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2.  Next  you  need  to  attach  the  speaker  and 
microphone  arm  to  the  inside  of  the  helmet. 
Take  the  Velcro  pad  which  the  speaker  will 
attach to, and test for the best position before 
fixing it. 
 
The Velcro pad should be fixed at the height of 
your ear in the helmets ear pocket. You will need to put the helmet on a few times to find the 
optimum position to apply the pad. When the correct positioning is found, remove the 
protective strip and apply the Velcro Pad. 

 

3.  Next, take the ear speaker 
and attach it to the Velcro Pad.  
Run the Microphone Arm down 
along down to where your 
mouth will be. As the 
microphone arm is flexible, you 
can adjust it so it sits in the 
optimum position in front of your mouth. Some helmets have removable padding; if yours 
does, it is recommended to run the speaker and microphone under the padding.  

 

4. Taking care to match the pins up, and connect the Headset 
plugs into the Headset’s socket. The plug can only be inserted 
in one position. 

 

5. Secure the cord of the Headset’s plug inside the helmet. 
Tuck any extra wire into the helmet. Try to hide the cable as 
much as possible under the padding.  Now you have 
successfully mounted the Headset on your helmet. 

 
Quick removal of the Headset’s Module          
                                            

Remove the Headset’s main module by pushing down the lock as shown, 
and then take out the Headset’s module by pulling in an upward motion. 

 
 

 
 
 

TIP:  If you have difficulties installing your Bluetooth headset on your helmet, we recommend 
that you look for videos in YouTube.  Please know that most of the Bluetooth headsets available 
in the market install in a very similar way.  

 

Summary of Contents for NAVGearF2B

Page 1: ...MFB 2 Power button 3 Charger Socket 4 Headset Plug 5 Microphone 6 Ear Speaker Installing the Clip Mount Using the Headset Clip Mount with Fastening Clamp 1 Using the provided screw driver loosen the clips screws enough to allow the clip to slide onto either side of the helmets shell 2 Make sure you put the clip under the helmet s padding 3 Adjust the clip until you find the best location for your ...

Page 2: ...r mouth Some helmets have removable padding if yours does it is recommended to run the speaker and microphone under the padding 4 Taking care to match the pins up and connect the Headset plugs into the Headset s socket The plug can only be inserted in one position 5 Secure the cord of the Headset s plug inside the helmet Tuck any extra wire into the helmet Try to hide the cable as much as possible...

Page 3: ...e of the built in Poly Li battery please charge the Headset at least every month Also avoid charging the Headset for more than 8 hours at a time Turning the Headset ON and Standby mode Press and hold the Power button on the Headset After 3 sec you will hear a BEEP and the blue LED will begin to flash Let go of the Power button and the unit will go in standby mode Turning OFF the Headset Press the ...

Page 4: ...pending on your cell phone model some of these functions may not work as described above To Pairing with a Bluetooth Enabled GPS Devices 1 To pair the Bluetooth headset with the GPS place them within a 3 feet distance from each other 2 Press and hold the Headset s Power button for 8 seconds or more to enter pairing mode red and blue lights flashing alternately 3 Open the GPS in the Settings screen...

Page 5: ...ry to stay within the 30 feet 10 meter distance in order to avoid getting disconnected Resetting the Pairing memory on the Headset If you have problems pairing then it is best to reset the pairing memory Turn ON the Headset and place into standby mode Press the power button for 3 5 seconds till a BEEP is heard This should be before the unit switches off Let go of the button when the tone is heard ...

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