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Typical confi gurations of BT2
1. Single Midland BT2, “Rider only”
› Bluetooth connection for cell phone,
GPS and MP3 player or a cell phone
with MP3 feature (to listen to music)
› Wired connection for stereo music
player (iPod/MP3 player)
› Bike to bike communication system
that allows two riders to communi-
cate up to maximum distances of
220 yards
2. Midland BT2 paired, “Rider &
Passenger”
› Rider to Passenger intercom featu-
re
› Rider can connect the GPS system
and both Rider and Passenger
can connect/attach their own MP3
Players/cell phones etc to their own
headsets and still be able to com-
municate with each other via the
Intercom.
› Wired connection for stereo music
player (iPod/MP3 player)
3. Midland BT2 Bike-to-bike; “Ri-
ders & Passengers equipped with
Midland BT2 and GMRS transcei-
vers”
› Rider to Passenger intercom sy-
stem
› Bluetooth connections for Rider and
Passenger depending on needs:
each connection is fi t for cell phone,
Rider’s GPS system and MP3 ste-
reo player or cell phone with MP3
feature (to listen to music)
› Wired connection for stereo music
player (iPod/MP3 player)
› Group communication (“bike to
bike”): it is possible to connect
GMRS transceiver to all motorbikes
in order to communicate as group.
The GMRS transceiver can be con-
nected in Bluetooth or wired mode
to both the rider’s or passenger’s
unit. There is no limit to the number
of people who can communicate
while using GMRS to communicate
while in a group.
General considerations on priority
The Midland BT2 is a Bluetooth unit that can be paired with
other Bluetooth devices with different features: cell phone,
GPS, MP3 player, etc...
Depending on the type of device, Midland BT2 assigns ope-
rating priorities; for example calls have a higher priority com-
pared to music. This means that if a call arrives while you are
listening to music, your music will automatically be interrupted
so that you can answer the call. There are three priorities avai-
lable to meet the most common requirements.
Devices with (high) priority 1
Because of their use, cell phones and GPS Sat-Navs always
have a higher priority compared to other connected devices.
Therefore, an incoming call or instruction from a GPS always
interrupts all other active communications. Devices with prio-
rity 1 must be paired with the BT2 unit using the “Phone” but-
ton.
Devices with (Medium) priority 2
This priority can be assigned only to another BT2 with Inter-
com feature. Enabling the Intercom feature disables all other
communications except those with (High) priority 1. This is
