How does this work with the 2013 Goldwing CB? Can I hear/speak using my SMH10 headset?
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The SM10-01 is independent of the type of motorcycle. This device allows a non-bluetooth device (like my Sirius radio or older Garmin) to be connected via 3.5mm pin. The SM10-01 then broadcast a bluetooth signal that can be received by a headset such as the SMH10. In other words, it takes a standard audio from a 3.5mm pin output and converts it to bluetooth.
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I use the SMH10 headset to communicate (talk/listen) with other headsets as if the SM10-01 were not present. I use the SM10-01 to listen to the GW audio output cable that is plugged into the SM10-01. This provides the GW with an audio output cable (radio, gps, CB) to bluetooth transmission which can be monitored with the SMH10 headsets. While you should be able to listen to the CB, this setup does not provide the 2-way bluetooth link required to use the GW intercom or mic/keying of a CB.
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It uses USB, with C-Media soundcard. To be honest, the Vengeance headset (and anything using C-Media embedded) is problematic. Search their forums and you'll find numerous threads about the sound channels reversing, randomly, during gameplay sessions. I have a RealTek Azailia audio chipset and I had to give up on these headphones.You're better off getting a regular stereo headset that plugs into your soundcard, and invest in the soundcard. Otherwise, these may work fine for you but be prepared for shoulder shrugs if you deal with Corsair.
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I can't comment on the range of the SM10 Dual Stream Audio. Mine is mounted on the handle bars and while I'm riding I'm only 3 or four feet away. My wife and I use the SMH10 headsets and we have been around 1000 ft away from each other and have had excellent connection. She has paired with the SM10 and can listen to my music while riding her bike, but I don't think she has been more than 200ft from my bike doing this.
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Of course it can be used, the ones we use on our motorcycles are on charge while we are riding. And there won't be any Latency, but you will have to use it with the SMH10 headset. I don't believe you can use it with any other Bluetooth head set. But are you planning on using just one headset or two?
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I'm using this Bluetooth Audio Dongle BTI-002 with a TaoTronics TT-BH03 Stereo Bluetooth Headset. When connected to my TV set (in order to watch movies without disturbing others) the only control that I had from the headset was MUTE, which is inherent in the headset. I cannot PAUSE/PLAY either a movie or an iTunes song that is playing thru the transmitter connection.
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You can listen to music and when you need to speak you push the talk button and release it. Once released your music and your riding partners music will stop then either of you can speak. Once finished speaking push the talk button again and both headsets will return automatically to music. It works the same with phone calls. The talk button is the smaller button. The phone button is the bigger button. I hope this answers you question. Please feel free to ask about anything else. I use this every time I'm out riding.
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Hi Barbara, I am not sure if I do understand your question correctly, but if your question is that if you can connect the Sena SMH5 with your Gold Wing's stereo via bluetooth, than I think you can. I did manage to connect to my Triumph Trophy's stereo, although I had to play around a bit. Also, if you connect Sena Support team, they are super friendly and they are very quick coming back to your email. I contacted them several times with different questions, mainly how to set up mulitple connections.
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Turns out that with regular BT headsets you have to press the PTT button on the radio. There was an accessory that provided a remote PTT, but I didn't use it. It is still an advantage with the BT headset to not have to remove the radio from a safe holder while riding.
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That is an interesting question that I do not know the answer to. I'm sorry. The only thing I have heard slightly in that regard is this, in a magazine I was reading the person writing the story mentioned that he heard that one of the manufacturers was developing a soft wear for their Bluetooth head sets that would allow owners of any brand of Bluetooth head sets to communicate if they both did whatever set up the soft wear would require. You should check with one or all of the companies about this to see if any of them make or are working on a device to do what you want. Also, I think the new Wing is using Bluetooth. I am not sure of that at all, but you could certainly ask Honda. That is an interesting question that I do not know the answer to. I'm sorry. The only thing I have heard slightly in that regard is this, in a magazine I was reading the person writing the story mentioned that he heard that one of the manufacturers was developing a soft wear for their Bluetooth head sets that would allow owners of any brand of Bluetooth head sets to communicate if they both did whatever set up the soft wear would require. You should check with one or all of the companies about this to see if any of them make or are working on a device to do what you want. Also, I think the... » Read More That is an interesting question that I do not know the answer to. I'm sorry. The only thing I have heard slightly in that regard is this, in a magazine I was reading the person writing the story mentioned that he heard that one of the manufacturers was developing a soft wear for their Bluetooth head sets that would allow owners of any brand of Bluetooth head sets to communicate if they both did whatever set up the soft wear would require. You should check with one or all of the companies about this to see if any of them make or are working on a device to do what you want. Also, I think the new Wing is using Bluetooth. I am not sure of that at all, but you could certainly ask Honda. « Show Less
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How can I get audio for my Goldwing with my Zumo 550? I have a mount but no speaker with it? Thanks DadMulder
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It works. The only issue I've had has been with headsets that have a mute option, where in order for it to recognize it you must mute it before plugging in and then take off the mute
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I had a head set that I would wear when driving. Now it is as simple as saying "answer". Sound quality on my end is like a speaker phone on the other end is similar to blue tooth. It has two microphones with noise cancelation so that is nice. even today I was walking into the FedEx store carrying my huge parcel and I got a phone call I was able to answer it and let them know I'll call them back pretty seamlessly without dropping my parcel that weighed 21 pounds. I hope that helps.
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It should not have anythi g to do with speakers. The audio broadcasts through the same channels. Its either your phone or the headunit. I know this is simple, but have you installed the hands free mic? May want to also check in the settings and make sure BT hands free is turned on.
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This unit gives your helmet wireless (bluetooth) capabilities. It doesn't really give you a way to plug into your existing (nonbluetooth system). To get that capability you would have to add the SM10-01 ( http://www.amazon.com/Sena-SM10-01-Stream-Bluetooth-Transmitter/dp/B0087NB53S/ref=sr_1_11?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1374495750&sr=1-11&keywords=sena ) which would allow you to turn your bikes current system into a bluetooth connectable source. You would need both the headset and transmitter to be completely wireless. It is a bit expensive, but if you do a lot of riding could be worth it. You could also look at the SMH5 headset to cut the cost. They are a bit smaller, but have shorter battery life.
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thanks so much for this info. i just got the headset and was starting to worry when there was no response per the manual instructions...
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Good question. I only use it attached to phone. There are additional imputs in the base - one for PC(usb) that might work Why do you not contact sennheiser or Headsets CS at 800 432 3738 and ask them.
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Here are a couple good links... http://xbluenetworks.com/x16-support/headset-compatibility.html http://xbluenetworks.com/x16-support.html Here are some instuctions from the xBlue website... Headset Compatibility: What Does it Support? Posted on 07/25/201308/08/2013 by admin The X16 digital telephones support non-proprietary, industry standard head sets. Each telephone has a 2.5 mm headset jack on the left side of the unit. Use of an adapter may be required, such as the Plantronics 2.5mm Phone Plug to RJ9 Modular Headset Plug Adapter Cord or equivalent. Operation: The jack is activated by pressing the Feature Button and then dialing the digit 9. This feature code can be programmed on a single button so the headset can be enabled and disabled as needed. In addition, a headset must be plugged into the jack to enable or disable headset mode. Sound quality is dependent on the headset you purchase. Headsets with "handset lifters" are not compatible with X16 telephones. Note About Lifters: also known as handset lifters-are not compatible with the X16 digital telephones. Lifters are sometimes sold by headset providers for use with wireless headsets. They are not compatible with the X16 phones, due to the tab built into the phone's headset cradle for wall mount applications.