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I believe the owners manual explains how to do that. Without checking mine I think if you push on the volume button you will see different options pop up in the information window. One of the options is for the intercom volume. If you turn it down to zero you block anything coming from the mics in the helmet .
Oh, and welcome to the forum from Pa. Why don't you update your location on your user information so we will know where you call home. Take care and ride safe..
Oh, and welcome to the forum from Pa. Why don't you update your location on your user information so we will know where you call home. Take care and ride safe..
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It's not the volume button.
1. I'm sure you know to have a headset in your helmet.
2. Headset cord plugs into the bike. The bikes plug is on the left side, top of the fairing next to the glove box.
3. Push and hold the audio button until the screen shows it's on.
4. There will be a small icon show on the left side of the screen. If it looks like a speaker, the bikes speakers are on. If it looks like a headset, the sound will come through your headset.
5. Push and release the audio button quickly to toggle between bike speakers and headset.
6. If you want FM, push the FM button.
7. You can then use the tuning knob on the right to get a station and the volume knob on the left to adjust the volume.
That should get you started
There are others options for ambience and auto volume control, etc.
All these should be covered in your owners manual.
1. I'm sure you know to have a headset in your helmet.
2. Headset cord plugs into the bike. The bikes plug is on the left side, top of the fairing next to the glove box.
3. Push and hold the audio button until the screen shows it's on.
4. There will be a small icon show on the left side of the screen. If it looks like a speaker, the bikes speakers are on. If it looks like a headset, the sound will come through your headset.
5. Push and release the audio button quickly to toggle between bike speakers and headset.
6. If you want FM, push the FM button.
7. You can then use the tuning knob on the right to get a station and the volume knob on the left to adjust the volume.
That should get you started
There are others options for ambience and auto volume control, etc.
All these should be covered in your owners manual.
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I used Arai for years. Would have no other until I tried on a Nolan flip-front. Very nice.
However, right now I'm using an HJC flip front w/a J&M headset.
Don't scimp on the helmet! Get a good one!
However, right now I'm using an HJC flip front w/a J&M headset.
Don't scimp on the helmet! Get a good one!
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Welcome aboard hosskatt. There are a multitude of options for audio out there. J&M is a site sponsor here, and their stuff is top notch for the most part. Good support and service too. Contact J&M John and he'll guide you in the right direction for your needs.
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