ShenZhen FreedConn COLO Motorcycle Bluetooth Intercom Headset User Manual C8ABD2B3B4ABD5E6CDBCC6AC

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Helmet BT Intercom Kit
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Model Number:GOL0
Contents:
Warranty Details 1
Welcome 2
General Safety Instmctions 2
Motorcycle BT Product Features 3
Parts List 4
Technical Specification 4
Product Controls 5
Instructions- Fitting to your helmet 6
Pairing 8
Using the Intercom function 9
Using the phone function 1 0
Using the music player function 11
Troubleshooting 1 2
Support 13
Helmet BT Intercom Kit
Warranty Details
The product is guaranteed to be free from defects in workmanship
and parts for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase.
Defects that occur within this warranty period, under normal use and
care. will be repaired. replaced or refunded at our discretion.
You are entitled to are placement or refund for a major failure and for
compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage.
You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the
goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount
to a major failure.
Welcome
Congratulations on choosing to buy a FDC product. By doing so you now
have the assurance and peace of mind that comes with purchasing a
product made by one of the leading manufacturers. All products brought to
you by FDC are manufactured to the highest standards of performance
and safety and, as part of our philosophy of customer service and
satisfaction, are backed by our comprehensive ‘I Year Warranty. We hope
you will enjoy using your purchase for many years to come.
General Safety Instructions
Read this manual thoroughly before first use and keep it in a safe place for
future reference, along with the warranty card, purchase receipt and
carton. The safety precautions enclosed herein reduce the risk of fire.
electric shock and injury when correctly adhered to. Follow all
instructions and take notice ofall warning to reduce the risk of fire or
electric shock.
- Do not remove the back ofthis product. There are no user serviceable
parts Inslde this product.
. Do not repair the unit yourself. Only have It serviced by qualified
personnel.
Supervise young children to ensure they do not play with the product.
- Do not submerge the product in liquids.
- Do not place the product near other items that may damage it, such as
naked flame sources (llt candles) or excessive heat (Bar radiator)
WARNING: Using headphones while operating a motorcycle. motor
vehicle, watercraft or bicycle can be dangerous. Use caution while using
your motorcycle Helmet BT Kit when you are engaging in any activity that
requites your full attention.
Motorcycle Helmet BT Kit
Product Features
- complete system for all your communications needs while riding your
motorbike.
- The BT function will keep you connected to your mobile phone.
play music and connect with BT GPS systems.
- The intercom means you can oemmunloete with your pilllon or other
rlders within 1000m while you ride. Wlth simple setup and clear sound
quality you will always be In touch.
- Just touch It to an NFO compatible BT device for easy connection
Parts List
1. 1(2)XBT Receiver 5. 1(2)X100-240V PawerAdeptor
2. 1(2)XUSB Cable 6. 1(2)XEar Speaker & Microphone Headset
a. 1): Screw Drlver 7. Headset Clip & Fastening Screws
4. 1(2):! Shells(Red or Sllver) B. 4(B)xFelted Adhealve Earphone Pads
Note: Difierent country may have different power adaptor.
Technical Specifications
BT Veraien:2.1+EDR Battery Type: Rechargeable
Frequency:2.4GHz Polymer 320mAh
Supporta:AZDP and AVRCP Stand by: Up to 300hrs
Supported BT Profllee: Talk Time
ET Headset and Hands free -Phene: Up to 10 hours
Profiles with Automatic Detection -|I'Itlfl=°I'I1: Up to 5 hours
Operatlng Range: Up to 10m for cell Charging Time: About 4 hours
phones; "P to 1000'“ for intercom Headset: ngh Power ultra sllm
function. speakerwith integrated boom
""9"" 459ramsiex°mdin9 PewerAdaptor: DC 5v 500mA
accessorles)
Slza:90mm(L)x40mm(W)X17mm(H)
Product Controls
1. Multi-function Button(MFB)
2. Power/Intercom Button
3. NFC contact polnt
4. Charger and Headset Socket
5. Volume control button
6. Headset Plug
7. Microphone
8. Ear Speaker
Instructions
Flttlng the BT resolver to your helmet
1. Using the provided screw driver, loosen
the Headset Clip screws.
2. Slide the Headset Clip onto the left side of
the helmet (when on your head).Take care
to place the inside of the Headset Clip
underthe helmet padding
3. Adlust the clip until you find the best
location for your helmet. Ensure that the
slots in the headset clip mount are facing
away from the helmet.
4. Tighten the screws to hold the clip firmly in
place. WARNING: Excesslve tightening
may damage the clips.
5. Slide the BT receiver down into the slots on
the headset clip mount. Make sure that it is
looked in securely.
B. To attach the ear speaker 8: microphone
headset, test which part oftha helmet will
be the best location by putting your helmet
on and locating the place closest to your
ears. You will need to put the helmet on a a
few times to find the optimum position to
apply the pad. when the correct position is
found, remove the adhesive protective a
strip and apply the felted earphone pad. (
7. Attach ear speaker to the felted pad. Run the
microphone arm along the inside wall of the
helmet, to where your mouth will be. the
microphone arm is flexible and should to
adjusted so it sits in the best position in front
ofyour mouth. Some helmet have removable
to run the speaker and microphone underthe
padding.
8. Connect the headset to the BT receiver. The
plug can only be inserted in one orientation.
WARNING: Inserting the plug backwards will
cause damage to the BT receiver. Use caution
when assembling.
9. Secure the cord of the headset plug inside
the helmet. Tuck any extra wire Into the
helmet. Ensure that only few centimetres of
the cord comes out.
You have successfully mounted the
motorcycle helmet BT.
Charging the BT Device
Before using this device. fully charge the BT device.
1. Insert the USB plug of the charging cable into the small USBjack on the
headset. Insert the other end ofthe charging cable into the Power
Adaptor or your computer‘s USB port.
2. While charging. the red LED on the headset module will Illuminate.
when the charging Is finished. the red LED will switch off. A normal
charge from a low battery will take about 4 hours.
Tip: To maintain long life from the internal polymer battery, charge your
device at least once each month.
Powering 0n and Off
.To turn the device on press the Powerllntercom Button for 3 seconds
until you heara beep. a blue light will flash quickly 3 times and then
continue short flashes at regular intervals.
2. To turn the device off. press the Powerllntercom Button for5 seconds
until you heara beep. The headset and LED lights will turn off.
Pairing to your BT Enabled
Mobile Phone
. Place your BT enabled phone and the BT receiver near each other
1(withiny1m).
2. Make sure the BT receiver is turned off.
3. Press and hold down the Powerllntercom Button for 3 seconds to turn
on the BT devices until the receiver beeps twice. The blue lights
will flash. The receiver is now actively searching for BT devices.
4. Activate the BT function on your mobile phone and search for the
device. You may need to refer to your phones instructions to do this.
5. Choose the BT device named GOLD then choose to pair this
device with your phone. lfyour phone asks for password, it is 0000.
6. The ST device will beep twice. your phone will confirm that
pairing was successful.
7. This device is compatible with NFC, just touch it to the NFC compatible
BT device for easy connection!
Pairing 2 devices in intercom mode
1. Place both receivers near each other(within 1m).
2. Make sure both receivers are turned off
3. Press and hold down the Poweri'lntercem button on both units at the
same time for approx 8 seconds. until the receivers beep twice. The red
& blue lights will flash alternately.
4. Quickly press the Powerllntsrcom button on one of the receivers. This
will now search for the other receiver so they can be paired.
5. When they have successfully paired. the red & blue lights will then
change to blue enly(flashing)and the receiver will beep once.
Pairing 3 devices in intercom mode
1. Follow the above procedure for each combination of the three units.
(A-B.A—c. 3-0).
2. Firstly. pairiwo devicesAand B as described above. Secondly. turn off
Aand B. paer and C as described above. Thlrdly. turn off 0 and A. pair
B and C. At Last. Turn on A.
3. Any one ofthem can connect one of the two by press Powerllntercom
button once or twice. From Standby press the Powerllntercom button
1 time for one ofthe pairings to be called. or 2 times lorthe other pairing
to be called.
4. The pairing for 1 or2 presses will depend on the sequence in which you
paired the 3 helmets. but once paired the relevant pairings will maintain
the number.
5. Pressing the Powerllntercom button ofA1 time to call C and 2 times to
call B. Pressing the button of B 1 time to cell c and 2 times to caIIA.
Pressing the button ofc1 time to call B and 2 times to call A.
To start a conversation via intercom
‘I. Once the two headsets are paired with each other. press the
Powerllntercom button on either receiver to begin.
2. Use the Volume control button to increase or decrease the headset
volume. Tip: You only need to press the Powerllntercom button once
to establish a connection; conversation between the two paired
headsets can now be carried out hands free.
T0 end a conversation via intercom
1. Press the Powerllntercom button on either of the receiver.
Tip: If the intercom headset is also paired with a mobile phone, the
intercom conversation will be automatically disconnected to answer
the phone when there Is an Incoming call. The Intercom function will
resume once the has ended.
To answer an incoming mobile phone call
1. Press the Multi-tunction button on the receiver while the phone is
ringing.
2. Use the Volume control button to increase or decrease the headset
volume.
Tip: The incoming call will answer automatically once the phone has rung
fora seconds.
Rejecting a mobile phone call
GD
1. When you hear the phone ringing. immediately press and hold the
Multl-I'unctlon button on the headset until you heara beep.
Ending a mobile phone call
1. Press the Multi-function button to end the call.
Redial the last number
1. Press and hold the MultI-functlon button for 2 seconds or until it
beeps. It will then dlal you last number called.
To Play Music via BT Mp3 Player
If you are using a dedicated Mp3 player. the player must be a BT enable
device and be paired your Motorcycle BT receiver.
1. Select music to play directly from your music devlce (check your Mp3
player instructions for how to do this).
Play music through the headset press the Multi-function button once.
Pause music press the Multl-functlon button again.
Sklp songs forward by quickly press the Volume control button +.
Rewlnd songs backward by quickly press the Volume control button -.
Volume Up By press the Volume control button + and holding until the
volume is at the right level.
7. Volume Down by press the Volume control button - and holding until
the volume is at the right level.
Tip: To improve the performance of your headset, make sure the volume is
set to the highest on your music device.
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To AnswerA Call While Listening to Music
1. Calls will automatically come through the headset while music is
playing. To reject a call hold the Multl-functlon button down until you
hear a beep.
2. Music will hold overthe call duration and resume automatically once
the call has ended.
(I)
To Use Voice Dialing Function
If your mobile have voice dialing function, you can press Multl-functlon
button twice to dial by voice.
Tips & Troubleshooting
—_
The BT Receiver
has no power
My helmet is
uncomfortable to wear
after fitting the speaker
My Phone wont pair
with the BT Receiver.
The audio reception
breaks down
I can't hear my
music/incoming calls
The headset must he charged for at least 4
hours prior to first use. Refer to Cherglng
the BT Device on page 8 for further details
The placement of the speakers within the
helmet may require repositioning. Two
additional felted adhesive earphone pads are
supplied for this purpose. Note: Some
helmets have removable padding; if yours
does, it is recommended to run the speaker
and microphone under the padding.
Activate the BT function on your mobile
phone and search forthe device. which will
show up as COLO on the Device List, Refer
to your phones instructions to do this. Refer
to Pairing to your BT Enabled Mobile
Phone on page B for further details.
BT enabled device are susceptible to
occasional interference from other common
devices such as GPS units, laptops, alarms
and Wifi routers etc. Move away from
potential sources of interference if you are
experiencing problems.
Check the volume on the attached device.
Setting your phone or Mp3 playerto the
maximum volume usually resolves this issue.
Support
For additional support including helpful guides and videos, visit the FDc
support website at www.fdcdz.com
Talaphono: 0086 755 29920684
El'l'll”: yllllljunflfdcdzmom
Webslte: www.fdcdz.corn
Shonzhon FDc Electronic Co.. Ltd
Wanlihua Industrial Park. Gushu 2nd Road.Xixiang Street,
Baoan District. Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province. China
ZIP Code: 518128
Agency Information
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement
This deVIce complies With part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the followrng two
conditions: (1) This deVIce may not cause harmful Interference, and (2) this devrce must
accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to prowde reasonable
protection against harmful Interference In a residential Installation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, If not Installed and used In accordance With
the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is
no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation if this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio ortelevision reception, which can be determined by turning
the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the followmg measures
.Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
.Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver
.Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
.Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Warning: Changes or modifications made to this deVIce not expressly approved by ShenZhen
FreedConn(FDC) Electronics (20., Ltd may void the FCC authorization to operate this
device
Note: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or tv interference caused by
unauthorIzeq modifications to this equipment Such modIfications could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment

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