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I decided to try linking by bluetooth phone to my Zumo 550 for an upcoming trip.... I can make it link and I can hear the other person, but they can't hear me....what's up with that?.....any work arounds?
You will need to get a blue tooth headset to accomplish that task. When using the auto adapter it will run through the speaker on the zumo window adapter. Good luck.
You will need to get a blue tooth headset to accomplish that task. When using the auto adapter it will run through the speaker on the zumo window adapter. Good luck.
I was hoping that someone makes a module that will allow the HD microphone/headset to work with the Zumo in bluetooth mode and still retain all the other speaker/XM/radio/CD functions with one headset and one cord.....right now it looks like this isn't possible....sucks for me!
I bought a new hs830 made by motorola, I got mine off ebay new for 29.00 plus shipping. It also, has an intercom function if you have two of them. It has some good right ups! Save money and go motorola!
I am using the helmet headset for bluetooth calls. There is a special (low cost) interface that allows you to plug into the 2.5mm jack on the Zumo bike mount (located above the Zumo audio out 3.5mm jack) and allows you to use your helmet headset for both CB and bluetooth.
Simple, clean, inexpensive and crystal clear calls at 70mph!
I am using the helmet headset for bluetooth calls. There is a special (low cost) interface that allows you to plug into the 2.5mm jack on the Zumo bike mount (located above the Zumo audio out 3.5mm jack) and allows you to use your helmet headset for both CB and bluetooth.
Simple, clean, inexpensive and crystal clear calls at 70mph!
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