Advanced Phone Functions; Mp3 Function - Caberg JUST SPEAK Mode D'emploi

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Making a call
If the helmet is on you can make a call as you normally would with the phone.
If the phone shows a connection to the BT accessory, the call will come from the helmet.
Dial the number on the phone and enter the call: the communication goes to the helmet.
CAUTION: Respect the Highway Code. Never use your phone when driving. Never answer a call when driving.
To make a call, stop your motorbike in a safe place, make your call and start driving only after ending the call.
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To disconnect two connected helmets, press (medium press) on the button (until you hear a tone) (see table) on either of the two helmets: the
helmets disconnect.
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To disconnect a helmet from the phone (Hands-Free protocol) and/or GPS navigator, press (long press) (see table) on the and buttons
simultaneously until you hear the tone in the earpiece.

Advanced phone functions

The call transfer function (see table functions related call) is to transfer the audio of the call from the helmet to the phone.
NOTE: The advanced functions described here may vary depending on your phone and the software upgrade of each type of phone. The updated
table at www.caberg-helm.com lists all the phones that have been tested, together with a full description of how to use each function.
CAUTION: the phone software upgrades in the table may affect compatibility with the CABERG JUST SPEAK system. The CABERG JUST SPEAK
helmet is, in any case, compatible with all Bluetooth® phones as regards the basic functions (making and taking a call), but there may be limited
compatibility in the case of more advanced functions.
The advanced functions for each phone using Bluetooth® devices are normally also possible with the CABERG JUST SPEAK system.
For example, you can make voice calls directly from the helmet by simply saying the name of the person you want to call.
To use the voice functions via the helmet, you first need to set the voice management functions on the phone. Then, to use voice functions via the
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helmet, press the button (medium press) and wait for the tone sent by the mobile phone. Then say the name of the person you want to call.
Some phones let you save the voice commands directly on the helmet. See the user manual for your Bluetooth® phone for further details.

MP3 Function

CAUTION: the functions described could vary depending on the type of MP3 player or depending on the various software upgrades of each phone.
CAUTION: developments of MP3 players' software could modify compatibility with the CABERG JUST SPEAK system.
The CABERG JUST SPEAK system is compatible with MP3 players and mobile phones fitted with A2DP, a profile that allows music in MP3 stereo
format to be sent via Bluetooth®.
CAUTION: If the phone also supports the A2DP profile can not be simultaneously connected to the MP3 player with A2DP profile.
Switch on the helmet.
After a few seconds the helmet is ready to operate with the relative paired phone/MP3 player, which obviously must be switched on.
Should a helmet and an already paired phone/reader not find each other, switch them both off and then on again or repeat the pairing operation.
Once paired to devices and connected, stereo music can be listened to in the helmet by using the MP3 player's play button. If a mobile phone is also
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paired with the helmet, the music will be interrupted for an incoming call and it will be possible to reply to the call by briefly pressing the button
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or .
NOTE: some phones/players (see website www.caberg-helm.com), after having been switched on, must be connected to the helmet by briefly pressing
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the button.
Check the operating modes and any special operating options of your A2DP device.
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