PVP Communications Motor-One User manual

PAIRING QUICK GUIDE
1) Press PAIR switches, until LED
goes to a solid color, to manually
power off Shouldermic and Motor.
(radio “on” and headset connected)
2) Press and hold Motor PAIR
switch until LED toggles red-green-
red-green, then immediately:
3) Press and hold Shouldermic
PAIR switch until LED toggles red-
green-red-green.
4) After 10-15 sec, a green pulse
every 7 sec will confirm PAIR is
established.
CUT
CHARGING
The shouldermic contains a rechargeable
Li-Ion battery that powers the internal
wireless (Bluetooth) transceiver, and
should be charged each day with the
provided charger.
To charge:
—Plug charger into a wall outlet. The
charger will display a green LED.
—Connect the shouldermic. The LED on
charger will display a red LED.
A full charge may take 3-4 hours
depending on the current level of the
battery.
Green (no shouldermic
connected) = ready to charge
Green (connected to
Red = Charging
CHARGER—STATUS LED
A fully charged battery will last a
minimum of 16 hours (continuous audio).
Although the battery may last for more
than one day’s use, it is recommended
that it be charged daily. Always leave the
shouldermic charging when not in use.
Li-ion batteries do not have the memory
issues found on Ni-Cad batteries.
Therefore it is not necessary to fully drain
the battery before charging.
IMPORTANT: If the internal Li-Ion
battery in the shouldermic were to fail,
the helmet headset will continue to
operate with the portable radio as
described in Mode 2 of the operations
section. Handlebar PTT switches will be
disabled and no longer operate.
NOTE: If the portable radio battery were
to fail, the helmet headset will continue to
operate with the motorcycle radio (if
applicable) and with the PA system.
The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by
Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks are under license.
Motor-One Wireless is a trade-mark of PVP Communications.
All Motor-One™Wireless shouldermic are protected by
U.S. Patent No. 6,311,052 & 7,062,301
Motor-One™
Motor-One
Wireless Speakermic
United States Patent No.
6,311,052 & 7,062,301
™
INSTALLATION
and
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
2310 205th Street
Torrance, California 90501
[phone]
www.pvpcom.com

Thank you for choosing PVP Communications, Inc. products. We are dedicated
to satisfying our customers by providing quality products and service. The
components in this Kit are tailored for use in applications where durability,
strength and quick installation are a must.
Please follow the Installation Instructions carefully to avoid damaging radio
equipment or Kit components. If you have any questions during installation or
require more information about this product you may call us at [phone]
Monday through Friday, 7AM to 4PM Pacific Time, USA.
WARRANTY
This product comes with a warranty covering all defects in material or
workmanship for a period of one year from date of original retail purchase. At
its option PVP Communications, Inc. will repair or replace any defective part(s)
or equipment. The provisions of the warranty shall not apply to any unit which
has been subjected to misuse, neglect, incorrect electrical or mechanical
installation, unauthorized modifications, accident, nor to units which have been
repaired or altered outside of PVP Communications, Inc.. The warranty is
extended only to the original owner of the PVP Communications, Inc. product
and may not be transferred or assigned. In the event that the product does not
conform to the warranty, the product should be shipped prepaid to PVP
Communications, Inc.. Transportation charges, insurance fees, and labor costs
for shipment, removal, or reinstallation of product are not covered by this
warranty. Loss or damage in shipment is the sole responsibility of the freight
carrier. Repair as provided under this warranty is the exclusive remedy of the
consumer. PVP Communications, Inc. shall not be liable for any incidental or
consequential damages or for breach of any express or implied warranty on this
product. Except to the extent prohibited by applicable law, any implied
warranty of merchantability, or fitness for a particular purpose on this product
is limited in duration to the duration of the warranty. Some states do not allow
the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, or allow
limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitations or
exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights
which vary from state to state. PVP Communications, Inc. reserves the right to
make changes in design and to make improvements in its products without the
obligation to incorporate the changes or improvements in any of its previously
manufactured products. PVP Communications, Inc. has not authorized anyone
to make representations or warranties other than the warranty contained
herein. The above warranty is effective for all products manufactured after
01/01/95.
Note: The kickstand switch and ignition switch will only control the receive
audio. Transmission audio is always available from either the mobile or the
portable radio by pressing the appropriate switch.
OPERATING MODE 3 —FOR AUTOSWITCHING (PORTABLE/MOBILE)
SYSTEMS
After a pair (see PAIRING procedure) has been established between the
shouldermic and the motor kit, the status LED at both devices will display a
green pulse and the handlebar PTT switches are then available for use:
 The black switch, when pressed, will key the motorcycle mobile radio and
allow radio transmission from the helmet microphone over the mobile radio.
 The red switch, when pressed, will key the Siren PA feature and allow a PA
Broadcast from the helmet microphone over the siren speaker.
RADIO NOTE: When performing a mobile radio broadcast for the first time, it
may be necessary to adjust the volume gain at the motor kit transceiver module
(see the motor kit installation instructions for more details).
IMPORTANT: Set the helmet microphone volume to the same volume
broadcast by the mobile radio handmic. Too much volume will allow wind
noise distortion at speed, and not enough volume will be difficult to hear.
This can be accomplished very easily by alternatively monitoring and comparing
(using another radio) the helmet microphone transmission volume with the
handmic transmission volume.
PA NOTE: When performing a PA broadcast for the first time, it is more than
likely that the volume will need to be adjusted. Too much volume will cause a
feedback squeal, and not enough volume will be difficult to hear. Volume gain
adjustment is in the motor kit module and may also be available on the siren
amplifier.
NOTE: When testing volume, make sure the helmet microphone is on axis (not
rotated) and held close to the users mouth (within 1/4”).
Helmet Earphone Receive Audio:
The receive audio is designed to automatically switch from the mobile radio to
the portable radio by activation of either the motorcycle ignition, or a kickstand
switch. These options are established prior to the installation of the motor kit
(see the motor kit installation instructions for more detail).
Kickstand Switch: When the kickstand is placed in the “up” position, helmet
receive audio will be provided by the mobile radio. Headset volume can be
adjusted at the radio control head. When the kickstand is returned to the “down”
position, helmet receive audio will be provided by the portable radio and volume
adjusted at the portable radio.
Ignition Switch: Operation with the ignition switch option is similar to the
above kickstand switch only controlled with the ignition.
Ignition on = Receive from mobile radio
Ignition off = Receive from portable radio

OPERATING MODE 2—HELMET
ATTACHED—AWAY FROM MOTOR
Attach the helmet headset connector to
the shouldermic and the following will
occur:
 The shouldermic speaker and
microphone will mute and portable
radio receive audio will be routed
to the helmet earphones.
 The helmet microphone will now
be activated when the PTT switch
on the shouldermic is pressed.
Some radio models may also have
an additional PTT switch at the
radio adapter connector.
 The wireless transceiver in the
shouldermic will automatically
power-on and the status indicator
LED will begin flashing.
OPERATION
OPERATING MODE 1—HELMET
DISCONNECTED
With the helmet disconnected, the
shouldermic will function as a standard
issue shouldermic. Use the PTT switch
to transmit via the portable radio using
the shouldermic microphone. Receive
audio will be muted at the portable
radio when this shouldermic is attached
and will be routed to the shouldermic
speaker.
PTT Switch
OPERATING MODE 3 —FOR PORTABLE
ONLY SYSTEMS
(Autoswitching systems skip to next
step)
After a pair (see PAIRING procedure)
has been established between the
shouldermic and the motor kit, the status
LED at both devices will display a green
pulse.
If the green pulse is being displayed, the
handlebar PTT switches are available for
use:
 The black switch, when pressed, will
key the portable radio and allow
radio transmission from the helmet
microphone over the portable radio.
 The red switch, when pressed, will
key the Siren PA feature and allow a
PA Broadcast from the helmet
microphone over the siren speaker.
Radio PTT
PA PTT
Proceed to Charging section
L.E.D
Motor-One™Wireless Speakermics
PAIRING
SWITCH
(Recessed)
PTT
(Push-to-talk)
HELMET HEADSET
CONNECTOR/
CHARGING PORT
System Features:
 Encrypted, Secure FHSS Digital Wireless Bluetooth Technology
 2.4Ghz operating frequency ensures no interference from Police Radios
or Cell Phone Towers
 Shouldermic quickly mates to motor (one time process, approximately 10
seconds –no DIP switches to set, no special tools required)
 Mating of shouldermic to motor is a unique connection –no switch
channels to keep track of, and no possibility of multiple users on the
same channel.
 Independently powered - no draining portable radio battery.
 Minimum 16 hours charge duration (continuous use)
 Water-tight enclosure rated for driven rain
1 year warranty

INSTALLATION
Attach accessory connector to
portable radio.
The helmet connector is
polarized so that it must be
rotated to the proper position
before it will snap into place.
When properly oriented, the coils
in the cable should lay against
the officer’s uniform (just above
the badge if worn at the lapel).
NOTE: Use this orienting
procedure to simplify
connecting the helmet to the
shouldermic.
Connect Helmet.
Prior to first use; the shouldermic
must be “paired” to a motor kit.
(Note: When purchased as a system,
the shouldermic and motor kit module
may come already paired from the
factory.) Pairing establishes a unique
link between the wireless shouldermic
on the officer and the motor kit on his
motorcycle that will not interfere or
be interfered with when other wireless
motorcycle systems come within
range. Once a pairing procedure has
been completed, it is “remembered”
by both the motor kit and by the
shouldermic. A new pair may be
established at any time (i.e. riding a
spare motor), but until a new pair is
established, the shouldermic and the
motor kit will remain “faithful”,
responding only to their mate. They
will remember who their mate is—
even after having been powered off.
This pairing process is only necessary
once unless you re-pair to a different
motorcycle.
PAIRING PROCEDURE:
1) Connect the helmet to the
shouldermic as previously shown. The
wireless device in the shouldermic will
power on and the LED will begin to
flash.
NOTE: Helmet must be connected to
the shouldermic to power on. The
shouldermic will power off when the
helmet is disconnected to conserve
battery.
PAIRING
2) Use a pen (or similar item) to
press the interior mounted pairing
switch for 2-3 seconds until the
shouldermic LED transitions to a
solid color, then release. The
wireless device will now power off.
3) Verify motor kit still has power
connected to it (ignition turned on or
mobile radio turned on, etc.)
Power off the motor kit by pressing
the pairing switch —same procedure
for power down as step 2.
4) From the powered off
condition, press and hold the pairing
switch on motorcycle for 7-9 seconds
until the LED begins toggling red-
green-red-green, then release. The
motor kit has now powered on into
pairing mode and is searching for a
mate. Immediately proceed to the
shouldermic.
5) With the shouldermic in the
powered off condition, press and
hold the pairing switch at the
shouldermic for 7-9 seconds until
the LED begins toggling red-green-
red-green, then release (same
procedure as with the motor kit).
The shouldermic has now powered
on into pairing mode.
Within 10-15 seconds the wireless
connection will be established and
both devices will display a green
status LED flash indicating that they
have been successfully paired to
each other.
Note: It is important to perform the
pairing procedure while away from
other Motor-One wireless systems
(i.e another motor with the wireless
system powered on). While in the
pairing mode the device is searching
for a partner. Multiple devices in the
local area can confuse the pairing
sequence. This only applies during
the few seconds needed to establish
an initial pair. After the devices are
paired they can function side-by-side
with no interference.
L.E.D STATUS INDICATOR
Flashing rapidly—
searching for mate
(not paired yet)
Powered Off
Flash every 7 seconds
= paired, in stand-by
mode
Flash every 3 seconds
= paired, active mode
Red/Green toggling
back and forth
=Pairing mode
Status LED
Pairing/Power
Switch