Cardo Systems SMARTH User manual

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Table of Contents
1. Introduction 6
1.1 Abbreviations 6
2. Charging the SMARTH 7
3. Getting Started 8
3.1 Getting to Know Your Headset 8
3.2 Switching Your Headset On/Off 8
3.3 Different Ways to Operate Your SMARTH 8
3.4 Basic Functions 9
3.5 Pairing Your Headset to Bluetooth Devices 9
3.5.1 Pairing through the Headset Buttons 9
3.5.2 Pairing through the Headset Voice-Assisted Menu 10
3.6 Pairing the Bluetooth Intercom 11
3.6.1 Pairing the Bluetooth Intercom to other Cardo Headsets 11
3.6.2 Pairing the Bluetooth Intercom to non-Cardo Headsets 12
3.7 Using One+8 Intercom 14
3.7.1 Managing Your One+8 Intercom Buddy List 14
4. Before You Ride 16
4.1 Configuring Your SMARTH through Cardo SmartSet 17
4.1.1 Configuring Your SMARTH Basic Settings 18
4.1.2 Configuring Speed Dial Numbers 19
4.1.3 Configuring Your FM Radio Manually 20
4.1.4 Configuring Your FM Radio Using Auto Tuning 21
4.1.5 Configuring FM Radio RDS Retuning through Cardo SmartSet 23
4.2 Configuring Your SMARTH through the Cardo Community 23
4.2.1 Installing the Cardo Updater on Your Computer 23
4.2.2 Configuring Your SMARTH Basic Settings 24
4.2.3 Configuring Your FM Radio through Cardo Cardo Community 24
4.2.4 Upgrading Firmware for New Features 25
4.3 Configuring Your SMARTH through the Headset Voice-Assisted Menus 25
4.4 Checking Battery Status through Cardo SmartSet 25
4.5 Setting the Default Mobile Phone 26
4.6 Using Voice Commands 27
4.7 Creating Groups for DMC Intercom 28
4.7.1 Starting DMC intercom Groups 28
4.7.2 Joining DMC intercom Groups 29

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4.7.3 Leaving DMC intercom Groups 30
4.7.4 Deleting DMC intercom Groups 31
4.7.5 Switching to Bluetooth Intercom 31
5. On the Road 32
5.1 Making and Receiving Phone Calls 32
5.1.1 Making Phone Calls 32
5.1.2 Answering Phone Calls 32
5.1.3 Rejecting Phone Calls 33
5.1.4 Ending Phone Calls 33
5.1.5 Toggling Between Two Calls on Two Mobile Phones Paired to Your Headset 33
5.1.6 Disconnecting the Current Call and Switching To The Second Call 33
5.2 Using DMC intercom 34
5.2.1 Muting DMC intercom Groups 34
5.2.2 Unmuting DMC intercom Groups 34
5.2.3 Streaming Music in DMC intercom Mode 35
5.2.3.1 Background Audio Level and Audio Source Priorities 35
5.3 Making and Receiving Bluetooth Intercom Calls 35
5.3.1 Receiving Bluetooth Intercom Calls 36
5.3.2 Bluetooth Intercom Busy Signal 36
5.3.3 Click-To-Link Calls 36
5.3.3.1 Incoming Click-to-Link Intercom Calls 37
5.4 Making and Receiving One+8 Intercom Calls 37
5.4.1.1 Making One+8 Intercom Calls 37
5.4.1.2 Receiving One+8 Intercom Calls 38
5.4.1.3 Ending One+8 intercom call 38
5.5 Listening to Music and Radio 38
5.5.1 Listening to Music 38
5.5.1.1 Switching Music Sources 39
5.5.2 Listening to FM Radio 40
5.5.3 Sharing Music and Radio 41
5.5.4 Audio Source Priorities 43
6. Troubleshooting 44
6.1 Soft Reset 44
6.2 Reset Pairing 44
6.3 Reset to Factory Settings 44
6.4 FAQ 44

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7. Support 45
8. Glossary 46
Appendix A. Modes and Events SMARTH 47

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1. Introduction
1. Introduction
Thank you for choosing the Cardo SMARTH Bluetooth® communication and entertainment system for motorcycle
helmets.
This Manual describes the features of your SMARTH and how to use them.
We wish you a great SMARTH experience with your SMARTH and encourage you to write to us at
[e-mail] regarding any questions, suggestions or comments you may have.
If you have not yet installed the SMARTH headset in your helmet, please install it as described in the SMARTH
Installation Guide provided in the package.
1.1 Abbreviations
The following abbreviations are used in this manual:
Abbreviation
Description
A2DP
Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (Bluetooth profile)
AGC
Automatic Gain Control
IC
Intercom
RDS
Radio Data System
VOX
Voice Operated Control

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2. Charging the SMARTH
2. Charging the SMARTH
To charge the SMARTH:
1. Connect the USB cable Type A plug to either the wall charger supplied with your SMARTH, or to a computer USB
port.
2. Connect the USB cable Type B plug to the SMARTH USB port.
During charging, the LED indicates charging status as follows:
● red LED on - charging
● red LED off - charging complete
Make sure that your SMARTH battery is fully charged for at least 4 hours before initial use.
Charging with the wall charger is faster than via a computer USB port.
Charging your headset switches it off automatically. To use your headset while it is being charged, switch it on.
(see Section 3.2 - Switching Your Headset On/Off).

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3. Getting Started
3. Getting Started
3.1 Getting to Know Your Headset
The SMARTH headset has the following items for operating the unit:
3.2 Switching Your Headset On/Off
To switch your SMARTH on:
● Tap ~Audio and ~Phone. The speaker plays an ascending tone and a voice message "Hello SMARTH".
The LED confirms your SMARTH is on:
■ Normal and low battery states - LED flashes blue three times.
■ Charging - LED flashes purple three times.
To switch your SMARTH off:
● Tap ~Audio and ~Phone. The speaker plays a descending tone and a voice message "Goodbye".
3.3 Different Ways to Operate Your SMARTH
You can operate the various features by any of the following methods:
● Pressing a button or combination of buttons on the headset.
● Using the SmartSet app on your mobile device (once it is paired with the headset).
● Using the Voice-Assisted Menu in combination with either headset buttons or with the VOX (by saying a word
loudly, see the note below).
● Automatic voice recognition (by saying a command, for example "radio on").
This manual describes the most suitable method or methods to operate each feature.
LEDs indicates modes and events for the battery states. For more information, see Modes and Events SMARTH
You hear voice announcements on your headset for mode changes and events.
VOX (voice operated control) is for hands free operation of your SMARTH. You can say a word or phrase loudly and
your SMARTH performs that function. You can also adjust VOX sensitivity for the microphone, see "Configuring
Your SMARTH Basic Settings" on page 18
Connecting your headset to a charge switches off the headset.

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3.4 Basic Functions
To turn the volume up for current audio source:
● Tap ~Volume Up.
With each tap, a louder tone is played on the speaker.
To turn the volume down for current audio source:
● Tap ~Volume Down.
With each tap, a quieter tone is played on the speaker.
To mute the microphone completely and lower the speaker volume for the current state:
● Tap ~Volume Up and ~Volume Down.
The red LED comes on for 2 seconds and a descending tone is played on the speaker.
3.5 Pairing Your Headset to Bluetooth Devices
Your SMARTH has two Bluetooth channels for connection to mobile phones, GPS devices and music players with A2DP.
To connect your SMARTH to a Bluetooth device, you must first pair them. Once paired, they automatically recognize
each other whenever they are within range (10m / 33ft).
3.5.1 Pairing through the Headset Buttons
To pair Bluetooth channel 1 to a device:
1. Enable Bluetooth on the device.
2. Press ~Phone for 5 seconds.
3. Search for Bluetooth devices on your device as described in your device's instructions.
4. After a few seconds the device lists your SMARTH. Select it.
5. If prompted for a PIN or Passkey, enter 0000 (four zeros).
6. The device confirms that pairing has succeeded and the LED flashes purple for 2 seconds.
To pair Bluetooth channel 2 to another device:
1. Enable Bluetooth on the device.
2. Press ~Audio for 5 seconds.
3. Tap ~Phone twice until the LED start flashing red and green.
4. Search for Bluetooth devices on your device as described in your device's instructions.
5. After a few seconds the device lists your SMARTH. Select it.
6. If prompted for a PIN or Passkey, enter 0000 (four zeros).
7. The device confirms that pairing has succeeded and the LED flashes purple for 2 seconds.
You can automatically adjust your volume to reduce noise by using AGC (automatic gain control). AGC adjusts your
volume according to ambient noise and riding speed. You can also adjust AGC sensitivity, see "Configuring Your
SMARTH Basic Settings" on page 18.
If you are pairing more than one device, Cardo recommends that you pair the mobile phone to channel 1, and the
GPS or music player to channel 2.

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To pair a Bluetooth channel to a GPS device:
1. Enable Bluetooth on the device.
2. Press ~Phone for 5 seconds.
3. Tap ~Volume Up.
4. The device confirms that pairing has succeeded and the LED flashes purple for 2 seconds.
To cancel the pairing process:
● Press ~Phone until the LED stops flashing red and blue or green and blue.
To reset all Bluetooth device pairing:
1. Press ~ and ~Phone for 5 seconds and your SMARTH LED confirms pairing reset:
■ Normal and low battery states - LED flashes purple slowly 5 times.
■ Charging - LED flashes purple and red slowly 5 times.
3.5.2 Pairing through the Headset Voice-Assisted Menu
To pair your SMARTH with Cardo headsets through the headset voice-assisted menu:
1. Tap ~ and ~Volume Up twice.
2. When the voice-assisted menu reaches "Advanced Features", tap ~ or use VOX.
3. When the voice-assisted menu reaches the required option, tap ~ or use VOX.
If you want to pair the GPS device to Bluetooth channel 2, tap ~Phone twice.
If pairing is not completed within 2 minutes, the headset automatically returnsto Standby.
If you have paired two different mobile phones directly to your SMARTH, set one as default for making calls
(see "Setting the Default Mobile Phone" on page 26).
If your GPS supports it, you can pair the second mobile phone directly to the GPS and then pair the GPS to
your SMARTH, and so connect both mobile phones and the GPS to your SMARTH.
Not all Bluetooth mobile phones broadcast Bluetooth Stereo music (A2DP), even if the phone has an MP3
player function. Consult your mobile phone’s user manual for more information.
Not all Bluetooth GPS devices allow connection to Bluetooth audio devices. Consult your GPS User Manual for
more information.
To reset all Bluetooth intercom pairing, select the menu option "Reset Mobiles and GPS Pairing".

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3.6 Pairing the Bluetooth Intercom
The SMARTH allows full-duplex Bluetooth intercom communication for chatting with up to three riders on Cardo or
non-Cardo devices.
To connect your SMARTH to another device with a Bluetooth intercom, you must first pair their channels. Once paired,
the headsets automatically recognize each other whenever they are in range (line of sight up to 1.2 km / 3,900 ft
subject to terrain).
3.6.1 Pairing the Bluetooth Intercom to other Cardo Headsets
To pair your SMARTH with Cardo headsets through the headset buttons:
1. Confirm your SMARTH is in Bluetooth intercom mode:
■ Normal battery state - LED flashes blue slowly.
■ Low battery state - LED flashes red slowly.
■ Charging - LED flashes purpleslowly.
2. On your headset, press ~ for 5 seconds.
3. Select the Bluetooth intercom channel you would like to pair:
■ Channel A - do not tap anything (default channel).
■ Channel B - tap ~ twice.
4. On the other Cardo headset, activate Bluetooth pairing mode (see the other Cardo headset user manual).
5. The device confirms that pairing has succeeded and the LED flashes purple for 2 seconds.
To pair your SMARTH with Cardo headsets through SmartSet:
1. Confirm your SMARTH is in Bluetooth intercom mode:
■ Normal battery state - LED flashes blue slowly.
■ Low battery state - LED flashes red slowly.
Pairing a channel replaces any existing paired device on that channel with the new device.
If you have purchased the SMARTH MultiSet, the retail package contains two prepaired units configured to
communicate on Channel A.
Your SMARTH is compatible with most Cardo models for Bluetooth intercom calls. In addition, it is also
compatible with the Schuberth SRC-System™. Intercom range with other models is limited to the distance of
the device with the shorter range.
For details on how to pair and use your SMARTH with other SMARTH models, go to
www.cardosystems.com/compatibility.
If your SMARTH is not in Bluetooth intercom mode, press ~Intercom and ~Audio. For more information see,
"Switching to Bluetooth Intercom" on page 31.
To cancel the pairing process, press ~Phone until the LED stops flashing.
If pairing is not completed within 2 minutes, the headset automatically returnsto Standby.
To reset all Bluetooth intercom pairing, while in Bluetooth intercom pairing mode, press ~ and ~Phone for 2
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■ Charging - LED flashes purpleslowly.
2. Open SmartSet and tap .
3. Tap Bluetooth
4. Tap Add for the required channel. and follow the on screen menus.
To pair your SMARTH with Cardo headsets through the headset voice-assisted menu:
1. Confirm your SMARTH is in Bluetooth intercom mode:
■ Normal battery state - LED flashes blue slowly.
■ Low battery state - LED flashes red slowly.
■ Charging - LED flashes purpleslowly.
2. Tap ~ and ~Volume Up twice.
3. When the voice-assisted menu reaches "Advanced Features", tap ~ or use VOX.
4. When the voice-assisted menu reaches your required option ("Pair Intercom A", "Pair Intercom B", or "Pair
Intercom C"), tap ~ or use VOX.
3.6.2 Pairing the Bluetooth Intercom to non-Cardo Headsets
The Cardo gateway enables Cardo headsets to connect to non-Cardo over Bluetooth.
To pair your SMARTH with non- Cardo headsets through the headset buttons:
1. Confirm your SMARTH is in Bluetooth intercom mode:
■ Normal battery state - LED flashes blue slowly.
■ Low battery state - LED flashes red slowly.
■ Charging - LED flashes purpleslowly.
2. On your headset, press ~ for 5 seconds.
3. Select the Bluetooth intercom channel you would like to pair:
■ Channel A - do not tap anything (default channel).
■ Channel B - tap ~ twice.
4. Tap ~Phone to activate the Cardo gateway.
If your SMARTH is not in Bluetooth intercom mode, press ~Intercom and ~Audio. For more information see,
"Switching to Bluetooth Intercom" on page 31.
To reset all Bluetooth intercom pairing, tap Delete all.
If your SMARTH is not in Bluetooth intercom mode, press ~Intercom and ~Audio. For more information see,
"Switching to Bluetooth Intercom" on page 31.
To reset all Bluetooth intercom pairing, select the menu option "Reset Channel A & B Pairing".
If your SMARTH is not in Bluetooth intercom mode, press ~Intercom and ~Audio. For more information see,
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5. On the non-Cardo headset, activate Bluetooth pairing mode (see the non- Cardo headset usermanual).
6. The device confirms that pairing has succeeded and the LED flashes purple for 2 seconds.
To pair your SMARTH with non-Cardo headsets through SmartSet:
1. Confirm your SMARTH is in Bluetooth intercom mode:
■ Normal battery state - LED flashes blue slowly.
■ Low battery state - LED flashes red slowly.
■ Charging - LED flashes purpleslowly.
2. Open SmartSet and tap .
3. Tap Bluetooth.
4. Tap Add for the required channel. and follow the on screen menus.
To pair your SMARTH with non- Cardo headsets through the headset voice-assisted menu:
1. Confirm your SMARTH is in Bluetooth intercom mode:
■ Normal battery state - LED flashes blue slowly.
■ Low battery state - LED flashes red slowly.
■ Charging - LED flashes purpleslowly.
2. Tap ~ and ~Volume Up twice.
3. When the voice-assisted menu reaches "Advanced Features", tap ~ or use VOX.
4. When the voice-assisted menu reaches your required option ("Pair Mobile phone to Channel 1", "Pair Mobile
phone to Channel 2", or "Pair GPS to Channel 1 ), tap ~ or use VOX.
To cancel the pairing process, press ~Phone until the LED stops flashing.
If pairing is not completed within 2 minutes, the headset automatically returnsto Standby.
To reset all Bluetooth intercom pairing, while in Bluetooth intercom pairing mode, press ~ and ~Phone for 2
seconds.
If your SMARTH is not in Bluetooth intercom mode, press ~Intercom and ~Audio. For more information see,
"Switching to Bluetooth Intercom" on page 31.
To reset all Bluetooth intercom pairing, tap Delete all.
When using voice-assisted menus, you can only pair through Channel B.
If your SMARTH is not in Bluetooth intercom mode, press ~Intercom and ~Audio. For more information see,
"Switching to Bluetooth Intercom" on page 31.
To reset all Bluetooth intercom pairing, select the menu option "Reset Channel A & B Pairing".

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3.7 Using One+8 Intercom
You can use One+8 Intercom for conference calls with up to 8 riders. The riders are called "buddies". You preset your
buddies in your "buddy list" with any name you chose. You can connect with your buddies directly using a buddy name
on your buddy list.
If your buddy is not in intercom range, One+1 Intercom automatically makes a phone to the buddy. You use Cardo
Community to set each buddy's phone number.
3.7.1 Managing Your One+8 Intercom Buddy List
You must add riders to your One+1 buddy list before using One+8 Intercom.
To add a buddy to your One+8 buddy list:
● To use Cardo Community:
● To use the headset buttons:
a. Make sure that your headset is paired to the mobile device on which SmartSet is installed.
b. Tap ~Intercom and ~Volume Up for 5 seconds.
c. xxx
● To use SmartSet:
a. Make sure that your headset is paired to the mobile device on which SmartSet is installed.
b. Tap .
c. Tap Bluetooth.
d. In BUDDIES, tap . xxx
e. SmartSet prompts you to confirm you are entering Buddy Pairing mode. Tap YES.
To change a buddy on your One+8 buddy list:
● To use the headset buttons:
● To use SmartSet:
a. Make sure that your headset is paired to the mobile device on which SmartSet is installed.
b. Tap .
c. Tap Bluetooth.
d. In BUDDIES, tap xxx. xxx
e. xxx
● To use the headset voice-assisted menu:
To remove a buddy from your One+8 buddy list:
● To use the headset buttons:
You add yourself to the buddy list so other riders on the buddy list can call you.
If your SMARTH is not in Bluetooth intercom mode, SmartSet prompts you to change to Bluetooth intercom. Tap
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● To use SmartSet:
a. Make sure that your headset is paired to the mobile device on which SmartSet is installed.
b. Tap .
c. Tap Bluetooth.
d. In BUDDIES, tap xxx. xxx
e. xxx
● To use the headset voice-assisted menu:

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4. Before You Ride
Get the most out of your SMARTH by changing the settings and customizing your headset according to your own
personal preferences.
You can customize your SMARTH using either of the following methods:
● Cardo SmartSet App on iOS / Android (see "Configuring Your SMARTH through Cardo SmartSet" on the next page).
● Cardo Community on Windows / Mac - minimum requirements - Windows® XP™ / Mac OS X 10.8 (see
"Configuring Your SMARTH through the Cardo Community" on page 23).
● Headset buttons
● Voice-assisted menu on your device
Object
Default
Value
Description
SmartSet App
(iOS/Android)
Cardo
Community
Voice-
Assisted
Menu
AGC sensitivity for the
speakers
(Off/Low/Medium/High)
Medium
Automatic Gain Control
allowing the automatic
adjustment of volume
according to ambient noise
and riding speed.
ü
ü
ü
Audio priority
(A2DP/Bluetooth
intercom/ DMC intercom)
Intercom
Priority of audio source
playing through speakers
and preventing current
intercom call from
interruption.
ü
ü
ü
Click-to-Link settings
(Enable/Disable)
Enable
Spontaneous way to instantly
initiate one-on-one intercom
calls with other riders near
you, without being paired.
ü
ü
ü
Create, join or leave a
group of riders
Empty
DMC intercom groups. For
more information, see
"Creating Groups for
DMC Intercom" on page 28.
ü
û
ü
Download the latest
firmware upgrade
N/A
For new features, your
Cardo headset software may
periodically require
upgrades. Firmware
upgrades implement
software upgrades. For
more information, see
"Upgrading Firmware for
New Features" on page 25.
û
ü
û
FM Band
If you are in Japan, select
Japan. Otherwise, select
Worldwide.
ü
û
ü
Cardo recommends customizations and settings before setting out on the road.

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Object
Default
Value
Description
SmartSet App
(iOS/Android)
Cardo
Community
Voice-
Assisted
Menu
Intercom Mode
(DMC/Bluetooth)
Bluetooth
Intercom
DMC intercom and
Bluetooth intercom.
ü
û
ü
Intercom-to-Phone
(Enable/Disable)
Enable
Automatically divert
intercom calls to mobile
calls.
ü
ü
û
Language
According
to Your
Region
Voice-assisted menu
language.
ü
û
ü
Background Audio Level
(Enable/Disable)
N/A
xxx.
ü
û
û
RDS (Enable/Disable)
Disable
Radio Data System allows the
radio to automatically retune
to the strongest frequency
available for the FM station
you are listening to when
the signal becomes too weak
ü
ü
ü
Set speed dial numbers
Empty
Pre-set phone numbers for
automatic dialing.
ü
ü
û
Set the 6 FM radio presets
90.0
Pre-set FM radio stations for
automatic tuning.
ü
ü
û
Spoken Status
Announcements
(Enable/Disable)
Enable
Voice announcements so
you always know to whom
or to what device you are
connected.
ü
ü
ü
VOX operation
Enable
Hands-free operation using a
voice activity director.
ü
ü
ü
VOX sensitivity for the
microphone
(Low/Medium/High)
Medium
Automatically adjusts the
level of ambient noise for
your microphone while you
riding.
ü
ü
ü
4.1 Configuring Your SMARTH through Cardo SmartSet
You can configure your SMARTH through your mobile phone by installing the Cardo SmartSet available at Google Play
Store and Apple App Store.
The minimum operating system requirements for SmartSet are:
● Android: 4.0 and higher
● IOS: 10.8 and higher
VOX and AGC performance vary based on environmental conditions, including driving speed, helmet type and
ambient noise. For improved performance, minimize the wind impact on the microphone by using the large
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4.1.1 Configuring Your SMARTH Basic Settings
To configure your SMARTH through the SmartSet app:
1. Make sure that your headset is paired to the mobile device on which SmartSet is installed.
2. Open SmartSet and tap :
3. The settings screen appears.
4. Use the appropriate menu to configure your SMARTH settings:
■ - SMARTH features
* MY DEVICE - change Device Name
* LANGUAGE - set Language, enable/disable Spoken Status Announcements
* VOX - enable/disable VOX Activation, set VOX Sensitivity (low, medium, or high), set VOX Operation
(Voice command or Intercom call)
* AGC - enable/disable AGC Activation, set AGC Sensitivity (low, medium, or high)

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* FEATURES - enable/disable Click-to-link, enable/disable IC to Phone, enable/disable Background Audio
Level , set A2DP/IC Priority (A2DP or Intercom), Reset to Factory, set FM Band Region (Worldwide or
Japan)
■ - connected devices and riders, manage One+8 Buddy List
■ - sets the level for each audio source (mobile phone, intercom, music, FM, announcements,
background audio-level).
■ - DMC intercom group manager - list of groups you created, list of groups you joined, active
groups, create a New Group, Join Group an existinggroup
■ - SmartSet preferences and general information
■ - FAQ, email Cardo SUPPORT, FEEDBACK
4.1.2 Configuring Speed Dial Numbers
To configure the speed dial numbers:
1. In the Home screen, tap PHONE.
2. Press SPEED DIAL or one of until the following screen appears:
3. Enter the desired phone number and tap OK.
Streaming more than one audio source is known as parallel audio streaming.
The speed dial numbers are only available only through SmartSet.

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To configure the six FM radio preset radio stations manually:
1. In the Home screen, tap FM.
2. Press the required preset until the following screen appears:
3. Enter the desired FM station's frequency and tap OK.
4. To delete a preset station, tap DELETE in Step 2
4.1.3 Configuring Your FM Radio Manually
Your SMARTH includes a built-in FM radio with a six presets and Radio Data System (RDS). RDS allows the FM radio
to automatically retune to the strongest frequency available for the FM station you are listening to when the signal
becomes too weak.
You can configure your FM radio preset stations manually or using auto tuning. To configure the FM radio presets
using auto tuning, see "Configuring Your FM Radio Using Auto Tuning" on the next page.
To configure RDS see, "Configuring FM Radio RDS Retuning through Cardo SmartSet" on page 23.