Configurator Mode; Friends' Helmets - Caberg Just Speak Sintesi Manual De Seguridad E Instrucciones

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Configurator mode

The CABERG JUST SPEAK system has software for PC Windows that lets you configure all the system's functions easily and simply.
The following are required to be able to use the configurator:
• PC Windows (Windows XP or higher)
• Bluetooth® peripheral
• Microsoft.NET Framework 3.5 (minimum)
You can set the following options using the configurator software:
• Name of the helmet
• Volume of intercom mode
• Volume of stereo music mode (A2DP, Bluetooth® MP3 player)
• Volume of mode with active phone call
• Radio volume
• Stereo mode (caution: the default setting of the system is mono mode in order to comply with the Highway Code in force in most countries)
• Deactivation of right-hand earpiece
• Definition of friends' helmets
When you have completed the configuration, first of all it has to be stored so that you can subsequently edit it.
Starting with the helmet switched off, press on both buttons
flashes quickly. This way the communicator enters the configurator mode.
On the configurator choose the previously saved configuration and press the appropriate button to enter the configuration.
Then select your helmet from the Bluetooth® devices displayed and enter. A double high-pitched tone confirms configuration whilst a double low-
pitched tone warns of an error, in any case the electronic board automatically switches off.

Friends' helmets

The friends' helmets function makes the pairing procedure between helmets easier, so that you can be connected with up to 10 helmets.
Each JUST SPEAK system is identified by a univocal code (FriendAddress).
For each friend's helmet, you can enter:
• The name of the friend's helmet (compulsory)
• Friend Address (compulsory)
• Phone number (optional)
When switched on, the helmet cyclically tries to connect with one of the friends' helmets in the list with a decreasingly slow frequency to maximise the
duration of the batteries.
When one of the friends' helmets is connected, it takes priority over the others as long as the communication is not voluntarily interrupted.
If the distance between the two helmets (or the environmental and road conditions) becomes such as to interrupt the communication, the system tries to
reconnect automatically for 3 minutes. In the case of failure, the system asks for confirmation through a sequence of low-pitched and high-pitched tones
to connect to the friend's helmet through a phone call (only if the phone number has been entered through the configurator).
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and simultaneously until you hear a triple high-pitched tone and the LED