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17.

 

WARRANTY 

With this  WARRANTY  CERTIFICATE,  Nolangroup  warrants  to  the  purchaser  that the  product,  at  the 
time of purchase, is free from defects in materials and workmanship. 
 
We kindly ask you to: 

 

Read the warnings for safety and proper use. 

 

Read the warranty terms and conditions. 

 

Keep  the  original  purchase  receipt.  This  receipt  must  be  presented  in  case  of  repairs  under 
warranty. In these cases, the product must be sent to the dealer where the purchase was made. 

 
17.1.

 

Warranty coverage and validity 

If any defect covered by this Warranty Certificate is detected within the period listed on the website 
(Support/Instructions Manuals) and based on the country in which the product has been purchased 
(proof  will  be  the  purchase  date  on  the  receipt),  Nolangroup  will  repair  or  replace  the  defective 
product through its distribution network and after having verified the defect. Nolangroup will provide 
all material and labour reasonably necessary to remedy the claimed defect, except in the cases where 
damage is caused by one of the items listed in the following paragraph "Exclusions and limitations of 
coverage". 
 
17.2.

 

Exclusions and limitations of coverage 

This warranty covers only defects in materials and workmanship.  
Nolangroup cannot be held liable  for product defects attributable in whole or in part to any other 
cause, including but not limited to: 

 

Defects or damage resulting from use of the Product in conditions other than the usual ones. 

 

Damage caused by improper use and not in compliance with normal operation as indicated in the 
instructions for use and maintenance of the product provided by Nolangroup. 

 

Neglect and normal wear and tear of internal and external parts. 

 

Any damage resulting from an accident. 

 

Any modification or tampering made to the helmet or to the N-Com system by the user or third 
parties. 

 

Use  of  incompatible  accessories  not  approved  by  Nolangroup  for  the  purchased  N-Com  device 
model.  

 

Consumable parts considered to be subject to wear and tear, such as the rechargeable battery and 
the connection cables between N-Com systems and other devices. 

 

The  proper  functioning  of  the  product/peripheral  device  combination  when  the  product  is  used 
together with accessories or equipment for which Nolangroup has not verified compatibility. 

 

All  specific  and  subjective situations  that  may  arise  during  actual  use  of  the  helmet,  such  as,  for 
example, problems related to comfort while riding or aerodynamic noise. 

 
Under  no  circumstances  shall  Nolangroup  be  liable  for  any  incidental  or  consequential  damages 
(including, without any limitation whatsoever, injuries to one or more persons) resulting from failure 
to fulfil the obligations arising from this warranty regarding Nolangroup products. 
 
17.3.

 

Procedure for submitting claims 

In order to submit any claim covered by this warranty, the purchaser must notify directly the dealer 
where  the  N-Com  system  was  purchased  of  the  alleged  defect,  presenting  at  the  same  time  the 
product which is the object of the claim and a copy of the sales receipt. 

Summary of Contents for N-Com B602

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Page 3: ...chieve the highest audio quality Please read the user instructions before using the product For further information on the B602 and video tutorials and information on installing the latest Firmware ve...

Page 4: ...ONFIGURATION MENU 22 7 MOBILE PHONE MP3 PLAYER PAIRING 23 8 SECOND MOBILE PHONE PAIRING 23 9 MOBILE PHONE 24 9 1 Speed dial 24 9 2 Conference call function 25 9 3 Smart Navi System 25 10 MUSIC VIA BLU...

Page 5: ...s to do this If your cell phone is not equipped with this function first stop your vehicle in a safe area in compliance with Traffic Regulations and then answer the call Do not make any calls while ri...

Page 6: ...ocal dealer The helmet is a safety device Tampering with it and or with the electronic system inside the helmet can result in dangerous situations in addition to invalidating the product warranty 1 6...

Page 7: ...ts useful life Do not dispose of these products together with undifferentiated urban waste The proper disposal of obsolete equipment contributes to preventing possible negative consequences on people...

Page 8: ...G The N Com B602 package contains e box B602 Wired keypad Right hand cable Wired speaker 2x Flat head screwdriver USB C cable Microphone with clip Battery Keypad adapters N87 N100 5 1x N80 8 1x Key Ad...

Page 9: ...ctor fully into the port Close the e box Fig 3 Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 3 2 Initial steps Before you install the B602 system on the helmet make sure it turns on properly Press the n key for about 2 seconds u...

Page 10: ...you wish to use the helmet without the N Com system in the future 3 3 Installing the B602 system on the helmet Fig 5 Hook up the microphone connector blue to the other end following the directions of...

Page 11: ...Fig 8 Fig 9 Place the system in the special housing in the back of the helmet pushing it all the way into the groove Fig 9 Fig 10 N B For positioning of the wiring and of the microphone in the N100 5...

Page 12: ...e support with the writing n is facing inward Fig 12 N B For positioning of the keypad in helmets N87 N80 8 and N100 5 follow the instructions provided in the dedicated box Fix the cable inside the he...

Page 13: ...housing then inserting the boom pole of the microphone in the groove found in the chin guard coupling frame Fig 15 Caution make sure that the side of the microphone support with the writing n is faci...

Page 14: ...side wiring Lift up the plastic lining of the cheek padding Fig 18 Fix the cable inside the helmet and make sure the left fixing clip snaps into its housing Fig 19 Reposition the plastic lining of the...

Page 15: ...your helmet in the cable of the keypad Fig 21 Rotate the keypad support so as to position it like in Fig 22 then hook it to the keypad Fix the cable inside the helmet and make sure the left fixing cl...

Page 16: ...B602 system makes it possible to adjust the position of the microphone in order to facilitate its positioning in the different helmet models Proceed as follows Open the clip positioned on the microph...

Page 17: ...ypad Remove the keypad from the shell as indicated in Fig 31 Rotate the keypad in a counterclockwise direction Fig 32 Remove the cheek padding and the shell gasket Fig 31 Fig 32 Fig 33 Unhook the righ...

Page 18: ...not specified the function on this system can be used in both user modes The system is preset with Complete Mode It is possible to change to Simple Mode as follows Via the N Com system Whilst the syst...

Page 19: ...and keys simultaneously until the red LED light appears Press the key until you find Language mode Press the n key to access the list of available languages Press the and keys to navigate between the...

Page 20: ...m EASYSET program on your computer or the N Com EASYSET app on your smartphone Via your computer with the N Com EASYSET program Download the N Com EASYSET program from the N Com website in the Support...

Page 21: ...apter 12 C Pairing with Other N Com Systems chapter 12 2 D Universal Intercom pairing chapter 13 E Second mobile phone pairing chapter 8 F GPS pairing chapter 11 G Remote control pairing chapter 14 H...

Page 22: ...e Audio boost all the audio sources inside the device will be reproduced at a higher and potentially less clear volume Press the n confirmation key to enable disable the function which is not enabled...

Page 23: ...e Bluetooth device or by pressing and holding the n key for about 2 seconds 8 SECOND MOBILE PHONE PAIRING The Second mobile phone function is available only in Complete Mode The B602 system can be hoo...

Page 24: ...one or more speed dialling numbers Select Configuration Menu with the N Com system already switched on press the e keys simultaneously for 4 seconds until the red LED light appears Press the or key un...

Page 25: ...briefly press n N B Telephone Conference function can only be used between the N Com series 600 800 900 9 3 Smart Navi System The Smart Navi System function is available only in Complete Mode The SMA...

Page 26: ...h systems Music sharing temporarily cuts off the intercom conversation however this can be automatically restored by stopping the music pressing the key for about 2 seconds N B Music shared through th...

Page 27: ...0 800 systems press the key until you hear the voice prompt Intercom Pairing With B602 systems in Simple Mode briefly press the key On one of the two systems briefly press the n key After a few second...

Page 28: ...Intercom B as if it was a mobile phone Make sure the B602 is turned off Put the B602 system in Pairing mode press and hold the n key for 4 seconds until the red LED light appears Press the key until...

Page 29: ...l sold separately so that you do not have to take your hands off the handlebars to use the keypad The N Com system is compatible with the RC4 Remote Control by SENA The following table shows the corre...

Page 30: ...the system to a charger or USB plug using the USB C cable supplied The charge will take place as follows B602 system turned off When the B602 system is connected to the battery charger the blue LED st...

Page 31: ...hed on 5 sec 5 sec Bluetooth Devices Answering telephone calls X X X Voice calls 2 sec Speed Dial Menu X X Finishing Refusing Calls 2 sec Manual Connection to Device 2 sec Activating Conference Calls...

Page 32: ...switched off 5 sec 5 sec Reset with system switched on 5 sec 5 sec Cancel pairing via the Pairing function 4 sec 4 sec Bluetooth Devices Answering telephone calls X X X Finishing Refusing Calls 2 sec...

Page 33: ...n conditions other than the usual ones Damage caused by improper use and not in compliance with normal operation as indicated in the instructions for use and maintenance of the product provided by Nol...

Page 34: ...omponents if Nolangroup repairs or replaces the product the product will have a warranty period equal to the remaining part of the original warranty or ninety 90 days from the date of repair whichever...

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