Preferences - Audio - Headset Front Settings ?

[SpongeBob]

I have not been able to locate a description of what the Headset Front settings do.



Since I don't have my passenger's headset ready, I've not been able to tell a difference in the various adjustments.

Does it reduce the volume of the driver's headset in relation to that of the passenger ?

 

[SpongeBob]

Bueller ... bueller ... bueller ... ?

 

[Bob Denman]

You should have had a pamphlet in with your owner's manual, that goes through all of the settings and adjustments you can make...
Take a look in there...
Happy hunting! :thumbup:
(I haven't dug mine out yet, either! pps

 

[SpongeBob]

It's no where to be found ... not in the Owner's Manual, the Quick Reference Booklet (a pamphlet?), or the Service Manual.

 

[Eddy]

Headset Preferences

I have the same question. I have not been able to find the descriptions of the settings anywhere.

 

[finless]

I assume you have wired headset? If not and your using Bluetooth, those do nothing.

Bob

 

[Dragonrider]

I know you can adjust F/R speaker volume, but never had an interest in head sets, or full helmets.....

 

[Spyder RTL]

I have the answer

I have not been able to locate a description of what the Headset Front settings do.

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Since I don't have my passenger's headset ready, I've not been able to tell a difference in the various adjustments.

Does it reduce the volume of the driver's headset in relation to that of the passenger ?

I just tested this setting with the wife's help. And yes, the more negative value you give to the driver, the passenger volume increases. I also found that this setting has positive settings. So the louder you make the driver headset, the lower the passenger volume becomes.

I think BRP needs to do a better job with the Owner's Manual.

Ryde safe.

Dave

 

[SAR41]

Wired or Bluetooth

I just tested this setting with the wife's help. And yes, the more negative value you give to the driver, the passenger volume increases. I also found that this setting has positive settings. So the louder you make the driver headset, the lower the passenger volume becomes.

I think BRP needs to do a better job with the Owner's Manual.

Ryde safe.

Dave

Does it affect the driver /passenger if they are bluetooth or just if they are wired?

 

[Spyder RTL]

Does it affect the driver /passenger if they are bluetooth or just if they are wired?

I'm sorry but I do not know about how it affects Bluetooth headsets. Our helmets are wired - we have the OEM CB radio set-up. Our headsets are made by J&M.

Dave

 

[ThreeWheels]

I assume you have wired headset? If not and your using Bluetooth, those do nothing.

Bob

Does it affect the driver /passenger if they are bluetooth or just if they are wired?

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