NAC Intercom BlueNAC-3000 User manual

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BlueNAC-3000
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Moto Intercom
The BlueNAC-3000®is a professional wireless intercom allows communication with
Bluetooth®devices such as mobile phone, GPS navigator, etc., and intercommunication
with other BlueNAC-3000®, making possible the Pilot-Copilot communication with a range
up to 50m.
In combination with another device called BlueNAC-3000 RADIOLINK, it is possible to
connect a radio (station) or UHF or VHF aeronautical FM or AM.
Thanks to sophisticated software CVC (Clear Voice Capture), the digitized voice is
"cleaned" of noise by adaptive filters, with spectacular results: People who call you will not
appreciate the slightest noise.
After several years of hard work and thousands of hours of development, you are proud to
offer you the first wireless system based on Bluetooth®technology and conceived from the
Standard Aircraft. Congratulations and thanks for your purchase!

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INDEX
What‘s Bluetooth®technology?....................................................................................................................3
FEATURES OF BlueNAC-3000®.....................................................................................................................3
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION.................................................................................................................3
Switch On and Off the BlueNAC-3000 ..........................................................................................................3
Operating Modes..........................................................................................................................................4
Description of the 4 levels of settings in SETUP mode.................................................................................5
Indications of the LEDs .................................................................................................................................5
INSTALATION AND FIXING SYSTEM (SEE ANNEX I)..............................................................................5
Fixing to the Helmet .....................................................................................................................................5
Fixing Earphones...........................................................................................................................................6
Fixing Microphone ........................................................................................................................................6
MATCH BlueNAC-3000 EACH OTHER.........................................................................................................6
PAIRING/SYNC A DEVICE WITH BlueNAC-3000.......................................................................................7
General considerations on the priority ........................................................................................................7
Reconnect the BlueNAC-3000 to Bluetooth®devices...................................................................................7
SOUND AND VOLUME ADJUSTMENTS......................................................................................................7
USE OF TWO BLUENAC-3000DEVICES ....................................................................................................8
USING THE MOBILE PHONE FUNCTION...................................................................................................8
USE OF BLUETOOTH GPS NAVIGATOR....................................................................................................9
UPDATE BY USB PORT..................................................................................................................................9
GUARANTEE.................................................................................................................................................. 10
SAFETY TIPS.................................................................................................................................................. 10
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................................................................. 10
COLABORATIONS......................................................................................................................................... 12
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY............................................................................................................ 12
ANNEX I – COLOCATION OF BLUENAC-3000 ....................................................................................... 13

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What‘s Bluetooth®technology?
Bluetooth®is a communication protocol based on RF technology that enables voice and data between devices
via a secure radio frequency link and globally free (2.4 GHz). Devices that implement it can communicate with
them when are within reach. Communication takes place so that the devices do not have to be aligned and
may even be in separate rooms if the transmission power allows.
BlueNAC-3000®uses this technology to establish intercommunication between two identical devices,
configured as Pilot and Copilot, reaching up to 30 m.
Another device called BlueNAC-3000 RADIOLINK, extends the system capabilities to allowing radio
communication, also wireless.
FEATURES OF BlueNAC-3000®
•Bluetooth®version 2.1 (Headset/Handsfree profiles)
•Noise and echo cancellation cVc (Clear Voice Capture)
•Voice monitor control “Sidetone” is independent of overall volume.
•Adjustable VOX control. Automatic activation of communication through of voice.
•Storing of 5 devices (mobile phones, GPS, etc)
•Incorporates PTT bottom to radio TX through BlueNAC-3000 RADIOLINK device.
•Lithium-ion battery 500 mA/h. up to 8 hours talk time and 150 hours in standby mode.
•Software upgradeable via USB port.
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
[!] Attention: Before using this device the first time, remember to charge the battery at maximum (about 3 to
4 hours). To do it use the included charger and connect it through the USB port. The red LED will remain on
until the end of the charge. Once charged, the battery provides a range of 8 to 12 hours depending on usage
and time at rest.
To access the USB connector must first remove the
rubber cap that covers it. Enter your fingernail or a
small screwdriver, about two millimeters below the
tab indicating the extraction point. Remove the cap
without forcing a centimeter, enough to insert the
connector of the charger.
The battery reaches its full capacity after several
charges and after the first charge its no needed to
wait to download completely before recharging, nor
do we need to wait for it to load completely to use the
intercom.
The intercom BlueNAC-3000 has 4 buttons and 2
LEDs (red and blue). They are located at the top and arranged to be comfortable handling, even with gloves.
Each key can perform different functions depending on the time it is held down and the way in which the
device is found. Distinguishes between two types of pulsations for basic use of the keyboard: Normal (or
short) and long press of approximately 3 seconds.
Switch On and Off the BlueNAC-3000
BlueNAC-3000 turned on and off by pressing and holding the ON/OFF key for 3 seconds.
Switch On: Press and hold ON/OFF key for 3 seconds until turn on one of the two LEDs. If the LED blue
blinks, this indicates that it is configured as Pilot. If instead this, the LED red blinks, it is configured as Co-pilot.

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Also you can hear a synthesized voice that indicates which device it is: "PILOT" or "COPILOT"
Switch Off: Hold down the ON/OFF key for 3 seconds until both LEDs turn on during an instant. Then the
device will be turn off. This action prevent accidental shutdown of the device, especially while using gloves.
Operating Modes
There are two modes: NORMAL and SETUP for adjustments, described below:
1. - In the NORMAL Mode, the volume keys affect the volume of the intercom, allowing to adjust the desired
level. When receiving a call and during the course of it, these keys are operated on the mobile phone volume.
Some phones do not enable remote control over volume, so you must adjust it directly on the phone.
The operation of the keys in the NORMAL Mode is as follows:
Switch On/Off Key.
Long Press: ON/OFF (≈ 3 sec.)
Long Press: Enter Device Pairing Mode (≈ 8 sec.)
Short Press: Reject Call / Hang up call (When the mobile phone is connected
Mobile phone HF (Hands Free) Key, when the phone is linked and connected,
Short Press: Make Voice Dialing or Answer an incoming call.
Long Press: Re-call the last number dialed (≈ 3 sec.)
Volume ▲Key, Short Press: Increase the volume in the active communication (Intercom or call)
Volume ▼Key, Short Press: Decrease volume in the active communication (Intercom or call)
Volume▲ & Volume ▼ Keys pulsed simultaneously.
Long Press: Go to main menu SETUP (≈ 3 sec.)
2. - SETUP Mode settings are accessible by pressing both the Volume keys ▲ & ▼ for about 4 seconds. You
will know you are in SETUP mode to hear the synthesized voice “SIDETONE” which is the first choice. Both
LEDs will be flashing while you are in that mode. After 5 seconds, if no action is taken, it will automatically
NORMAL mode. While you are in the SETUP you can perform certain actions and adjustments of the
parameters described below.
To change the option in the SETUP you must press the phone key which allows going through the
available options cyclically.
The operation of the keys in the SETUP Mode, is as follows:
Volume▲ & Volume ▼Keys pulsed simultaneously.
Long Press (≈ 3 sec.): Enter the SETUP mode. You will hear a synthesized voice saying
“SIDETONE”
On/Off Key: While you are in the SETUP mode, a short press to exit from SETUP mode.
Telephone, HF (Hands Free) Key, select next SETUP option.
Short Press: Skip to the next level of the SETUP, from 1 to 4 consecutively.
Volume ▲:
Level 1: Up monitoring level (SIDETONE)
Level 2: Up volume level of the sounds (SOUNDS)
Level 3: Uup VOX level (less sensitive, will be more difficult to activate the communication)
Level 4: Exchange configuration, PILOT by COPILOT or vice versa.
Volume ▼:
Level 1: Down monitoring level (SIDETONE)
Level 2: Down volume level of sounds (SOUNDS)
Level 3: Down VOX level (more sensitive, will be easier to activate the communication)
Level 4: Exchange configuration, PILOT by COPILOT or vice versa.
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Description of the 4 levels of settings in SETUP mode
1. Monitoring or SIDETONE: This is the first parameter can be adjusted when you enter in SETUP
mode. Once you hear the word “SIDETONE” you can change the volume level with which you hear
our own voice respect the overall volume.
2. Sounds Volume: You hear the word “SOUNDS” which allows us to vary the volume of the sound
signals and synthetic voices that are heard when pressing the keys.
3. VOX:You hear the word “VOX” to adjust the trigger level for the microphone depending on the
proximity of the mouth and the noise sources. If you go up that level, it will be harder to activate the
communication and you should speak louder. If you go down it will be easily activated.
The VOX allows to keeps the amplifier and the transmission activated while talking. After 5 seconds in
silence or with a noise level below the programmed threshold it will turn off both, the amplifier and the
transmission automatically.
4. Exchange configuration PILOTO ◄►COPILOTO. We heard a synthetic voice that tells us which
device it is, “PILOT” or ”COPILOT” and pressing▲ or ▼ role changes and restart the device.
In order to activate the intercom should be a Pilot and Copilot. Before pairing two devices with
BlueNAC-3000, you must ensure that one is a Pilot another one a Copilot. Usually this action is not
necessary if two devices BlueNAC-3000 purchases together.
Indications of the LEDs
During power up the LEDs display device configuration:
Blue Led
Flashing during 4 seconds
Pilot mode device initializing
Red Led
Flashing during 4 seconds
Copilot mode device initializing
After 4 seconds after power on, the device status display:
Blue Led
Fixed
Flash every second
Flash twice every second
Not connect any device
Linked to device
Audio channel established (intercom)
Red Led
Blinking
Fixed
Low battery charge
Dead battery or charging
Both Led’s
Flashing simultaneously
Flashing alternately
SETUP Mode
Pairing/Sync Mode
INSTALATION AND FIXING SYSTEM (SEE ANNEX I)
The intercom system BlueNAC-3000 consists of: an intercom device, a set of micro-headphones
with two types of microphones and a USB charger.
It is designed to be installed on the left side of a helmet, chin strap or flip open, using for fixing a
system called Dual Lock ™, with VHB adhesive, from 3M.
The micro-headset has a connector specifically designed to waterproof the junction with the
intercom and two types of microphones: A flexible arm for open helmet or chin flip-side, and other to
use in integral helmets.
Fixing to the Helmet
This is done by an adhesive system in the left area, in a position that is comfortable for further management
with the fingers. Make sure the area is clear of dirt or moisture. The system used is the closure adhesive Dual
Lock ™, with VHB adhesive, of 3M: A lightweight solution, clean and safe. The result is excellent clamping
force to replace the conventional closure methods (mechanical) in many applications. The long duration of
closures 3M Dual Lock ™ allows for hundreds of open-close operations. The system works like an advanced
Velcro, we must press closure strips until you hear a click that tells us that it is properly attached. Once set,
the adhesive bond will reach its maximum at 24 or 48 hours.

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Fixing Earphones
Velcro can be easily pasted into the speakers inside the helmet. In the helmets where the inner liner
is foam, perhaps no need to use the adhesive, since the Velcro is usually set directly. Be sure to
adjust the height position of the ear at the same height on each side. If pasted at different heights or
offset, this will cause the sound to appreciate unbalanced or lower than usual.
In one of the speakers, the cable is longer to ensure it reaches the far side of BlueNAC-3000. This
should be the right ear (because we will fix the BlueNAC-3000 on the left side of the helmet). The
cable must be passed by the rear of the helmet, between the cork and the casing, avoiding damage
to the cable. In some helmets a flap on the back can easily disguise the cable.
Fixing Microphone
The BlueNAC-3000 incorporates two different mounting systems microphone, depending on
whether the helmet is complete, open, or chin flip (modular).
•In the case of open helmet, mic incorporates a flexible tube that attaches to the outer helmet with
a Velcro on the opposite side BlueNAC-3000 (right), or can be placed between the internal
padding and the housing of the helmet to make it fully integrated. Be sure to measure the
distance to the mouth before setting the microphone to the helmet. The cable will pass the same
way that the right speaker for the rear of the helmet, between the cork and the housing.
•In the case of integral helmet you should use the microphone without tube, fixed inside of the
chin right in front of the mouth. It is advisable to check the exact point of attachment prior to
installation and with the helmet on. You must then insert the cable between the foam from the
BlueNAC-3000 to the microphone, trying to stay hidden. In case you cannot insert the wire
between the cork and the housing for design reasons of the helmet, small strips adhesive for
attaching the cable inside the helmet are included.
[!] Attention: Remember set the BlueNAC-3000 to the left side of the helmet, which is the natural
way for handling with the opposite hand on the throttle of the bike. Take references of suitable areas
to set all the components before starting the installation.
MATCH BlueNAC-3000 EACH OTHER
This action will only necessary if you want to match two BlueNAC-3000 devices that were not purchased
together or if we want to combine them with a module BlueNAC3000 Radio-Link.
To perform this action correctly, we must first make sure that both devices correspond to a Pilot and Copilot
respectively.
This is very easy to know, because when you turn on any of them, you’ll hear a synthesized voice tells us
“PILOT” or “COPILOT” according to the previous settings. Or either visually while switch-on during 4 seconds,
the blue LED blinks in Pilot device, whereas red LED blinks if that is Copilot.
Once we verified that, we must turn off both devices and proceed as follows:
•Turn on each device again holding down ON/OFF key at least 8 seconds, instead of 3 seconds, until
the LEDs start blink alternately.
•If you are pairing 2 Headsets or 2 Intercom-motorbike, you must wait at least 2 minutes until it
finishes. If it is completed successfully, both devices will restart and the blue LED will blink every
second.
•If you are pairing Headsets or Intercom-motorbike with a BlueNAC3000 Radio-Link, this procedure
should be applied to the 3 devices and probably will finish faster. Eventually all devices will restart and
the blue LED will blink every second.
•In the case this procedure does not successfully completed, repeat full procedure again.

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PAIRING/SYNC A DEVICE WITH BlueNAC-3000
General considerations on the priority
BlueNAC-3000 can be synchronized with another Bluetooth®device with different functionality: mobile phone,
GPS, etc. In base on the type of device, BlueNAC-3000 assigns the priority (e.g., the phone has priority over
the intercom between two BlueNAC-3000). This means that, if we received and accepted a phone call,
communication with another device BlueNAC-3000 will be temporarily suspended, and will be restored
automatically at the end of the call (it may take a few seconds).
To make this procedure, the BlueNAC-3000 must be on and the device to synchronize must be also its
Bluetooth function enabled.
Press and hold “phone key” or HF “Hands Free key” ” on BlueNAC-3000 for about 3 seconds until de
LEDs blinking alternately. This activates the “visible mode” of BlueNAC-3000 so that another device can
locate it and synchronize. This synchronization takes 60 seconds approximately, during which you can link
your device to BlueNAC-3000. In this time interval should activate the search mode or sync your mobile phone
or Bluetooth device, depending on the make and model. Consult the owner’s manual to learn this procedure.
After few seconds, your device will display “BlueNAC-3000 PILOT” or “BlueNAC-3000 COPILOT” depending
upon configuration.
To connect both devices you´ll must enter the code “8888”. Your device will confirm that the synchronization
process has completed successfully. If we also ask, “Do you want to enable automatic reconnection?” we
recommend you choose “ YES” to avoid having to select the device manually each time you shut down or lose
coverage. At this time your Bluetooth mobile phone or device will be associated with BlueNAC-3000.
In general, BlueNac-3000 can be used with any phone or GPS Navigator Bluetooth which allows headset or
hands-free profiles. If you link your phone to BlueNAC-3000, this will exclude the possibility of connecting
another device simultaneously. Although you can only connect with one at same time, you can register up to 5
different devices by repeating the above procedure.
Once all Bluetooth devices are registered, the first which is found will be associated with BlueNAC-3000. To
connect another device of prior partners must turn off or disconnect the Bluetooth device before.
If the device does not connect automatically, you can force the association making a short push on the key
“phone” of BlueNAC-3000. This starts the sequence of sync with the list of the 5 previously associated
devices...
[!] Attention: The pairing process of Bluetooth devices (Red and Blue LEDs flashing alternately) may take
about one minute. If no devices are found during that time, the BlueNAC-3000 returns to normal mode. Is
important bear in mind, the devices must be in pairing mode at same time.
Reconnect the BlueNAC-3000 to Bluetooth®devices
If there is a connection failure between both devices (ex. if a device is switched off, or unreachable), will be
not necessary to repeat the synchronization process. Simply turn on the device or be approaching to enter
coverage. If the connection is not automatically restored, please select manually in your Bluetooth device (ex.
mobile phone, GPS, etc.) the BlueNAC-3000 (PILOT or COPILOT) to restored the connection.
SOUND AND VOLUME ADJUSTMENTS
BlueNAC-3000 uses a DSP (Digital Signal Processor) for digital processing of sound, with powerful noise
cancellation software called CVC (Clear Voice Capture) that guarantees excellent noise reduction and echo.
Also we can monitor your own voice (SIDETONE), avoiding the tendency to raise his voice to speak due to
the presence of noise. This is a more natural and comfortable communication and offers the advantage of
being able to check the sound quality during communications. We recommend that the volume of the monitor
(SIDETONE) is always much lower than the total volume we hear the Co-pilot or vice versa. Otherwise you
will have the sensation of being unable to speak normally because they hear their own voice for a few
milliseconds of delay due to digital processing to remove noise.

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The volume keys in BlueNAC-3000 control, by default, the listening volume of active communication
(intercommunication with other BlueNAC-3000, phone call in progress, etc.). In addition, you can also adjust
other settings in the menu mode volume as the volume of monitoring or tones. (See Settings in SETUP mode)
USE OF TWO BLUENAC-3000DEVICES
To use the intercom mode, make sure both units are switching-on and pairing. The Intercom function is
disabled when there is an incoming call or when you have connected a GPS navigator which gives some
instruction. The intercom mode was re-activated as soon as the call or instruction ends.
[!] Attention: Some mobile phones cut off calls after a few seconds, which means that the Intercom function
may not be available immediately.
The Intercom function is activated by voice (VOX). To start a conversation with the intercom, simply start
talking. The communication is active for as long as you are talking. If no conversation, the function is
deactivated after 5 seconds. To reactive, simply speak.
After 30 seconds of inactivity, the intercom passes to sleep mode to save power, you hear a beep
characteristic, blue led blink once per second instead two flashes every second.
[!] Attention: When using the intercom function after a period of inactivity, the first time you activate the
communication will start with a small delay because the devices are in sleep function to save power and must
be reactivated. You will know that its happens because in the sleep state blue LED blink once every second
and when reactive the audio connection you hear a faint beep characteristic and the blue LED will flash twice
every second.
For this reason, it is possible that the first word is cut or you don’t heard it, so it is recommended to start a
conversation with a blow or an "OOH", "YES", "HELLO" or a short expression to allow intercom function was
activated. After this, communication will start automatically.
Two BlueNAC-3000 units can communicate to a distance up 50 meters. Therefore, they are appropriate for
communication Pilot-Copilot, although you can use them to communication at distance not exceeding 30
meters. The maximun range depends on the environment where they are used.
USING THE MOBILE PHONE FUNCTION
To use a mobile phone, make sure that the two units are switch-on and synchronized properly following the
process described in the PAIRING/SYNC section.
[!] Attention: Calls are always private and have high priority, which means that the intercom function is
temporally disabled while there is an incoming call and is restored when the call ends or if you decide to reject
it.
Answering a call
When you hear the dial tone, press the “phone key” or HF “Hands Free key” and begin speaking.
Rejecting a call
If you don’t want to responding, you can let the phone ring or press the ON/OFF at once (you will hear
a confirmation tone).
Make a call
There are several ways to make a call.
•From the keypad from your mobile phone: Making a normal call from your phone (You shouldn't do this
action in a moving vehicle)
•For voice command briefly press the “Phone key ”. If your phone supports voice call system, briefly hear
the synthesized voice “SPEAK NOW” and then a signal to indicate when you should say the contact’s name
you want to call. The correct operation of this function depends on the type of helmet used (open-face or
integral) and the speed at which it is moving. We suggest you perform a few tests to determine the best
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•Redial the last number: press and hold “Phone key” for about 3 seconds to re-dial the last number (you will
hear a synthesized voice confirmation, that says “RECALL”)
End a call
There are several ways to end a call:
•Wait for the other person hang up.
•Briefly press once the ON/OFF key (you hear a confirmation tone)
•Press the “END key” on your mobile phone (You shouldn't do this action in a moving vehicle)
USE OF BLUETOOTH GPS NAVIGATOR
To use the functions of a GPS, make sure both units are stwich-on and synchronized properly, following the
process described in the “PAIRING/SYNC” section.
[!] Attention: Communicating with a GPS has high priority, which means that, while you hear the GPS
instructions, intercommunication is temporarily disabled. Once the GPS communication end, the intercom is
automatically restored.
Play voice commands on your Navigator
These traffic instructions are transmitted cutting temporarily the intercommunication. Once transmited these
instructions, BlueNAC-3000 automatically restart the intercom mode.
Listen music from your Navigator
Most modern Navigators allow listen music while not transmit any information. In this case, communication
with the Navigator is continuous thus preventing intercommunication.
Using a mobile phone with a Navigator
If you have synchronized your Navigator with a BlueNAC-3000, you cannot connect directly your mobile
phone to BlueNAC-3000, but instead this, you can connect the phone using the Navigator. By doing that, all
the phone functions are controlled from the Navigator. For more information on how to synchronize the mobile
phone with a Navigator, read the Navigator user manual.
UPDATE BY USB PORT
You can access to our web http://www.bluenac3000.es to download the free updates, software and firmware.
For connect the BlueNAC-3000 to a PC to update it, is required a standard mini-USB cable, a free USB input
on your computer and internet access.
The instructions to update it are on this website. Once installed the software and drivers on your PC, you can
access to the control panel that lets you make adjustments in BlueNAC-3000 graphically and simple, or you
can check for a new firmware update with possible improvements or changes.

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GUARANTEE
1. The duration the guarantee is 24 months from the date of acquisition.
2. To make use of the guarantee is essential send us a photocopy of the purchase invoice referring to
damaged equipment.
3. The guarantee repairs should be made in NAC-INTERCOM.
4. The guarantee covers the entire device except batteries or external peripherals to the product.
5. The damage that the device could suffer during transportation and the costs thereof are excluded from
the guarantee.
6. Not be claimed damages or compensation for the downtime, its costs, or direct or consequential
damages that might cause such inactivity.
7. The guarantee is void if there is one of the following circumstances: installation and/or faulty
connections, use in adverse conditions, damage caused by bad use or handling, damage or faults in
batteries.
8. The performance of statutory guarantee, against the seller, is in addition to this guarantee and is not
restricted by it.
SAFETY TIPS
•Keep away from moisture and dust.
•Clean with soapy water, never with abrasives or solvents.
•Do not store in areas over 50ºC or directly under the heat source. It can cause a drop in performance and
reduce battery life.
•Do not let it fall from considerable heights.
•Do not manipulate the controls or plug connections with wet hands and remember to avoid contact with
splashes of water or aggressive liquids.
•Avoid that is near magnetic fields.
•Do not manipulate/modify the product.
•Keep away from microwave or wireless networks. May cause interference.
•Do not expose the headset to considerable fluctuations in temperature.
•Do not subject it to shocks and excessive vibrations.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS BlueNAC-3000
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Bluetooth® Version
2.1
Radiofrequency
2,41Ghz-2,48Ghz
Standard Profiles
Headset, HandsFree
Chip Manufacturer and Model
CSR BC03MM
Battery Type/Capacity
Li-Ion/500mAh
Battery charge time
2-3h
Talk time/at rest
≈8h / ≈150h
Output Power
Type II (4 mW max.)
Radio Range
<50m
Storage Temperature
-20ºC->+45ºC (max. 85% relative humidity)
Operating Temperature
+3ºC->+35ºC (max. 85% relative humidity)
CHARGER
GEB-05EU-0550
Input Voltage
180-250V
Frequency
50/60 Hz
Rated Current
0,15 A
Voltage/Current Output
5 V / 500 mA

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Copyright and Trademark
© 2009 NAC-Intercom. All rights reserved.
NAC-Intercom®and BlueNAC-3000® are among the registered trademarks owned by or licensed to use NAC-
Intercom.
All other product names and marks are or may be trademarks of their respective owners, and are used to
identify products or services from them.
NAC-Intercom uses the trademark of Bluetooth®wireless technology license from Bluetooth SIG, Inc.
Disclaimer and Limitation of Liability
NAC-Intercom assumes no liability for damages or loss resulting from the use of this manual.
NAC-Intercom assumes no liability for loss or claims by third parties which may result from use of this
software.
NAC-Intercom assumes no liability for damages or losses caused by deletion of data as a result of a
malfunction, battery or dead battery, or repairs. Be sure to back up all important data on other media to avoid
data loss.

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COLABORATIONS
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
The NAC-Intercom company declares under his sole responsibility, that the specified equipment
is in conformity with to the above Directives and Standards:
Product name: BlueNAC-3000®
Manufacturer´s name: Nac-Intercom®
Model no.: BN-3000 Intercom Moto
Manufacturer´s address: c/Quintela nº27 Portal 4 Local 2,
36209 – Vigo, Pontevedra (SPAIN)
Referred to this statement, the CE rules,
Electromagnetic emissions (EMC)
EN 301 489-17(v. 1.2.1)
Electrical Safety
EN 60950 (2006)
Radiofrequency
EN 300 328 (v.1.7.1)
And Standards FCC:
15247 + 15209 (Tx) + 15209 (Rx) + 15207
Council Directives to which conformity is declared: CE: 99/05/EC, 89/336/EEC, 92/31/EEC,
93/68/EEC, 73/23/EEC, 93/97/EEC and legislation FCC: 47 CFR part 15, class B
Vigo, 6
th
of June 2009
TAll items display this symbol in the body of the product, in packaging or in the
user manual, should not be discarded with normal household waste, but must be
deposited in specialized collection centers. In these sites, materials are selected
based on their characteristics and will be recycled, contributing significantly to the
protection and conservation of the environment.

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ANNEX I – PLACEMENT OF BLUENAC-3000
Representative open helmet placement
Representative integral helmet placement