How does Audio Multitasking work?

Audio Multitasking works by combining the audio signals from two Bluetooth modules together inside of a headset. These headsets are considered to have a dual-module Bluetooth architecture. If a headset only has one Bluetooth module then it is considered to have a single-module Bluetooth architecture. Sena headsets that have a single-module Bluetooth architecture can use Audio Multitasking by combining two different audio signals from the same Bluetooth module by automatically disabling the HD Intercom feature to allow a rider to talk in Normal Mode with other paired riders when using the intercom feature. Sena headsets that have a single-module Bluetooth architecture that also includes the Mesh Intercom feature can use Audio Multitasking by combining the audio signal from the Bluetooth module with the audio from the Mesh Intercom module.

 

Sena Headsets with a Dual-Module Bluetooth Architecture That Support Audio Multitasking

  • 20S / 20S EVO
  • SRL / SRL2
  • Momentum
  • Momentum Pro
  • Momentum INC
  • Momentum INC Pro
  • 30K


Sena Headsets with a Single-Module Bluetooth Architecture That Support Audio Multitasking

  • 10S
  • 10R
  • 10C
  • 10C Pro
  • 10C EVO
  • 10U
  • 10Upad
  • SF Series (SF1 / SF2 / SF4 / SFR)
  • 5S

 

Sena Headsets with a Single-Module Bluetooth Architecture and Mesh Intercom That Support Audio Multitasking

  • 30K
  • 50S
  • 50R
  • 50C
  • ACS10
  • SPIDER ST1
  • SPIDER RT1
  • Momentum Lite
  • Momentum EVO
  • Stryker
  • Impulse
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