Remembering the Sena commands

[Novocastrian]

I don't know if it's an the age thing but I have difficulty in remembering all of the Sena commands when using the functions on my intercom/audio system

The solution I just came up with,  which works very well,  is to add the most used commands to the corner of my V-stream screen.  Using Black on Clear tape in my Brother label maker.

Just the job. 

[trophied]

I've got all the basics that I use frequently in memory now, but if riding with more than one other rider the multiple intercom connections are beyond me without reading the instructions.  I'm HOPING it's not my age!

[Coconut]

An Excellent solution ! 

( None of us are getting any younger !     )

[sin_tiger]

  You're not alone, where did I put my specs 

[Kiloecho]

I’d dump this Cardo in a second for a simple to use unit. Don’t need to listen to FM, or music. Just give me something I can use to communicate with and take a phone call.

[GarminDave]

Neat fix and yes it is an 'age' thing!  I know at 70 I need all the help I can get I have quite a repertoire when it comes to voice commands:

Siri 'do this'
Alexa 'do that'
Cardo 'Battery Status' ( but said in an American drawl!)

[OpusThePenguin]

Originally Posted by Kiloecho

I’d dump this Cardo in a second for a simple to use unit. Don’t need to listen to FM, or music. Just give me something I can use to communicate with and take a phone call.

I'm like the exact opposite.  I only use it for listening to music.

[fluxxcomp]

My Schuberth Sena SC10UA is dumb and outsourced the operational intelligence to the user: Mep-Meeep-Mep hacking  on the plus key...

I don't think it is an age-thing, we just don't tolerate clunky user experience any more. I think I will connect the headset only to my iPhone (maybe to the Garmin second) and will express my desire to Siri... (the only women that listen exactly to what I say):

"Hey Siri, pick up"
"Hey Siri, play Bob Marley on Spotify"

I may never learn the Sena-code or torture myself tuning into a FM station on the Sena. Thats just me- your cheat sheet idea is excellent! (just leave some space to still see the road  )