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6.  PAIRING AND USING A MOBILE PHONE, 

GPS OR MP3 PLAYER

To connect your cardo SHO-1 to a 

Bluetooth

 device you must first 

pair them. Once paired, they will automatically recognize each 

other whenever they are within range (10m / 33ft). 

Your unit has two 

Bluetooth

 channels for connection to mobile 

phones, GPS devices and music players with A2DP.

6.1 PAIRING BLUETOOTH CHANNELS 1 AND 2

1.  Make sure 

Bluetooth

 is enabled on your phone/GPS/MP3 player.

2.  Check the unit is in Standby (single BLUE flash every 3 seconds).
3.  To  pair  Bluetooth Channel 1 – press   for at least 5 seconds 

until the RED and BLUE LEDs begin rapidly alternating. 

To pair Bluetooth Channel 2 – press   for at least 5 seconds 

until the RED and BLUE LEDs begin rapidly alternating.

To pair a GPS, when LEDs begin rapidly alternating, tap  .

4.  Search for 

Bluetooth

 devices on your phone/GPS/MP3 player by 

following the device’s instructions.

5.  After a few seconds the device will list “cardo SHO-1”. Select it.
6.  If prompted for a PIN or Passkey, enter 0000 (four zeros).

7.  The device will confirm that pairing has succeeded and the LED 

will begin flashing Blue, once every 3 seconds.

8.  If pairing is not completed within 2 minutes, the unit will return 

to Standby mode.

 

IMPORTANT!

•  If you have paired 2 different mobile phones directly to your cardo 

SHO-1, you will need to set one as default for making calls. 

•  If your GPS supports it, you can pair the second mobile phone 

directly to the GPS and then pair the GPS to your cardo SHO-1, and 

so connect both mobile phones and the GPS to your cardo SHO-1.

 

NOTES:

 

•  Not all 

Bluetooth

 mobile phones can broadcast 

Bluetooth

 Stereo 

music (A2DP), even if the phone has an MP3 player function. 

Consult your mobile phone’s User Manual for more information.

•  Not all 

Bluetooth

 GPS devices allow connection to 

Bluetooth

 audio 

devices. Consult your GPS User Manual for more information.

•  After pairing, you may need to tap 

 to connect.

6.2 MAKING AND RECEIVING PHONE CALLS

Answer a call

Tap 

 or speak any word loudly to answer 

by VOX 

Reject a call

Remain silent for 15 seconds, or press 

 for 

2 seconds 

End a call

Tap 

 

Voice Dial* (if supported 

by mobile phone)

Press   for 2 seconds and follow the prompt 

from the mobile

Redial*

Press   for 2 seconds

Hot Dial*

Tap 

 three times

Set default mobile

While on a phone call, press   for 5 seconds

Change default mobile

In Standby, press 

 for 5 seconds

INTERCOM CONFERENCE MODE

Add/Remove Channel “A” 

to/from a call

Tap 

 while on a phone call

Add/Remove Channel “B” 

to/from a call

Double-tap 

 while on a phone call

      * This feature is not available during mobile calls.
    †  Before using Hot-Dial, configure your Hot-Dial number via the 

Cardo Community 

or the Cardo Smartset App.

  ‡  If 2 mobile phones are paired directly to your cardo SHO-1, set one to use as 

default for outgoing calls. 

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cardo SHO-1

Summary of Contents for SHO-01

Page 1: ...User Guide ver 2 1...

Page 2: ...H CHANNELS 1 AND 2 12 6 2 MAKING AND RECEIVING PHONE CALLS 12 6 3 LISTENING TO MUSIC VIA A2DP 13 6 4 MUSIC SHARING 13 6 5 LISTENING TO MUSIC VIA THE AUX 13 7 FM RADIO 14 7 1 RADIO TUNING 14 7 2 AUTOMA...

Page 3: ...nd VOX technology Make Receive mobile calls by voice command Make intercom calls by voice command AGC technology Automatic Gain Control allowing the automatic volume adjustment according to ambient no...

Page 4: ...e unit 3 CUSTOMIZATION AND SETTINGS Get the most out of your cardo SHO 1 by changing the settings and customizing your unit according to your own personal preferences There are three ways to change th...

Page 5: ...seconds 4 GETTING STARTED 4 1 GENERAL FUNCTIONS Power ON OFF Press for 2 seconds ON 3 BLUE flashes ascending tone OFF 3 RED flashes descending tone Volume Tap or to adjust and set volume of current a...

Page 6: ...com calls will interrupt ongoing A2DP music Click to Link Intercom and 1 8 calls have the same priority Click to Link requests will not interrupt any type of Intercom call in progress and vice versa A...

Page 7: ...ettings Enable Disable VOX For Intercom Voice Command only In Standby press and simultaneously for 2 seconds Enable Blue flash for 2 seconds Disable Red flash for 2 seconds 5 INTERCOM The cardo SHO 1...

Page 8: ...n Standby tap and simultaneously You will hear the Buddy name of your cardo SHO 1 through the speakers Play Paired Buddy List In Standby press for 2 seconds 5 1b PAIRINGWITHA 1 8 INTERCOMBUDDY 1 In St...

Page 9: ...make Intercom calls proceed as follows 1 Check that all units are in Standby 2 Press for 5 seconds until the LED begins flashing rapidly indicating it is in Intercom Pairing mode see table below for...

Page 10: ...th intercom channels A and B will not be able to receive phone calls or GPS instructions as long as the call is in progress FOUR WAY INTERCOM Pairing 1 PairRider1toPassenger2using Channel A see 5 2a 2...

Page 11: ...r riders are nearby your next Click to Link call may randomly connect to any of them 5 4 BUSY SIGNAL When attempting to establish an Intercom call with another device that is already busy a busy signa...

Page 12: ...HO 1 you will need to set one as default for making calls If your GPS supports it you can pair the second mobile phone directly to the GPS and then pair the GPS to your cardo SHO 1 and so connect both...

Page 13: ...on the left side of your helmet carry your smartphone on the left side of your body 6 4 MUSIC SHARING Music sharing allows rider and passenger to listen to the same music within a range of 10m 33 ft...

Page 14: ...hin 20 seconds to save to current preset Scan and Save Automatically scans up for a station With Radio ON press for 5 seconds To stop search tap Tap within 20 seconds to save to current preset To cont...

Page 15: ...interference and 2 this device must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement This equipment complies with FCC...

Page 16: ...dsandmedical devicesonlyafterconsultingaphysicianorspecialist MakesuretoinstallandmounttheProductinastablemanner HEALTH WARNINGS Hearing Loss Audio devices can cause hearing loss Employ care and avoid...

Page 17: ...consent and without which the product would not be provided to you absent such limitations Some states do not allow certain exclusions of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitations...

Page 18: ...o injury or illness strains fractures partial and or total paralysis death or other ailments that could cause serious disability b these risks may be caused by the negligence of the manufacturers or i...

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