I found that according to my helmet model, just using double sided 3M foam tape directly on the outer mount only and sticking it on the helmet (without the inner mount) is what worked best for me. I've owned the B4FM's and sold them because of sound quality was ok but lacking for music, then bought the G16's which are much better and still have them, and now i just received these MTX Mesh ones. The MTX have the best sounding speakers with more bass and work well but Mesh mode is kind of iffy. Sounds very robotic, conversations are choppy and keep cutting in and out constantly. Can hardly understand what the other person is saying to me and its a never ending repeat session. When connected with Bluetooth instead, it works well. If im doing something wrong, please let me know as I do like Lexin products.
Hello, If you encounter any problems during use, you are welcome to communicate with us by email at any time. We will solve it for each customer as soon as possible. Regarding the precautions during intercom, the direction of the microphone and the triangle mark should be aimed at the mouth, 2.5-3 cm away from the mouth. Then when testing the intercom, the sentences should be as long as possible to facilitate the microphone to receive the sound, because if the sentence is spoken If it is too short, his words will be finished before the microphone can react to receive the sound. If the intercom does not receive the sound, it will be difficult to transmit the sound, so the intercom will sound intermittent.
@@LEXIN-UK-UnitedKingdom i will try ajusting the microphone properly and test it out. I've delt with Lexin support a few times and you guys are top notch. Thank you.
I can not seem to get two helmets to connect via mesh in order to communicate. Both have mesh turned on and using channel 1. however neither of us can hear each other talk. Not sure what to do. Pairing to phone worked and can hear music.
Even after the crash two days ago, all scrached still works perfectly
Is it possible to connect two mtx mesh devices together with one sena device?
Hello, is possible shariing music and talk in same time?
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I found that according to my helmet model, just using double sided 3M foam tape directly on the outer mount only and sticking it on the helmet (without the inner mount) is what worked best for me. I've owned the B4FM's and sold them because of sound quality was ok but lacking for music, then bought the G16's which are much better and still have them, and now i just received these MTX Mesh ones. The MTX have the best sounding speakers with more bass and work well but Mesh mode is kind of iffy. Sounds very robotic, conversations are choppy and keep cutting in and out constantly. Can hardly understand what the other person is saying to me and its a never ending repeat session. When connected with Bluetooth instead, it works well. If im doing something wrong, please let me know as I do like Lexin products.
Hello,
If you encounter any problems during use, you are welcome to communicate with us by email at any time. We will solve it for each customer as soon as possible.
Regarding the precautions during intercom, the direction of the microphone and the triangle mark should be aimed at the mouth, 2.5-3 cm away from the mouth. Then when testing the intercom, the sentences should be as long as possible to facilitate the microphone to receive the sound, because if the sentence is spoken If it is too short, his words will be finished before the microphone can react to receive the sound. If the intercom does not receive the sound, it will be difficult to transmit the sound, so the intercom will sound intermittent.
@@LEXIN-UK-UnitedKingdom i will try ajusting the microphone properly and test it out. I've delt with Lexin support a few times and you guys are top notch. Thank you.
can I use Siri with this ?
I can not seem to get two helmets to connect via mesh in order to communicate. Both have mesh turned on and using channel 1. however neither of us can hear each other talk. Not sure what to do. Pairing to phone worked and can hear music.