Cardo Systems ER17 Manual Do Utilizador

5.3 CLICK-TO-LINK (CTL) INTERCOM

Click-to-Link is a spontaneous, “social” feature of your 

cardo SHO-1. You can instantly initiate 1-on-1 intercom 

calls with other riders near you, without being paired. 

Think of it as a private channel that you can set up on-the-go with 

other riders that you see along the way. 

Click-to-Link can be disabled effectively blocking any attempt by a 

third party to send a Click-to-Link request to you.

Start a CTL call request

(search lasts up to 10 sec.)

Tap 

 three times

End a CTL call /

Cancel a CTL call request

Tap 

Accept a CTL call

When hearing the CTL ringtone:

Tap 

 or say any word loudly to answer 

by VOX

Reject a CTL call

While hearing the CTL ringtone:

Remain silent until the ring tone stops or 

press 

 for two seconds

Enable / Disable CTL 

Via the Settings Menu or Cardo Community

If other riders are nearby, your next Click-to-Link call may randomly 

connect to any of them.

When attempting to establish an Intercom call with another device 

that is already busy, a “busy” signal will be heard. The cardo SHO-1 

is busy while on a phone call, intercom call with Channels “A” and 

“B”, “One+8” intercom call or Click-to-Link call.

If a paired unit tries calling you via Intercom, the call will begin 

almost instantly. 

Send an instant message to all paired cardo SHO-1 units and 

scala rider G9 units within a range of up to 350 m. The 

recipients will hear a “Signal!” voice announcement. To reach a 

maximum number of riders, the message is automatically 

forwarded to all paired cardo SHO-1 units within the recipient’s 

range. In this manner the total range is extended to up to 1 km.

Double tap 

 

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