The COM S2 User manual

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Owner’s Manual
Premium UTV Communication System

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Welcome to the COMplete Radio InterCOM
COMmunication family. We thank you for your
purchase with care the unit should give you good
service.
Please read these instructions carefully, by doing so
you will get full use of the unit
Email if you have any questions or concerns that this
manual does not address.
www.
utvCOM
.com
info@
utvCOM
.com

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InterCOM
IMPORTANT NOTE:
There are no serviceable parts in this unit.
Damage may be caused if you open the case. These units do not have
an internal battery.
Main Features
• Automatic Volume Control - to prevent excessive volume in the
headset
• Noise Reduction - to eliminate amplification of background
noise
• Noise cancelling microphones - for improved sound
reproduction
• 2 way radio connection with speaker cut-off switch, mic level
control and PTT socket
• Audio input for music (CD/mp3) or auxiliary source (GPS etc.).
• Mobile phone connection with level selection to suit a wide
range of phones
• Audio output socket to tape/mp3 recorder (to record pace
notes) or connection to video camera. Switchable
options to customize your
COM to your requirements
Intercom or
Amplifier

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Headsets
• Full face and open face headset options.
• Aviator headsets (without helmet), for crew
COM munication on road sections or when preparing
pace notes.
Introduction
The
COM is an in ter COM system designed to allow communication
between both the driver, passengers and other cars through the Push To
Talk (PTT) and allow connection to a variety of equipment for off-road
recreation or racing.
The COM has engineered this model to provide greater audio quality
and provide a better experience for the user by eliminating background
engine noise and preventing excessive sound levels in the headsets.
Additionally, greater connectivity has been provided to accommodate
the increasing use of mobile phones and other audio devices in the car.
Thank you for purchasing this product, with care the unit should
give you good service. Please read these instructions carefully, by
doing so you will get full use of the unit and save a great deal of
frustration!

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Fitting the headset parts to your helmet
Speakers – Carefully fit the speakers inside the helmet so that they align
exactly with your ear canal. The Velcro should stick to the helmet lining
or if not, you can glue or stitch the Velcro loop fabric in place. (See
helmet headset install video @ https://utvcom.com/thecom-tips-ticks/ )
Microphone (Full face helmets) – Place the mic in the mouth guard
as close to your lips as possible. The mic may be fastened by glue or
stitching the Velcro loop fabric in place.
Microphone (Practice headsets & boom mics) – Practice headset
and boom mics should be adjusted so that the mic is in line with your lips
and no more than half an inch from your lips for the greatest audio
performance. Note the further the mic is from your lips the more distant
your voice will be and the less amplified it will be to the co-drivers.
Microphone (Open face) – Shape the microphone arm base to the
shape of the helmet. Make sure that there are no gaps between the
microphone arm base and the helmet. Set the boom and mic up inside the
helmet so that the mic will be in-line with your lips. Note where the zip
tie clips will secure the boom to the inside hard surface of the helmet.
Wipe and clean the inside surface with a cloth to remove any dust and
make sure that the helmet is clean. Fasten the microphone arm base in
position on the helmet using the adhesive pad provided. The microphone
MUST NOT be more than ½ inch from your lips. For right hand drive
cars make sure that the driver’s microphone is fastened to the left side of