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OK, if you want bluetooth (sorry, listen mode only for CB), then you'll need a Sena SM10, Sena SC-A0120 and a SMH10. What this will do is the SM10 will plug into the hardwired port on the Ultra using the SC-A0120 and then the SM10 will pair with the SMH10. The good news is that the SM10 will pair with two SMH10. You'll get all the audio that comes out of the hardwired jack, be able to use the touch screen and or handlebar controls to switch between audio, GPS, etc. The only problem is the voice for the CB want go back over the SM10, it's one way only. Too bad, but I'm not on the CB that much. I've got a wired cord for that if I every need it or until someone makes a bluetooth unit that will work with the CB. I tried pairing the SMH10 directly to the Ultra (I have a 2014) and although it saw the device, it would never pair. Searching the net found no one who was successful and a lot of folks who talked to their Dealers who said you couldn't do it.
Hope this helps someone.
This is supposed to work for 2 way, I haven't yet decided to be the guinea pig and try it...
According to the owner of my local dealer, the bluetooth can only link up with 1 item. Therefore, if your phone is connect via bluetooth, you cannot use a bluetooth headset. That sucks!
I need a headset that will allow me to hear the GPS. I have a hearing loss and wearing a helmet, I can't always understand it. It paired with my Samsung S4 right away. I tried to pair my Bose Bluetooth headset with it. Although the GPS recognized it, it failed to pair. Harley Davidson says that only Scala rider head sets will work, but I'm wondering if my Bose will pair if I unpair my phone.
Update: I unpaired my phone and my headset still wouldn't pair. I'm going to have to reconfigure the visual options then. You'd think that as much money as an SGS cost that Harley would market a wireless headset for it.
Last edited by rjwin; May 29, 2014 at 06:56 AM.
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