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Libretto D-NECT OK - Dainese

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ecalled when the helmets are switched back on.<br />

The linking procedure should be repeated only when you want to change helmet<br />

or mobile phone.<br />

Linking does not require any other tool and can be carried out anytime and<br />

anywhere.<br />

Linking two helmets<br />

Bring the helmets within range (1- 3 metres). Ensure that there are no other<br />

Bluetooth devices switched on within a 15 m radius (mobile phones, computers,<br />

GPS, etc.).<br />

Decide which helmet is going to be the Master and which the Slave.<br />

The difference between Master and Slave linking lies in how the button is<br />

pressed.<br />

The two have to be linked in quick succession.<br />

Before the helmets can be linked, ensure that they are both switched off (LED off).<br />

Hold the button down for about 10 seconds to enter linking mode. The LED<br />

should flash quickly and the helmet should emit a high-pitched tone. (Caution:<br />

the LED lights up and the helmet emits a tone after 3 seconds. This means that<br />

the helmet is on: keep the button pressed down until you have entered necting<br />

mode, which is confirmed by the LED flashing quickly and the headphones<br />

emitting a tone).<br />

Carry out this operation on both helmets.<br />

When the LED is flashing quickly both helmets are ready for linking. At this<br />

stage either of them can be the Slave or the Master.<br />

Master helmet:<br />

Press the multifunction button and then release it immediately. Doing so sets<br />

this helmet as the Master and commands it to search for the Slave.<br />

Slave helmet:<br />

Do not carry out any operation.<br />

After about 5 seconds both helmets will emit a tone and both LED will stop<br />

flashing quickly and start to flash slowly. This means that the helmets are<br />

linked and they are operating in interphone mode.<br />

Should the two helmets not be linked at the end of the linking phase, the procedure<br />

has failed. Failure to link will be confirmed by the helmet emitting a lowpitched<br />

tone. Switch off both helmets and repeat the Master and Slave linking<br />

phase.<br />

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