BikeComm is the ultimate motorcycle communications system designed for the true motorcycle enthusiast; BikeComm wirelessly enables Rider to Passenger and Bike to Bike Intercom functionality combined with the flexibility to connect a Mobile Phone, Navigation Device, Radar Detector, and Audio Player - all at speeds up to 140 kph or 90 mph!
BikeComm enables:
How BikeComm Works
The patent pending BikeComm motorcycle communications system includes a Helmet Headset for the Rider, a Helmet Headset for the Passenger and a Control Box for the motorcycle. The system combines the freedom of Bluetooth® wireless technology with trusted Two Way Radio service enabling wireless motorcycle intercom communications between Rider, Passenger, and Bike to Bike. The Helmet Headsets wirelessly connect to the Control Box to receive audio signals; there are no troublesome wires between the Rider, Passenger and Control Box. Your Two Way Radio and included Push To Talk button connect to the Control Box using a wired connection. The Rider’s Mobile Phone connects to the Control Box using a Bluetooth wireless connection; your Navigation Device, Radar Detector and Audio Player connect using either a Bluetooth wireless connection or a wired connection.
The patent pending BikeComm motorcycle communications system includes a Helmet Headset for the Rider, a Helmet Headset for the Passenger and a Control Box for the motorcycle. The system combines the freedom of Bluetooth® wireless technology with trusted Two Way Radio service enabling wireless motorcycle intercom communications between Rider, Passenger, and Bike to Bike. The Helmet Headsets wirelessly connect to the Control Box to receive audio signals; there are no troublesome wires between the Rider, Passenger and Control Box. Your Two Way Radio and included Push To Talk button connect to the Control Box using a wired connection. The Rider’s Mobile Phone connects to the Control Box using a Bluetooth wireless connection; your Navigation Device, Radar Detector and Audio Player connect using either a Bluetooth wireless connection or a wired connection.
Control Box
The Control Box is the core of the BikeComm system and is placed in a convenient location on your motorcycle; the Control Box is powered by your motorcycle battery using the included Power Cable with Fuse. The Control Box has five 3.5mm Audio Jack sockets for connecting a variety of input devices using a wired connection, and is equipped with Bluetooth wireless technology enabling two separate and simultaneous connections with other devices also equipped with Bluetooth wireless technology such as a mobile phone or navigation device. The Control Box then transmits all audio signals wirelessly to the Helmet Headsets.
The Control Box is the core of the BikeComm system and is placed in a convenient location on your motorcycle; the Control Box is powered by your motorcycle battery using the included Power Cable with Fuse. The Control Box has five 3.5mm Audio Jack sockets for connecting a variety of input devices using a wired connection, and is equipped with Bluetooth wireless technology enabling two separate and simultaneous connections with other devices also equipped with Bluetooth wireless technology such as a mobile phone or navigation device. The Control Box then transmits all audio signals wirelessly to the Helmet Headsets.
Helmet Headset Connections
The BikeComm includes two Helmet Headsets, one for the Rider and one for the Passenger. The Helmet Headsets connect to the Control Box using a proprietary 2.4 GHz wireless technology enabling wireless Rider to Passenger full duplex intercom and the wireless transmission of audio signals from the Control Box to the Helmet Headsets. The Helmet Headsets have a preset wireless connection with the Control Box; you do not need to perform any setup procedure between the Helmet Headsets and the Control Box.
The BikeComm includes two Helmet Headsets, one for the Rider and one for the Passenger. The Helmet Headsets connect to the Control Box using a proprietary 2.4 GHz wireless technology enabling wireless Rider to Passenger full duplex intercom and the wireless transmission of audio signals from the Control Box to the Helmet Headsets. The Helmet Headsets have a preset wireless connection with the Control Box; you do not need to perform any setup procedure between the Helmet Headsets and the Control Box.
Two Way Radio Connection
Your two way radio and the included Push To Talk button connect to the Control Box using a wired connection enabling two way radio communication.
Your two way radio and the included Push To Talk button connect to the Control Box using a wired connection enabling two way radio communication.
Mobile Phone Connection
Your mobile phone connects to the Control Box using a wireless Bluetooth connection enabling the Rider to make and receive mobile phone calls. For safety and convenience incoming calls are automatically answered, for privacy the Passenger cannot hear the Rider’s mobile phone connection.
Your mobile phone connects to the Control Box using a wireless Bluetooth connection enabling the Rider to make and receive mobile phone calls. For safety and convenience incoming calls are automatically answered, for privacy the Passenger cannot hear the Rider’s mobile phone connection.
Navigation Device
Your navigation device connects to the Control Box using either a wired connection or wireless Bluetooth connection, enabling the Rider and Passenger to receive navigation instructions. For example, if your navigation device is Bluetooth equipped such as the Garmin zūmo® 550, you can connect it to the Control Box wirelessly using Bluetooth, if your device is not Bluetooth equipped you can connect it to the Control Box using a wired connection.
Your navigation device connects to the Control Box using either a wired connection or wireless Bluetooth connection, enabling the Rider and Passenger to receive navigation instructions. For example, if your navigation device is Bluetooth equipped such as the Garmin zūmo® 550, you can connect it to the Control Box wirelessly using Bluetooth, if your device is not Bluetooth equipped you can connect it to the Control Box using a wired connection.
Radar Detector Connection
Your radar detector connects to the Control Box using a wired connection enabling the Rider and Passenger to receive radar detector alerts.
Your radar detector connects to the Control Box using a wired connection enabling the Rider and Passenger to receive radar detector alerts.
Audio Player Connection
Your audio player connects to the Control Box using a wired connection enabling the Rider and Passenger to listen to music in stereo.
Your audio player connects to the Control Box using a wired connection enabling the Rider and Passenger to listen to music in stereo.
About Bluetooth Wireless Connections
The Control Box is equipped with Bluetooth wireless technology enabling two separate and simultaneous connections with other devices equipped with Bluetooth wireless technology such as a mobile phone or navigation device. Additionally the Control Box maintains two preset wireless connections with the two Helmet Headsets; you do not need to perform any setup procedure between the Helmet Headsets and the Control Box. The maximum distance permitted by Class 2 Bluetooth wireless technology is 10 meters or 30 feet with devices in line of sight, therefore to maintain an active wireless connection any devices that wirelessly connect to the Control Box must remain within this range of the Control Box; going outside this range will result in disconnection, when the devices return within the Bluetooth range they will automatically reconnect to the Control Box. To learn more about Bluetooth Wireless technology visit www.bluetooth.com Open Road Solutions, Inc. is an Adopter member of the Bluetooth Special Interest (SIG) and a participant in the Small Business Incentive Program.
The Control Box is equipped with Bluetooth wireless technology enabling two separate and simultaneous connections with other devices equipped with Bluetooth wireless technology such as a mobile phone or navigation device. Additionally the Control Box maintains two preset wireless connections with the two Helmet Headsets; you do not need to perform any setup procedure between the Helmet Headsets and the Control Box. The maximum distance permitted by Class 2 Bluetooth wireless technology is 10 meters or 30 feet with devices in line of sight, therefore to maintain an active wireless connection any devices that wirelessly connect to the Control Box must remain within this range of the Control Box; going outside this range will result in disconnection, when the devices return within the Bluetooth range they will automatically reconnect to the Control Box. To learn more about Bluetooth Wireless technology visit www.bluetooth.com Open Road Solutions, Inc. is an Adopter member of the Bluetooth Special Interest (SIG) and a participant in the Small Business Incentive Program.
BikerComm Sales Package Contents
Component
Description
Quantity
Image
Control Box (CB)
Core of the BikeComm System
1
Helmet Headset Unit
Helmet Headset Rider (HHR)
Helmet Headset Passenger (HHP)
Helmet Headset Rider (HHR)
Helmet Headset Passenger (HHP)
Helmet Headset
One for the Rider
One for the Passenger
One for the Rider
One for the Passenger
2
Helmet Headset Clip
Attaches to the Helmet
2
Boom Microphone
Adjustable Microphone
2
Carry Case
For storing the Helmet
Headsets when not in use
Headsets when not in use
2
Power Supply Unit
For charging the Helmet Headsets
1
Hex Key
For installing the Helmet Headsets
1
Helmet Headset Attachment Pads
(Hook and loop fastener type)
(Hook and loop fastener type)
For fastening the speakers
inside the helmet
inside the helmet
2 sets
Speaker Fastening Dot
(Hook and loop fastener type)
(Hook and loop fastener type)
For fastening the speakers
inside the helmet
inside the helmet
8
Speaker Ear Pocket Spacer Dot
For adjusting the Speaker space
inside the helmet
inside the helmet
10
Power Cable With Fuse
For connecting the Control Box
to the battery
to the battery
1
Push To Talk Button (PTT)
Connection Cable
Connection Cable
For transmitting with Two Way Radio
1
PTT Adhesive Pad
For affixing the PTT Button
3
Connection Cable
(3.5mm Audio Jack)
(3.5mm Audio Jack)
For connecting wired devices
to the Control Box
to the Control Box
3
Two Way Radio Connection Cable
(L Type)
(L Type)
For connecting the Two Way
Radio to the Control Box
Radio to the Control Box
1
Two Way Radio Connection Cable
(K Type)
(K Type)
For connecting the Two Way
Radio to the Control Box
Radio to the Control Box
1
Extension Cable
For extending the distance of the PTT Button and/or Two Way Radio Connection Cables
1
User Guide
User Guide
1
Noise Filter Accessory
The Noise Filter Accessory should be used when your Two Way Radio is powered by the motorcycle battery and/or your Two Way Radio is connected to an external antenna to extend Two Way radio range. Using the Noise Filter Accessory prevents the transmission of conductive noise from the motorcycle through the BikeComm system. The Noise Filter Accessory is sold separately and not included in the BikeComm Package contents.
The Noise Filter Accessory should be used when your Two Way Radio is powered by the motorcycle battery and/or your Two Way Radio is connected to an external antenna to extend Two Way radio range. Using the Noise Filter Accessory prevents the transmission of conductive noise from the motorcycle through the BikeComm system. The Noise Filter Accessory is sold separately and not included in the BikeComm Package contents.
