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Smart Helmet EVO21
Quick Start Guide
& Warranty Information
1
I.Introduction
Welcome to the User Guide for LIVALL smart helmets. This Guide will help you better use this product. With
continuous improvements of our products, this Guide will be updated from time to time. You can access the latest
version and learn more about the helmet on www.livall.com.
Front Lights
Note: The picture is for reference only. If the actual product appears dierent from the picture, the real product shall prevail.
Chinstrap Tension adjuster
Taillight
Magnetic USB charging portPower Switch
II. Packing List
Smart Helmet x 1 Bling Remote Controller BR80 x 1
Quick Start Guide & Warranty Information x 1 Magnetic USB charging cable x 1
Front Back
2
III. Wearing Instructions
IncorrectIncorrect Correct
Adjust the length of
the chinstrap Leave a gap as thick
as one nger Correctly position
the helmet Check whether the
buckle is properly
fastened
3
Turn On Your Helmet
Battery Status
Connect the Remote Control BR80 (Control the Turning Signals)
For the rst time to use, press the power on
button located at the back of the helmet,
once the tail lights illuminate the smart
helmet is on.
Remaining battery level is shown by the number of light beads in the middle of the tail, that is displayed when a
helmet is initially turned on. Full battery is indicated when all of the light beads are on.
Hold the button
Note: If it cannot be activated successfully,
please charge it and try again.
Turn on the BR80. Within the
distance of 30cm between the
BR80 and the helmet
Within 30cm
It will automatically connect
to the helmet.
1) First connection
IV. Operation Instructions
4
Automatic Standby
Automatic Wake Up
After the helmet powers on and stays stationary for a while, it will automatically begin saving power by going into
sleep mode. When the tail light is o, without user interaction, the helmet is in sleep mode.
To wake up the helmet, shake it several times until the tail lights illuminate.
Note: If the helmet does not wake up, make sure the battery levels are adequate.
Put the power-on BR80 close to
the main control of the helmet,
and the warning light flashes
three times per second, indicating
that there is a BR80 that needs to
be connected to the helmet.
Press the power button of the
helmet within 10s to conrm the
connection of the BR80.
Then the tail light of the helmet
will continue to flash in the light
mode before connection. After
connected successfully, the left
turn signal or right turn signal can
be realized by the BR80.
2) Replacing device (When the original BR80 lost or damaged)
Note:
A. The left and right turn signal of the helmet can be controlled by the BR80’s left (L) and right (R) buttons;
B. Except for the left (L) and right (R) buttons of BR80 and the red conrmation button in the middle of BR80,
other keys are not needed for the time being.
5
Adaptive lighting(The feature is enabled by default and can be closed by the app.)
Brake warning light
Lighting Mode
Connect With Your Phone
When the helmet is powered on during the day or in a bright environment, only the central LED light will keep
ashing, other LED lights will turn o automatically. During the night, or in a dark environment, the whole taillight
will keep ashing.
When the helmet detects a smooth deceleration, the whole taillight will light up for several seconds to warn the
vehicles behind.
Note: When the helmet shakes too heavy, the built-in sensor detects obvious deceleration to trigger the warning light always
on, which is normal.
After the helmet is turned on, press the power button for a second to switch between the three lighting modes.
1) Download the LIVALL
Riding App on your
smartphone app store;
2) Turn on the Bluetooth on your
phone and turn on the helmet;
3) Click "Device" in the LIVALL Riding app,
then pair the helmet with your phone
through the app by clicking "Helmet." After
a successful connection, "Helmet" will
display "EVO21".
Helmetphone
6
SOS Alert(need to be connected to LIVALL Riding APP)
Power o
Charge
The helmet has a fall detection sensor which sends a signal to the LIVALL Riding APP via Bluetooth technology when
a fall is detected. Then the APP will send an SOS message to a pre-arranged emergency contact.
Hold the power button at the back of the
helmet for several seconds until all the LED
taillight turns o.
When the soft rubber lid with “ ” image is opened, the Magnetic charging port will be seen. Insert a USB cable
into the USB Charging cable interface of the helmet. Charging starts when the middle area LEDs light up. During
charging, when the middle area LEDs stop blinking and turns o, charging is completed.
Tips: In order to ensure a stable Bluetooth connection whilst riding, use a smartphone holder and place the phone on
your handlebars .
“”button
Open the soft rubber
7
EVO21 Product Feature List
NO Function NO Function
1Automatic Standby 6Lighting Mode
2Automatic Wake Up 7Turn light
3Battery Status 8Brake warning light
4Adaptive Lighting 9SOS Alert
5Front light
Kind Reminder: Please refer to the Quick Start Guide for more details about the functions.
V.Considerations
1. The helmet contains electronic parts inside. Please do not take a long ride in the rain although the helmet can
prevent the rain from splashing.
2. After the helmet gets wet in the rain, the water droplets might occur in the chimney of tail LED lights. The water
droplets will disappear when you put the helmet under the ventilation environment for 1-2 days.
3. The helmet contains the battery .The battery capacity varies with temperature change. The battery life can decay
when the helmet is used at low temperatures or below Zero degrees Celsius.
4. If the electronic functions do not work, please charge the helmet for 3 hours and then check if it works normally.
5. The helmet contains impact detection devices. Only if you connect your helmet with LIVALL Riding App and
start ride mode on the App, when your helmet suers from the heavy impact, SOS alert feature can be triggered.
Your emergency contacts set on LIVALL Riding App can accordingly receive your SOS messages.
8
Note:
1. Problems such as network anomalies, may result in the failure to successfully send or receive SOS messages.
2. To maintain ecient battery life, it is recommended that the helmet be fully charged before any long-term
storage (six months to one year).
6. Trying to clean the golden colour contacts of the charging plug sheet with metal or hard tools such as blades or
tweezers is strictly forbidden. Please use cotton swabs with clean water or alcohol in case of cleaning. Please make
sure the charging plug is clean and try while charging the helmet.
7. The built-in battery is forbidden to be disassembled, squeezed, heated or burned. It is also forbidden to use
screwdrivers and other sharp devices breaking down or prying apart the battery. The above operations may make
the battery caught re.
8. Please do not place the helmet with sharp objects, avoiding to damage the helmet.
VI.Technical Specications
Notes: The above data is measured by LIVALL in a controlled environment, with room temperature at 25°C and
specic light patterns. The actual data might be dierent according to the environment.
Charging port : Magnetic USB Electricity parameter : DC 5V/1A
Battery : 3.7V/600mAh Charging time : About 3hours
Waterproof class : IPX5 Battery life : about 10 hrs in the default Light Mode
Temperature: Storage Temperature: -20°C ~45°C. Temperature for use: 0°C~40°C. Temperature while charging:
0°C~40°C.
9
Performance standards:
USA: CPSC1203:1998, FCC Part 15 Rules
Europe: EN 1078: 2012+A1:2012
During the usage, if the following troubles occur, please charge the product according to quick guide of the
model(the helmet can be reset during the charging). If the problems still can not be solved, please contact the after-
sales service center. (After-sales email: [email protected])
Faults:
1. Can not be charged or turn-o normally;
2. The helmet is turn on, but the lights and other functions can not work normally.
3. After power on, it turns o automatically in a short time without reason.
Note: Please refer to the quick guide of the specific model for function details.
VII. Electronic functions troubleshooting
VIII.Instructions for Use and Care
1. That the helmet can only protect if it ts well and that the buyer should try dierent sizes and choose the size
which feels secure and comfortable on the head.
2. That the helmet should be adjusted to t the user e.g. the straps positioned so that they do not cover the ears, the
buckle positioned away from the jawbone and the straps and buckle adjusted to be both comfortable and rm.
3. How the helmet should be position on the head to ensure the intended protection is provided (e.g. that it should
be placed so as to protect the forehead and not be pushed too far over the back of the head.)
4. That a helmet cannot always protect against injury.
5. That a helmet subjected to a severe impact should be discarded and destroyed.
6. A statement of the danger of modifying or removing any of the original component parts of the helmet other
than as recommended by the manufacturer, and that helmets should not be adapted for the purpose of fitting