Keith
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CAPTAIN HARJIT SINGH, how are you charging the unit? I had this problem with four of my 20S units (two original and two replacements). After I did the following, all of my units (I now have three) ...
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I've experienced noise similar to what is described above. But, only when I was paired with my friends SMH5. I don't recall ever hearing it when paired with my wifes 20S. I never thought of it as a...
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Just a quick update on my comment about my music going away for good when my gps chimed in. While running firmware version 1.6.2, I found that if I paired my music source first and then paired my g...
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I wrote the below in other thread a year ago. A year later, I still have had no problems with a low or dead battery after a full charge and then letting any of my 3 units sit for 3+ months. *******...
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Oh well. I'm running 1.6.2 and haven't had that problem. That is unless, as I mentioned above, I'm in an intercom call in a high noise environment (like riding on the freeway). The music will cut o...
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This is the thread I was talking about. https://support.sena.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/251171903-Sena-20S-cannot-update-Firmware-higher-than-1-6-2 The issues don't appear to be fixed in 1.7. I d...
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One comment on the voice commands. If you are using the "Hello Sena" voice command after 60 seconds since the last voice command, you will not get a response. I believe Sena put this time limit on ...
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I don't use a remote. So, can't comment on that. For music sharing, I would still recommend trying it without an intercom call being up. When weather allows :-) For both your music sharing and remo...
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Also, just for the record, mine worked fine in the quiet of my living room. It was only on the road with a intercom call up and road noise that it cut out. So, we've now verified that music sharing...
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Hmmmmm...... If it was an ECC issu, I don't know why it would work fine in your dining room. The only variables I can think of between the two environments would be noise or vibration. Ok. One more...