MotoChello MC-100 User manual

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Table of Contents
Overview ..................................................................................... 01
Package contents................................................................................ 02
Built-in Features ................................................................................. 03
Your System - Customized ................................................................. 04
Connecng Devices ............................................................................ 05
Connecng Headsets.......................................................................... 06
Turning System On/O ...................................................................... 07
Baery Power / Manual Operaon .................................. 07
Accessory Power ............................................................... 07
About the Controls ............................................................................. 07
Navigang the System ....................................................................... 08
Slider controls ................................................................... 08
Screen Buons .................................................................. 08
Scrolling through pages..................................................... 09
Page Order List............................................................ 09
Using buon panel to scroll .............................................. 10
Shortcut buons ............................................................... 11
Display Buon Panel ...................................................................... 12
Source................................................................................ 12
Brightness.......................................................................... 12
Music Mute / Speaker....................................................... 12
TX (Transmit)..................................................................... 13
Arrows: Up - Down - Le - Right ....................................... 13
Volume Screen.................................................................................... 14
Music................................................................................. 14
Mic..................................................................................... 14
Radio ................................................................................. 14
Now Playing....................................................................... 15
Baery icon ....................................................................... 15
2-way Radio....................................................................... 15
Speaker icon (Music Mute) ............................................... 15

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VOX Screen ..................................................................................... 16
Mic volume........................................................................ 16
Fade control ...................................................................... 16
Rider Mic icon ................................................................... 16
Passenger Mic icon ........................................................... 16
Fade Time.......................................................................... 16
Tone Screen ..................................................................................... 17
Bass ................................................................................... 17
Treble ................................................................................ 17
Loudness ........................................................................... 17
3D Sound ........................................................................... 17
Balance Screen.................................................................................... 18
L/R slider ........................................................................... 18
F/R slider ........................................................................... 18
Baery voltage indicator................................................... 18
Set-Up Screen ..................................................................................... 19
Selecng Source Icons....................................................... 19
Calibrang Input Volumes................................................. 19
Changing the display color scheme .................................. 19
Version informaon (rmware)........................................ 19
Sengs: Save / Restore .................................................... 19
Save User Sengs....................................................... 20
Restore User Defaults ................................................. 20
Restore Factory Defaults............................................. 20
Phone Set-up..................................................................... 21
Enable phone use (through GPS) ................................ 21
GPS Phone Operaon.................................................. 21
Sources Screen.................................................................................... 22
Choosing icons .................................................................. 22
Available icons................................................................... 23
Conguring Input Volumes ................................................................ 24
Two-Way Radio Controls.................................................................... 25
RX Detect........................................................................... 25
Microphone level (outgoing) ............................................ 25
Volume control for FRS (incoming)................................... 25

FM Radio Controls .............................................................................. 26
Selecng band ................................................................... 26
Signal Strength indicator................................................... 26
Finding Channels (Staons)............................................... 26
Search Funcons ............................................................... 26
Preset Channel Buons..................................................... 27
Saving staon presets ................................................. 27
Recall Preset Channels ................................................ 27
Weather Band Radio.....................................................................................27
Quick Install Diagram....................................................................................28
Glossary .............................................................................................31
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Disclaimer and legal notices
All products are sold by MotoChello with the understanding that the purchaser
has independently determined the suitability of such products. In no event
will MotoChello be responsible for claims beyond the replacement value of the
defecve product, or in any way liable or responsible for consequenal or
incidental damages. The warranty does not cover any expenses incurred in the
removal and reinstallaon of the product or for systems that have been
modied or otherwise altered outside of our factory.
While you can easily make adjustments at any me, for safety reasons, be sure
to do so while the vehicle is stopped. MotoChello is not responsible for
damages that may occur due to inaenon while using MotoChello products.
You assume responsibility for the safe operaon of your vehicle at all mes.
Some states do not allow for the operaon of devices that use headphones,
earplugs or the like while operang a vehicle. You are responsible for knowing
the current laws and/or regulaons of your locaon and for the compliance
thereof.
MotoChello, Inc. has made every eort to provide you with the best quality product of its kind . Should you
have any quesons, issues or problems, please contact MotoChello for an answer or resoluon to your
queson or issue.
MotoChello, Inc.
P.O. Box 2110
Minden, NV 89423
775 / 782-2203
www.motochello.com
Disclaimers & Notices
WARNING
Do not aempt to enter
informaon or adjust
this device while
driving.
Failure to pay aenon
to the operaon of your
vehicle could result in
death, serious injury, or
property damage.
You assume total
responsibility and risk
for using this device.
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MotoChello, Inc. MC-100 Users Guide Page 1
Overview
The MotoChello MC-100 is a fully integrated music and
communicaon system for your motorcycle. It provides the
same kind of premium audio you enjoy in your car along with
important features unique to riding. The communicaon and
music channels are separate and clear in all condions, a
dierence you will noce immediately.
Navigang through the operaonal controls is simple and
consistent. Your MotoChello system is operated by using the
touch screen display that has been adjusted to allow for gloved hands, or with the illuminated buon panel
to the le of the screen. The Rider and Passenger installed helmet headsets and microphones aach to the
MotoChello system with quick release cables.
Once your preferences have been determined, (or you may use the default sengs), you can make quick
adjustments to music volume or conversaon levels, change FM or Weather band radio channels, search
for local channels, change audio sources and mute speakers or microphones. (When the headsets are
muted for music, you can sll converse with the intercom system).
When you have adjusted the system to your preferences, you can save your sengs as your own “defaults”
and restore to them at any me. You can also restore to the factory defaults as well.
There are Aux ports to connect up to 3 devices simultaneously as well as a port for an FRS radio. Audio
cables to connect them are included with the MC-100 system. Once connected, you can quickly select your
aached music sources from the main screen.
Typical audio sources may include an XM radio, portable CD player, MP3 player, a Garmin® Zūmo® ®
500/600 series GPS unit, radar detector or other device that connects with an audio cable. If your Garmin®®
GPS is equipped, you may use your Blue Tooth phone through the system or listen to music stored on the
GPS unit as well. It’s your opon.
Voice acvated, direconal microphones with unique ltering let you have
conversaons with your passenger while talking simultaneously and
converse with other riders (they will hear your voice, not your music). You
can hear to your GPS instrucons while listening to music or talking on
your blue tooth phone, or hear your radar detector, if connected to the
MC-100 system.
You can customize the music volume while talking and have it lower as
much, or as lile, as you choose. You have separate volume controls for
incoming and outgoing communicaons of your 2-way radio.
With the MotoChello system, there are plenty of opons to make your audio and communicaons sound
and operate just the way you want it.
The MotoChello system
uses quick release cables
to attach your headsets
to the unit to give you
true high-fidelity stereo,
the preferred choice for
great sounding music
and communications.
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Included with the MotoChello MC-100
 MotoChello audio system control box
 Touch screen Display unit with buon panel
 Ram upper handlebar mount for the display unit
 Ram lower reservoir mount to t most cycles, including Honda Goldwing, Kawasaki Concours and most
BMW’s. (RAM-309-1U) * Some cycles may require a bike specic lower mount, available from Ram
Mounts. hp://www.rammount.com/Products/MotorcycleMounts/tabid/128/Default.aspx#/wizard
 2 sets of custom, premium helmet headset assemblies with cables
 2 mul-direconal voice acvated microphone assemblies with cables
 Addional PTT (push to talk buon) for external mounng
 Complete set of cables for operaon
 Extension cables for installaon (please refer to the Installaon Instrucons for details)
 Audio cables for connecng three of your devices to the MotoChello MC-100
 FRS radio adapter cables (Midland, Cobra and Motorola)
 Installaon diagram
Note: The MotoChello system is designed to give you the best quality sound when using the complete
package which includes custom premium quality headsets and microphones. Do not use the MC-100
with any other headsets or microphones.
Note: Addional headsets (w/cable) and microphones (with cable) are available as replacement items
or for installaon in addional helmets. Also available are addional PTT (talk) buons with “Y” cable.
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Built-in features
 FM / Weather Band Radio with preset buons and staon search funcons
 Full high-delity stereo for great sounding music
 Equalizer funcons to customize bass and treble
 Dynamic music funcons that boost sound quality at lower volumes or simulate 3D sound
 Balance adjustments for le/right headset speakers
 Fader to adjust dierent volume levels for Rider and Passenger headsets
 Mung capability for one or both microphones
 Dedicated port for an FRS two-way radio
 3 Aux ports and cables to connect your audio devices and GPS unit
 The ability to equalize the volumes of your connected devices so they will be at the same level when
switching audio sources
 Volume adjustments for incoming communicaons on 2-way radios (separate from music levels)
 Superior sound ltering to greatly reduce wind, engine and other noises
 Unique radio communicaon handling so other riders clearly hear your voice, but not your music
 Adjustable screen brightness for personal preference and
changing light condions
 Choice of display color schemes
 Built in ulity to monitor your bike’s baery voltage with
screen icon indicator
 Ability to re-calibrate touch screen
 System remembers your sengs aer sleep mode or
powering down
 System can be connected to baery or accessory power
There are clearly marked connecon ports for your FRS radio and three (3) Aux ports to connect your
devices, which may include a GPS unit*, radar detector, iPod® or MP3 player, portable CD player, XM Radio
or other music source that use an audio connector.
*The MotoChello system is designed to best operate with the Garmin® Zūmo® series GPS units.
With the MotoChello MC-100 you have the opon of listening to Music from your MP3 or CD device, or MP3
songs stored in your Garmin®® GPS. You may also the Blue Tooth phone funcons through your Garmin®, if
equipped. Please refer to your Garmin® operaon manual for specic informaon on your GPS unit.
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Your System, Your Settings
You choose the music sources you want to listen to.
You control the level of sound, the balance and tone of
the headsets, and the sensivity of the microphones
while talking to your passenger or other riders.
You can quickly change volumes, turn the headsets on
or o, and mute one or both microphones, if desired,
and turn them back on at any me. If your passenger
likes a dierent volume than you, just adjust it to suit
both of you.
Your MotoChello audio system has unique ltering
system to reduce engine, wind and other sounds. When
you talk to someone, they will hear your voice, not your
music, engine or other distracng noises. You’ll be able
to communicate in a normal voice in most condions, even at highway speeds.
You can have mulple devices connected and ready to use at the same me. When you’re speaking to your
co-rider using the voice acvated microphone, the music will lower (as much or as lile as you have
dened, or you may use the default sengs) and return to your original seng when you’re nished
talking.
There are separate volume controls for both incoming messages and outgoing communicaons with a two-
way radio that can be dierent than the volume you set for listening to music. Intercom and two-way radio
communicaons are always available, even when the music has been muted (unless the microphones are
turned o).
Once installed, you can easily connect, or disconnect, devices you want to use. The available devices will
appear in the Now Playing box on the main screen so you can quickly see your system conguraon and
make adjustments as desired. A built in monitor will alert you to the status of your baery’s charging
system so there is one less accessory to have on your bike – always a bonus.
Once you have adjusted the system to your preferences, you can save them as your default sengs. With
so many choices, it’s tempng somemes to get carried away and forget where you were. If that happens,
you can simply restore to your previously saved personal default sengs or to the factory sengs, at any
me. Your sengs will remain in memory unl you replace them with new ones.
Congratulaons on your purchase of the MotoChello MC-100. Please take a few moments to familiarize
yourself with the convenient controls and you’ll soon be enjoying premium audio and communicaons like
you never thought possible on a motorcycle!
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Connecting Devices
You will physically aach your source devices to the
audio controller unit using the audio cables which are
included with your MC-100 system. Once connected
here, the audio sources will be integrated into the
MC-100 system and can be accessed with the touch
screen display.
You also connect your two-way radio to the FRS port.
Looking at MC-100 audio controller box from the top, you will noce the four (4) audio connecon plugs on the le
side of the unit;
Aux 1 —audio device Aux 3 —audio device
Aux 2 —audio device FRS IF —FRS two-way radio
The FRS is a dedicated port for a two-way radio. Cables are included to connect a Cobra, Midland or Motorola FRS
radio. If you have a radio that does not use one of these standard formaed cables, you may need an adapter cable
to connect it.
You connect your audio devices to the MC-100 using the audio cables included with your system. Insert one end of
the cable into the audio “out” port, or speaker/headset port of your audio device and insert the other end into the
MC-100 audio controller box at one of the Aux port locaons.
Any source device can be connected to the system that uses a standard audio cable. These may include;
 Garmin® GPS unit (recommended for Motorcycles)
 MP3 player (or you may play music stored on your Garmin® GPS unit)
 Portable CD player
 XM or other satellite radio
 Radar Detector
Note: You may want to note which Aux port you have connected which device to. You will be able to
select the name and icon that relates to each of them on the display set-up menu. They will then
appear in the “Now Playing” box on the main Volume screen that indicates the status of each device
you have connected so you can easily select or de-select them.
Should you happen to lose or damage one of the provided audio cables, you may obtain replacements directly from
MotoChello. However, these can also be replaced with a standard audio device cable. You may want to note the
length of the cable you select for ease of use.
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Outside Dimensions: 5” x 3.25” x 1.25”

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Connecting Headsets
The MC-100 audio controller box is also where you
physically connect your rider and passenger headset
assemblies and the display unit power.
Secure, quick release cables are provided with the
MC-100 system for this purpose. Riders can easily
connect and disconnect their helmet headsets when
ready to ride or preparing to disembark.
Looking at MC-100 audio controller box from the top, you will noce the three specially shaped connecon ports
on the right side of the unit. These are labeled for, and correspond to, the connector shapes of the display power
cable and the rider and passenger headset assembly cables.
!
Please note the “one way” nature of the design. Be sure to line up the pins according to
the diagram before inserng. The connectors will easily aach in this manner. If it does
not, recheck the alignment of the pins according to the drawing and re-insert.
DO NOT FORCE THE CONNECTOR. Depending on the amount of force, you may bend one
of the pins by doing so.
Once installed, simply connect the cables from the helmet headsets to the cable from the MC-100 audio
controller. To do this, line up the at side of each cable end which will line up the pins and gently insert. Be
mindful not to twist the cables or force the connectors together. If they do not easily slide together, recheck the
alignment and re-insert. Once inserted, they should stay secure.
To disconnect the headsets, simply
hold each cable connector and pull
straight apart.
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MotoChello, Inc. MC-100 Users Guide Page 7
Battery Power Installation / Manual Operation:
If you connected the MC-100 to your bike’s baery during installaon, you will need to manually turn the
system power on and o. To do this, press and hold the Brightness buon on the buon panel unl you see
the logo appear on the screen with a message that the MC-100 is powering up. A warning message will
appear concerning the safe use of an electronic device while driving.
Once the Volume screen appears, the system is ready for use.
To turn the system OFF - hold the Brightness buon down unl the screen logo appears that states
the system is “Powering Down”.
Accessory Power Installation:
If you connected the MC-100 to accessory power during installaon (where items turn on with the key while
starng the bike, then o again with the key is removed), the system will automacally power up when you
start the bike. If you had manually turned it o during your last ride, however, it will remember that it was
o and return to that state. In that case, you will need to manually turn the system on using the above
instrucons. If the system was on when you turned the bike o, it will automacally come on when you
restart it.
Turning the System On
Navigang around your MC-100 control screens is relavely simple and is consistent throughout the system.
You can make level changes by using the touch screen, or if you prefer, using the buon panel to the le of
the screen. (Descripons of the various screen controls are given on their respecve pages).
Your MotoChello system can be easily adjusted to reect to your preferences, and the controls you are most
likely to use will always be at hand. We're riders also, and we understand that although touch screens are
quick and intuive, somemes you prefer a physical buon. We've given you the choice for the main con-
trols while designing the MC-100 to help avoid unintenonal changes along the way.
Please take a few moments to familiarize yourself with the basics and you'll soon be enjoying your new
sound and communicaon system.
!
You can easily make adjustments at any me, but for safety reasons, be sure to
only make them while stopped. MotoChello is not responsible for damages that
may occur due to inaenon while using MotoChello products. You assume
responsibility for the safe operaon of your vehicle at all mes.
About the Controls
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Navigating the System
Operating the slider/volume controls
Any slider bar can be operated by pressing the screen
on the bar for the item you want to change which
moves the slider buon indicator. The acve slider is
indicated by the green arrow at the top of the bar. To
adjust the seng for the parcular item, press and hold
the screen between its current locaon and the
direcon you want the change to be (Up or Down) and
the indicator buon on the bar will move in that
direcon.
Note: You cannot press the slider buon and
manually slide it across the screen to make
adjustments (to prevent unintenonal changes).
You can also use the UP and DOWN arrow buons on the buon panel. Pressing these buons will move
the slider buon indicator on the slider that has the green arrow at the top (meaning it is currently acve).
To change to another slider using the buons, press the LEFT or RIGHT arrow buons to move the green
acve arrow to the next slider control. The UP and DOWN arrow buons will now operate that slider.
You can use the touch screen to change any slider on the page you are viewing regardless of the green
arrow locaon.
!
Please note: The screen sensivity has been adjusted to allow for gloved hand operaon and unintenonal
changes while riding. When not wearing gloves (as in seng up inially, for instance) you may nd you need to
press the screen icons a bit more rmly than you might expect otherwise. This does not indicate a problem with
the unit.
Operating Screen Buttons
Wherever there is a screen buon, simply press the screen to acvate it. Whether the buon is an ON /
OFF funcon, or scrolls through a list of choices, you will have a visual indicator to see immediately what
your sengs are, and what items are on or o. No guessing.
Example: The speaker icon is always green when the headsets are turned on. When you press the
screen icon (which is a buon) the speaker icon will turn red. Likewise, if you press the speaker buon
on the buon panel, the speaker icon will again be red to verify that the headsets have been muted.
Press the speaker icon on the screen again (or the speaker mute buon) and the icon will return to
green indicang that the headsets are ON and you will hear music playing through the headsets.
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Scrolling to different pages
Pressing any funcon buon on the screen will take you to the appropriate control screen for that
parcular item.
Example: Pressing the Radio buon on the volume screen takes you directly to the radio controls
page. If the radio is currently OFF it will go to the source page.
Pressing the Title bar at the top of the main control pages will scroll to the next page as listed, then back
to the Volume page. The main pages (in order) are;
 Volume – This is the “home” page. From here you select connected audio sources and control
Music and Microphone volumes, and change headset mute/unmute status. The Now Playing box
let’s you know what audio sources are currently acve, and the baery icon indicates your charging
system status. The “Now Playing” box is a direct link to the set-up funcon screens where you select
audio devices, change the display’s color scheme, and access the set-up menu to choose the icons
and calibrate the master input volumes for your devices. The Radio buon selects the FM and
Weather Band radios and opens their control pages.
 Vox – (Voice Acvaon) This page is where you set the Microphone’s master volume preferences
and Fade level (Music fade while talking). It also contains the Rider and Passenger Microphone
Mute/Unmute buons.
 Tone – This page contains music Equalizer funcons. From here you choose the amount of Bass
and Treble you want, turn on the Loudness feature, and/or select the 3D Sound funcons.
 Balance - This page has the Le-to-Right speaker and Front-to-Back (Rider/Passenger)balance
controls for the headsets. It also contains a baery voltage monitor for convenience.
 2-Way Radio - If you have turned on your 2-way radio as indicated by the green light on the
Sources Screen, this page will become acve. It controls the volume levels for both the incoming
messages and outgoing voice level of the microphones.
 Note: the volume level of the voice received from the incoming communicaons while using the
FRS or other 2-way radio can be dierent from the volume level of your music, GPS instrucons,
etc. If your 2-Way radio is o, this page will not be acve (visible).
 The Mute Music screen icon is a buon for headset status (On or O) is shown on all of the main
pages.
Note: Communicaons using the intercom or two-way radio are always available, even when the
music has been muted (unless the microphones are also turned o).
Complete descripons and instrucons for each funcon is described on the appropriate
page(s) in this guide.
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While viewing any of the main pages (Volume –Vox –Tone –Balance –2-Way Radio (if acve),
pressing the tle bar at the top of the page will take you to the next page in the listed order. When you
are nished viewing a main control page, press the tle bar at the top of the page to scroll to the next
page, or press the SOURCES buon on the buon panel once to go directly to the Sources page, then
again to exit the Sources page and return to the main Volume page.
From the Volume page, however, there are buons that link to control items on addional pages, such
as the radio, sources, set-up, etc. These specic control pages will have an EXIT buon on the bar. To
return to the previous page, press the EXIT buon at the top of that page or press the SOURCES buon
on the buon panel once to go the Sources page, then again exit the Sources page and return to the
main Volume page.
Using the Buttons to scroll
The green arrow on the display indicates the acve selecon. To change the item selected, press the
appropriate arrow buon on the buon panel to move the cursor (green arrow) to the next selecon.
(Or you may press the screen on the bar you want to use and it will become acve, as indicated by the
green arrow at the top of it).
Example: If the arrow is on the le slider bar on a page, pressing the RIGHT arrow buon will
move the acve cursor to the right slider bar (as noted when the green UP arrow moves to that
slider bar).
Press the RIGHT arrow buon again to scroll to the next page. The green arrow will now be on the le
slider bar on the next page. Press the buon once to go to the right slider bar. Press it again to go to the
next page.
Pressing the LEFT arrow buon to moves the cursor in reverse, to the previous page or to scroll through
the pages in reverse order.
The UP and DOWN arrow buons on the buon panel will move the volume indicator bar Up or Down
on the slider for the item selected as indicated by the green Up arrow at the top of the slider bar on the
screen.
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Shortcut buttons
Some adjustments can quickly be made by using the respecve buons on the buon panel. Please refer
to the Buon panel secon of the User’s Guide for complete descripons.
Please refer to the Button panel section of the User’s Guide for complete descriptions.
That's it! You’re now ready to get started. Once you’ve made a few adjustments you’ll discover the
consistent control features of your MotoChello MC-100 will soon become as familiar to you as other
popular electronic devices.
The Sources Buon takes you to the sources page, then back to the main Volume page.
Press and hold this buon for 20 seconds to bring up a screen calibraon page.
The Brightness buon adjusts the brightness of the screen by toggling through the
selecons. If you press and hold the buon it will power the system On or O.
The Speaker Buon quickly Mutes or Un-Mutes music to the headsets.
*Intercom and FRS communicaons are always available.
The TX Buon is a Push-to-Talk. It acvates the microphone for outgoing communicaon
with other riders using a 2-way radio and is placed for easy reach with the thumb while
riding. You may also install addional external buons at another locaon.
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Button Panel
The illuminated buons to the le of the
display screen let you quickly make key
adjustments. They are also an alternave to
the touch screen operaon for navigang
through the MC-100 control screens. The
display brightness and ‘push to talk’ controls
are found here.
Note: You may also install an addional PTT,
or ‘talk’ buon at another locaon for yourself
or a co-rider.
Sources Takes you directly to the Source screen where you can turn ON or OFF the
devices you have connected to your system. When viewing the Source
screen, the Source buon returns you back to the main Volume screen.
Hold buon down for 20 seconds to re-calibrate the touch pad, then follow
the on screen instrucons. (Please See “Reset factory defaults on page xx
for more informaon)
Brightness Allows you to select the brightness of the display. Connue to press the
buon to scroll through 4 levels of screen brightness sengs. Stop when it
appears the way you want. It will remain at that seng unl you change it.
Press and hold the Brightness buon to manually power o the system.
The screen will display the message, “MC-100 is powering down”.
Press and hold the Brightness buon when the system is o to manually
start it. The screen will display the message “MC-100 is powering Up“.
Music Mute The Music Mute buon toggles music to the headsets On and O. When
the music is on, the Speaker icon on the screen will be green. The Speaker
icon is red when the headset music is muted, or O. You may use either
the panel buon or press the screen icon on the Speaker mute/unmute
music.
Note: The intercom is always available, even when the music has been muted
(unless the microphones are turned o).
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Transmit The Transmit buon is a “push to talk” for speaking to other
riders using an FRS or other 2-way radio.
Note: both rider and passenger can have a conversaon at any
me with the voice acvated microphones. You do not need to
push a buon to speak to a co-rider.
UP Arrow Raises the level of the slider that has an acve screen cursor
(green UP arrow) on the top of it.
DOWN Arrow Lowers the level of the slider that has an acve screen cursor
(green UP arrow) on the top of it.
RIGHT Arrow Scrolls the acve cursor (green arrow) one posion to the right –
or to the next screen if it is on the slider at the right of the page.
LEFT Arrow Scrolls the acve cursor (green arrow) one posion to the le – or
to the previous screen if it is on the slider at the le of the page.
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Volume Screen
This is the main screen you
will see when the MC-100
system is on. It gives you an
overview of the system
controls that you will use
most oen.
Music This slider controls the volume of the music source you have selected. If the
top arrow on the slider is green (currently acve), you may also change the
volume with the UP or DOWN arrow buons on the buon panel.
Note: Since various devices have their own default levels, you should adjust
their individual levels in the Input Volumes secon of the Set-Up screen. The
main volume control will then control each of them at a consistent level.
Mic
This slider adjusts the voice level of your microphones. If the top arrow on
the slider is green (currently acve), you may also change the volume with
the UP or DOWN arrow buons on the buon panel.
Note: The volume for both microphones is changed with this control. To
increase or decrease the volume for one of the riders, adjust the fade
between the rider and passenger in the VOX screen controls.
The small icons above the slider indicate whether the Rider and Passenger
microphones are ON (green) or OFF (red).
Radio
Displays the radio staon number if the radio source has been selected.
Otherwise the buon says OFF.
Aer selecng the radio in the Now Playing box (a green light will appear on
the radio icon), pressing this buon will take you to the Radio Control screen
where you can select a preset channel, search for channels, select FM or
weather bands or operate your XM radio, if connected.
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