Installation Instructions - LEXIN LX-FT4 Pro Bedienungsanleitung

Installing Bracket for Lexin FT4 Pro to a Helmet:
With Screws:
- Mount the bracket between the internal
padding and external shell of the helmet.
- Tighten the two screws between the bracket
and clamp plate by using the included Allen
wrench.
Note: Depending on the size and shape of
your helmet, you may need to change the
thickness of the rubber pad between the clamp
plates. You can find two extra rubber pads in
the box. To increase the overall thickness,
attach the thinner pad to the original rubber
pad or replace the original rubber pad with
the thicker one.
Installing Microphone:
Note: The button and boom microphone can be interchanged between full face or open face helmet.
Choosing between the two is based on your preference and what fits best in the helmet(s).
Full Face Helmet/Button Microphone.
Step 1: Locate an area in the nose section just
to the left of the center to mount and adhere
one half of Velcro pad.
Step 2: Adhere Velcro pad to button
microphone, then attach to pad in helmet.
Step 3: Connect microphone jack headset
connector.
Installation:
With Adhesive Pad:
- If you have any problems with the mounting
bracket you may want to use the 3M tape to
adhere it onto the helmet.
- Take off the rubber pad from the bracket,
peel off the protective backing sheet of the
double-sided 3M tape.
- White side adheres onto the bracket and the
red side adheres onto the helmet.
- To install, press and hold for 15 seconds and
allow the glue to dry for 24
hours.
Note: Even though the 3M Tape mounting is
provided for convenience, LEXIN
recommends using the mounting bracket. The
3M Tape is offered as an option that you may
use at your own risk. LEXIN does not assume
any responsibility for use of it.
Open Face Helmet/Boom Microphone.
Step 1: Adhere one half of the Velcro pad to
the base of the microphone and the other
half to inside of helmet under padding.
Step 2: Adjust the direction of the
microphone so that the triangular mark on the
microphone is pointing towards your mouth.
Step 3: Use the boom microphone holder for
additional support to the microphone if
necessary.
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