Bikecomm BikeComm User manual

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User Guide

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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
Please Read This First 4
Quick Start 4
Package Contents 5
Getting To Know the Control Box 7
Getting To Know the Helmet Headset 8
THE HELMET HEADSET
Helmet Headset Status Light 8
Powering On the Helmet Headset 9
Powering Off the Helmet Headset 9
Charging the Helmet Headset 9
Helmet Headset Volume Control 10
Helmet Headset Wireless Technology 10
Installing the Helmet Headset 11
Quick Removal of the Headset Unit 12
Connecting the Helmet Headsets to the Control Box 21
Connecting the Helmet Headset Rider to the Control Box 22
Connecting the Helmet Headset Passenger to the Control Box 22
THE CONTROL BOX
Control Box Status Lights 13
Powering On the Control Box 14
Powering Off the Control Box 15
Placement of the Control Box 15
Connecting the Control Box to Your Battery 16
Control Box Volume Setting 17
CONNECTING YOUR TWO WAY RADIO TO THE CONTROL BOX
Connecting Your Two Way Radio to the Control Box 17
Noise Filter Accessory 19
CONNECTING WIRED DEVICES TO THE CONTROL BOX
Connecting the Push To Talk Button 20
Connecting to the Control Box Radio Socket 21
Connecting to the Control Box AUX1 and AUX2 Socket 21
Connecting to the Control Box Audio Socket 21
CONNECTING WIRELESS DEVICES TO THE CONTROL BOX
Connecting the Helmet Headsets to the Control Box 21
Connecting the Helmet Headset Rider to the Control Box 22
Connecting the Helmet Headset Passenger to the Control Box 22
Connecting to the Control Box MPR Connection 23
Connecting to the Control Box Other Connection 23
Connecting your Garmin zūmo
®
550 24

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BIKERCOM OPERATION
Connection Priorities 25
OPERATING RIDER TO PASSENGER INTERCOM
Operating Rider to Passenger Intercom 26
Rider to Passenger Intercom Activation Volume 26
OPERATING BIKE TO BIKE INTERCOM
Operating Bike to Bike Intercom 27
OPERATING AUX1 AND AUX2 WIRED CONNECTIONS
Operating AUX1 and AUX2 Wired Connections 27
OPERATING THE AUDIO WIRED CONNECTION
Operating the Audio Wired Connection 28
OPERATING THE MPR WIRELESS CONNECTION WITH A MOBILE PHONE
Operating the MPR Wireless Connection with a Mobile Phone 28
OPERATING THE MPR WIRELESS CONNECTION WITH A Garmin zūmo
®
550
Operating the MPR Wireless Connection with a Garmin zūmo
®
550 29
OPERATING THE OTHER WIRELESS CONNECTION
Operating the Other Wireless Connection 29
SPECIFICATIONS
Helmet Headset Specifications 30
Control Box Specifications 31
WARRANTY
Warranty Terms and Conditions 32
Making a Warranty Claim 32
CONTACT
Contact 32
NOTICES
Notices 32

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INTRODUCTION
PLEASE READ THIS FIRST
Thank you for choosing the BikerCom as your motorcycle communications system; we know
you have many choices available and are honored you have put your trust in the BikerCom
system. The BikerCom has been designed to meet all your motorcycle communication
requirements and expectations, if you have any comments, questions or feedback please
contact us at [e-mail] and you will receive a prompt reply.
Before using your BikerCom for the first time it is recommended you read this User Guide to
give you a complete overview of all the system components and functionality; once you are
familiar with the BikerCom, setup and use should be convenient and reliable.
The BikerCom is designed to be used in conjunction with a wide range of communications
equipment such as two way radios, mobile phones, and navigation devices; before using
another device with your BikerCom ensure you are familiar with its operation.
Whenever riding your motorcycle safety should be your first priority. The BikerCom is
designed exclusively for motorcycle enthusiasts and safety was a constant consideration in
its development. Ultimately it is the rider’s responsibility to ensure that their safety and the
safety of any passenger is in no way compromised by use of the BikerCom.
We take this opportunity to wish you safe and enjoyable motorcycling.
QUICK START
1. Connect the Control Box to your motorcycle battery.
2. Connect wired devices to the Control Box.
3. Power On wired devices.
4. Start your motorcycle.
5. Power On the Helmet Headsets.
6. Power On the Control Box.
7. Verify Helmet Headset success connect to Control Box.
8. Connect wireless devices to the Control Box.
9. Adjustment wired and wireless devices volume.

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PACKAGE CONTENTS
COMPONENT DESCRIPTION QUANTITY IMAGE
Control Box (CB)
Core of the
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BikerCom System
Helmet Headset Unit
Helmet Headset Rider (HHR,
Color: Orange)
Helmet Headset Passenger (HHP
Color: Green)
Helmet Headset
One for the Rider 2
One for the Passenger
Helmet Headset Clip Attaches to the Helmet 2
Boom Microphone Adjustable Microphone 2
Power Supply Unit
For charging the
1
Helmet Headsets
Helmet Headset Attach ment Pads
(Hook and loop fastener type)
For attaching the
Helmet Headsets
to the Helmet
2 sets
Speaker Fastening Dot
(Hook and loop fastener type)
For fastening the
Speakers 8
inside the helmet

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COMPONENT DESCRIPTION QUANTITY IMAGE
Speaker Ear Pocket Spacer Dot
For adjusting the
Speaker space 10
inside the helmet
Power Cable
With Fuse
For connecting the
Control Box 1
to the battery
Push To Talk Button (PTT)
Connection Cable and adhesive
pad
For transmitting with
Two Way Radio
1
Connection Cable
(3.5mm Audio Jack)
For connecting
wired devices 2
to the Control Box
Two Way Radio Connection Cable
(L Type)
For connecting the
Two Way Radio 1
to the Control Box
Two Way Radio Connection Cable
(K Type)
For connecting the
Two Way Radio 1
to the Control Box
Extension Cable
For extending the
distance of the
PTT Button and/or 1
Two Way Radio
Connection Cables

User Guide User Guide 1
GETTING TO KNOW THE CONTROL BOX
Helmet Headset Rider (HHR)
Helmet Headset Passenger (HHP)
LEDs to indicate Helmet Headset Connection status
Power
Power On and Off the Control Box.
Mobile Phone Rieder (MPR)
. Connect with the Rider’s Bluetooth equipped device.
Other
Connect with a Bluetooth equipped device
Push To Talk
Connect the Push To Talk Button.
Two Way Radio
Connect your Two Way Radio.
Auxiliary
Connect your N avigation or Radar Detector Device.
Audio 7
Connect your Audio Player.
Power Cable

GETTING TO KNOW THE HELMET HEADSET
Microphone
Speakers
Volume Up +
Microphone
Positioning Indicator
One strip black, one strip silver.
Status Light Charging Port
Multi Function Button
Volume Down -
THE HELMET HEADSET
The BikerCom includes two Helmet Headsets; the Helmet Headset Rider (HHR, color:
Orange) is for the Rider and the Helmet Headset Passenger (HHP, color: Green) is for the
Passenger. The Helmet Headsets have a preset wireless connection with the Control Box;
you do not need to perform any setup procedure between the Helmet Headsets and the
Control Box.
HELMET HEADSET STATUS LIGHT
The Helmet Headset has one status light that indicates the current status of the headset,
such as the power and if the Headset is connected to the Control Box.
HELMET HEADSET STATUS LIGHT HELMET HEADSET STATUS
No light Power Off Mode
Steady four times blinking blue light
Power On Mode
Not connected to Control Box
Not ready for use
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HELMET HEADSET STATUS LIGHT HELMET HEADSET STATUS
Steady single blinking blue light
Power On Mode
Connected to Control Box
Ready for use
Steady four times blinking red light when power off Battery Low
Steady four times blinking green light when power off Battery Full
Still red light
Charging
Connected to Power Supply Unit
POWERING ON THE HELMET HEADSET
To Power On the Helmet Headset long press the Multi Function Button for approximately 3
seconds; when Powered On the status light will quickly blink red and blue.
POWERING OFF THE HELMET HEADSET
To Power Off the Helmet Headset long press the Multi Function Button for approximately 7
seconds; the status light will quickly blink red or green (depends on battery status) 4 times
and Power Off.
CHARGING THE HELMET HEADSET
The two Helmet Headsets will have some power in the battery however completing a full
charge is recommended before their first use.
To charge the Helmet Headset complete the following steps:
1. Connect the Power Supply Unit plug to the wall socket and connect the Mini USB plug
to the Helmet Headset charging socket.
2. The Helmet Headset status light will display a still red light when charging.
3. When charging is complete the Helmet Headset status light will turn off.
NOTE: When the Helmet Headset battery is low and requires charging the status light will
four blink red when power off process; under normal use the Helmet Headset battery life is
up to 12 hours talk time and a complete charge will require up to 2.5 hours.

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HELMET HEADSET VOLUME CONTROL
The Helmet Headset Volume can be adjusted to suit the preference of the Rider and/or
Passenger. The Helmet Headset must be connected to the Control Box to adjust the volume
level.
INCREASING THE HELMET HEADSET VOLUME
To increase the Helmet Headset volume complete the following steps:
1. Ensure the Helmet Headset is in Power On mode and connected to the Control Box.
2. To increase the volume, press the Volume Up + button; the status light will flash red
and blue indicating the volume has been increased one level.
3. To increase the volume another level repeat the above step.
4. The maximum Helmet Headset volume level has been achieved when the status light
displays a still red.
DECREASING THE HELMET HEADSET VOLUME
To decrease the Helmet Headset volume complete the following steps:
1. Ensure the Helmet Headset is in Power On mode and connected to the Control Box.
2. To decrease the volume, press the Volume Down – button; the status light will flash
red and blue indicating the volume has been decreased one level.
3. To decrease the volume another level repeat the above step.
4. The minimum Helmet Headset volume level has been achieved when the status light
displays a still red.
HELMET HEADSET WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY
The Helmet Headset uses proprietary 2.4 GHz wireless technology to connect with the
Control Box and is designed and supported only for connecting with the Control Box. It is
possible but not recommended to connect the Helmet Headset directly with a Bluetooth
equipped device such as a mobile phone however doing so may cause reconnection
difficulties between the Helmet Headset and Control Box thus requiring the wireless
connection between the Helmet Headset and Control Box to be reset. The Helmet Headset is
not a qualified device by the Bluetooth Qualification Body (BQB); reliable performance when
paired with Bluetooth equipped devices is not guaranteed.

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INSTALLING THE HELMET HEADSET
When installing the Helmet Headset on your helmet make sure that you install the Helmet
Headset Rider (HHR) on the Rider’s helmet and the Helmet Headset Passenger (HHP) on the
Passenger’s helmet; the Helmet Headset always installs on the left side of your helmet.
INSTALLATION USING THE HELMET HEADSET CLIP
To install the Helmet Headset using the Helmet Headset Clip complete the following steps:
1. Position the Headset Back Plate between the internal padding and the external shell
of your helmet.
2. Position the Headset Clip on the outside of your helmet and align the screw holes
with the Headset Back Plate; using the Hex Key tighten the screws until the Headset
Clip is secure.
3. Ensure that the microphone is in a position in front of where your mouth will be
when wearing your helmet; readjust as necessary. The Microphone Positioning
Indicator is a silver strip to aid in microphone positioning; the silver strip should face
into your mouth.
4. Slide the Headset Unit down the Headset Clip until it firmly locks into place.
5. Position the Headset Speakers at the height of your ears in the left and right ear
pockets of your helmet; you will need to test the position several times to ensure
you have selected the optimal position for you and your helmet. Using the included
Speaker Ear Pocket Spacer Dots will aid in obtaining optimal speaker position.
INSTALLING THE HELMET HEADSET SPEAKERS
The Helmet Headset speakers also use hook and loop fasteners to attach inside the ear
pockets of your helmet; the back of each speaker is covered with the hook side and the
Speaker Fastening Dot is the loop side. Before affixing the Speaker Fastening Dot inside the
ear pockets consider using the Speaker Ear Pocket Spacer Dots to adjust the distance
between the speakers and your ears.

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QUICK REMOVAL OF THE HEADSET UNIT
To quickly remove the Headset Unit from the Headset Clip slide the Headset Unit upwards;
for convenience and protection store the Headset Unit in the included Carry Case.

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THE CONTROL BOX
The Control Box is the core of the BikerCom system, all wired and wireless devices connect
to the Control Box and the Control Box then wirelessly transmits the audio signals to the
Helmet Headsets. The Control Box has five 2.5mm Audio Jack sockets for connecting a
variety of input devices and is equipped with Bluetooth
®
wireless technology enabling two
connections with other devices also equipped with Bluetooth wireless technology such as a
mobile phone or navigation device. The Control Box contains electronic components and
care must be taken when handling the unit.
CONTROL BOX STATUS LIGHTS
The Control Box has five status lights that indicate the current status of each connection,
such as the power and if the Helmet Headsets are connected to the Control Box.
CONNECTION NAME CONNECTION STATUS LIGHT CONNECTION STATUS
Power
No light Power Off Mode
Still green light
Power On Mode
Ready for use
HHR
No light
Power Off Mode
The HHR switch is set to OFF
Quickly blinking red light
Ready to connect with the
Rider’s Helmet Headset
Still blue light
with
blinking red light
Connected with the
Helmet Headset Rider
Ready for use
HHP
No light
Power Off Mode
The HHP switch is set to OFF
Quickly blinking red light
Ready to connect with the
Passenger’s Helmet Headset
Still blue light
with
blinking red light
Connected with the
Helmet Headset Passenger
Ready for use
Other
Steady blinking blue light
Ready to connect with a
Bluetooth equipped device
Still blue light
Connected with a
Bluetooth equipped device
Ready for use

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CONNECTION NAME CONNECTION STATUS LIGHT CONNECTION STATUS
MPR
Steady blinking blue light
Ready to connect with the
Rider’s Bluetooth equipped device
Still blue light
Connected with the
Rider’s Bluetooth equipped device
Ready for use
Push To Talk Button
No light Power Off Mode
Still Green light
Power On Mode
Still Blue light
Connect devices success
POWERING ON THE CONTROL BOX
There are two options for Powering On the Control Box using either the PTT Button or the
Control Box Power Button.
OPTION ONE – POWER ON USING THE PTT BUTTON
To Power On the Control Box using the PTT Button complete the following steps:
1. Long press the PTT Button for approximately 5 seconds.
 When successfully Powered On the Control Box Power status light will display a still
green light and the PTT Button status light will display a still green light.
OPTION TWO – POWER ON USING THE CONTROL BOX POWER BUTTON
To Power On the Control Box using the Control Box Power Button complete the following
steps:
1. Long press the Control Box Power Button for approximately 5 seconds.
 When successfully Powered On the Control Box Power status light will display a still
green light and the PTT Button status light will display a still green light.
GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR POWERING ON THE CONTROL BOX
The following steps are recommended for general Powering On of the BikerCom system:
1. Connect the Control Box to your motorcycle battery.
2. Connect wired devices to the Control Box.
3. Power On wired devices.
4. Start your motorcycle.
5. Power On the Helmet Headset.
6. Power On the Control Box.
7. Verify Helmet Headset success connect to Control Box.
8. Connect wireless devices to the Control Box.
9. Adjustment wired and wireless devices volume.

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POWERING OFF THE CONTROL BOX
There are two options for Powering Off the Control Box using either the PTT Button or the
Control Box Power Button.
OPTION ONE – POWER OFF USING THE PTT POWER OFF BUTTON
For safety and convenience the PTT Button has a dedicated Power Off Button positioned on
the end of the PTT Button.
To Power Off the Control Box using the PTT Power Off Button complete the following steps:
1. Long press the PTT Power Off Button for approximately 5 seconds.
2. The PTT Button status light and Control Box Power status light will turn off; you can
now stop long pressing the PTT Power Off Button. Helmet Headset will automatically
power off when Control Box power oof.
3. The remaining Control Box status lights turn off after approximately 30 seconds.
OPTION TWO – POWER OFF USING THE CONTROL BOX POWER BUTTON
To Power Off the Control Box using the Power Button complete the following steps:
1. Long press the Control Box Power Button for approximately 5 seconds.
2. The Control Box Power Button status light will turns off; you can now stop pressing
the Control Box Power Button. Helmet Headset will automatically power off when
Control Box power oof.
3. The remaining Control Box status lights turn off after approximately 30 seconds.
GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR POWERING OFF THE CONTROL BOX
The following steps are recommended for general Powering Off of the BikerCom system:
1. Turn off your motorcycle.
2. Power Off the Control Box.
3. Power Off and disconnect devices.
NOTE: Ensure you have Powered Off the Control Box before disconnecting the Power Cable
from the motorcycle battery.
CAUTION: It is recommended to Power Off the Control Box, Helmet Headsets and all
connecting devices when refueling your motorcycle or if you are near
any explosive environment.
PLACEMENT OF THE CONTROL BOX
Placement of the Control Box on your motorcycle should ensure the Control Box is protected
from any liquids, is not near areas that are prone to excessive heat such as the engine or
exhaust, and that nothing is placed on the top side of the Control Box that will interfere with
the wireless connections. Ensure that the Control Box is securely positioned and prevented
from movement when in use, movement when in use results in an unstable wireless connection.
It is recommended that you align each Helmet Headset with the corresponding connection on
the Control Box to ensure a stable wireless connection, for example the
Helmet Headsets install on the left side of your helmet, therefore orient the HHR and HHP
wireless connections on the Control Box to the left side so they are aligned with the Helmet
Headsets.

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TESTING THE WIRELESS CONNECTION
If the Control Box is placed under your motorcycle seat it is recommended to test the
wireless connection between the Helmet Headsets and Control Box because the wireless
connection performance is affected by environmental factors which include having one or
two human bodies sitting above the Control Box. The testing procedure should be carried
out with one or two people sitting on the motorcycle to simulate real use conditions.
To test the Helmet Headset wireless connection complete the following steps:
1. Place the Control Box as in the desired position under the seat.
2. Connect the Control Box to your motorcycle battery
3. Connect your Audio Player to the Control Box Audio socket.
4. Power On the Helmet Headset Rider and Helmet Headset Passenger.
5. Power On the Control Box and wait for the connection with the Helmet Headsets to
be established.
6. Keep the Helmet Headset Passenger within 30cm range of the Control Box.
7. Take the Helmet Headset Rider and walk away from the Control Box; good
placement of the Control Box should enable at least 10m of music streaming for the
Helmet Headset Rider.
8. Next, keep Helmet Headset Rider within 30cm range of the Control Box.
9. Take the Helmet Headset Passenger and walk away from the Control Box; good
placement of the Control Box should enable at least 10m of music streaming for the
Helmet Headset Passenger.
10. If the test results are not satisfactory reposition the Control Box and retest.
NOTE: Some trial and error is required to determine the optimal placement of the Control
Box.
CONNECTING THE CONTROL BOX TO YOUR BATTERY
The Control Box is powered by your motorcycle battery, the battery output must be 12 volts
or higher. Caution is advised when working with your battery; it is recommended to consult
your motorcycle owner’s manual for detailed instructions about working with the battery.
When connecting the Control Box to your motorcycle battery you need to use the included
Power Cable with Fuse.
To connect the Control Box to your motorcycle battery complete the following steps:
1. Access your motorcycle battery.
2. Locate suitable placement on your motorcycle of the Control Box.
3. Using the Power Cable with Fuse connect the negative (black) power lead to the
negative terminal of the battery.
4. Using the Power Cable with Fuse connect the positive (red) power lead to the
positive terminal of the battery.
5. Connect the Power Cable with Fuse to the Control Box Power Cable.
6. Securely replace any parts you have moved and ensure that the power leads are free
from pinching.

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CONTROL BOX VOLUME SETTING
The Control Box operates a fixed gain volume level with connected devices to ensure
consistent and audible volume. It is recommended that the volume level between the
Control Box and each individual connected device is separately tuned as the optimum
volume level is a matter of personal preference. Before tuning a connected device’s volume
level with the Control Box you must set the Rider To Passenger Intercom Activation Volume
(see RIDER TO PASSENGER INTERCOM ACTIVATION VOLUME p26).
To set the volume level between the Control Box and a connected device complete the
following steps:
1. Ensure you have set the Rider to Passenger Intercom Activation Volume.
2. Ensure the device is powered on and connected to the Control Box.
3. Adjust the volume level on the device and check the volume output by listening to
the Helmet Headset speakers until an audible level is reached.
NOTE: Some trial and error is required to determine the optimal volume level between the
Control Box and a connected device.
CONNECTING YOUR TWO WAY RADIO TO THE CONTROL BOX
Two Way Radios are popularly used by motorcyclists for communication; the BikerCom
connects with your Two Way Radio to enable Bike To Bike intercom functionality. Due to the
variety of Two Way Radios available and different configuration options, the following
instructions will guide you to ensure the best performance from using your Two Way Radio
with the BikerCom. Generally there are three options for connecting your Two Way Radio
with the BikerCom; the different options depend on the Two Way Radio power source and if
you are using an external antenna.
OPTION ONE – STANDARD POWER SETUP
Using the standard power setup your Two Way Radio is powered using the radio’s battery
and you are not using an external antenna (see CONNECTING TO THE CONTROL BOX RADIO SOCKET
p21).

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OPTION TWO – BIKE POWER SETUP
Using the bike power setup your Two Way Radio is powered by the motorcycle battery when
using a charging/power adapter usually connected to the motorcycle cigarette lighter socket.
To connect your Two Way Radio using the bike power setup it is recommended to use the
Noise Filter accessory to prevent the transmission of conductive noise from the motorcycle
through the BikerCom system. The Noise Filter accessory is sold separately and not included
in the BikerCom package contents (see NOISE FILTER ACCESSORY p19).
To connect your Two Way Radio using the bike power setup with Noise Filter accessory
complete the following steps:
1. Connect the Noise Filter accessory to the Control Box.
2. Connect the Noise Filter accessory to the motorcycle battery.
3. Connect the Noise Filter to the Two Way Radio charging/power adapter.
4. Connect the Noise Filter to the Push To Talk button.
 Proceed with standard BikerCom setup.
OPTION THREE – EXTERNAL ANTENNA SETUP
Using the external antenna setup your Two Way Radio is connected to an external antenna
to extend Two Way radio range. To connect your Two Way Radio using the external antenna
setup it is recommended to use the Noise Filter accessory to prevent the transmission of
conductive noise from the motorcycle through the BikerCom system; the ground shielding
conductor should be disconnected from the motorcycle body at the antenna feed point, the
disconnection of the grounding will not affect the performance of the antenna.
To connect your Two Way Radio using the external antenna setup complete the following
steps:
1. Ensure the external antenna is connected to your Two Way Radio.
2. Connect the Noise Filter to the motorcycle battery.
3. Connect the Noise Filter to the Two Way Radio charging/power adapter.
4. Connect the Noise Filter to the Push To Talk button.
 Proceed with standard BikerCom setup.

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Option Three – External Antenna Setup Continued…
NOTE: If the external antenna produces unwanted feedback noise it is recommended to
disconnect the ground shielding from the motorcycle body at the antenna feed point;
disconnection will not affect antenna performance. For more information about chassis
grounding an electrical circuit contact the external antenna manufacturer or email:
[e-mail]
NOISE FILTER ACCESSORY
As mentioned previously the Noise Filter accessory should be used when your Two Way
Radio is powered by the motorcycle battery and/or your Two Way Radio is connected to an
external antenna to extend Two Way radio range. Using the Noise Filter Accessory prevents
the transmission of conductive noise from the motorcycle through the BikerCom system.
The Noise Filter accessory is sold separately and not included in the BikerCom package
contents. To purchase the Noise Filter accessory first contact the original place of purchase,
alternatively you can contact an authorised distributor in your region or the manufacturer.
When using the Noise Filter Accessory the Push To Talk button must be connected to the
Noise Filter even if a two way radio is not being used; when the Noise Filter accessory is in
use only the Push To Talk button can be used for Powering On and Off the Control Box.
To use the Noise Filter accessory complete the following steps:
1. Connect the Noise Filter accessory lead labeled Power to the Power Cable with Fuse
which is connected to the motorcycle battery.
2. Connect the Noise Filter accessory lead labeled Control Box to the Control Box.
3. Connect the Noise Filter accessory lead labeled Power Adapter to the Two Way Radio
charging/power adapter.
4. Connect the Noise Filter accessory lead labeled PTT to the Control Box socket labeled
PTT; this is a dual lead, insert the 2.5mm pin.
5. Connect the Noise Filter accessory lead labeled PTT to the Push To Talk button; this
is a dual lead, insert the Push To Talk button 2.5mm pin.
 Proceed with standard BikerCom setup.

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Noise Filter Accessory Continued…
Push To Talk Button
Connect the
Push To Talk Button.
Control Box PTT
Connect to the
Control Box PTT socket.
Two Way Radio
Connect the
Two Way Radio charging/pow er adapter.
Power Cable
Connect to the Power Cable.
Control Box
Connect to the
Control Box Power Cable.
Image not to scale.
CONNECTING WIRED DEVICES TO THE CONTROL BOX
CONNECTING THE PUSH TO TALK BUTTON
The Push To Talk Button activates transmission of the Rider and/or Passenger’s voice over
the Two Way Radio.
To connect the PTT Button to the Control Box complete the following steps:
1. Ensure that the Control Box is in Power Off mode.
2. Insert the PTT Button Connection Cable 2.5mm pin into the Control Box socket
labeled PTT.
3. Using the PTT Adhesive Pad affix the PTT Button to the left handlebar grip in a
position that is easily accessible with your left thumb.
NOTE: Continuous and repetitious activation of the PTT Button may cause malfunction and
require the BikerCom system to be restarted.