Author Topic: System set-up fo U.S. (Read 3080 times)

Amboguzzi · **on:** Aug 25, 2013, 03.33 am

I have searched and read most every post and still not sure what the proper (how Triumph planned on everything to be linked together) setup is for the stereo/com system.
I have the following:
Zumo 660 w/Triumph mount and wiring
iPhone4
Schuberh C3Pro w/SRC
SiriusXM
What is confusing me is what is blue toothed to what and to which device setting, and can the iPhone be connected to the Zumo by Bluetooth and connected to the Trophy by USB for music at the same time.
Should it be:
iPhone BT>Zumo hardwired to Trophy through harness-- Trophy BT > C3 ?
I am looking for the ability to use phone/gps/Sirius/music from phone and all be controlled by a hierarchy of importance.
If this has already been determined I apologize and could I be directed to the post.
Thanks
Scott

cropbiker · **Reply #1 on:** Aug 25, 2013, 06.47 am

Hi Scott. Here is how it works for me, hope it helps.

I have a Zumo 660 using the Triumph mount hard wired onto the bike input.

I have an iPhone 5 plugged into the USB port.

The iPhone 5 is also Bluetooth paired to the Trophy as device 2

For helmet audio I have a separate Autocom L1 system but with a Bluetooth module. This I have paired to the Trophy as Headset. This is where you would pair your Schuberth SRC Bluetooth headset.

The UK versions do not have Sirius.

Radio or iPhone music output are selected from the M button and transmitted to the headset via BT. As Sirius is a bike module it would also be selected from here I guess.

Nav instructions from the 660 temporarily silence the music and are also relayed to the headset over Bluetooth.

Should I receive a call on the iPhone. The option to accept or reject comes up on the info panel, I hear it ringing and if I accept this also silences music and works over the headset link.

seadog · **Reply #2 on:** Aug 25, 2013, 09.07 am

Just reading that I am totally confused.

Think I will stick to singing to myself as I ride along.

I do plug my phone into the usb tho. So I am getting into the technology.

seadog

Amboguzzi · **Reply #3 on:** Aug 25, 2013, 11.47 am

Cropbiker
That makes sense and I believe that will also work for me. I was caught up with linking the phone to the Zumo.
Now, if I could just convince my employer, that it is ultimately important to my state of mind, that I cant work today until I can confirm that this configuration will work. They are always talking about being more in tune with their associates, what better way to ensure my positive work attitude than to allow me to periodically call off and take a ride.
Then again, there would be no better way to confirm that I can actually use my phone, than to call off from my Trophy.
Needless to say, I will probably be testing this tomorrow when its my actual day off.
Thanks
Scott

cropbiker · **Reply #4 on:** Aug 25, 2013, 02.08 pm

Hi Scott.... glad to hear you think that will work for you. Let us know how you get on! Kevin

Amboguzzi · **Reply #5 on:** Sep 01, 2013, 01.33 am

Kevin
It worked perfectly. As a matter of fact unless my phone needs to be charged, I don't have to connect the phone to the bikes USB port for music. It will stream over the Bluetooth connection. All I have to do is get use to the Trophy phone controls.
Thanks again.
Scott

cropbiker · **Reply #6 on:** Sep 01, 2013, 05.46 am

That's great! Yes, I knew the iPhone audio would transmit on Bluetooth too but then it is burning the phone battery down so I always keep the phone charging while riding.