multiple connections

[The Hobbit]

Hi

It’s the first time I have used sat nav with a bike, and need some advice.
I have a scarla Q2 multiset which I use with my wife most of the time.
Question is how do I connect both sets to the NAV iV? I can connect either separately but so far unable to get both to work, even trying one as a phone

Cheers

Barry

 

[tyclyd]

Not possible me thinks...

I do not think it is technically possible - it is one or the other with a 660, multiple Bluetooth connections cannot be established, you can certainly pair multiple devices but only use one sequentially.

 

[slimbo]

yep what he said.. you can pair them to each other and then pair your headset to the zumo but the pillion wont hear the gps.
however the new q3 system will allow both to listen to the same thing ie music phone etc and you can plug in earbud/monitors as the unit has a jack socket..

 

[The Hobbit]

Not great: main idea was to be able to listern to music from the Nav

Ah well

Thanks for the information

Barry

 

[slimbo]

Not great: main idea was to be able to listern to music from the Nav

Ah well

Thanks for the information

Barry

you can but she cant so she can plug in her own music scource via the jack and lead supplied with the units.

 

[bcostell]

Here's how....

What you can do is purchase one of these (Sena SM10):

http://www.senabluetooth.com/products/sm10.php?tab_menu=overview

Then use the line out from the gps and connect it to the line in of the Sena unit. The Sena unit allows two headsets to listen, via BT, to the same audio, separate to their intercom function. I have it set up on my 660 with a pair of BT headsets.