMW Motorrad K 1600GTL, Rider'S Manual

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Note on health compatibility:
The body of scientific data
available at this time gives no
grounds for assuming that
Bluetooth can have negative
effects on human health. The
BMW Motorrad audio system
transmits at a maximum of
10 mW; a mobile phone by
contrast can have a transmit-
power rating as high as 2 W.
The ISM frequency band used
by Bluetooth is reserved for the
world-wide use of devices in the
industrial, scientific and med-
ical sectors and given the low
transmit-power ratings, Bluetooth
devices are considered safe in
terms of potential health risks.
Playback via helmet
The audio system can be con-
nected to the Bluetooth-compat-
ible BMW Motorrad communic-
ation systems. Playback in this
case is not through the speak-
ers, but by wireless transmission
through the headphones in the
helmet.
Switch the Bluetooth
function on and off
To switch on the Bluetooth
function: switch off the speak-
ers.
To switch off the Bluetooth
function: switch on the speak-
ers.
Switch the speakers on or off
(
107).
Bluetooth symbol 1 appears on
the display.
A dot to the left of the
Bluetooth symbol indic-
ates that the audio system is
connected to the rider's helmet
(
Helmet1
). A dot to the right of
the Bluetooth symbol indicates
a connection to the passenger's
helmet (
Helmet2
). A flashing dot
indicates that the audio system is
searching for the corresponding
helmet.
If pairing information for a com-
munication system is saved in
the audio system's memory,
the audio system automatically
searches for this system.
If connection to a BMW Motorrad
communication system is not
established despite the fact that
the system is switched on:
Briefly press the on/off button
of the communication system
twice in quick succession.
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