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Music, GPS and Audio Controls Basics

Yes. Once paired to a phone or compatible Bluetooth device, EXOCOM LINK-1 and LINK-1C can stream music through the helmet speakers.

Yes. When connected to a phone, EXOCOM LINK-1 and LINK-1C supports music streaming and phone call functions.

No. EXOCOM does not support music sharing functionality.

Yes. Phone calls take priority over music playback during the call, then music can resume afterward depending on the phone and app settings.

Yes. There are basic EQ settings in the Sound Field Mode of the EXOCOM app.
The phone may also have an EQ setting, which can be used to balance the sound.

Position the speakers directly across from the ear canals and as close to the ears as possible.
Use the included Velcro spacer pads if needed, and adjust the phone’s EQ settings for better sound.

Yes. Tap the Plus button to increase volume or tap the Minus button to lower volume.
The LINK-1, volume can also be adjusted by voice command.

Press and hold the Center button for 1 second to play, pause, or resume music.
On LINK-1, supported voice commands can also be used.

Yes. GPS directions can play through EXOCOM LINK-1 and LINK-1C when the navigation app is running on the paired phone.
Audio priority may vary depending on the phone, app, and Bluetooth settings.

This accessory (sold separately), uses a 3.5mm plug for your action cam’s mic port to allow for audio to be recorded on the device.

Certain GoPro, Insta360 and DJI units are compatible.

Other brands may require additional non-EXOCOM adapters.

Troubleshooting

1. Make sure the device and your phone are paired.

2. Try pressing the CENTER button for one second to play or pause the music.

3. Check if your phone’s music app is working properly.

4. Try with a different music app.

5. When three devices (Rider 1/A, Rider 2/B, and Rider 3/C) are connected via intercom, devices A and C can use Multi-Device Audio, but device B cannot. Device B is unable to listen to music during an intercom call.

6. When four devices (Rider 1/A, Rider 2/B, Rider 3/C, and Rider 4/D) are connected via intercom, devices A and D can use Multi-Device Audio, but devices B and C cannot. Devices B and C are unable to listen to music during an intercom call.

The speakers are directional, so correct placement directly over the ear canal and as close to the ear as possible provides the best and truest sound.

Changing speaker position by only a few millimeters can make a big difference.

Yes. There are some basic EQ settings in the Sound Field Mode of the EXOCOM app.
Your phone may also have EQ setting. You should be able to balance the sound to your liking.

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