•
Position M (Medium):
For medium speed. The mic is now more sensitive, but may react to wind and engine
noise in higher speed situations.
•
Position H (High):
High sensitivity, for low speed and other applications. The mic reacts to normal voice
volume.
Automatic FM radio and music muting
A speech detection circuit with an integrated noise filter will reduce (mute) the radio, MP-3 player automatically, as soon
as you start speaking to your partner and if the voice will be loud enough. Depending on the switch position (L, M or H)
the muting starts at different speech loudness points, which ensures that the radio muting does not react to wind and
engine noise. It is a good idea to make a voice training to speak as loud as the mute switch requests: this will be the
optimum sound level point for the intercom.
A short moment after you stop talking, the radio or MP-3 volume will automatically reach the former value again.
Please do not use the FM broadcast radio if You have a cellular phone or PMR 446 radio connected for operation.
2-way radio conversation
Any voice communication can also be transmitted via 2-way radios like PMR 446 or other suitable radios. PMR 446 can
provide a communication range to up to 5 km under optimum conditions (radio mounted on the motor bike for free-space
radiation). All you need is to plug the supplied
red marked PMR cable
in the PMR connection
(5)
, the 2.5 mm plug into
the microphone and the 3.5 mm plug into the speaker/phone sockets of your radio. Connect also the
push-to-talk key
supplied with the
AE 600 BT
system with the green marked socket
(6)
. Please use the same switch position (L, M or H )
as for intercom. Because some commercial radio models can provide a very high loudness volume, you should initially
check with lower receiving volume and increase only if necessary.
We recommend to fix the push-to-talk (PTT) switch with velcro tape at the handle bar of the motor bike. If you like to
speak over the radio channel, press the PTT button and release when you want to listen again (without the PTT button
only the use of the intercom is possible!) Driver or passenger can use the PTT button. If the PTT button is been mounted
on the motor bike’s handle bar, the driver must use the PTT button also when the passenger wants to speak over the
radio (or reverse, if the passenger has the PTT button!). The MIC loudness to the radio is automatically adapted by
selection of H, L, or M switch position, same as for intercom use. The receiving volume should be adjusted at the 2-way
radio.
2-way radio receiving
Radio receiving has priority against broadcast or MP-3 player audio. Incoming radio communications from other stations
will automatically mute the FM broadcast radio and MP-3 player. After the radio channel becomes quiet again, the
volume of the FM broadcast or MP3 player audio will be increased again.
Wired GSM phone at AE 600 BT
Insert the 3.5 mm multiple jack of the optional (not supplied!)
blue marked GSM cable
into the GSM phone socket
(7)
of
the central unit and the 2.5 mm stereo plug into the handsfree socket of your mobile phone. If the plug should not fit, use
an adapter, offered in most mobile phone accessory shops (the 2.5 mm stereo plug system is a quasi-standard for
handsfree kits). Please program your mobile phone to automatic incoming call switching!
You will hear an incoming phone call in the headphones. Phone calls have priority against FM broadcast radio and MP3
and will mute these devices.
AE 600 BT
has been designed to let answer the incoming calls only from driver's headset.
The driver is the only one that can talk on the phone, the passenger can only listen to the conversation.
In case the passenger is supposed to use the phone instead of the driver please exchange the relevant connections
before starting your trip!
Please do not use the push-to-talk key PTT
(if installed) during mobile phone conversations, because this would
automatically switch your microphone to the 2 way radio instead to the mobile phone!
