intercom and cb function
Road Master
Joined: Jan 2011
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From: Tallahassee, FL/Blue Ridge, GA
Normally, I hate answers like this. However, it was confusing enouh to me that I had to read it over several times before I got the hang of it.
Maybe it's just me, though.
Road Captain
Joined: Mar 2009
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From: Colorado City, Tx.
My salesman walked me through all of this on purchase,
and I thank him for that.
We use the CB on channel 2 for plain voice comms.
Intecom is easy once you get the volume and VOX setting
adjusted correctly, just takes some trial and error on that.
volume for your headsets is independent settings on each
function. Tunes,CB,and Intercom are all seperate. PTT Push
to Talk depressed and ajust you CB volume. Intercom, while
you are talking on it you adjust that volume. Once those are
set to what you want they stay that way until you adjust again.
VOX setting is the sensitivity of the microphone before your
talking is heard. you can set it to about half-way or maybe
1 or 2 bars farther to the right and this should be close. you
then can adjust the sensitivity up or down if the wind noise
opens the mic without you talking o adjust down if you have
to TALK LOUDLY to get the mic to open. I have to adjust this
on the fly sometimes if extremely windy on the highway.
once you get them set closely you will have to depress the
INT button again to get back to regular radio functions.
once CB is set you will have to depress the cb button also
to get the display back to normal.
Hope this may help some, and not make it more confusing......
and I thank him for that.
We use the CB on channel 2 for plain voice comms.
Intecom is easy once you get the volume and VOX setting
adjusted correctly, just takes some trial and error on that.
volume for your headsets is independent settings on each
function. Tunes,CB,and Intercom are all seperate. PTT Push
to Talk depressed and ajust you CB volume. Intercom, while
you are talking on it you adjust that volume. Once those are
set to what you want they stay that way until you adjust again.
VOX setting is the sensitivity of the microphone before your
talking is heard. you can set it to about half-way or maybe
1 or 2 bars farther to the right and this should be close. you
then can adjust the sensitivity up or down if the wind noise
opens the mic without you talking o adjust down if you have
to TALK LOUDLY to get the mic to open. I have to adjust this
on the fly sometimes if extremely windy on the highway.
once you get them set closely you will have to depress the
INT button again to get back to regular radio functions.
once CB is set you will have to depress the cb button also
to get the display back to normal.
Hope this may help some, and not make it more confusing......
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From: Roswell, GA
OP, send a "Thank You" to the folks at Iron Cross Audio for posting the HK manual on their website:
http://www.ironcrossaudio.com/Harley...ons_manual.pdf
Carl
http://www.ironcrossaudio.com/Harley...ons_manual.pdf
Carl
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Tourer
Joined: Dec 2007
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From: nampa, idaho
thanks for the replies ...I too was confused enough it originally post ......thanks for the help much appreciated......the owners manual was and is a great place to start if ya can understand it.....I couldn't
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