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SENA 10 Hearing Impaired
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Brentc
Active member
SM10
On the sm10, the unit on the bike that transmits the Bluetooth. You can press the center button twice upon startup and it will engage the audio boost to whatever it is transmitting. Nothing I know of on the headset units above the full volume with the jog dial. Hope that helps.
On the sm10, the unit on the bike that transmits the Bluetooth. You can press the center button twice upon startup and it will engage the audio boost to whatever it is transmitting. Nothing I know of on the headset units above the full volume with the jog dial. Hope that helps.
billybovine
Active member
What device are you asking about? The Sena SM10 dongle or the Sena SMH10 headset.
zuni
Member
I wasn't sure which had the adjustment but the post by Brent answered it. Will try on the ride today after the rain showers pass through.
CJ JAX
I had the same problem
After you do the boost procedure on the dongle try adjusting the locations of your head set speakers. I found that they have to be spot on directly over your ear opening. If they're off by just a 1/4 of an inch it will make a big difference. The chin straps on my helmet are slightly in the way of getting an exact fit location for my speakers. Once I located the best spot possible I removed the excess padding in cheek pieces which helped immensely. Carefully removing all but the cloth covering on the cheek piece also held the speakers from moving around. It takes a few rides and some adjusting to get the speakers just right and then they'll work very well. You may also find that one speaker will work better in one location different than the opposite speaker. Like mine, I apparently have one ear opening slightly lower than the other. Good luck and take your time making those small adjustments to get that perfect fit.
After you do the boost procedure on the dongle try adjusting the locations of your head set speakers. I found that they have to be spot on directly over your ear opening. If they're off by just a 1/4 of an inch it will make a big difference. The chin straps on my helmet are slightly in the way of getting an exact fit location for my speakers. Once I located the best spot possible I removed the excess padding in cheek pieces which helped immensely. Carefully removing all but the cloth covering on the cheek piece also held the speakers from moving around. It takes a few rides and some adjusting to get the speakers just right and then they'll work very well. You may also find that one speaker will work better in one location different than the opposite speaker. Like mine, I apparently have one ear opening slightly lower than the other. Good luck and take your time making those small adjustments to get that perfect fit.
JayBros
Well-known member
Right on! I've found even 1/4" can be too much.
bmccaffrey
New member
Can you add a bluetooth volume booster to the headsets:dontknow:?.
Dave Have U Got An Answer ??
Dave Have U Got An Answer ??
