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30K
Motorcycle Bluetooth
Communication System
with Mesh Intercom™
MENU
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ABOUT THE INSTALLING
BEGIN HEADSET THE HEADSET
GETTING PAIRING WITH MOBILE

STARTED DEVICES PHONE USAGE
STEREO INTERCOM MESH

MUSIC SETUP INTERCOM
USING THE VOICE

AMBIENT MODE
FM RADIO COMMAND
GENERAL REMOTE TROUBLE-

SETTINGS CONTROL SHOOTING
LEGEND:
TAP HOLD
Press and Hold button/
Tap button/Jog Dial the
1x specified number of times 10s Jog Dial for the specified
amount of time
ROTATE ROTATE
ROTATE Rotate Jog Dial clockwise (right) or
L R counterclockwise (left).
ROTATE ROTATE Rotate while Pressing Jog Dial

L R ROTATE
clockwise (right) or counterclockwise
(left).
“Hello” Audible prompt from the headset

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. ABOUT THE Motorcycle

Bluetooth Communication
System with Mesh Intercom™ 9
1.1 Product Details 9
1.1.1 Headset Main Unit 9
1.1.2 Universal Clamp Kit 9
1.2 Package Contents 10
2. Installing the Headset

on Your Helmet 12
2.1 Helmet Installation 12
2.2 Using the Glued Surface Mounting
Adapter 15
2.3 Switching the Microphone 17
2.3.1 Wired Boom Microphone 18
2.3.2 Wired Microphone 18
2.4 Earbuds 19
2.5 External Mesh Intercom Antenna 19
3. Getting Started 20
3.1 Button Functions 20
3.2 Powering On and Off 21
3.3 Charging 22
3.4 Checking the Battery Level 23
3.5 Volume Adjustment 25
3.6 Downloadable Sena Software 26
3.6.1 Sena Device Manager 26
3.6.2 Sena Smartphone App 26
3.7 Configuration Menu 28
TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTINUED
4. Pairing the Headset with Other

BLUETOOTH DEVICES 32
4.1 Mobile Phone 32
4.2 Additional Mobile Phones, MP3 Player
or Sena SR10 Two-Way Radio Adapter 33
4.3 Advanced Selective Pairing:
Hands-Free or A2DP Stereo 34
4.3.1 Phone Selective Pairing - Hands-Free
Profile 34
4.3.2 Media Selective Pairing - A2DP Profile 35
4.4 GPS Pairing 37
5. MOBILE PHONE USAGE 39

5.1 Making and Answering Calls 39
5.2 Speed Dialing 40
5.2.1 Assigning Speed Dial Presets 40
5.2.2 Using Speed Dial Presets 40
5.3 VOX Phone (Default: Enable) 42
6. Stereo music 43
6.1 Playing Music with Bluetooth Devices 43
6.2 Playing Music with non-Bluetooth
Devices 44
6.3 Music Sharing 45
6.4 Audio Boost (Default: Disable) 46
6.5 Smart Volume Control
(Default: Disable) 46
7. Bluetooth Intercom Setup 47

7.1 Intercom Pairing 47
7.2 Two-Way Intercom 50
7.3 Multi-Way Intercom 51

7.3.1 Starting a Three-Way Intercom
Conference 51
7.3.2 Starting a Four-Way Intercom
Conference 53
7.3.3 Ending Multi-Way Intercom 54
7.4 Three-Way Conference Phone Call
with Intercom Users 54
7.5 Group Intercom 56
7.6 Universal Intercom 57
7.7 VOX Intercom (Default: Disable) 60
7.8 Intercom VOX Sensitivity (Default: 3) 61
7.9 HD Intercom (Default: Enable) 61
7.10 Advanced Noise Control™
(Default: Enable) 62
8. Mesh Intercom 63
8.1 What is Mesh Intercom? 63
8.2 Mesh Intercom Mode
(Default: Public Mode) 64
8.2.1 Public Mode 64
8.2.2 Private Mode 65
8.2.3 Guest Mode (Default: Disable) 66
8.3 Using the Mesh 67
8.3.1 Creating the Mesh 67
8.3.2 Join an Existing Mesh 68
8.3.3 Quit the Mesh 69
8.3.4 Toggle Public Mode / Private Mode 70
8.3.5 Toggle Public Mode / Guest Mode 71
8.3.6 Mic Enable/Disable (Default: Enable) 71
8.4 Mesh Intercom Conference with
Bluetooth Intercom Participant 72
8.5 Audio Multitasking (Always On) 73
8.6 Intercom-Audio Overlay Sensitivity
(Default: 3) 73
8.7 Audio Overlay Volume Management

9. Using the FM Radio 75

9.1 FM Radio On/Off 75
9.2 Seek and Save Radio Stations 76
9.3 Scan and Save Radio Stations 78
9.4 Temporary Station Preset 79
9.5 Navigating Preset Stations 80
9.6 Region Selection (Default: Worldwide) 80
9.7 Radio Data System (RDS) Alternative
Frequency (AF) Setting
9.8 FM Station Guide (Default: Enable) 81
10. Ambient Mode 82
11. Voice Command 83

11.1 Voice Command Setting (Default:
Enable) 85
12. General Settings 86

12.1 Function Priority 86
12.2 Firmware Upgrades 86
12.3 Voice Prompts (Default: Enable) 87
12.4 Sidetone (Default: Disable) 87
12.5 Delete All Bluetooth Pairing
Information 88
13. Remote Control 89

13.1 Pairing with the Remote Control 89
14. Troubleshooting 91
14.1 Fault Reset 91
14.2 Factory Reset 92
Communication System with Mes
1. ABOUT THE MENU
1.1 Product Details
Product
Details 1.1.1 Headset Main Unit
Mesh Intercom Antenna Mesh Intercom Button
Package
Contents
Status LED
Bluetooth
Antenna
Phone
Jog Dial Button
1.1.2 Universal Clamp Kit

Static Boom Microphone
Speakers
Quick
Release
Button
Earbud Port
Ambient Mode Button

MP3 Port
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1. ABOUT THE MENU
1.2 Package Contents
Product
Details
• 30K Headset Main Unit
Package
Contents
• Universal Helmet Clamp
• Wired Boom Microphone
• Wired Microphone
• Hook and Loop Fastener

for Boom Microphone
• Hook and Loop Fastener

for Wired Microphone
• Microphone Sponges
• Glued Surface Mounting

Adapter
• Foam Speaker Covers

1. ABOUT THE MENU
Product • Speaker Pads

Details
• Hook and Loop Fasteners
Package for Speakers
Contents
• Boom Microphone Holder
• Hook and Loop Fastener for

Holder
• 2.5 to 3.5 mm Audio Cable
• Rubber Pads
• Allen Wrench
• Speaker Port Cover
• USB Power & Data Cable

(Micro USB Type)
• Cigarette Charger

Your Helmet
MENU
2. Installing the
Headset on
Your Helmet
2.1 Helmet Installation
Helmet
To securely install the headset on the helmet,
Installation
please follow this procedure.
Using the 1. Insert the back plate of the clamp unit between
Glued Surface the internal padding and the external shell of the
Mounting helmet, and tighten the two screws.
Adapter
Allen Wrench
Switching the
Microphone
Earbuds
External Mesh Clamp Unit

Intercom
Antenna Allen Wrench
Note: Depending on the size and shape of your
helmet, you may need to change the thickness of
the rubber pad between the clamp plates using
the two extra rubber pads in the box. To increase
the overall thickness, attach the thinner one to
the original rubber
Clamppad
Unit or replace the original
Fin
rubber pad with the thicker one.
Fin
Foam Speaker Cover Hook Fastener

Clamp Unit
MENU
2. Installing the
Headset on
Your Helmet
Allen Wrench
2. Place the helmet speakers along with the hook
Helmet and loop fasteners, Fin
centered to your ear, in the
Installation ear pockets of the helmet. If the helmet has deep
ear pockets, you can use the speaker pads to
Using the place the speakers closer to your ears.
Glued Surface
Mounting Clamp Unit
Adapter
Switching the
Microphone
Earbuds
External Mesh Fin

Intercom
Antenna Foam Speaker Cover
Note: Hook Fastener
• The speaker with the shorter wire is for the left
ear and the speaker with the longer one is for
the right ear.
• To enhance the audio quality, you can make use
of the foam speaker covers. Cover each speaker
with the foam and attach the hook fastener at the
back of the speaker. Then place the speakers in
the helmet as described above. Foam covered
speakers work most effectively when they are
slightly touching your ears.

Allen Wrench
MENU
2. Installing the
Headset on
Your Clamp
Helmet
Unit
• Make sure that the microphone is located

Helmet
properly close to your mouth when you
Installation
wear the helmet. Adjust the direction of
Using the the microphone so that the fin side of the
Glued Surface microphone is facing outward, away from your
Mounting lips.
Adapter Fin
Switching the
Microphone
Earbuds
3. Attach the headset main unit to the clamp unit.
External Mesh Slide the main unit down onto the clamp unit
Intercom until it clicks firmly into the bottom portion of the
Antenna clamp unit.
4. To remove the main unit from the clamp unit,

press the Quick Release Button to slide it off the
clamp unit.

MENU
2. Installing the
Headset on
Your Helmet
2.2 Using the Glued Surface Mounting
Helmet Adapter
Installation
If you have any problem equipping the clamp
Using the unit on the helmet for any reason, you may use
Glued Surface the glued surface mounting adapter to attach the
Mounting clamp unit on the external surface of the helmet.
Adapter 1. Remove the speaker unit.
Switching the
Microphone 1
1
Earbuds
2
External Mesh 2
Intercom
Antenna
2. Remove the back plate.
Allen Wrench
3. Remove the rubber pad and replace it with the

Clamp
thicker rubber Unit
pad included in the package.
2 2
1
1
4. Hook on the adapterFinto the clamp unit then screw

in the glued external adapter to the clamp unit.

MENU
2. Installing the
Headset on
Your Helmet
5. Reconnect the speaker cable to the speaker port.
Helmet
Installation
2
Using the
Glued Surface 1
Mounting
Adapter
Switching the 6. Locate a proper surface on the helmet to

Microphone attach the unit then clean the helmet surface
location with a moistened towel and allow to dry
Earbuds thoroughly.
External Mesh 7. Peel off the cover of the adhesive tape of the
Intercom adapter and attach the unit on the proper surface
Antenna of your helmet.
Caution: Sena recommends using the

clamp unit. The glued surface mounting plate
is provided for convenience, but is not the
recommended mounting method. Sena is not
responsible for its use.

MENU
2. Installing the
Headset on
Your Helmet
2.3 Switching the Microphone
Helmet
If you want to use a different microphone instead
Installation
of the static boom microphone, please refer to the
following steps.
Using the
Glued Surface 1. Remove the back plate of the clamp unit.
Mounting
Adapter 2. Connect the microphone according to your
helmet type.
Switching the 3. Lock the microphone to the clamp.
Microphone
4. Reattach the back plate to cover the microphone
Earbuds and the speaker port.
Speaker Port
External Mesh
Intercom
Antenna
Microphone Port

MENU
2. Installing the
Headset on
Your Helmet
2.3.1 Wired Boom Microphone
Helmet When installing thePort
Speaker included wired boom
Installation microphone, place the hook and loop
fastener at the end of the boom microphone
Using the between the internal helmet cheek pad and
Glued Surface the internal wall of the helmet shell. The
Mounting boom microphone should be mounted so it is
Adapter
facing close to your mouth when you wear the
Microphone Port
helmet.
Switching the Speaker Port
Microphone
Earbuds
External Mesh
Intercom
Antenna Microphone Port
2.3.2 Wired Microphone
In case of the wired microphone, attach the
enclosed hook and loop fastener for the wired
microphone to the inside of the chin guard for
full-face helmets. Place the wired microphone
on the hook and loop fastener and connect it
to the connector of the clamp unit.

MENU
2. Installing the
Headset on
Your Helmet
2.4 Earbuds
Helmet
You can connect your earbuds to the clamp while
Installation
having the speakers connected to the clamp. The
sound of the earbuds will be active while the sound
Using the
Glued Surface of the outer speakers becomes inactive.
Mounting
Adapter
Switching the
Microphone
Earbud Port
Earbuds
External Mesh
Intercom
Antenna
2.5 External Mesh Intercom Antenna

Pull the Mesh Intercom Antenna outwards slightly
to unfold it.

3. Getting Started
MENU
3. Getting Started
3.1 Button Functions
Button
Functions M Mesh Intercom Button
Mesh Intercom On/Off
Powering On Create Mesh Intercom
Join Existing Mesh
and Off
Accept Participant
Reject Participant
Charging
P Phone Button
Checking the Answer/End Phone Call
Battery Level FM Tuner On/Off
Speed Dial
Volume Jog Dial

Adjustment
Increase/Decrease Volume
Play/Pause Music
Downloadable Track Forward/Back
Sena Software Scan Radio Stations
Enter Intercom Pairing Mode
Configuration Enter Voice Configuration Settings
Menu A Ambient Mode Button

Ambient Mode
Group Intercom
Voice Command

MENU
3. Getting Started
3.2 Powering On and Off
Button
Press and hold the Jog Dial and Phone Button at
Functions
the same time to turn the headset on or off.
Powering On Powering On
and Off
HOLD
Charging = P
1s
Checking the POWER
Battery Level ON
Volume “Preparing headset”

Adjustment
Downloadable
Sena Software “Hello”
Configuration
Menu Powering Off
TAP
= P
1x
POWER
OFF
Note: If the Voice Command setting is disabled,

the “Hello” voice prompt will be heard instantly
after powering on the headset. Please refer to
Section 11: “Voice Command” for more details.

MENU
3. Getting Started
3.3 Charging
Button
Functions Charging the Headset
Powering On
and Off
Charging
DC Power Charging &
Checking the Firmware Upgrade Port
Battery Level
Volume
Adjustment
Downloadable
Sena Software
Configuration
Menu
The headset will be fully charged in about 1.5 hours.

(The charging time may vary depending on the
charging method.)
Note:
• The headset includes a Fast Charging feature
which allows it to charge quickly over a short
period of time. For example, a user can get
5 hours of talk time after charging the headset
for 20 minutes.
• Any 3rd party USB charger can be used with
Sena products if the charger is approved
by either the FCC, CE, IC or other locally
approved agencies that Sena accepts.

MENU
3. Getting Started
3.4 Checking the Battery Level
Button
There are two ways to check battery level:
Functions
1. Visually, with LEDs when powering on.
Powering On Battery Level - Visual Method
and Off
Charging HOLD
= P
1s
Checking the
Battery Level VISUAL
METHOD
Volume
Adjustment
=
Downloadable
Sena Software HIGH
Configuration
Menu =
MEDIUM
LOW
Battery Level - Audible Method
HOLD
= P
5s
AUDIBLE
METHOD
“Battery level
high/medium/low”

HIGH
MENU
3. Getting Started
MEDIUM
2. Audible method:
= press and hold the Phone
Button Button and Jog Dial for more than 5 seconds as
Functions the headset powers on. A prompt will announce
LOW
the remaining battery level.
Powering On
Battery Level - Audible Method
and Off
Charging HOLD
= P
5s
Checking the
Battery Level AUDIBLE
METHOD
Volume
Adjustment
“Battery level
Downloadable high/medium/low”
Sena Software
Configuration Note: When the battery is low while in use, you

Menu will hear a voice prompt saying “Low battery”.

MENU
3. Getting Started
3.5 Volume Adjustment
Button
You can raise or lower the volume by rotating the
Functions
Jog Dial clockwise or counterclockwise. Volume is
set and maintained independently at different levels
Powering On
and Off for each audio source (i.e., phone, intercom), even
when the headset is rebooted.
Charging Volume Up
Checking the
Battery Level ROTATE
=
R
Volume
Adjustment VOLUME UP
Downloadable Volume Down

Sena Software
ROTATE
Configuration =
Menu L
VOLUME
DOWN

MENU
3. Getting Started
3.6 Downloadable Sena Software
Button
Functions 3.6.1 Sena Device Manager
The Sena Device Manager allows you to
Powering On upgrade the firmware and configure its
and Off settings directly from your PC or Apple
computer. Using this software, you can
Charging assign speed dial presets, FM radio station
presets and more. For more information on
Checking the
downloading the Sena Device Manager,
Battery Level
please visit sena.com.
Volume
Adjustment
Click Here to Visit Sena.com
Downloadable 3.6.2 Sena Smartphone App

Sena Software
The Sena Smartphone App allows you to
Configuration configure the headset settings, as well as
Menu access the User’s Guide and Quick Start
Guides. To do so, pair your mobile phone
with your headset (please refer to Section 4:
“Pairing the Headset with Other Bluetooth
Devices” for more details). Run the Sena
Smartphone App and configure the settings
directly from your smartphone. You can
download the Sena Smartphone App for
Android and Apple operating systems.

MENU
3. Getting Started
Sena Software Configuration Menu
Button Enable/Disable
Functions Configuration Setting
or Execute
Powering On Speed Dial Execute

and Off
Intercom-Audio Overlay Sensitivity Execute
Charging
Checking the Audio Overlay Volume Management Enable/Disable

Battery Level
Audio Boost Enable/Disable
Volume
Adjustment
Smart Volume Control Enable/Disable
Downloadable
Sena Software VOX Phone Enable/Disable
Configuration
VOX Intercom Enable/Disable
Menu
HD Intercom Enable/Disable
Intercom VOX Sensitivity Execute
Guest Mode Enable/Disable
Voice Prompt Enable/Disable
Voice Command Enable/Disable
RDS AF Setting Enable/Disable
FM Station Guide Enable/Disable
Sidetone Enable/Disable
Advanced Noise Control Enable/Disable

MENU
3. Getting Started
3.7 Configuration Menu
Button The headset can be configured by following a series
Functions of voice prompts. Further details about each of these
settings will be explained on the following pages.
Powering On
and Off 1. To access the Configuration Menu, press and
hold the Jog Dial for 10 seconds until you hear
Charging the voice prompt, “Configuration menu.”
Accessing the Configuration Menu
Checking the
Battery Level
HOLD
= 10s
Volume
Adjustment CONFIG.
MENU
Downloadable
Sena Software “Configuration menu”
Configuration
Menu Navigating Forward through the Menu
ROTATE
=
R
NAVIGATE
FORWARD
“[Menu prompt]”
Navigating Backward through the Menu
ROTATE
=
L
NAVIGATE
BACKWARD
“[Menu prompt]”
Execute Menu Options

TAP
MENU
Accessing the Configuration Menu
3. Getting
= Started
HOLD
10s
2. Rotate the Jog Dial clockwise or
CONFIG.
Button counterclockwise
MENU to navigate between the
Functions menus. You will hear voice prompts for each
menu item. The list of functions is shown in the
“Configuration menu”
Powering On “Headset Configuration Menu” on page 30.
and Off
Navigating Forward through the Menu
Charging
ROTATE
=
Checking the
Battery Level
R
NAVIGATE
FORWARD
Volume
Adjustment
“[Menu prompt]”
Downloadable
Sena Software
Configuration
Menu
ROTATE
=
L
NAVIGATE
BACKWARD
“[Menu prompt]”
Execute Menu Options
TAP
= P
1x
EXECUTE

ROTATE
= MENU
L
NAVIGATE
BACKWARD
3. Getting Started
“[Menu prompt]”
3. You can enable the feature or execute the
Button command by tapping the Phone Button.
Functions Execute Menu Options
Powering On
TAP
and Off = P
1x
Charging
EXECUTE
Checking the Headset Configuration Menu

Battery Level
Rotate the Jog Dial clockwise or
Tap the Phone Button
Volume counterclockwise
Adjustment
Delete All Pairings Execute
Downloadable
Sena Software Remote Control Pairing Execute
Configuration
Menu Universal Intercom Pairing Execute
Exit Configuration Execute

Other Bluetooth Devices
4. P
airing the MENU
Headset with
Other Bluetooth
Devices
When using the headset with other Bluetooth devices
Mobile Phone for the first time, they’ll need to be “paired.” This
enables them to recognize and communicate with one
Additional another whenever they’re within range.
Mobile Phones, The headset can pair with multiple Bluetooth devices
MP3 Player
such as a mobile phone, GPS, MP3 player or Sena
or Sena SR10
Two-Way Radio SR10 Two-Way Radio Adapter via Mobile Phone
Adapter Pairing, Second Mobile Phone Pairing and GPS
Pairing. The headset can also be paired with up to
Advanced three other Sena headsets.
Selective Pairs with up to three Sena Headsets
Pairing:
Hands-Free or
A2DP Stereo
GPS Pairing
Also pairs with:
Mobile MP3 GPS Sena

Phone Player Devices SR10
Note: Bluetooth Specifications: Bluetooth 2.4 GHz

~ 2.48 GHz / max output power 0.097mW

4. P
airing the MENU
Headset with
Other Bluetooth
Devices
4.1 Mobile Phone
Mobile Phone
1. Execute Phone Pairing by holding down the
Phone Button for 5 seconds.
Additional
Mobile Phones, Mobile Phone Pairing
MP3 Player
or Sena SR10
Two-Way Radio HOLD
Adapter = P
5s
Mobile Phone Pairing
Advanced START
Selective PHONE
Pairing: PAIRING
HOLD
Hands-Free or =
A2DP Stereo
P
5s
“Phone pairing”
START
GPS Pairing PHONE
PAIRING
Alternating blue and red

= flashing
“Phonelights indicate
pairing”
device is now discoverable.
LED STATUS
Alternating
2. With your mobile phone in blue and red
Bluetooth-pairing
= flthe
mode, select ashing lights
headset indicate
in the list of devices
detected.= device is now discoverable.
LED STATUS
3. If your mobile phone asks for a PIN, enter 0000.
PIN NUMBER
PIN NUMBER

4. P
airing the MENU
Headset with
Other Bluetooth
Devices
4.2 Additional Mobile Phones, MP3
Mobile Phone Player or Sena SR10 Two-Way Radio
Adapter
Additional
Mobile Phones, 1. Execute Second Mobile Phone Pairing by
MP3 Player holding down the Jog Dial for 5 seconds. Tap
or Sena SR10 the Phone Button once within 2 seconds.
Two-Way Radio
Second Mobile Phone Pairing
Adapter
HOLD
Advanced
Selective = 5s
Pairing:
Hands-Free or Second
SECONDMobile Phone Pairing
MOBILE TAP
A2DP Stereo PHONE
PAIRING
P
1x
HOLD
GPS Pairing = 5s
“Second mobile
SECOND
MOBILE phone pairing”
TAP
PHONE
PAIRING
P
1x
Blue flashing lights indicates
= “Second mobile
phone pairing”
LED STATUS
Bluephone
2. With your mobile flashing lights indicates
in Bluetooth-pairing
= the headset in the list of devices
mode, select
= device is now discoverable.
detected.
LED STATUS
3. If your mobile phone asks for a PIN, enter 0000.
PIN NUMBER
PIN NUMBER

4. P
airing the MENU
Headset with
Other Bluetooth
Devices
4.3 Advanced Selective Pairing:
Mobile Phone Hands-Free or A2DP Stereo
Phone Pairing allows the headset to establish two
Additional
Mobile Phones, Bluetooth profiles: Hands-Free or A2DP Stereo.
MP3 Player Advanced Selective Pairing allows the headset to
or Sena SR10 separate the profiles to enable connection with two devices.
Two-Way Radio
Adapter 4.3.1 Phone Selective Pairing - Hands-Free
Profile
Advanced 1. Execute Phone Selective Pairing by
Selective holding down the Phone Button for 5
Pairing: seconds. Tap the Phone Button once within
Hands-Free or
2 seconds.
A2DP Stereo
Phone Selective Pairing
GPS Pairing
HOLD
= P
5s
PHONE
SELECTIVE TAP
PAIRING P
1x
“Phone selective pairing”
Blue flashing lights

= indicates device is now
discoverable.
LED STATUS
PIN NUMBER

PHONE
SELECTIVE TAP
PAIRING P
1x
4. P
airing the MENU
Headset with
Other “Phone
Bluetooth
selective pairing”
Devices
Bluephone
2. With your mobile flashing lights
in Bluetooth-
Mobile Phone = indicates
pairing mode, select the device
headset is
in now
the list
discoverable.
of devices detected.
LED STATUS
Additional 3. If your mobile phone asks for a PIN, enter
Mobile Phones, 0000.
MP3 Player
or Sena SR10
Two-Way Radio =
Adapter
PIN NUMBER
Advanced
Selective
Pairing: 4.3.2 Media Selective Pairing - A2DP Profile
Hands-Free or 1. Execute Media Selective Pairing by
A2DP Stereo holding down the Phone Button for 5
seconds. Tap the Jog Dial once within 2
GPS Pairing seconds.
Media Selective Pairing
HOLD
= P
5s
MEDIA
SELECTIVE TAP
PAIRING
1x
“Media selective pairing”
Red flashing lights

= indicate device is now
discoverable.
LED STATUS
PIN NUMBER

5s
MEDIA
4. P
airing the 1x
SELECTIVE
PAIRING
TAP
MENU
Headset with
Other Bluetooth
Devices“Media selective pairing”
2. With your mobile phone in Bluetooth-

Mobile Phone pairing mode,Red flashing
select lightsin the list
the headset
of devices=detected.
indicate device is now
Additional 3. If your mobilediscoverable.
phone asks for a PIN, enter
Mobile Phones, 0000.
LED STATUS
MP3 Player
or Sena SR10
Two-Way Radio
Adapter =
Advanced PIN NUMBER

Selective
Pairing:
Hands-Free or
A2DP Stereo
GPS Pairing

4. P
airing the MENU
Headset with
Other Bluetooth
Devices
4.4 GPS Pairing
Mobile Phone
1. Execute GPS Pairing by holding down the Jog
Dial for 5 seconds. Within 2 seconds, tap the
Additional
Phone Button once to hear the voice prompt,
Mobile Phones,
MP3 Player “Second mobile phone pairing”. Again within 2
or Sena SR10 seconds, tap the Phone Button to hear the voice
Two-Way Radio prompt, “GPS pairing”.
Adapter GPS Pairing
Advanced HOLD
Selective
Pairing:
= 5s
Hands-Free or
A2DP Stereo GPS
PAIRING TAP
GPS Pairing
P
1x
“Second mobile
phone pairing”
TAP
P
1x
“GPS pairing”
Green flashing lights indicates

=
LED STATUS
PIN NUMBER

phone pairing”
4. P
AIRINGP THE1xTAP MENU
HEADSET WITH
OTHER BLUETOOTH
DEVICES“GPS pairing”
2. With your Bluetooth device on the GPS
Mobile Phone navigation screen,
Greenselect the headset
flashing lights in the list of
indicates
=
devices detected.
Additional 3. If your Bluetooth device asks for a PIN, enter
Mobile Phones, LED STATUS
0000.
MP3 Player
or Sena SR10
Two-Way Radio
Adapter =
Advanced PIN NUMBER

Selective
Pairing: Note: If you pair your GPS device via GPS
Hands-Free or
Pairing, its instruction will not interrupt your
A2DP Stereo
Mesh Intercom conversations, but overlay with
GPS Pairing them. Bluetooth intercom conversations will be
interrupted by GPS instructions.

5. Mobile phone usage
MENU

5.1 Making and Answering Calls
Making and
Answering Answer a Call
Calls
TAP
Speed Dialing = P or
1x
VOX Phone
ANSWER
End a Call
TAP
= P
1x
END or
HOLD
2s
Reject a Call
HOLD
= 2s
REJECT
Make a Call with Voice Dialer
TAP
= P
1x
VOICE DIAL
Note: If you have a GPS device connected, you

will not hear its voice navigations during a phone
call.

MENU

5.2 Speed Dialing
Making and
Answering 5.2.1 Assigning Speed Dial Presets
Calls Speed Dial Presets could be assigned in
the settings menu, accessible through Sena
Speed Dialing Device Manager or Sena Smartphone App.
VOX Phone 5.2.2 Using Speed Dial Presets
1. Tap the Phone Button twice to enter into
the Speed Dial menu. You will hear the
voice prompt, “Speed dial.”
Enter Speed Dial Mode
Enter Speed Dial Mode TAP

= P
2x
TAP
SPEED DIAL
= P
2x
SPEED DIAL
“Speed dial”
“Speed dial”
2. Rotate the Jog Dial clockwise or
counterclockwise to navigate between the
Navigate
SpeedForward through Speed Dial Preset Numbers
Dial Presets.
Navigate Forward through SpeedROTATE
Dial Preset Numbers
=
R
ROTATE
=
NAVIGATE
FORWARD
R
NAVIGATE
Navigate
FORWARD Backward through Speed Dial Preset Numbers
Navigate Backward through Speed Dial Preset Numbers

ROTATE
=
L
ROTATE
=
NAVIGATE
BACKWARD
L
NAVIGATE
BACKWARD
Redial Last Number
Redial Last Number

TAP
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= P
2x MENU
TAP
= P
1x
SPEED DIAL
REDIAL
“Speed dial”
“Last
3. To call one of yournumber redial”
Speed Dial Presets,
Making and tap the Phone Button when you hear the
Answering prompt,
Navigate “Speed
Forward dial
through (#).”Dial Preset Numbers
Speed
Calls Call a Speed Dial Preset Number
ROTATE
=
Speed Dialing
R
TAP
VOX Phone NAVIGATE
= P
1x
FORWARD
SPEED DIAL
Navigate Backward through Speed Dial Preset Numbers
ROTATE
“Speed dial #”
=
L
NAVIGATE
4. To redial the last number called, tap the
BACKWARD
Phone Button when you hear the prompt,
“Last number redial.”
Redial Last Number
TAP
= P
1x
REDIAL
“Last number redial”
Call a Speed Dial Preset Number
TAP
= P
1x
SPEED DIAL
“Speed dial #”

MENU

5.3 VOX Phone (Default: Enable)
Making and
An VOX Phone setting can be found in the settings
Answering
menu, accessible through Sena Device Manager or
Calls
Sena Smartphone App.
Speed Dialing With VOX Phone enabled, you can answer incoming
calls by simply saying a word loudly enough, unless you
VOX Phone are connected to intercom. For example, when you hear
a series of beeps for an incoming call, you can answer the
phone by saying “Hello” or any other word loudly. If this
mode is disabled, you have to tap the Jog Dial or the
Phone Button to answer an incoming call.

6. Stereo music
MENU
6. Stereo music
6.1 Playing Music with Bluetooth Devices
Playing
1. To play or pause music, press and hold the Jog
Music with
Bluetooth Dial for 1 second until you hear a double beep.
Devices Play/Pause
Playing Music Play/Pause HOLD

with non-
Bluetooth
= 1s
Devices HOLD
PLAY/PAUSE = 1s
Music Sharing
PLAY/PAUSE
Audio Boost “[Beep, Beep]”
Smart Volume “[Beep, Beep]”

Control 2. To
Volume Up the volume, rotate the Jog Dial
adjust
clockwise or counterclockwise.
Volume Up
ROTATE
=
R
ROTATE
=
VOLUME
UP R
Volume
VOLUMEDown
UP
Volume Down
= ROTATE
L
VOLUME = ROTATE
DOWN L
VOLUME
Track
DOWNForward
Track Forward
= ROTATE
R
= ROTATE
SKIP TRACK
FORWARD R
SKIP TRACK
Track Backward
FORWARD
Track Backward
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VOLUME
UP MENU
Volume Down
6. Stereo
= music
L
ROTATE
3. To track forward or back, rotate while pressing the

VOLUME
DOWN
Playing Jog Dial clockwise or counterclockwise.
Music with
Track Forward
Bluetooth
Devices
Playing Music = ROTATE
with non- R
Bluetooth SKIP TRACK
Devices FORWARD
Music Sharing Track Backward
Audio Boost
= ROTATE
Smart Volume L
Control
SKIP TRACK
BACKWARD
6.2 Playing Music with non-Bluetooth

Devices
You can play music that is stored on non-Bluetooth
devices such as MP3 players. To connect your
device to the headset, plug the enclosed 2.5 to 3.5
mm audio cable into the AUX ports, both on the
headset and on your device.

Play/Pause
MENU
HOLD
= 1s
6. Stereo music
PLAY/PAUSE
To adjust the volume, rotate

“[Beep, the Jog Dial clockwise
Beep]”
Playing or counterclockwise. You can also adjust the volume
Music with directly on the connected device.
Bluetooth
Volume Up
Devices
Playing Music
ROTATE
with non- =
Bluetooth R
Devices
VOLUME
UP
Music Sharing
Volume Down
Audio Boost
Smart Volume = ROTATE

Control L
VOLUME
DOWN
Track
6.3 Forward
Music Sharing
You can share the music you’re listening to with an
Intercom Friend during an intercom
ROTATE conversation.
=
R press the Jog
To start or terminate sharing music,
Dial for 1 second during an intercom conversation
SKIP TRACK
until you hear a double beep. Both you and your
FORWARD
Intercom Friend can control music playback.
Sharing Music with an Intercom Friend
Track Backward
during Intercom Conversation
= ROTATE
HOLD
= 1sL
SKIP TRACK
SHARE
BACKWARD
MUSIC
“[Beep, Beep]”

MENU
6. Stereo music
6.4 Audio Boost (Default: Disable)
Playing
An Audio Boost setting can be found in the
Music with
Bluetooth settings menu, accessible through Sena Device
Devices Manager or Sena Smartphone App.
Enabling Audio Boost increases the maximum
Playing Music volume limit. Disabling Audio Boost reduces
with non- the maximum volume limit while delivering more
Bluetooth balanced sound.
Devices
Music Sharing 6.5 Smart Volume Control (Default:

Disable)
Audio Boost A Smart Volume Control setting can be found in
the settings menu, accessible through Sena Device
Smart Volume Manager or Sena Smartphone App.
Control
Enabling Smart Volume Control automatically
changes the level of the speaker volume based on
the level of the environment noise. You can enable
it by setting the sensitivity to low, medium or high.

Intercom Setup
MENU
7. Bluetooth
Intercom Setup
7.1 Intercom Pairing
Intercom
Up to three people can communicate via intercom
Pairing
with the headset simply by pairing their headsets.
Two-Way Pairing with Intercom Friends
Intercom
Pairing with Intercom Friends
Multi-Way A
Intercom A
Three-Way
Conference
Phone Call
with Intercom B C D
Users B C D
Group
Intercom 1. Press and hold the Jog Dials of two headsets
Universal for 5 seconds until you hear the voice prompt,
Intercom “Intercom
Pairing pairing”.
Headset A with Headset B
Pairing Headset A with Headset B
VOX Intercom A
Intercom VOX A
Sensitivity
HOLD
HD Intercom
YOU
and
= 5s
HOLD
Advanced
YOU
andB
= 5s
Noise
Control™ B
“Intercom pairing”
Red flashing lights indicate

=
device is now
Red flashing discoverable.
lights indicate
=
LED STATUS device is now discoverable.
LED STATUS
A
A
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7. Bluetooth
Red flashing lights indicate
Intercom
=
device isSetup
now discoverable.
2. Tap the Jog Dial on either headset and wait until
LED STATUS
Intercom the LEDs of both turn blue.
Pairing
A
Two-Way
Intercom
TAP
Multi-Way YOU = 1x
Intercom or
Three-Way B
Conference
Phone Call
with Intercom
Users
Flashing blue LED confirms
Group =
Intercom intercoms are paired.
Universal LED
Intercom STATUS
VOX Intercom
Intercom VOX
Sensitivity
HD Intercom
Advanced
Noise
Control™

MENU
7. Bluetooth
Intercom Setup
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 to pair with Intercom
Intercom Friends C & D.
Pairing Last-Come, First-Served
Two-Way
Intercom
A B
Multi-Way
Intercom
YOU Intercom
Three-Way Friend 1
Conference
Phone Call
with Intercom
A C B
Users
Group
YOU Intercom Intercom
Intercom Friend 1 Friend 2
Universal
Intercom A D C B
VOX Intercom
Intercom VOX
Sensitivity YOU Intercom Intercom Intercom
Friend 1 Friend 2 Friend 3
HD Intercom
Advanced
Noise
Control™

MENU
7. Bluetooth
Intercom Setup
7.2 Two-Way Intercom
Intercom
You can start or end an intercom conversation with
Pairing
an Intercom Friend by tapping the Jog Dial.
Two-Way 1. Tap once for Intercom Friend 1.
Intercom Start/End with Intercom Friend 1
Start/End
Start/End with
with Intercom
Intercom Friend
Friend 1
1
Multi-Way
Intercom D
D TAP
D = TAP
Three-Way =
= 1x
TAP
1x
1x
Conference
Phone Call
with Intercom
2. Tap twice for Intercom Friend 2.
Users
Start/End with Intercom Friend 2
Start/End
Start/End with
with Intercom
Intercom Friend
Friend 2
2
Group
Intercom
C
C TAP
C TAP
Universal =
=
= 2x
TAP
2x
2x
Intercom
VOX Intercom
3. Tap three times for Intercom Friend 3.
Intercom VOX
Sensitivity Start/End with Intercom Friend 3
Start/End
Start/End with
with Intercom
Intercom Friend
Friend 3
3
HD Intercom
B
B TAP
B = TAP
Advanced
Noise
=
= 3x
TAP
3x
3x
Control™

MENU
7. Bluetooth
Intercom Setup
7.3 Multi-Way Intercom
Intercom
Multi-Way Intercom enables conference-call-style
Pairing
conversations with up to three Intercom Friends at the
Two-Way same time. While Multi-Way Intercom is in progress,
Intercom mobile phone connection is temporarily disconnected.
However, as soon as Multi-Way Intercom terminates,
Multi-Way
the mobile phone connection will be reestablished.
Intercom
Three-Way 7.3.1 Starting a Three-Way Intercom
Conference Conference
Phone Call You (A) can have a Three-Way Intercom
with Intercom Conference with two other Intercom
Users Friends (B & C) by establishing two intercom
Group connections simultaneously.
Intercom 1. Pair your headset (A) with those of two
other Intercom Friends (B & C). Please
Universal
refer to Section 7.1: “Intercom Pairing” for
Intercom
pairing instructions.
VOX Intercom
Pair with Intercom Friends B & C
Intercom VOX
Sensitivity A
HD Intercom
B C
Advanced You
Noise
Control™
Intercom Intercom
Friend B Friend C
Starting an Intercom Conversation

with Intercom Friend B
B C
You
Intercom Intercom
Friend B Friend C

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7. Bluetooth
A
Intercom Setup
2. Start B
an intercom conversation with one of C
the two friends in your
A
You intercom group. For
Intercom
Pairing example, you (A) may start an intercom
B
conversation
Intercom
with the Intercom Friend C
Intercom
Two-Way (B). Or, Intercom You (B) may start an
Friend
Friend B Friend C
Intercom intercom call with you (A).
Multi-Way Starting
Intercoman Intercom Conversation Intercom
Intercom with Intercom
Friend B Friend B Friend C
Three-Way A
Conference
with Intercom Friend B
Phone Call
with Intercom B A C
Users You
Group B C
Intercom Intercom
You
Intercom
Friend B Friend C
Universal 3. Then, you (A) can call the second Intercom
Intercom
Friendan(C),
Intercom
Starting second Intercom Intercom
or the Conversation
Intercom Friend
Friend B
VOX Intercom (C)Intercom
with may joinFriend
the intercom
C by makingFriend
an C
intercom call to you (A).
Intercom VOX
Sensitivity A
with Intercom Friend C
HD Intercom
B C
Advanced You
A
Noise
Control™ B
Intercom
C
Intercom
Friend B You Friend C
Three-Way
Intercom Intercom Intercom
Friend B Friend C
Three-Way Intercom
A
B C
You
A
B
Intercom
C
Intercom
Friend B You Friend C
Intercom Intercom
Friend B Friend C
with Intercom Friend C
MENU
A
7. Bluetooth
B C
Intercom Setup
You
4. Now you (A) and two Intercom Friends

Intercom Intercom
(B & C) are having a Three-Way Intercom
Intercom Friend B Friend C
Pairing Conference.
Two-Way Three-Way Intercom

Intercom
Multi-Way A
Intercom
B C
Three-Way
Conference You
Phone Call
with Intercom Intercom Intercom
Users Friend B Friend C
Group 7.3.2 Starting a Four-Way Intercom

Intercom Conference
Universal With three Intercom Friends connected, a
Intercom new participant (D) can make it a Four-Way
Intercom Conference by making an intercom
VOX Intercom
call to either (B) or (C).
Intercom VOX
Sensitivity Starting a Four-Way Intercom
HD Intercom A C
Advanced
Noise B D
Control™ YOU Intercom
Friend C
Intercom Intercom
Friend B Friend D

MENU
7. Bluetooth
Intercom Setup
7.3.3 Ending Multi-Way Intercom
Intercom 1. Press the Jog Dial for 1 second until you
Pairing hear a beep to terminate all intercom
connections.
Two-Way
Intercom 2. Tap the Jog Dial to disconnect from your
first Intercom Friend. Double tap the
Multi-Way Jog Dial to disconnect from your second
Intercom Intercom Friend.
Three-Way
Conference 7.4 Three-Way Conference Phone Call
Phone Call with Intercom Users
with Intercom
Users You can have a Three-Way Conference Phone Call
by adding an Intercom Friend to the mobile phone
Group conversation.
Intercom
1. During a mobile phone call, tap the Jog Dial
Universal once, twice or, three times to invite one of your
Intercom Intercom Friends to the conversation.
VOX Intercom Invite an Intercom Friend into Phone Conference
Intercom VOX
Sensitivity TAP
= 1x
HD Intercom
Advanced ADD AN or
INTERCOM
Noise FRIEND
TAP
DURING
Control™ CALL 2x
or
TAP
3x
Disconnect Intercom Friend from Conference
TAP
= 1x
DISCONNECT or
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DURING or
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2x
ADD AN
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INTERCOM
FRIEND
DURING
TAP
or 2x
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CALL
IntercomorSetup
TAP
3x
TAP
2. To disconnect the intercom during a conference
Intercom 3xonce, twice or
phone call, tap the Jog Dial
Pairing three times.
Two-Way Disconnect Intercom Friend from Conference

Intercom
Disconnect Intercom Friend from Conference
TAP
Multi-Way
Intercom
= 1x
TAP
Three-Way DISCONNECT = or 1x
Conference INTERCOM
Phone Call or
TAP
with Intercom
DISCONNECT
INTERCOM 2x
Users TAP
Group
or 2x
Intercom or TAP
Universal
3x
TAP
Intercom
3x
VOX Intercom 3. To disconnect the mobile phone call during a
End Phone Call from Conference
conference phone call, tap the Phone Button.
Intercom VOX
Sensitivity End Phone Call from Conference
TAP
HD Intercom = P
1x
TAP
Advanced END = P
1x
Noise INTERCOM
Control™ END
INTERCOM
Note: When you have an incoming intercom call

during a mobile phone call, you will hear a voice
prompt, “Intercom requested.”

MENU
7. Bluetooth
Intercom Setup
7.5 Group Intercom
Intercom
Group Intercom allows you to instantly create a
Pairing
Multi-Way Conference Intercom with three of the
Two-Way most recently paired headsets.
Intercom
1. Go through intercom pairing with up to three
Multi-Way headsets you want to have Group Intercom with.
Intercom 2. Press the Ambient Mode Button for 1 second
Three-Way to begin Group Intercom. The LED will flash
Conference green and you will hear a voice prompt, “Group
Phone Call intercom”.
with Intercom
Start Group Intercom
Users
Group
HOLD
Intercom = A
Start Group Intercom 1s
Universal
Intercom START
GROUP
INTERCOM HOLD
VOX Intercom = A
1s
Intercom VOX
Sensitivity START “Group intercom”
GROUP
INTERCOM
HD Intercom
Advanced 3. When all of the headsets are connected together,
Noise “Group
everyone will hear intercom
“Group
the voice connected
”
prompt,
intercom ”
“Group
Control™ intercom connected.”
= “Group
Greenintercom
LED Flashing
connected”
BLUETOOTH
LED STATUS
= Green LED Flashing

End Group Intercom
BLUETOOTH
LED STATUS
HOLD
= A
1s
End Group Intercom
END GROUP
INTERCOM
HOLD
= A
1s
“Group intercom
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“Group intercom”
MENU
“Group intercom connected”

7. Bluetooth
Intercom Setup
= Group
4. To terminate GreenIntercom,
LED Flashing
press the Ambient
Intercom Mode Button for 1 second during Group
Pairing Intercom. You will hear a voice prompt, “Group
BLUETOOTH
LED STATUS
intercom terminated”.
Two-Way
Intercom End Group Intercom
Multi-Way
Intercom HOLD
= A
1s
Three-Way
Conference END GROUP
Phone Call INTERCOM
with Intercom
Users
“Group intercom terminated”
Group
Intercom
Universal
Intercom 7.6 Universal Intercom
VOX Intercom Universal Intercom allows you to have intercom
conversations with users of non-Sena Bluetooth headsets.
Intercom VOX You can pair your headset with only one non-Sena
Sensitivity headset at a time. The intercom distance depends on
the performance of the Bluetooth headset to which it’s
HD Intercom connected. When a non-Sena Bluetooth headset is paired
with the Sena headset, if another Bluetooth device is
Advanced
paired via Second Mobile Phone Pairing, it will be
Noise
Control™ disconnected.
1. Execute Universal Intercom in the Headset
Configuration Menu.

MENU
7. Bluetooth
Intercom Setup
Access Universal Intercom in the Configuration Menu
Intercom
Pairing
HOLD
Two-Way = 10s
Intercom
ACCESS
Multi-Way CONFIG.
Intercom MENU
Three-Way
Conference “Configuration menu”
Phone Call
with Intercom
Users
Group ROTATE
=
Intercom R
Universal NAVIGATE
Intercom FORWARD
VOX Intercom
Intercom VOX “Universal intercom”
Sensitivity
HD Intercom
Advanced TAP
Noise = P
1x
Control™
EXECUTE
2. Put the non-Sena Bluetooth headset in Pairing

Mode. The headset will automatically pair with a
non-Sena Bluetooth headset.

MENU
7. Bluetooth
Intercom Setup
3. You can have Two-Way Intercom or Multi-
Intercom Way Intercom communication with up to three
Pairing Intercom Friends using non-Sena headsets by
following the procedures described below.
Two-Way
Intercom Example of a Three-Way Universal Intercom
Multi-Way
Intercom
Three-Way
Conference You
Phone Call
with Intercom Non-Sena Sena
Users Headset Headset
Group
Example of a Four-Way Universal Intercom
Intercom
Universal
Intercom
VOX Intercom
You Sena
Intercom VOX Headset
Sensitivity
Non-Sena Non-Sena
HD Intercom Headset Headset
Advanced
Noise
Control™

MENU
7. Bluetooth
Intercom Setup
7.7 VOX Intercom (Default: Disable)
Intercom
The VOX Intercom setting can be found in the
Pairing
settings menu, accessible through Sena Device
Two-Way Manager or Sena Smartphone App.
Intercom
If VOX Intercom is enabled, you can initiate an
Multi-Way intercom conversation with the last connected
Intercom intercom friend by voice. When you want to start
intercom, say a word such as “Hello” loudly or blow
Three-Way
air into the microphone. If you start an intercom
Conference
Phone Call conversation by voice, the intercom terminates
with Intercom automatically when you and your intercom friend
Users remain silent for 20 seconds. However, if you
manually start an intercom conversation by tapping
Group the Jog Dial, you have to terminate the intercom
Intercom conversation manually.
Universal However, if you start the intercom by voice and end
Intercom it manually by tapping the Jog Dial, you will not be
VOX Intercom able to start intercom by voice temporarily. In this
case, you have to tap the Jog Dial to restart the
Intercom VOX intercom. This is to prevent repeated unintentional
Sensitivity intercom connections by strong wind noise. After
HD Intercom rebooting the headset, you can start the intercom
by voice again.
Advanced
Noise
Control™

MENU
7. Bluetooth
Intercom Setup
7.8 Intercom VOX Sensitivity (Default: 3)
Intercom
The Intercom VOX Sensitivity setting can be found
Pairing
in the settings menu, accessible through Sena
Two-Way Device Manager or Sena Smartphone App.
Intercom
The sensitivity can be adjusted depending on your
Multi-Way riding environment. Level 5 is the highest sensitivity
Intercom setting and 1 is the lowest.
Three-Way
Conference 7.9 HD Intercom (Default: Enable)
Phone Call The HD Intercom setting can be found in the
with Intercom settings menu, accessible through Sena Device
Users
Manager or Sena Smartphone App.
Group HD Intercom enhances the two-way intercom audio
Intercom
from normal quality to HD quality. HD Intercom
Universal will become temporarily disabled when you enter
Intercom into a multi-way intercom. If this feature is disabled,
the two-way intercom audio will change to normal
VOX Intercom quality.
Intercom VOX
Sensitivity Note: The intercom distance of HD Intercom is
relatively shorter than that of normal intercom.
HD Intercom
Advanced
Noise
Control™

MENU
7. Bluetooth
Intercom Setup
7.10 Advanced Noise Control™
Intercom (Default: Enable)
Pairing
The Advanced Noise Control setting can be found
Two-Way in the settings menu, accessible through Sena
Intercom Device Manager or Sena Smartphone App.
Multi-Way If Advanced Noise Control is enabled, background
Intercom noise is reduced during intercom conversations.
Three-Way If Advanced Noise Control is disabled, the
Conference background noise is mixed with your voice while
Phone Call using the intercom.
with Intercom
Users
Group
Intercom
Universal
Intercom
VOX Intercom
Intercom VOX
Sensitivity
HD Intercom
Advanced
Noise
Control™

8. Mesh Intercom
MENU
8. Mesh Intercom
8.1 What is Mesh Intercom?
What is Mesh
Mesh Intercom is an adaptive and autonomous
Intercom?
intercom technology developed by Sena
which features self-organizing, self-healing,
Mesh Intercom
Mode self-optimizing, and multi-hopping group
communication. Mesh Intercom allows riders
Using the Mesh to connect and communicate with nearby users
without the need to pair each headset together.
Mesh Intercom
Conference Starting Mesh Intercom
with Bluetooth
When Mesh Intercom is enabled, the headset will
Intercom
Participant automatically connect to nearby 30K users and
allow them to talk to each other by pressing the
Audio Mesh Intercom Button.
Multitasking Mesh Intercom On
(Always On)
Intercom- TAP
Audio Overlay
Sensitivity
= M
1x
ON
Audio Overlay
Volume
Management “Mesh intercom on”
Mesh Intercom Off
TAP
= M
1x
OFF
“Mesh intercom off”

MENU
8. Mesh Intercom
8.2 Mesh Intercom Mode
What is Mesh (Default: Public Mode)
Intercom?
8.2.1 Public Mode
Mesh Intercom When Mesh Intercom is enabled, the headset
Mode
will be in Public Mode initially. It can connect
with a virtually unlimited number of nearby
Using the Mesh
30K headsets within a 1.6 km (1.0 mile) range.
Within this group, 6 users can talk at the same
Mesh Intercom
Conference time for an optimized, open group intercom
with Bluetooth conversation. Users can freely connect
Intercom with each other when in Public Mode. The
Participant audio quality of the intercom conversation
will be the best when communicating using
Audio Public Mode. The headset will not save
Multitasking the connection information from any of the
(Always On) headsets that it is connected to for future
Intercom- open group intercom conversations when in
Audio Overlay Public Mode.
Sensitivity Mesh Intercom in Public Mode
Audio Overlay
Volume
Management
Approx. 1.0 Mile
• Limitless participants within range

• 6 people talk at the same time

MENU
8. Mesh Intercom
8.2.2 Private Mode
What is Mesh
Intercom? Mesh
A Mesh is a closed network of headsets where
Mesh Intercom participants can leave, join or rejoin a group
Mode intercom conversation without affecting the
Approx. each
connection between 1.0 Mile
of the headsets. For
Using the Mesh a closed intercom conversation using Mesh
• Limitless participants within range
Intercom, a Mesh needs to be created by a
Mesh Intercom • 6 people talk at the same time
user. When a user creates a Mesh, the headset
Conference automatically switches from Public Mode to
with Bluetooth Private Mode.
Intercom
Participant Mesh Intercom in Private Mode
Audio
sh
Me
Multitasking
(Always On) s
ile
2M
Creator
1.
Intercom-
Audio Overlay
Sensitivity Participant
Guest
Audio Overlay
Volume
Management Max. 5.0 Miles
• Max. participants : 15 participants + 1 creator

• 6 people talk at the same time
• Limitless guests only listen within “Mesh” range

MENU
8. Mesh Intercom
Private Mode
What is Mesh When the headset is in Private Mode, it can
Intercom? connect with up to 15 other 30K headsets. The
range between each headset in Private Mode
Mesh Intercom can be up to 2.0 km (1.2 miles). The Mesh can
Mode extend up to 8.0 km (5.0 miles) head-to-tail
during a closed intercom conversation. Within
Using the Mesh this group, 6 users can talk at the same time
for an optimized closed group conversation.
Mesh Intercom The audio quality when communicating in a
Conference Mesh automatically adjusts according to the
with Bluetooth
number of participants. When connected
Intercom
Participant together in a Mesh, the headset will
automatically save the connection information
Audio from all of the other headsets that it has
Multitasking connected to for future Mesh Intercom group
(Always On) communication.
Intercom- 8.2.3 Guest Mode (Default: Disable)

Audio Overlay A Guest Mode setting can be found in the
Sensitivity settings menu, accessible through Sena
Audio Overlay Device Manager or Sena Smartphone App.
Volume Guest Mode allows a guest to listen to a
Management closed Mesh conversation. The creator of
the Mesh needs to enable Guest Mode
before creating the Mesh to allow guests.
Guest Mode can be enabled when the
guest is in Public Mode and the Mesh
Network connection information has been
removed. The guest needs to be within range
of the Mesh to listen to the closed Mesh
conversation.
Note: When the creator enables Guest
Mode, a virtually unlimited number of
guests can connect to a Mesh.

MENU
8. Mesh Intercom
8.3 Using the Mesh
What is Mesh
Intercom? 8.3.1 Creating the Mesh
A user can create a Mesh so that they can
Mesh Intercom invite nearby 30K headsets to join in a closed
Mode intercom conversation.
Using the Mesh Create Mesh
[Creator]
Mesh Intercom
Conference HOLD
with Bluetooth = M
5s
Intercom
Participant Create Mesh
CREATE
MESH
[Creator]
Audio
Multitasking “Creating mesh”
HOLD
(Always On)
= M
5s
Intercom- Accept Invitation During Mesh Creation
Audio Overlay Users within range and in Public Mode can
[Participant]
CREATE
Sensitivity accept the invitation sent by the creator of the
MESH
Mesh to join a closed intercom conversation
Audio Overlay after hearing “Would
the“Creating
voicelike
prompt “Would you
to join
mesh” a mesh?”
Volume
like to join a mesh?”
Management
Accept Invitation During Mesh TAP
Creation
[Participant] = M
1x
ACCEPT
INVITATION
“Would like to join a mesh?”
“Joined the mesh”

TAP
= M
1x
ACCEPT
INVITATION
“Joined the mesh”

MENU
8. Mesh Intercom
Note: A user can join the Mesh within 30
What is Mesh
Intercom? seconds after hearing the invitation voice
prompt.
Mesh Intercom
Mode 8.3.2 Join an Existing Mesh
Users that did not accept the invitation from
Using the Mesh the creator or were not invited can request to
join the Mesh.
Mesh Intercom
Conference Join an Existing Mesh
with Bluetooth [Participant]
Intercom
Participant Join an Existing Mesh TAP
[Participant] = 2x
M
Audio
Multitasking JOIN AN TAP
(Always On) EXISTING MESH = M
2x
Intercom-
Audio Overlay JOIN AN “Searching for Mesh”
EXISTING MESH
Sensitivity
[Creator]
Audio Overlay “Searching for Mesh”
Volume
Management “Would you like to add
[Creator] a new participant?”
Accept a participant
“Would
The creator of the
[Creator] Meshyou
can like to add
accept the
request for a userato
new
joinparticipant?”
the closed intercom.
Accept a participant TAP
[Creator] = M
1x
ACCEPT TAP
[Participant]
= M
1x
ACCEPT
[Participant] “Joined the mesh”
Reject a participant
[Creator] “Joined the mesh”
Reject a participant HOLD

= Bluetooth
[Creator]30K Motorcycle M
1s
[Creator]
“Would you like to add
a new participant?”
TAP
=
Accept a participant
M
1x MENU
[Creator]
ACCEPT
[Participant] TAP
8. Mesh Intercom
= M
1x
The ACCEPT
creator of the“Joined
Mesh can
thereject
mesh”the request
What is Mesh for a user to join the closed intercom.
[Participant]
Intercom?
[Creator]
Mesh Intercom “Joined the mesh”
Mode HOLD
Using the Mesh

=
M
1s
[Creator]
REJECT
Mesh Intercom
Conference [Participant] HOLD
with Bluetooth = M
1s
Intercom
Participant REJECT “Request rejected”
[Participant]
Audio
Multitasking Quit the Mesh
8.3.3 Quit the Mesh
(Always On)
Users that quit the Mesh willrejected”
“Request automatically
HOLD
Intercom- = Mode.
return to Public M
8s
Audio Overlay
Sensitivity Quit the Mesh
QUIT MESH
Audio Overlay HOLD
Volume = “Quit
M
8s
the mesh”
Management
QUIT MESH
“Quit the mesh”
Note: When a user quits the Mesh, the

headset will automatically switch to Public
Mode and the stored Mesh Network
information will be deleted.

MENU
8. Mesh Intercom
8.3.4 Toggle Public Mode / Private Mode
What is Mesh A user is able to toggle between Public
Intercom? Mode and Private Mode without quitting the
Mesh. This allows the user to keep the Mesh
Mesh Intercom Network connection information while in
Mode Public Mode. The user can toggle to Private
Mode to communicate with participants from
Using the Mesh the stored Mesh Network information.
Mesh Intercom Toggle Between Public Mode and
Conference Private Mode
with Bluetooth
Intercom
Participant “Private Mode”
Audio PRIVATE
Multitasking MODE
(Always On)
HOLD
Intercom- = M
3s
Audio Overlay
Sensitivity
Audio Overlay “Public Mode”
Volume
Management
PUBLIC
MODE

MENU
8. Mesh Intercom
8.3.5 Toggle Public Mode / Guest Mode
What is Mesh Toggle Between Public Mode and
Intercom? Guest Mode
Mesh Intercom
Mode “Guest Mode”
GUEST
Using the Mesh GUEST

MODE
Mesh Intercom HOLD

Conference
with Bluetooth
= M
3s
Intercom
Participant
Audio “Public Mode”

Multitasking
(Always On) PUBLIC
MODE
Intercom-
Audio Overlay 8.3.6 Mic Enable/Disable (Default: Enable)
Sensitivity Users can enable/disable the microphone
Audio Overlay when communicating in a Mesh Intercom.
Volume This can be done in either Public Mode or
Management Private Mode.
Enable / Disable the Microphone
HOLD
= M
1s
ENABLE /
DISABLE THE
MICROPHONE
“Mic on / Mic off”

MENU
8. Mesh Intercom
8.4 Mesh Intercom Conference with
What is Mesh Bluetooth Intercom Participant
Intercom?
Users can use the existing Bluetooth intercom and
Mesh Intercom Mesh Intercom function at the same time. In this
Mode case, it is recommended to communicate with other
Sena headsets via Bluetooth intercom connection
Using the Mesh and use Mesh Intercom between 30K headsets.
Please refer to Section 7: “Bluetooth Intercom
Mesh Intercom Setup” for more details.
Conference
with Bluetooth Note: If a closed loop is created, as shown below,
Intercom each user will experience severe noise issues.
Participant Sena recommends that a closed loop not be
created.
Audio
Multitasking Sena Headset
(Always On)
Intercom-
Audio Overlay
Sensitivity
Audio Overlay
Volume
Management
30K 30K
Mesh Intercom
Bluetooth Intercom

MENU
8. Mesh Intercom
8.5 Audio Multitasking (Always On)
What is Mesh
Audio Multitasking allows you to have an intercom
Intercom?
conversation while simultaneously listening to
music, FM radio, or GPS instructions. The overlaid
Mesh Intercom
Mode audio is played in the background with reduced
volume whenever there is an intercom conversation
Using the Mesh and will return to normal volume once the
conversation is finished. The Audio Multitasking
Mesh Intercom feature can be configured through the Intercom-
Conference Audio Overlay Sensitivity and Audio Overlay
with Bluetooth Volume Management settings.
Intercom
Participant 8.6 Intercom-Audio Overlay Sensitivity
(Default: 3)
Audio
Multitasking The Intercom-Audio Overlay Sensitivity setting
(Always On) can be found in the settings menu, accessible
Intercom- through Sena Device Manager or Sena
Audio Overlay Smartphone App.
Sensitivity The music, FM radio and GPS volume will be
Audio Overlay lowered to play in the background if you talk over
Volume the intercom while the overlaid audio is playing.
Management You can adjust the intercom sensitivity to activate
this background audio mode. Level 1 has the lowest
sensitivity and level 5 has the highest sensitivity.
Note: If your voice is not louder than the

sensitivity of the selected level, the overlaid audio
will not be lowered.

MENU
8. Mesh Intercom
8.7 Audio Overlay Volume Management
What is Mesh (Default: Disable)
Intercom?
The Audio Overlay Volume Management
Mesh Intercom setting can be found in the settings menu,
Mode accessible through Sena Device Manager or Sena
Smartphone App.
Using the Mesh The music, FM radio and GPS overlaid audio
reduces in volume whenever there is an ongoing
Mesh Intercom intercom conversation. If Audio Overlay Volume
Conference Management is enabled, the volume level of
with Bluetooth
the overlaid audio will not be reduced during an
Intercom
Participant intercom conversation.
Audio
Multitasking
(Always On)
Intercom-
Audio Overlay
Sensitivity
Audio Overlay
Volume
Management

MENU
9. Using the FM Radio

9.1 FM Radio On/Off
FM Radio
To turn on or shut off the FM radio, press the Phone
On/Off
Button for 1 second until you hear a double beep.
Seek and FM Radio On
Save Radio
Stations
HOLD
= P
1s
Scan and
Save Radio
Stations FM RADIO
ON
Temporary
Station Preset “FM on”
Navigating
Preset
FM Radio Off
Stations
Region HOLD
Selection = P
1s
Radio Data FM RADIO
System (RDS) OFF
Alternative
Frequency
(AF) Setting “FM off”
FM Station
Guide

MENU

9.2 Seek and Save Radio Stations
FM Radio
The “Seek” feature searches for radio stations.
On/Off
1. Rotate while pressing the Jog Dial clockwise or
Seek and counterclockwise to search for radio stations.
Save Radio
Seek Stations Forward
Stations
Scan and ROTATE

Save Radio =Forward
Stations
Seek Stations R
SEEK
Temporary FORWARD ROTATE
=
Station Preset
Seek Stations Backward
R
Navigating SEEK
Preset FORWARD
Stations ROTATE
=Backward
Seek Stations L
Region
Selection SEEK
BACKWARD
ROTATE
=
Radio Data
Entersave
Preset
L
System (RDS) 2. To theSelection
current Mode
station, press and hold the
Alternative Jog
SEEKDial
for 1 seconds until you hear the voice
BACKWARD
Frequency prompt, “Preset (#).” HOLD
Enter Preset= 1s
(AF) Setting
Selection Mode
FM Station ENTER
Guide PRESET HOLD
MODE = 1s
ENTER
PRESET
MODE
“Preset (#)”
Navigate Forward through Preset Stations

“Preset (#)”
ROTATE
=
R
Navigate Forward through Preset Stations
NAVIGATE
FORWARD
ROTATE
=
30K Motorcycle
Navigate Backward through
R
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PresetCommunication
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BACKWARD
HOLD
Enter Preset=
Selection Mode
1s MENU
ENTER
PRESET HOLD
MODE = 1s
ENTER
PRESET
MODE “Preset (#)”
3. Rotate the Jog Dial to navigate through the
FM Radio preset numbers that you want to store.
On/Off Navigate Forward“Preset
through(#)”
Preset Stations
Seek and
Save Radio ROTATE
= through Preset Stations
Navigate Forward
Stations
R
Scan and NAVIGATE
FORWARD ROTATE
Save Radio =
Stations R
Navigate Backward through Preset Stations
NAVIGATE
Temporary FORWARD
Station Preset
ROTATE
=
Navigate Backward through Preset Stations
Navigating L
Preset
NAVIGATE
Stations BACKWARD ROTATE
=
Region the Jog
L
4. Tap
Save Station to Dial to save
the Preset the station in the preset
Number
Selection NAVIGATE
number you choose. Or, tap the Phone Button to
BACKWARD
delete the station from memory.
Radio Data TAP
Save Station=to the Preset Number
System (RDS) 1x
Alternative
Frequency SAVE TO
TAP
PRESET #
(AF) Setting = 1x
FM Station Delete Station from Memory
SAVE TO
Guide PRESET #
TAP
= from Memory
Delete Station P
1x
DELETE
STATION
TAP
= P
1x
DELETE
STATION

MENU

9.3 Scan and Save Radio Stations
FM Radio
The “Scan” function automatically searches for
On/Off
radio stations, starting with the current station’s
frequency, then up from there.
Seek and
Save Radio 1. Double tap the Phone Button to scan for
Stations stations.
Scan and Save Radio Stations
Scan and
Save Radio
Stations TAP
Temporary
= P
2x
Station Preset START
Scan and Save Radio Stations
SCANNING
Navigating
Save the
2. The Current
Sena tunerStation
pauses at each station it finds for
Preset
TAP
Stations 8 seconds beforePmoving to the next.
= 2x
3. To save the current station,TAP
tap the Phone
Region =
Button. The station will be1x
P
saved as the next
Selection START
preset number.
SCANNING
SAVE
Radio Data Save the Current Station
STATION
System (RDS)
Alternative
Frequency “Save preset (#)”
TAP
(AF) Setting = P
1x
FM Station SAVE
Stop Scanning
STATION
Guide
TAP
= “Save preset (#)”
P
2x
STOP
Stop Scanning
SCANNING
TAP
= P
2x
STOP
SCANNING

TAP
= P
1x MENU
SAVE
STATION
9. Using“Save
the FM
preset (#)” Radio
4. To stop scanning, double tap the Phone Button.

FM Radio Stop Scanning
On/Off
Seek and TAP

Save Radio = P
2x
Stations
STOP
SCANNING
Scan and
Save Radio
Stations
9.4 Temporary Station Preset
Temporary The Temporary Preset feature automatically finds
Station Preset and saves the nearest 10 radio stations without
changing your existing preset stations.
Navigating
Preset 1. Tap the Phone Button three times to
Stations automatically find and save 10 stations.
Temporary Stations
Region
Selection
TAP
Radio Data
= P
3x
System (RDS)
Alternative TEMPORARY
STATIONS
Frequency
(AF) Setting
2. The temporary preset stations will be cleared
FM Station when the headset reboots.
Guide

MENU

9.5 Navigating Preset Stations
FM Radio
Using the methods above, up to 10 radio stations
On/Off
can be stored. Tap the Phone Button to navigate
through the saved stations.
Seek and
Save Radio Navigate through Preset Stations
Stations
TAP
Scan and =
Save Radio
P
1x
Stations
NAVIGATE
FORWARD
Temporary
Station Preset
Note: You can use the Sena Device Manager or
the Sena Smartphone App to save the preset
Navigating
Preset stations.
Stations
9.6 Region Selection (Default:
Region
Selection Worldwide)
You can select the proper FM frequency range
Radio Data for your location from the Sena Device Manager
System (RDS) or the Sena Smartphone App. Using the region
Alternative setting, you can optimize the seek function to avoid
Frequency
unnecessary frequency ranges.
(AF) Setting
FM Station Region Frequency range Step

Guide
Worldwide 76.0 ~ 108.0 MHz ± 100 kHz
North America,
South America 87.5 ~ 107.9 MHz ± 200 kHz
and Australia
Asia and Europe 87.5 ~ 108.0 MHz ± 100 kHz
Japan 76.0 ~ 95.0 MHz ± 100 kHz

MENU

9.7 Radio Data System (RDS) Alternative
FM Radio Frequency (AF) Setting (Default:
On/Off Disable)
Seek and The RDS AF setting can be found in the settings
Save Radio menu, accessible through Sena Device Manager or
Stations Sena Smartphone App.
When radio station signals get too weak for a good
Scan and
reception, with RDS AF enabled, the Sena radio
Save Radio
Stations receiver re-tunes to a station with better reception.
If RDS AF is disabled, you’ll have to find stronger
Temporary stations manually.
Station Preset
9.8 FM Station Guide (Default: Enable)
Navigating
The Station Guide setting can be found in the
Preset
Stations settings menu, accessible through Sena Device
Region When FM Station Guide is enabled, FM station
Selection frequencies are given by voice prompts as you
select preset stations. When FM Station Guide
Radio Data is disabled, the voice prompts on FM station
System (RDS) frequencies will not be given as you select preset
Alternative
stations.
Frequency
(AF) Setting
FM Station
Guide

10. Ambient Mode
MENU
10. Ambient Mode

You can hear the ambient sound outside of your
helmet by activating the Ambient Mode. To activate
the Ambient Mode, press the Ambient Mode Button
twice which is placed on the bottom of the clamp unit.
To deactivate the Ambient Mode, press the Ambient
Mode Button twice again.
Ambient Mode
TAP
= A
2x
START/STOP
AMBIENT
MODE
Note: The Ambient Mode has higher priority

than mobile phone, so you cannot listen to music,
or have an intercom conversation if the Ambient
Mode is activated.

11. Voice Command
MENU
11. Voice Command

The voice command of the headset allows you to
Voice operate certain operations by simply using your voice.
Command You can control the headset completely handsfree
Setting using the voice recognition. The voice command
function works only with English commands.
Voice Command
TAP
= A
1x
START VOICE or
COMMAND
“Hello Sena”
Speak a voice command from the table below:
Mode Status Function Voice Command
Start/End each “Intercom [one,

Intercom two, three]”
End all intercoms “End intercom”
Call last intercom “Last intercom”

Standby /
Intercom
Group intercom “Group intercom”
Intercom pairing “Pairing intercom”
Cancelling
“Cancel”
operations

MENU
11. Voice Command

Mode Status Function Voice Command
Voice
Command
Setting Play/Pause music “Music” or “Stereo”
Turn on/off FM radio “FM radio”
Check battery “Check battery”
“Speed dial [one,

Standby / Speed dialing
two, three]”
Music /
FM Radio Redial the last call “Redial”
Voice command
“What can I say?”
help
Check connected “Connected
devices devices”
Configuration
“Configuration”
menus
Next track (music)
/ next preset (FM “Next”
radio)
Music / Previous track
FM Radio (music) / previous “Previous”
preset (FM radio)
Stop music / FM
“Stop”
radio
Mesh intercom
“Mesh intercom”
On/Off
End the Bluetooth
“End intercom”
Standby / and Mesh intercom
Mesh Intercom
Create a Mesh “Create Mesh”
Quit the Mesh “Quit Mesh”

MENU
11. Voice Command

Note:
Voice
Command • Voice command performance may vary based
Setting on the environmental conditions including
riding speed, helmet type and ambient noise. To
improve the performance, minimize wind noise
on the microphone by using a large microphone
sponge and closing the visor.
• To activate the voice command during intercom
conversation, tap the Ambient Mode Button
once.
11.1 Voice Command Setting (Default:

Enable)
A Voice Command setting can be found in the
When Voice Command is enabled, you can use
your voice to give a command the headset operate
certain operations completely handsfree. If Voice
Command is disabled, you will need to operate all
of the functions using the buttons on the headset.

12. General Settings
MENU

12.1 Function Priority
Function
The headset prioritizes connected devices in the
Priority
following order:
Firmware (highest) Ambient Mode
Upgrades
Mobile phone
Voice Voice command mode
Prompts
Mesh Intercom / Bluetooth Intercom
Sidetone Music sharing via Bluetooth stereo
FM radio
Delete All
Bluetooth Stereo music by audio cable
Pairing
(lowest) Bluetooth stereo music
Information
A lower-priority function gets interrupted by a
higher-priority function. For example, stereo music
will be interrupted by an Intercom Conversation;
an Intercom Conversation will be interrupted by an
incoming mobile phone call.
12.2 Firmware Upgrades

The headset supports firmware upgrades. You
can upgrade the firmware using the Sena Device
Manager. Please visit sena.com to check for the
latest software downloads.

MENU

12.3 Voice Prompts (Default: Enable)
Function
A Voice prompt setting can be found in the
Priority
Firmware
Upgrades If Voice prompt is enabled, you can hear Voice
prompts for different kinds of features. If Voice
Voice prompt is disabled, Voice prompts are silenced
Prompts except for those in the Configuration Menu, battery
level indication, speed dial, and FM radio functions.
Sidetone
Delete All
12.4 Sidetone (Default: Disable)
Bluetooth A Sidetone setting can be found in the settings
Pairing menu, accessible through Sena Device Manager or
Information Sena Smartphone App.
Sidetone is the sound of your own voice as picked
up by your headset’s microphone and reproduced
in your own ear, by your own speaker. It helps you
to naturally speak at the correct level according
to varying helmet noise conditions. If this feature
is enabled, you can hear what you are speaking
during an intercom conversation or a phone call.

MENU

12.5 Delete All Bluetooth Pairing
Function Information
Priority
A Delete All Bluetooth Pairing Information
Firmware setting can be found in the Headset Configuration
Upgrades Menu.
Tap the Phone Button when in this menu to Delete
Voice All Bluetooth Pairing Information stored in the
Prompts headset.
Sidetone Access Delete All Pairings in the Configuration Menu
Delete All HOLD

Bluetooth = 10s
Pairing
Information
ACCESS
CONFIG.
MENU
ROTATE
=
R
NAVIGATE
FORWARD
“Delete all pairings”
TAP
= P
1x
EXECUTE

13. Remote Control
MENU
13. Remote Control

You can remotely control the headset using Sena
Pairing with Remote Control devices (sold separately) such as
the Remote a Handlebar Remote or a Wristband Remote. This
Control eliminates the need to remove your hands from the
handlebars for button operations.
13.1 Pairing with the Remote Control

1. Turn on the headset and the Remote Control
device.
2. Execute Remote Control Pairing in the Headset
Configuration Menu.
Access Remote Control Pairing
in the Configuration Menu
HOLD
= 10s
ACCESS
CONFIG.
MENU
ROTATE
=
R
NAVIGATE
FORWARD
“Remote control pairing”
TAP
= P
1x
EXECUTE

Enter Pairing Mode
R
NAVIGATE
FORWARD
MENU
“Remote control pairing”
13. Remote Control

TAP
= mode in the Remote Control
3. Enter pairing
P
1x
Pairing with device. The headset will automatically connect
the Remote with the Remote Control device in pairing mode.
EXECUTE
Control You will hear a voice prompt, “Remote control

connected”, when they are successfully paired.
Enter Pairing Mode
Enter Pairing Mode

= on Remote Control.
REMOTE
CONTROL
“Remote control connected”

14. Troubleshooting
MENU
14. Troubleshooting
Please visit Sena.com for answers to frequently asked
Fault Reset questions. This detailed online FAQ section deals with
troubleshooting, illustrates case studies and contains
Factory Reset tips on using the headset.
14.1 Fault Reset

When the headset is not working properly, you can
easily reset the unit:
1. Locate the pinhole reset button below on the
back of the main unit.
2. Gently insert a paperclip into the hole and tap
the Fault Reset Button with light pressure.
TAP
= 1x
FAULT
RESET
3. The headset will shut down.
Note: Fault Reset will not restore the headset to

factory default settings.

MENU
14. Troubleshooting
14.2 Factory Reset
Fault Reset
To erase all of your settings and start fresh, the
headset can be restored to factory default settings
Factory Reset
using the Factory Reset feature.
HOLD
= P
10s
FACTORY
RESET
“Factory Reset”
= Solid red
LED STATUS
TAP
= 1x
EXECUTE
“Headset reset, good-bye”
Note: If you press the Phone Button or don’t

press the Jog Dial within 5 seconds, the reset
attempt is canceled and the headset returns
to standby mode. You will hear a voice prompt
saying “Canceled”.

MENU
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All rights reserved.
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reserved.
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any changes and improvements to its product without
providing prior notice.
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or its subsidiaries in the USA and other countries.
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GETTING PAIRING WITH MOBILE

STEREO INTERCOM MESH

USING THE VOICE

GENERAL REMOTE TROUBLE-

ROTATE ROTATE Rotate while Pressing Jog Dial

“Hello” Audible prompt from the headset

1. ABOUT THE Motorcycle

2. Installing the Headset

4. Pairing the Headset with Other

5. MOBILE PHONE USAGE 39

7. Bluetooth Intercom Setup 47

7.3 Multi-Way Intercom 51

8.7 Audio Overlay Volume Management

9. Using the FM Radio 75

10. Ambient Mode 82

11. Voice Command 83

12. General Settings 86

13. Remote Control 89

1. ABOUT THE MENU

1.1.2 Universal Clamp Kit

Ambient Mode Button

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• Universal Helmet Clamp

• Wired Boom Microphone

• Hook and Loop Fastener

• Hook and Loop Fastener

• Glued Surface Mounting

• Foam Speaker Covers

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Product • Speaker Pads

• Hook and Loop Fastener for

• 2.5 to 3.5 mm Audio Cable

• Speaker Port Cover

• USB Power & Data Cable

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External Mesh Clamp Unit

Foam Speaker Cover Hook Fastener

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External Mesh Fin

Foam Speaker Cover Hook Fastener

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• Make sure that the microphone is located

Foam Speaker Cover Hook Fastener

4. To remove the main unit from the clamp unit,

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2. Remove the back plate.

3. Remove the rubber pad and replace it with the

4. Hook on the adapterFinto the clamp unit then screw

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Switching the 6. Locate a proper surface on the helmet to

Caution: Sena recommends using the

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2.5 External Mesh Intercom Antenna

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Volume Jog Dial

Menu A Ambient Mode Button

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Volume “Preparing headset”

Note: If the Voice Command setting is disabled,

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1. ABOUT THE Motorcycle

2. Installing the Headset

1. ABOUT THE MENU

• Hook and Loop Fastener

• Hook and Loop Fastener

• Hook and Loop Fastener for

• USB Power & Data Cable

• Make sure that the microphone is located