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Farkles, Gear & Accessories => Comms and Audio => Topic started by: Gadget on September 05, 2015, 04:42:44 PM

Title: Interphone F5MC
Post by: Gadget on September 05, 2015, 04:42:44 PM

Today, worth my pocket monies, I bought myself an interphone F5MC.

What persuaded me was the multipoint phone bluetooth, meaning the phone and the SR10 can be hooked up simultaneously allowing CB and Phone, something the Aldi couldn't manage.

Bonuses are:
4 way intercom conference
Anycom pairing (Sena ,Aldi, etc)
Auto reconnect intercom (retry up to 30 minutes)
Voice commands
Voice prompting
FM Radio
Music streaming
Music sharing
Auto volume control
Recharging while in use
Plenty of volume for Ear-moulds.

Looking forward to giving it a real workout over the next few weeks.

(http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/09/04/49dfb76910bff7c2951c8cb569872cc2.jpg)


Cheers,
Gary


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Title: Re: Interphone F5MC
Post by: NTRebel on September 05, 2015, 07:25:00 PM

Gary
 How much and where from.

cheers Paul

Title: Re: Interphone F5MC
Post by: Gadget on September 06, 2015, 10:06:12 AM

$290.00 at Brisbane Motorcycles. Ticket price was $329.95, but the service manager or in a word for me and got it discounted.

Title: Re: Interphone F5MC
Post by: Gadget on September 07, 2015, 07:57:58 PM

Worked out how to voice dial on the Samsung S5 with the screen locked today.

Use Google as the default instead of S-voice. I can even compose a text.

Title: Re: Interphone F5MC
Post by: Maxnettoz on September 17, 2015, 08:26:21 AM

Picked up a F5MC at Team Moto Honda yesterday $270.  Actually went to buy the Sena SMH20S single but at the last moment asked about the Sena.  In my research, just about every supplier recommended the Interphone product despite the Sena having the best features.  Particularly as the Sena is not water proof IP67.   One Sena return due to water ingress was a nightmare for the buyer as Sena wouldn't touch it for warranty.  First impression of the F5MC is it is exceptionally easy to use.  Fitted it in half an hour and knew the basic functions in ten minutes.  Downloaded the latest firmware upgrade and found the Interphone Menu app for Windows computers.  Easily programmed the stations on the PC (no phone app yet) and connected my old bluetooth headset (the cheapy Chinese $120 a pair, up to six riders for 1km, one I bought 2 yrs ago) flawlessly.  Good sound quality.  I am suitably impressed and satisifed. :thumb

Title: Re: Interphone F5MC
Post by: Gadget on September 17, 2015, 01:20:54 PM

I've recently bought the F5MC as well. What is the name of the windows app?

Really enjoying it on this trip. Especially voice command of the android phone using Google voice command. I can call a named contact,  dial a set of numbers and even compose a text.

Title: Re: Interphone F5MC
Post by: Maxnettoz on September 17, 2015, 02:56:28 PM

It is "Interphone menu".  Go into the Interphone-Cellularline site.  Click downloads then click on Control panel.  It should start a download called Interphone_Menu.zip  Execute the program and you'll have it.  (Only works on Microsoft Windows.  I run Windows 10) It is super simple to use the drop-down menu for FM stations.  I have worked out the Google voice searching and re positioned the microphone for better voice call and text results.

Title: Re: Interphone F5MC
Post by: Gadget on September 17, 2015, 06:55:11 PM

Thanks for that. I'll do it when I get home.