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General| Certificates | CE, FCC, IC |
|---|---|
| FM Radio | Yes |
| Microphone Type | Boom Microphone |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to 55°C |
| Dimensions (Speaker) | 40mm |
| Talk time | 10 hours |
| Bluetooth Profile | Headset Profile (HSP), Hands-Free Profile (HFP), Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP), Audio Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) |
| Speaker Type | 40mm HD speakers |
| Intercom Connections | Up to 4 riders |
Precautions to avoid injury or damage while using the product.
Definitions of signal words (WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE, Note) used in the manual.
Critical warnings regarding battery use, heat, explosion, fire, and personal injury.
Precautions for product storage, maintenance, and battery disposal.
Instructions on cleaning, painting, handling, storage, and battery life.
Details on the headset's compliance with Bluetooth 4.1 and supported profiles.
List of items included for the HJC IS-17 helmet model.
List of items included for the HJC IS-MAX2 helmet model.
Step-by-step guide for installing the 10Upad on an HJC IS-17 helmet.
Step-by-step guide for installing the 10Upad on an HJC IS-MAX2 helmet.
Diagram and explanation of the headset's buttons and their functions.
Instructions for turning the headset on and off.
Procedure for charging the headset, including warnings and LED indicators.
Methods to check the headset's battery level via LED and voice prompts.
How to adjust the volume for different audio sources.
Overview of the PC software for firmware upgrades and settings.
Overview of the mobile app for device configuration and manual access.
Step-by-step guide for pairing with a mobile phone or Bluetooth stereo device.
Instructions for pairing a second mobile phone, GPS, or SR10 adapter.
Pairing modes for A2DP stereo music or HFP phone calls only.
Procedures for pairing 10Upad with other 10Upad or Sena headsets.
How to answer, reject, and make phone calls using the headset.
Using voice commands to make calls via speed dial.
Using GPS voice instructions and the SR10 two-way radio adapter.
Playing and controlling music via Bluetooth stereo connection.
Sharing music with an intercom friend.
Starting and managing two-way intercom conversations.
How to end two-way intercom conversations.
Establishing and managing three-way conference intercom calls.
How to terminate three-way intercom or disconnect specific participants.
Establishing four-way conference intercom with multiple users.
Options for answering or rejecting phone calls during an intercom conversation.
Managing intercom requests while on a mobile phone call.
Adding an intercom friend to a mobile phone conversation.
Steps to create and end a multi-way conference intercom.
Using Universal Intercom function with non-Sena headsets.
Procedure for pairing the 10Upad with non-Sena Bluetooth headsets.
Initiating and managing two-way and three-way intercom with non-Sena headsets.
Establishing four-way conference intercom with various headset combinations.
Turning the FM radio on/off and managing preset stations.
Searching for stations using Seek/Scan and saving them to presets.
Temporarily saving FM stations without changing existing presets.
Selecting FM frequency region for optimized seeking.
Steps to enter the voice configuration menu and navigate settings.
Procedures for entering mobile phone and second mobile phone pairing modes.
Setting up selective pairing for phone/media and assigning speed dials.
Configuring audio boost and voice-activated phone answering.
Configuring voice activation for intercom and HD intercom quality.
Managing voice prompts, RDS AF, and FM station guide settings.
Configuring noise control, clearing pairings, and pairing remote/universal intercom.
Restoring factory defaults and exiting the configuration menu.
Instructions for pairing and using the optional Bluetooth remote control.
Troubleshooting intercom failures and reconnections.
Performing fault reset and factory reset procedures.
A quick reference table for button commands, LEDs, and beeps for various functions.
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