Livall Helmetphone RS1 User manual

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Helmetphone RS1
智能滑雪头盔
Smart Ski Helmet
R
快速入门指南
Quick Start Guide

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温度调节
通风口
防雾化通风口
“+”键 (**)
充电插口
耳罩组件 (*)
（含喇叭 &MIC）
“-”键 (**)
PTT 键
开关机键 (**)
MIC
喇叭
注：
( * ) 防丢提示音。
(**) 按任意键（+ / - / ）均可接听电话。
扫描二维码或手
机应用市场搜寻
“来啊滑雪”APP，
下载并安装

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对讲
连接 APP 后进入组队，长按 PTT 键，
听到“叮”提示音，进入语音发送状态，
即可按住开始说话，松开 PTT 键是语
音结束状态。
注：PTT 按下有“叮”提示音，松开有
“叮”的结束提示音。
1. 在手机上打开“来啊滑雪”APP，注册并登陆
APP，按照 APP 提示点击连接雪盔，并完成蓝牙连
接；蓝牙名称为“Helmetphone-RS”。
2. 蓝牙连接成功后返回 APP，蓝牙电话、群组对讲、
双向防丢及 SOS 功能全部开启。
注：雪盔连接成功后，建议修改设备名称便于识别。
蓝牙连接 在蓝牙耳机连接上手机时，即可通过头盔主控的任意
键接听电话。
当手机与雪盔距离过大时（空旷环境下＞ 15 米），
手机 APP 和雪盔会发出报警声。
1. 在 APP 的“我”界面设置紧急联系人。
2. 在使用 APP 的条件下，如遇意外摔倒，系统自动
触发 SOS 报警功能。
接听电话：短按任意键 (+/-/ )
拒接 / 挂断电话：
长按任意键 >1.3 秒 (+/-/ )
电话
插上 USB 电源，指示灯 闪烁，进入充电状态；充
满后指示灯 自动熄灭。
充电
双向防丢
SOS
[ 开机 ] 长按开关机键 （约 3s），直至听到
开机语音提示 , 指示灯亮起，开机成功。
[ 关机 ] 长按开关机键 （约 3s），直至听到
关机语音提示 , 指示灯熄灭，关机成功。
开/关机

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声音：麦克风 -35dB、D27mmx2 32Ω，高保真扬声器，10mW
蓝牙：BT4.2+BLE4.2，最大 6mW
蓝牙距离： 最大 10 米
对讲距离：参考手机网络
充电接口： Micro USB
电气参数： DC 5V/1A
电池：3.7V/1000mAh，充电约 2 小时
续航时间： 对讲最长 16 小时，待机时长约 48 小时
使用温度：建议在 -20℃～ 40℃环境下使用电子功能
LIVALL 官方网站： www.livall.com
技术规格

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( * ) Anti-loss alarm.
(**) Press any button “+ / - / ”to answer the phone.
Download the LIVALL Ski APP
Temperature Adjustment
Vents
Anti-fog Vents
“+”button(**)
Earpads(*)
(Speaker & MIC inside)
ON/OFF (**)
MIC
Speaker
“-”button(**)
Push to Talk
Micro USB

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Hold the button for 3 seconds until you hear the power on
voice prompt and the indicator light turns on.
Power On/O󽗈
Hold the button for 3 seconds until you hear the power o󽗈
voice prompt and the indicator light turns o󽗈.
Push to Talk
（Through App）
Log in to the LIVALL Skiing App and enter the Group
interface, hold down the PPT button until you hear
the ‘DING’ voice prompt, press and hold the PPT
button to talk, release the button to stop.
Note: There will be “DING” voice prompt when
press or release the PPT button.
1. Run the LIVALL Skiing App on your phone, register and log in.
Click to connect the helmet, then connect Bluetooth according
to the Quick Connect Guide. The Bluetooth device name is
Helmetphone-RS.
2. Once paired, return to the LIVALL Skiing App. Functions such as
Bluetooh phone, Walkie-Talkie, Anti-Loss alarm and SOS alert are
all enabled.
Note: Once the helmet is connected, it is recommended to
rename it for identi󽗉cation.
Once the Bluetooth Headset is connected to your mobile
phone, press any button on the helmet to answer the
phone call.
Answer Phone Call: press any key (+/-/ )
Decline/End Call: hold down any key for >1.3s (+/-/ )
Bluetooth Paring One Button Answer
Plug the USB charger in. The indicator light will blink when
charging. The indicator light will turn o󽗈 automatically when
fully charged.
Charging
When the distance between your phone and the helmet is
greater than 15 meters (open space), the LIVALL Skiing App and
the helmet will alarm simultaneously.
1. Set your emergency contacts in the interface part of the LIVALL
Skiing App.
2. When the APP is running, the system will automatically trigger
the SOS alert and notify your emergency contacts when there is
an accident.
Anti-Loss Alarm
SOS Alert

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Voice：Mic-35dB, D27mm x2 32Ω ，10mW
RF：BT4.2+BLE4.2 Max. 6mW
Bluetooth ：Max. 10m if no obstruction to Bluetooth
Intercom range：No distance limit by mobile data
Charging port：Micro USB, DC 5V/1A, charging time Approx. 2hrs
Battery capacity：3.7V/1000mAh, 16 hours for walkie-talkie, 48 hours for standby only
Usage temperature：-20℃~ 40℃ is recommended for electronic functions
Technical Specifications
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 provide 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 or television reception, which can be determined by turning
the equipment o󽗈 and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit di󽗈erent from that to which the receiver is onnected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Changes or modi󽗉cations not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate
the equipment. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

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if subjected to a severe impact or blow, the helmet should be destroyed and replaced even if it appears undamaged. A helmet can only
provide a level of protection for areas that it covers. It does not protect your neck. Do not make any attachments to this helmet, other
than those recommended by the manufacturer. Doing so voids all warranties and a󽗈ect the helmet’s performance. The helmet may be
damaged by paints, solvent, bleaches or strong detergents, sometimes invisibly.
CLEANING
Wipe only with a soft damp cloth in gentle soap or mild detergent in cold water, rinse by wiping with a soft cloth damped in cold water
and dry with a soft cloth. Comfort padding can be removed and hand washed and air dried. Common substances applied to this
product (solvent, cleaners, hair tonics, paint, adhesives etc.) can cause damage that may be invisible to the user and compromise the
e󽗈ectiveness/safety of your LIVALL helmet.
The following European and North American Standards have been used in the evaluation of this product:
- EN 1077 A or EN 1077 B. Class A and B helmets are for alpine skiers, snowboarders and similar groups. Class A helmets o󽗈er
comparatively more protection. Class B helmets may o󽗈er greater ventilation and better hearing, but protect a smaller area of the
head and give a lesser degree of protection from penetration.
- ASTM F2040 – American National Standard Speci󽗉cation for Helmets Used for Recreational Snow Sports
USE
Helmet for alpine skiers and snowboarders. For use in non-motorized recreational snow sports only.
WARNING
This helmet should not be used by children while climbing or doing other activities when there is a risk of strangulation/hanging if
the child gets trapped with the helmet. It is important that the helmet 󽗉ts your head properly and that it is correctly buckled. While no
helmet can prevent all head injuries, use of a helmet, taking lessons, riding responsibly and within your abilities, and common sense,
can together signi󽗉cantly reduce the risk of catastrophic head injury and death. However, accidents, serious injuries or death can
occur even if the helmet is properly used. LIVALL makes no claim that this helmet will eliminate all possibilities of injury. This helmet is
designed to absorb shock by partial destruction of the energy absorbing liner. This damage may not be visible to the user. Therefore,

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STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION
Do not expose your helmet to impact or external force during transport. Store it in a dry place away from any source of heat like a hot
radiator or sunshine through a car window. If your helmet melts it is not covered by our warranty.
MAINTENANCE AND OBSOLESCENCE
For maximum performance, your LIVALL product must be inspected prior to each use. Stop using the helmet if any components show
signs of damage or are worn, cracked, and/or deformed, or if the inside foam has deteriorated. Helmets have a limited life span in use
and should be replaced every three (3) years under normal use conditions, but at the latest after 5 years from
date of manufacture (see product label). If you know or suspect that your helmet has been damaged or exposed to any abnormal force,
return the product to the seller for inspection or destroy and replace it. Please dispose of it in an environmentally-friendly manner. Do
not make any modi󽗉cations to the helmet, this includes the outer shell, the inner EPS liner or chin strap, any modi󽗉cations will void all
warranties and a󽗈ect the helmet’s performance.
FITTING INSTRUCTIONS
To attain maximum protection and comfort, choose the correct helmet size. It should sit 󽗉rmly without pressing or cha󽗉ng. It is
important that the helmet can neither ride up your forehead nor be pushed down over your eyes.
PLEASE CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING GUIDELINES FOR A PROPER FIT OF THE HELMET.
1. Put on the helmet in a manner so that it sits straight on your head and covers your forehead, without blocking your vision. The helmet
should 󽗉t comfortably; so that it holds onto your head as you move it front and back, as well as side-to-side.
2. The comfort pads inside the helmet should exert 󽗉rm, even, but comfortable pressure against your head. The helmet 󽗉ts well if the pads
are in contact with all sides of your head around the helmets interior. A helmet that 󽗉ts well also 󽗉ts comfortably without being too tight.
3. When you are satis󽗉ed with the 󽗉t, tighten the chin strap so it 󽗉ts snug and make sure the buckle locks securely and that the straps do not
slip. If your straps aren’t adjusted right, your helmet won’t stay on properly. The loose ends of the strap must loop back up through the
rubber „0“ ring.

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4. To adjust the position of the straps, hold one end of the chin buckle in one hand and slide the adjuster up or down the strap as
necessary, to create a balanced and even „Y“ shape underneath the ears. Position the buckle away from your jaw bone. It should not
be possible to remove the helmet without opening the chin strap. If you can roll the helmet o󽗈 in front or back, or roll it so it blocks your
vision or exposes your forehead, it does not 󽗉t correctly and should be re-adjusted.