Schuberth SRC-S System For S2 Helmets
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Schuberth SRCS System For S2 Helmets
Fully integrated communication set for Schuberth S2 helmets.
The new SRC-System™ is a communication system integrated into the acoustic collar. Following the plug & play principle, it is inserted into your helmet within minutes.
Its wide range of functions includes:
- Wireless conferencing between up to 3 riders/passenger
- Rider-to-passenger intercom
- Receive wireless MP3 stereo music (A2DP) or from cable connected MP3 players
- VOX technology for voice-controlled receiving and rejecting of incoming cellular or intercom calls
- Bike-to-bike intercom (up to 300m)
- 3-Biker conference call
- Mobile phone-, MP3-, GPS-connectivity
- Built-in FM radio with RDS
Unprecedented communication:
- Intercom conference mode between up to 3 bikers
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Mobile phone functions:
- Receive or reject incoming calls by voice command
- Initiate calls by one-button push and voice command
- Receive in the ear GPS navigation voice instructions
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Built-in FM Radio with RDS:
- Up to 6 user-defined stations
- RDS functionality – automatic self-adjustment for best radio station frequency
- Radio on time: up to 8 hours
- Receive wireless MP3 stereo music (A2DP) or from cable connected MP3 players
- Multiple Device Connectivity (“MDC”) offers intercom conference with two other SRC-System™ users and with one additional Bluetooth device: GPS, Mobile Phone (directly or via GPS), A2DP enabled MP3 Player or Adapter. Headset also switches between its built-in FM radio and your cable connected external MP3 player.
- AGC technology automatically self-adjusts speaker volume according to driving speed and ambient noise level
- VOX technology for voice-controlled receiving and rejecting of incoming mobile or intercom calls
- Firmware update ready* (USB cable for PC included)
- DSP technology for advanced functionality
- Dual ultra-slim speakers for tight helmets
- High quality audio at highway speeds
- Up to 10 hrs. talk-time / 1 week stand-by (recharging from any regular outlet)
- Requires Windows™ XP or Vista™ based PC
Have a functionality, fit, or otherwise product-specific question about the Schuberth SRC-S System For S2 Helmets? Ask it here! If you have a customer service or shipping question, please direct it to our Customer Service department.
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Is this unit compatible with an iPhone for calls and music?
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State: NC
Rider Type: Moto Enthusiast
Age: 45-54
Gender: male
Charlotte
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Is the Windows PC requirement a mandatory? I am completely Mac based. Can I just connect to my iPhone via Bluetooth for all phone and music functions?
State: NC
Rider Type: Moto Enthusiast
Age: 45-54
Gender: male
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Age: 45-54
Gender: male
Charlotte
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The Schuberth SRC Bluetooth devices are made by Cardo (and thus they will only inter-comm with other SRC systems or other Cardo units). The SRC system for the C3 helmet is essentially a Cardo G4 and the SRC-S system for the S2 helmet is essentially a Cardo G9. Either unit will connect via Bluetooth with a Bluetooth capable phone (iPhone, Android device, etc) and should allow for full integration of the music, gps apps, phone calls, Siri, Google Now, etc.The Windows compatibility refers to what kind of operating system is required if you want to plug the device into a computer to do an update or to access some of the settings that can be changed via a computer (sensitivity of the auto volume gain, microphone sensitivity, etc). Being able to connect the device to a computer is not required to be able to use the device, but there are some added benefits of being able to plug into a computer from time to time. For example, when updates are released for the device they will occasionally add some extra features or fix a small bug.
4 months, 1 week ago
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what is difference between the C3 SRC unit vs. S2 SRC unit?
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State: CA
Rider Type: Kneedragger
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
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Can C3 SRC unit fit into S2?
State: CA
Rider Type: Kneedragger
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
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Rider Type: Kneedragger
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Gender: male
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The SRC-S system for the S2 will not fit into the C3, or vice versa. The C3 has a neck roll that is more horse shoe shaped, while the neck roll for the S2 is a bit more of a full circumference neck roll. Since the system is already built into the neck roll, they cannot be swapped since the neck rolls are not interchangeable between the two helmets. Additionally, both devices will function the same in terms of button input and set up. However, there are some technical differences between the two systems. The SRC-S for the S2 has an auto gain feature built into the speakers (volume goes up as ambient noise increases) and the microphone sensitivity has the ability to be adjusted by user. Both of these features are not found on the SRC system for the C3. Also, the speakers for the S2 are 2mm thicker, but will still sound the same as the speakers found on the SRC system for the C3. Finally, installing the SRC system into the C3 does not have much of an effect on fitment of the helmet. The SRC-S for the S2 makes the neck roll slightly thicker and thus it feels more snug while riding, and it makes putting the helmet on slightly more challenging as well.7 months ago
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What specifically do the A and B buttons do?
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State: TX
Rider Type: Hyper Miler
Age: 18-24
Gender: male
Sherman
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I saw that there are 5 different buttons total, one volume up, one volume down, one phone call button, and then an A and B button.
State: TX
Rider Type: Hyper Miler
Age: 18-24
Gender: male
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Rider Type: Hyper Miler
Age: 18-24
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Sherman
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The SRC system is a Cardo Scalar Rider G4 repackaged into the Schuberth helmet specific neck roll. The Channel A button allows the user to control connections to another rider that is designated as Rider A. It will also allow control for the connections related to MP3 players. The Channel B button allows the user to control connections to the rider that is designated as Rider B. It will also allow the user to activate the FM radio feature found in the G4.For a full break down of how these buttons work, please reference the user manual found at the web address below:
http://www.schuberth.com/fileadmin/...
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