Sena M1 Operation & User’s Manual

BIKE HELMET 5 1.1 General Information 5 1.2 Product Details 6 1.3 Package Contents 6 1.4 Wearing the Helmet 7 1.4.1 How to Wear The Helmet 7 1.4.2 Helmet Fitment Check 9 2. GETTING STARTED: BLUETOOTH SYSTEM 10 2.1 Downloadable Sena Software 10 2.1.1 Sena Utility App 10 2.1.2 Sena Device Manager 10 2.2 Button Function 11 2.3 Powering On and Off 11 2.4 Charging 11 2.5 Checking the Battery Level 12 2.6 Volume Adjustment 12 3. PAIRING THE BLUETOOTH SYSTEM WITH OTHER BLUETOOTH DEVICES 13 3.1 Phone Pairing 13 3.1.1 Initially Pairing the M1 13 3.1.2 Pairing When the M1 is Turned Off 14 3.1.3 Pairing When the M1 is Turned On 14 3.2 Second Mobile Phone Pairing - Second Mobile Phone and GPS 15 4. MOBILE PHONE USAGE 16 4.1 Making and Answering Calls 16 TABLE OF CONTENTS

5. STEREO MUSIC 17 5.1 Bluetooth Stereo Music 17 6. BLUETOOTH INTERCOM 18 6.1 Intercom Pairing 18 6.2 Two-Way Intercom 19 6.2.1 HD Intercom 19 6.3 Multi-Way Intercom 19 6.3.1 Starting a Three-Way Intercom Conference 19 6.3.2 Starting a Four-Way Intercom Conference 20 6.3.3 Ending Multi-Way Intercom 20 6.4 Three-Way Conference Phone Call with Intercom Users 21 6.5 Group Intercom 21 6.6 Universal Intercom 22 7. USING THE FM RADIO 23 7.1 FM Radio On/Off 23 7.2 Navigating Preset Stations 23 7.3 Seek and Save Radio Stations 23 7.4 Scan and Save Radio Stations 23 7.5 Temporary Station Preset 24 7.6 Region Selection 24 8. LED TAILLIGHT 25 8.1 Using the SENA Button 25 9. FUNCTION PRIORITY AND FIRMWARE UPGRADES 26 9.1 Function Priority 26 9.2 Firmware Upgrades 26

10. CONFIGURATION SETTING 27 10.1 Bluetooth System Configuration Menu 27 10.2 Software Configuration Setting 28 10.2.1 Unit Language 28 10.2.2 Voice Prompt (Default: Enable) 28 10.2.3 RDS AF Setting (Default: Disable) 28 10.2.4 FM Station Guide (Default: Enable) 28 10.2.5 Sidetone (Default: Disable) 28 10.2.6 Advanced Noise Control™ (Always on) 28 11. TROUBLESHOOTING 29 11.1 Fault Reset 29 11.2 Factory Reset 29 12. MAINTENANCE AND CARE 30

1. ABOUT THE M1 SMART MOUNTAIN BIKE HELMET 1.1 General Information This product is a mountain bike helmet. Do not use it for any other purpose than riding a bicycle. If you use the helmet for anything else, it may not provide sufficient protection in an accident. Sena recommends that you choose a helmet which provides the most coverage, as a helmet that covers more of your head may provide additional protection. Always wear your mountain bike helmet low in the front to protect the forehead, as this area is most likely to be impacted in a bicycle crash. Make sure the helmet fits comfortably and is tightly fastened at all times. WARNING • Your helmet will not protect against injury in all types of accidents. Even while wearing a helmet, low speed accidents may result in serious head injury or death. A mountain bike helmet will not protect against injuries to the spine, neck or face. In the event of any impact, do not use this helmet. There may be damage invisible to you, which may reduce the ability of the helmet to reduce the harmful effects of a blow to the head. Such helmet should be returned to Sena for inspection, or destroyed and replaced. • Do not modify or remove any original part of the helmet. Do not use heat damaged helmets. Heat damaged helmets will appear to have uneven or have bubbly surfaces. • This User’s Guide and the stickers inside your helmet contain many instructions and warnings about your helmet. It is important for you to understand everything communicated in them before your first ride. If you do not, please contact your authorized Sena Retailer with any questions you may have. Failure to follow any of the provided instructions or warnings could void your warranty, and most importantly, could result in severe personal injury or death. If you are a parent or guardian and this helmet is for your child, please take the time to read this manual as you should make sure your child understands everything in this User’s Guide.

1 ABOUT THE M1 SMArT MOUNTAIN BIKE HELMET 1.2 Product Details Microphone Speakers Bluetooth System's Buttons (+) Button (-) Button Blue/ red/Green LED Lights Center Button Fault reset Button DC Power Charging & Firmware Upgrade Port SENA Button 1.3 Package Contents M1 Helmet USB Power & Data Cable Helmet Pouch

1 ABOUT THE M1 SMArT MOUNTAIN BIKE HELMET 1.4 Wearing the Helmet 1.4.1 How to Wear The Helmet For proper use, the helmet must sit level on the head and low on the forehead. The Sena helmet uses a simple, quick-release buckle system that, once adjusted, can be buckled and unbuckled without changing the adjustment. For proper use, the straps must be tight and evenly tensioned. To properly wear your helmet: 1. Position the helmet on your head with the front covering your forehead. If the helmet is tipped back and is not covering your forehead then the helmet is not in the proper position. 2. Position the strap adjuster centered, just below your ears. WARNING: Always wear the helmet in the proper position on your head with the front of the helmet covering your forehead for maximum protection. Never wear the helmet tipped back as the helmet will be in the improper position causing your forehead to be exposed. All fitment adjustments need to be made with the helmet in the proper position. 3. Position the helmet low on your forehead with the buckle under the chin and back against the throat. The straps should fit comfortably around both ears. 4. After removing the chinstrap pad, adjust the chinstrap tension at the buckle with the strap adjuster in the proper position. Adjust the tension so the chinstrap is tight and comfortable by pulling the chinstrap end through the buckle to either tighten or loosen as needed.

1 ABOUT THE M1 SMArT MOUNTAIN BIKE HELMET Chinstrap Pad O-ring Buckle Strap Adjuster Chinstrap 5. Secure the excess strap with O-ring and then attach the chinstrap pad. Always wear the helmet with the chinstrap buckle fastened and the chinstrap pulled tight and positioned back against the throat. With the strap buckled and the helmet positioned, you should feel the chinstrap pull firmly against your chin as you open your mouth. When properly adjusted the helmet will wrap around your head and cradle it with firm, but comfortable pressure. 6. Your helmet is equipped with an adjustable retention system which helps stabilize the helmet in the correct position when you ride. When wearing the helmet, turn the retention system knob clockwise to tighten the helmet or counterclockwise to loosen the helmet. 7. To change the height of the retention system, firmly pull or push the retention system upward or downward to a different position. retention System Knob retention System WARNING: For maximum protection, this helmet must be fitted and attached properly to the wearer’s head in accordance with the following instructions. If after adjustment the helmet does not fit properly, do not use the helmet. Return it to the retailer or Sena.

1 ABOUT THE M1 SMArT MOUNTAIN BIKE HELMET 1.4.2 Helmet Fitment Check With the retention system knob turned clockwise until comfortably tight and the chinstrap buckled under the chin and back against the throat, grab the helmet with both hands and try to remove it by rolling the helmet forward and backward as far as you can. This is an important test to ensure that the helmet fits correctly. When you do this, you should feel the chinstrap pull against the underside of your chin and the helmet will resist any movement. If this isn’t the case, tighten the chinstrap and try it again until this happens. If you cannot achieve the proper fit, DO NOT USE THIS HELMET. Replace it with a different size until the correct fit is achieved. Also, for a proper Helmet Fitment Check if you can roll the helmet forward such that it blocks your vision or if you can roll the helmet backwards such that your forehead is not covered, tighten the chinstrap and the retention system and try again until you cannot roll the helmet forward or backwards. WARNING • Do not wear anything underneath your helmet, such as a cap, hood, bundled hair, headphones, or barrettes, as the helmet may loosen or come off. Do not wear anyone else’s helmet and don’t loan your helmet to anyone else. • Always make sure the buckle is properly fastened before you ride. Failure to follow this instruction could result in serious personal injury, as the helmet may not stay in position while riding or during a fall. For proper use, make sure the loose end of the chinstrap is tucked through the rubber “O” ring. • Check for proper fit and adjustment often, including each time you wear it, and periodically during use. • This helmet has been designed for recreational bicycling. This helmet has not been approved and is not intended for extreme uses such as downhill racing at high speeds, jumping or leaping with a fully suspended bicycle, snow sports, water sports, motor sports, street hockey, playground activities, or other activities where face, ear, or greater protection or coverage is desired. • Always wear a helmet when bicycling. When you get off your bicycle, remove your helmet. Do not wear a helmet while climbing trees, in play areas, on playground equipment, or, at any time while not riding a bicycle. Parents: Instruct children to follow this warning. Failure to follow this warning could result in serious personal injury, death or death by strangulation.

2. GETTING STARTED: BLUETOOTH SYSTEM 2.1 Downloadable Sena Software 2.1.1 Sena Utility App By simply pairing your phone with your Bluetooth system, you can use the Sena Utility App for quicker and easier set up and management. • App Features: Music, FM Radio, Device settings, Quick Start Guide, and User’s Guide. • Download - Android: Google Play Store > ‘Sena Utility’ - iOS: App Store > ‘Sena Utility’ 2.1.2 Sena Device Manager The Sena Device Manager allows you to upgrade the firmware and configure its settings directly from your PC or Apple computer. Download the Sena Device Manager from sena.com. Click Here to Visit sena.com

2 GETTING STARTED: BLUETOOTH SYSTEM 2.2 Button Function Bluetooth System’s Buttons (+) Button (-) Button Blue/ Red/Green LED Lights Center Button SENA Button 2.3 Powering On and Off Powering On = 1s HOLD Powering Off = 1x TAP 2.4 Charging Charging the Bluetooth System Depending upon the charging method, the Bluetooth system will be fully charged in about 2.5 hours. Note: • The Bluetooth system includes a Fast Charging feature which allows it to charge quickly over a short period of time. For example, a user can get up to 5 hours of talk time after charging the Bluetooth system for 20 minutes. • Please make sure to take off your helmet while charging. The Bluetooth system automatically turns off during charging. • Any 3rd party USB charger can be used with Sena products if the charger is approved by either the FCC, CE, IC or other locally approved agencies that Sena accepts. • The M1 is compatible with 5 V input USB-charged devices only.

2 GETTING STARTED: BLUETOOTH SYSTEM 2.5 Checking the Battery Level Instruction is for when powering the Bluetooth system on. Visual Method = 1s HOLD = HIGH = MEDIUM = LOW Note: • The battery performance may be reduced over time with usage. • Battery life may vary depending on conditions, environmental factors, functions of the product in use, and devices used with it. 2.6 Volume Adjustment Volume is set and maintained independently at different levels for each audio source, even when the Bluetooth system is rebooted. Volume Up = 1x TAP Volume Down = 1x TAP

3. PAIRING THE BLUETOOTH SYSTEM WITH OTHER BLUETOOTH DEVICES When using the Bluetooth system with other Bluetooth devices for the first time, they will need to be “paired.” This enables them to recognize and communicate with one another whenever they are within range. The pairing operation is required only once for each Bluetooth device. The Bluetooth system can pair with multiple Bluetooth devices such as a mobile phone, GPS, or MP3 player via Mobile Phone Pairing and Second Mobile Phone Pairing. 3.1 Phone Pairing There are three ways to pair the phone. 3.1.1 Initially Pairing the M1 The Bluetooth system will automatically enter the phone pairing mode when you initially turn on the Bluetooth system or in the following situation: • Rebooting after executing Factory Reset 1. Press and hold the (+) Button and Center Button for 1 second. Phone Pairing = 1s HOLD “Phone Pairing” = Alternating blue and red flashing lights indicate the device is now discoverable. 2. With your mobile phone in Bluetooth-pairing mode, select M1 in the list of devices detected.

3 Pairing tHe BluetootH SySteM witH otHer BluetootH DeviceS 3. If your mobile phone asks for a PIN, enter 0000. = PIN NUMBER Note: • The phone pairing mode lasts for 3 minutes. • To cancel phone pairing, tap the Center Button. 3.1.2 Pairing When the M1 is Turned Off 1. Press and hold the (+) Button and Center Button for 5 seconds when the M1 is turned off. Phone Pairing = 5s HOLD “Phone Pairing” = Alternating blue and red flashing lights indicate the device is now discoverable. 2. With your mobile phone in Bluetooth-pairing mode, select M1 in the list of devices detected. 3. If your mobile phone asks for a PIN, enter 0000. = PIN NUMBER 3.1.3 Pairing When the M1 is Turned On 1. Press and hold the Center Button for 10 seconds when the M1 is turned on. Phone Pairing = 10s HOLD

3 Pairing tHe BluetootH SySteM witH otHer BluetootH DeviceS “Phone Pairing” = Alternating blue and red flashing lights indicate the device is now discoverable. 2. With your mobile phone in Bluetooth-pairing mode, select M1 in the list of devices detected. 3. If your mobile phone asks for a PIN, enter 0000. = PIN NUMBER 3.2 Second Mobile Phone Pairing - Second Mobile Phone and GPS 1. Execute Second Mobile Phone Pairing in the Configuration Menu. Second Mobile Phone Pairing = 15s HOLD “Configuration menu” = 1x TAP “Second mobile phone pairing” = Blue flashing light indicates the device is now discoverable. 2. With your mobile phone in Bluetooth-pairing mode, select M1 in the list of devices detected. 3. If your mobile phone asks for a PIN, enter 0000. = PIN NUMBER

4. MOBILE PHONE USAGE 4.1 Making and Answering Calls Answer a Call = 1x TAP End/Reject a Call = 2s HOLD Make a Call with Voice Dialer = 3s HOLD

5. STEREO MUSIC 5.1 Bluetooth Stereo Music Play/Pause Music = 1s HOLD Volume Up/Down = or 1x TAP Next Track = 1s HOLD Previous Track = 1s HOLD

6. BLUETOOTH INTERCOM 6.1 Intercom Pairing Up to three other people can be paired with the helmet for Bluetooth intercom conversations. 1. Press and hold the Center Button of two Bluetooth systems for 5 seconds until flashes red. 2. Tap the Center Button on either Bluetooth system and wait until the LEDs of both turn blue. Pairing with Intercom B & = 5s HOLD On Either One of the Devices or = 1x TAP 3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 to pair with Intercom Friends C & D. Last-Come, First-Served YOU Intercom Friend 1 YOU Intercom Friend 1 Intercom Friend 2 YOU Intercom Friend 1 Intercom Friend 2 Intercom Friend 3

6 BLUETOOTH INTERCOM 6.2 Two-Way Intercom You can start or end an intercom conversation with an Intercom Friend by tapping the Center Button. Start/End Two-Way Intercom with Intercom Friend 1,2,3 = 1x TAP Intercom Friend 1 = 2x TAP Intercom Friend 2 = 3x TAP Intercom Friend 3 6.2.1 HD Intercom HD Intercom enhances the two-way intercom audio from normal quality to HD quality. when you enter into a multi-way intercom, HD Intercom will be automatically disabled. If this feature is disabled, the intercom audio will change to normal quality. • HD intercom is only active for two-way intercom. 6.3 Multi-Way Intercom Multi-Way Intercom enables conference-call-style conversations with up to three Intercom Friends at the same time. While Multi- Way Intercom is in progress, mobile phone connection is temporarily disconnected. However, as soon as Multi-Way Intercom terminates, the mobile phone connection will be reestablished. 6.3.1 Starting a Three-Way Intercom Conference You (A) can have a Three-Way Intercom Conference with two other Intercom Friends (B & C) by establishing two intercom connections simultaneously. 1. You (A) need to be paired with two other Intercom Friends (B & C) for three-way conference intercom. 2. Start an intercom conversation with one of the two friends in your intercom group.

6 BLUETOOTH INTERCOM 3. You (A) can call the second Intercom friend (C) by double tapping the Center Button, or the second Intercom friend (C) may join the intercom by making an intercom call to you (A). 1 YOU Intercom Friend B Intercom Friend C 2 YOU Intercom Friend B Intercom Friend C 3 YOU Intercom Friend B Intercom Friend C 6.3.2 Starting a Four-Way Intercom Conference With three Intercom Friends connected, a new participant (D) can make it a Four-Way Intercom Conference by making an intercom call to either (B) or (C). Intercom Friend B YOU Intercom Friend C Intercom Friend D 6.3.3 Ending Multi-Way Intercom 1. Press and hold the Center Button for 1 second until you hear a beep to terminate all intercom connections. 2. Tap the Center Button to disconnect from your first Intercom Friend. Double tap the Center Button to disconnect from your second Intercom Friend.

6 BLUETOOTH INTERCOM 6.4 Three-Way Conference Phone Call with Intercom Users You can have a Three-Way Conference Phone Call by adding an Intercom Friend to the mobile phone conversation. Invite an Intercom Friend into Phone Conference = 1x TAP Disconnect the intercom during a conference phone call = 1x TAP Disconnect the mobile phone call during a conference phone call = 2s HOLD 6.5 Group Intercom Group Intercom allows you to instantly create a Multi-Way Conference Intercom with three of the most recently paired Bluetooth systems. Go through intercom pairing with up to three people you want in the Group Intercom. Start Group Intercom = 1x TAP Terminate Group Intercom = 1s HOLD

6 BLUETOOTH INTERCOM 6.6 Universal Intercom Universal Intercom allows you to have intercom conversations with users of non-Sena Bluetooth headsets. You can pair the Bluetooth system with only one non-Sena headset at a time. The intercom distance depends on the performance of the Bluetooth headset to which it’s connected. When a non-Sena Bluetooth headset is paired with the Bluetooth system while another Bluetooth device is paired via Second Mobile Phone Pairing, it will be disconnected. 1. Access Universal Intercom Pairing in the Bluetooth System Configuration Menu. = 15s HOLD = 2x TAP = 1x TAP 2. Put the non-Sena Bluetooth headset in Pairing Mode. The Bluetooth system will automatically pair with a non-Sena Bluetooth headset. 3. You can have Two-Way Intercom or Multi-Way Intercom communication with up to three Intercom Friends using non-Sena headsets by following the procedures described below. Three-Way Universal Intercom YOU Non-Sena Headset Sena Headset Four-Way Universal Intercom YOU Non-Sena Headset Sena Headset Non-Sena Headset Note: Some non-Sena headsets may not support Multi-Way Universal Intercom.

7. USING THE FM RADIO 7.1 FM Radio On/Off FM Radio On = 1s HOLD FM Radio Off = 1s HOLD 7.2 Navigating Preset Stations Navigate through Preset Stations = 1s HOLD 7.3 Seek and Save Radio Stations Seek Stations Forward = 2x TAP Seek Stations Backward = 2x TAP Save Stations You can save current station from the Sena Device Manager or the Sena Utility App. 7.4 Scan and Save Radio Stations Start Scanning = 1s HOLD Stop Scanning = 1s HOLD Save Stations You can save current station from the Sena Device Manager or the Sena Utility App.

7 USING THE FM RADIO 7.5 Temporary Station Preset The Temporary Preset feature automatically finds and saves the nearest 10 radio stations without changing your existing preset stations. The temporary preset stations will be cleared when the Bluetooth system reboots. = 3x TAP 7.6 Region Selection You can select the proper FM frequency range for your location from the Sena Device Manager or the Sena Utility App. Using the region setting, you can optimize the seek function to avoid unnecessary frequency ranges. Region Frequency range Step Worldwide 76.0 ~ 108.0 MHz ± 100 kHz North America, South America and Australia 87.5 ~ 107.9 MHz ± 200 kHz Asia and Europe 87.5 ~ 108.0 MHz ± 100 kHz Japan 76.0 ~ 95.0 MHz ± 100 kHz

8. LED TAILLIGHT There is a Red LED on the back of the helmet to ensure you stand out on the road. 8.1 Using the SENA Button LED On and Solid = 1x TAP 1s~ Night Flash = 1x TAP 1s~ Day Flash = 1x TAP 1s~ LED Off = 1x TAP Note: Do not tap the button continuously.

9. FUNCTION PRIORITY AND FIRMWARE UPGRADES 9.1 Function Priority The Bluetooth system operates in the following order of priority: (highest) Mobile phone Bluetooth Intercom FM radio (lowest) Bluetooth stereo music A lower priority function is always interrupted by a higher priority function. 9.2 Firmware Upgrades The Bluetooth system supports firmware upgrades. You can upgrade the firmware using the Sena Device Manager. Please visit sena.com to check for the latest software downloads. Click Here to Visit sena.com

10. CONFIGURATION SETTING 10.1 Bluetooth System Configuration Menu Accessing the Configuration Menu = 15s HOLD Navigating Between Menu Options = 1x TAP = 1x TAP Execute Menu Options = 1x TAP Bluetooth System Configuration Menu Voice Configuration Menu Tap the Center Button Second Mobile Phone Pairing None Universal Intercom Pairing Execute Factory Reset Execute Exit Configuration Execute

10 CONFIGURATION SETTING 10.2 Software Configuration Setting You can change the settings of the Bluetooth system through the Sena Device Manager or the Sena Utility App. 10.2.1 Unit Language You can select the device language. The selected language is maintained even when the Bluetooth system is rebooted. 10.2.2 Voice Prompt (Default: Enable) You can disable voice prompts by software configuration settings, but the following voice prompts are always on. - Bluetooth system configuration settings menu, battery level indicator, FM radio functions 10.2.3 RDS AF Setting (Default: Disable) Radio Data System (RDS) Alternative Frequency (AF) Setting allows a receiver to re-tune to the second frequency location when the first signal becomes too weak. With RDS AF enabled on the receiver, a radio station with more than one frequency can be used. 10.2.4 FM Station Guide (Default: Enable) When FM Station Guide is enabled, FM station frequencies are given by voice prompts as you select preset stations. When FM Station Guide is disabled, the voice prompts on FM station frequencies will not be given as you select preset stations. 10.2.5 Sidetone (Default: Disable) Sidetone is audible feedback of your own voice. It helps you to naturally speak at the correct level according to varying helmet noise conditions. If this feature is enabled, you can hear what you are speaking during an intercom conversation or a phone call. 10.2.6 Advanced Noise Control™ (Always on) The background noise is reduced during an intercom conversation.

11. TROUBLESHOOTING 11.1 Fault Reset When the Bluetooth system is not working properly, you can easily reset the unit: 1. Locate the pinhole reset button below Sena logo at the back side of the helmet. 2. Gently insert a paper clip into the hole and press and Fault Reset Button for 1 second with light pressure. = FAULT RESET 11.2 Factory Reset To erase all of your settings and start fresh, the system can be restored to factory default settings using the factory reset. = 15s HOLD = 2x TAP = 1x TAP

12. MAINTENANCE AND CARE The inner lining of the helmet is completely removable. Its headliner can be washed by hand using only water, mild soap, at a maximum temperature of 30ºC (86ºF), and non-abrasive cloths to clean the helmet’s shell, pads and retention system. Allow the padding to dry at room temperature. Store the helmet in a dry, dark, well-ventilated location, out of the reach of children and animals. High temperatures (above 110ºF, 43ºC) may melt the helmet’s shell. WARNING • Never use gasoline, diesel fuel, thinners or solvents to clean the helmet. These substances can cause serious damage to the helmet, even though the resulting damage may not be visible. This helmet can be damaged by contact with common substances (for example, certain solvents (ammonia), cleaners (bleach), paints, abrasives) and this damage may not be visible to the wearer. Do not use this helmet if it has been exposed to such substances. The full safety function of the helmet can no longer be guaranteed if exposed to damaging substances. • Do not store your helmet in your car or anywhere else near a heat source. Do not use if the shell has been melted or deformed. Always position the helmet so that it cannot fall to the floor. Damage that occurs in this way is not covered by the warranty. • Do not attach anything to your helmet, including mirrors or lights. The shell of this helmet is constructed of expanded polystyrene foam. Ventilation holes may allow harmful objects to pass in the helmet interior. The protective capability of your helmet will diminish over time, dependent upon many factors such as dents, dings, and exposure to pollution, harmful chemicals and long term exposure to the sun. Sena recommends that helmets be replaced after five years. Note: The useful life of your helmet may be less than five years as a result of exposure to sunlight, rough, handling/storage that results in dents or cuts or as a result of heavy use.

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