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So now that we have a bluetooth headset

Started by Kingbee, Fri 12, Jun 2009, 19:28:13

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Kingbee

Is there a way to interface it with the bike's audio system?
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Dag

I have the Scalarider Q2, and its "connected" to my Garmin Zumo 550 wich have a MP3 player.
If your audio system have bluetooth it should work.
The question is not what you look at...but what you see...

dreamaker

If your audio system has a audio out jack you could get a Bluetooth dongle and pair it to the head set. I use a wiREVO D1000 V, but in your case you should use a wiREVO D1000 if you have the outlet.

Dan

Kingbee

I should have asked "what do I need to pair it up with the bike's audio system AND the CB.
1999 Interstate
2000 Interstate
2004 Rune
2012 Goldwing w/airbag (and I don't mean Queenbee)
http://weathersticker.wunderground.com/weathersticker/bigwx_cond/language/www/US/IL/Glenview.gif

dreamaker

In my opinion you bought the cart before the horse. First what kind of headset do you have. What is your audio system on your bike capable of, does it have inputs and outputs. There are different forms of wireless, the most common these days are Blue-tooth. In cases if a system is not designed with blue-tooth but has audio out, a blue-tooth dongle can be purchased so they can pair the headset to the audio. Now of days many MP3 and Ipods have built in blue-tooth or bucktooth adaptors options. Now on a previous thread I spoke of a blue-tooth dongles. I suggested these because they are priced well and at this point I have had no issues. I got both of mine on the net for $59 each. I have the wiREVO D1000 V which has a audio plug and a mic plug, the wiREVO D1000 only has the audio plug. They have discontinued the D1000 V, but I have still seen some out there.
We have some talented and experienced people out here so let us know what you have and see what we can figure out. This stuff we do is not an exact match world, so we may need to do some brain storming.

Dan

JimL

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Kingbee I think that the Kennedy Technology group will have what you are looking for.  As I understand it, their product should allow you to integrate the I/S audio system into your Bluetooth.

Their website is one of the most convoluted, disjointed and confusing pieces of work I have ever seen however I have read good things about the products they sell.

http://www.cellset.com/multigps.html

Jim

Bagger John - #3785

There are a few FRSet4 "cannot-do" applications for bikes which Jon @ Kennedy will speak of ... the Valk I/S' OEM radio and CB setup being one of them. I designed additional components which will allow the FRSet4 to work with our bikes' radio systems - Jon has given me permission to provide details to anyone who requests them. I'll be glad to help out with Bluetooth/Kennedy/Valk integration projects if anyone needs assistance.