You cannot. Bluetooth does not support eavesdropping (by design) and the bike does not support two pairs of headphones.Does anyone know how to pair 2 bluetooth headphones at once with the CTX1300? I would like for my partner and I to be able to listen at the same time.
Thanks,
Tony
It would seem IMHO that the Bluetooth system on the CTX isn't good for much.You cannot. Bluetooth does not support eavesdropping (by design) and the bike does not support two pairs of headphones.
Some BT headphones support something like a conference call system in which whatever one pair "hears" can be relayed to a second pair so you might have some luck with that.
I will go as far as to say I have not found much use for the CTX1300 Bluetooth system... Maybe some of the others can teach usIt would seem IMHO that the Bluetooth system on the CTX isn't good for much.
I have a Cardo Scala Teamset Pro,and I found out via this forum that it can't pair with the CTX system.
So what will? Don't much feel like spending a load more of my hard earned cash to try something else.
Hi cjm,thanks for the info,I can speak to my wife via the Cardo Scala,and I have paired my phone with the Cardo which works quite well on the move,but I can't get any of my music from the USB to my headset,I am still trying to figure out how to get my Tom Tom gps to pair with either the bike or my headsetsI will go as far as to say I have not found much use for the CTX1300 Bluetooth system... Maybe some of the others can teach us
But I do question why you need to connect your intercom to the bike? I use a UClear HBC100plus intercom to stay connected with my wife. I pair my phone to it so I can take calls - and my wife pairs her phone to hers - but I don't know why I would need to involve the bike in any of these connections...
I have paired my phone to the bike just to see it work, but what little music I listen to on the bike I get from a USB stick. I have paired a GPS to the bike, and it works, but I have other issues with the GPS before I can really use it. So for now I really have very little use for the bike's Bluetooth.
Kniterider,
With the SENA 20s's audio multitasking do the other riders also hear the music? What I am asking it whether I can buy one of the more expensive 20s's and a cheaper second intercom and have my partner hear me and the music.
Tony
Ok, I finally get it, you are looking for music to come from the "bike" to your intercom so as both can listen to the same "stream". I am sure that there is a way somehow - but that goes way beyond my needs and technical abilities....but I can't get any of my music from the USB to my headset...