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2014 rt radio
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BMW Triumphant
Ed Kilner #176066
Lots of us here have suffered similar frustration. We don't know how experienced with pairing you are, so let's do a few things first:
1- unpair the headset from all previous pairings
2- unpair the RT radio from all previous pairings.
3- follow the headset instructions to begin searching for the RT
4- follow the RT instructions to begin searching for the headset
Hopefully, this worked. Let us know.
Some of the instructions are not clearly written. You may think you are following them exactly but may not be. Take it slow.
BMW Triumphant
Ed Kilner #176066
Another thing to try
Or 2, maybe
If you have a smartphone, try pairing it to the headset. Try pairing a Nav system as well. Yes, you may have to unpair all from the headset at the end, but at least you will have established it is capable of pairing.
Same thing with the RT.
At the end, you should have some real experience in pairing.
Or 2, maybe
If you have a smartphone, try pairing it to the headset. Try pairing a Nav system as well. Yes, you may have to unpair all from the headset at the end, but at least you will have established it is capable of pairing.
Same thing with the RT.
At the end, you should have some real experience in pairing.
This works for me. However I have the BMW com unit
1. Delete parings from Helmet
2. Delete parings from audio platform (motorcycle)
3. Pair helmet to audio platform
4. Pair Nav to helmet
5. pair Nav to phone.
I also delete pairings in the nav and phone and start from scratch. This may be apples and oranges for you. It works for my set up.
1. Delete parings from Helmet
2. Delete parings from audio platform (motorcycle)
3. Pair helmet to audio platform
4. Pair Nav to helmet
5. pair Nav to phone.
I also delete pairings in the nav and phone and start from scratch. This may be apples and oranges for you. It works for my set up.
Welcome to the forum!
A bit later I will move this to the Wethead forum. May give you a better chance at an answer. Hate to lose you on your first post
Gary
Isn't this the same radio as the GT? My book for it includes both bikes so it is not limited to wetheads. Right?
It is the same radio. The guide is "Supplementary Rider's Manual- Audio System and Pairing" and it applies to the R12RTW and K16GT.
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