Pairing devices with a Sena 20S

[GaryWWhite]

I was wondering how one pairs a Sena 20S to an I-Phone, GPS and the TTSE bluetooth radio system.  Your kind step by step instructions will greatly be appreciated!

[Coconut]

Pair the Sena 20S to the Trophy as "HEADSET 1" as previously explained
to you in your previous question here :

Quick Question re: Sena 20S Pairing to TTSE

Then Pair your iPhone to the Trophy as "DEVICE 2"

You didn't say ( in this Topic ) which Sat Nav device you are using,
but if it is one of the Garmin's with an Audio Out connection,
plug that into the NAV Audio Jack Plug.

You wil find information on locating the NAV Audio input connection within this Topic :

HOW TO: Fitting Triumph Sat Nav Mount & Zumo 660

You should then be able to hear all of the Audio Outputs from the Trophy Audio System,
in the Sena 20S headset, and be able to answer incoming Phone calls
using the Handlebar buttons ( See Trophy SE Audio Handbook ).

Initiating ( Making ) a Phone Call has to be done from the iPhone,
but the audio will still be routed via the Sena 20S.

NAV Audio announcements will over-ride any other Audio source you may be listening to at the time.

Cheers 

[GaryWWhite]

Originally Posted by Coconut

Pair the Sena 20S to the Trophy as "HEADSET 1" as previously explained
to you in your previous question here :

Quick Question re: Sena 20S Pairing to TTSE

Then Pair your iPhone to the Trophy as "DEVICE 2"

You didn't say ( in this Topic ) which Sat Nav device you are using,
but if it is one of the Garmin's with an Audio Out connection,
plug that into the NAV Audio Jack Plug.

I am pairing a non Zumo Garmin.  What "plug" do I acquire to plug into the Nav Audio Jack Plug if one exists?

[Coconut]

The documentation for whatever Sat Nav device you have,
should say whether it has a wired Audio Output.

The Audio Input on the Trophy is a standarrd 3.5mm Male Jack Plug.

If you don't have a wired Output from your Device, but it has Bluetooth,
then you can Pair it as "DEVICE 2" INSTEAD of the iPhone,
and may then be able to Pair yppuur iPhone to the Sat Nav device -
again, check the Device documentation to see if this function is supported.

[GaryWWhite]

Hi Alan,

Thanks for all the info!  My owners manual for the Garmin Nuvi 2797LMT does not give any information about an audio output or any information whatsoever!  I have two ports that are identical.  They both have the very small USB type receptacle and I use one of these to power the GPS. I'm not certain if both receptacles are for powering the GPS? This GPS does have bluetooth capability.  Where does one acquire the connector in question?

[Coconut]

The Garmin web site says this is a discontinued model.

It appears to be a "Car" Sat Nav, so it may not be waterproof,
or have a Touch screen that is "Glove friendly".

The Owners Manual - available to Download from the Garmin web site,
does not mention any Audio Output connections, so I doubt that it has this facility.

From research elsewhere it seems that the Micro USB Port on the side of the Cradle Unit,
is used to provide Power and charge the Battery, ( and Traffic Updates if using the genuine Garmin cable )
while the USB Port on the base of the Unit is used for Data Transfer / Map updates / Software updates etc when connected to a Computer.

[rpeters549]

Hmm.  Tried this with mine (not a SENA, but similar) and when it successfully pairs I get no stereo in the helmet/headset.  Just crickets.  Though the bike indicates paired and the headset says it's paired.

Driving me nuts.  I want to listen to the XM INSIDE my helmet, and be able to take a call if I get one, INSIDE my helmet.  I probably need to do a thread search.

[karl]

I have the bike and my cell paired to an old U-Clear and it works great.  Thought there was a problem with the bluetooth dropping out, turned out to be the XM.  As my son pointed out to me over twenty years ago... "Dad if you know the words to a song it is twenty years old."  " yea so" I just sing the missing bits to myself and move on.  Enjoy your Trophy.