Cardo Systems Scala Rider PACKTALK - 5.2 c CLICK-TO-LINK (CTL) INTERCOM MODE; Initiating a Click-to-Link Call; Managing CTL Calls

FOUR-WAY INTERCOM
Pairing
1. Pair Rider 1 to Passenger 2 using Channel “A”
2. Pair Rider 3 to Passenger 4 using Channel “A”
3. Pair Passenger 2 to Passenger 4 using Channel “B”
In this conguration the two passengers (2 and 4) are each using two Bluetooth
connections:
Calling
1. Make sure the four units are not in an active phone or intercom call.
2. Passenger 2 should double-tap v to call Passenger 4. Wait until audio is heard on
both units.
3. Rider 1 should tap v to call Passenger 2.
4. Rider 3 should tap v to call Passenger 4.
5.2c CLICKTOLINK CTL INTERCOM MODE
Click-to-Link is a spontaneous way to instantly initiate 1-on-1 intercom calls with
other riders near you, without being paired. Think of it as a private channel that
you can set up on-the-go with other riders that you see along the way.
Click-to-Link can be disabled eectively blocking any attempt by a third party to send a CTL
request to you.
Start a CTL call request
(search lasts up to 10 sec.)
In Standby, press v for 2 seconds
End a CTL call /
Cancel a CTL call request
Tap v
Accept a CTL call
When hearing the CTL ringtone: Tap v or say any word loudly to
answer by VOX
Reject a CTL call
While hearing the CTL ringtone, remain silent until the ring tone
stops, or press v for 2 seconds
Enable / Disable CTL
(Enabled by default)
See section 3
If other riders are nearby, your next Click-to-Link call may randomly connect to any of them.
5.3 BUSY SIGNAL
When attempting to establish an Intercom call with another device that is already busy, a
“busy” signal will be heard. The scala rider is busy while on a phone call, intercom call with
Channels “A” and “B”, “1+8” intercom call or CTL call.
5.4 RECEIVING INTERCOM CALLS
If a paired unit tries calling you via Intercom, the call will begin almost instantly.
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