Interphone Sync70 User Manual

Table of Contents

1 Introduction

2 Safety and Warnings

3 Installation and Mounting

4 Usage

5 Settings

1. Introduction

The Sync70 is a 7-inch smart display designed for drivers, featuring a high-visibility, rain-repellent IPS touchscreen. It seamlessly connects via Apple CarPlay and Android Auto for navigation, calls, and media control. Enhanced safety includes Blind Spot Detection (BSD) with rear camera alerts and Dual Camera Recording (DCR) for continuous front and rear video capture. The Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) ensures real-time tire pressure monitoring. With split-screen mode, drivers can view navigation, rear camera feed, and instrument cluster data simultaneously. IP66 water resistance and the Quiklox mount provide durability and easy installation.

2. Safety and Warnings

Important! Read before use!

Failure to follow instructions may lead to death, serious injury, or device damage. Incorrect setup or use increases these risks. Use with caution and concentrate while driving. Minimize screen interaction and comply with your region's laws. Cellularline S.p.A. is not responsible for fines due to non-compliance.

Correct Mounting: Ensure the device does not obstruct your view, vehicle controls, or any safety features or dashboard instruments.

Audio System Use (Bluetooth Intercoms): This device is not compatible with Bluetooth headsets or intercoms. Connect your mobile phone directly to a Bluetooth headset for simultaneous use.

Water Resistance: Water resistant to IP67 if installed and used correctly. Do not immerse in water.

TPMS: TPMS are not suitable for 90° tire valves.

General Guidelines: Sync70 mirrors applications via CarPlay and Android Auto. It has GPS for the odometer but is not a navigator. It is not a music player. The touchscreen may not function with gloves or in rain. Do not open it; it is dangerous and voids the warranty. Clean only with a soft cloth.

Memory Card (Video Recording): Use a recognized brand mini U3 memory card (32 GB–256 GB) for optimal performance. Other cards may cause malfunctions.

Technical Specifications

CE Declaration of Conformity: Cellularline S.p.A. declares that this device complies with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at: www.cellularline.com/_/declaration-of-conformity. Cellularline S.p.A. also declares that this device complies with Directive 2011/65/UE as updated from 2015/863/UE.

WEEE: The crossed-out wheeled bin symbol on the product, literature, or packaging reminds you that all electrical and electronic products, batteries, and accumulators must be taken to separate collection points. Collection at the end of its useful life. This requirement applies in the European Union and other places where selective collection systems exist. To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health due to uncontrolled waste disposal, do not dispose of these products with unsorted municipal waste, but hand them over to an official collection point for recycling.

[Recycling symbol] This device, its accessories, and cords are recyclable. Collection points at www.quefairedemesdechets.fr. Prioritize repair or donation of your device!

3. Installation

3.1 General Description

The Sync70 is compatible with all Interphone Quiklox mounts, allowing for multiple installation options, including handlebar clamp, sports motorcycle steering tube, mirror, crossbar, brake fluid reservoir, and car mount. Visit www.interphone.com for more details.

Parts List:

1. Sync70 Main Unit
2. Front and Rear Cameras + mounting adhesives/screws
3. Main Cable
4. 12V Power Cable
5. USB-A Power Cable
6. USB-C Power Cable
7. Handlebar adapter spacers (12-22-24.5-28 mm)
8. Quiklox Handlebar Mount
9. TPMS Sensor Kit
10. Tools

Diagram of Components: [Illustration showing numbered components: 1. Sync70 Unit, 2. Cameras, 3. Main Cable, 4. 12V Power Cable, 5. USB-A Cable, 6. USB-C Cable, 7. Spacers, 8. Handlebar Mount, 9. TPMS Sensors, 10. Tools. Also shows labels for Microphone, Memory Card, and USB Connector.]

3.2 Installation

Handlebar Mount Installation:

• Choose the appropriate spacer and apply it to the handlebar/bar. [Illustration: Spacer on handlebar]
• Install the mount onto the rubber spacer. [Illustration: Mount on spacer]
• Screw and tighten. [Illustration: Tightening screw]
• Close the mount. [Illustration: Closing mount lever]
• Mount Adjustment: Unscrew, rotate, and screw. [Illustration: Rotating mount]
• Quiklox Mount System: [Illustration showing the Quiklox mount system]

To Lock: Insert, push, and turn 45 degrees clockwise or counterclockwise to lock. [Illustration: Locking mechanism] [Click sound indicator]

To Release: Push and turn 45 degrees clockwise or counterclockwise to remove the device from the mount. [Illustration: Releasing mechanism]

3.3 Wiring to the Motorcycle's 12V Power Supply

[Diagram showing connections: Main Connectors, Main Cable, DVR-R, DVR-F, Power Cable, 12V Adapter. Shows connections for Rear Camera, Front Camera. Wiring colors indicated: Yellow (BATT), Black (GND), Red (ACC).]

• Yellow Cable (BATT): Connect to a permanent +12V power source, such as the positive terminal of the motorcycle battery (+).
• Black Cable (GND): Connect to a ground point on the motorcycle frame or directly to the negative battery terminal (-).
• Red Cable (ACC): Connect to a switched +12V source, active only when the motorcycle key is in the ACC position or the dashboard is on.

3.4 Wiring to USB Power Supply

[Diagram similar to 3.3 but showing USB-A and USB-C connections.]

Use only a 2.5A/12.5W power supply for optimal performance. A lower power supply may cause malfunctions.

3.5 Camera Installation

Install the front and rear cameras on the front and rear of the motorcycle using the pre-cut adhesive or provided screws. Choose a position free from obstructions that could block the view and ensure the lenses are well protected.

Camera Adjustment:

1. Loosen the screw and nut at the base of the camera.
2. Rotate CW/CCW and UP/DOWN to achieve the correct viewing angle.
3. Tighten the screw and nut at the base of the camera.

[Illustration of camera adjustment]

3.6 SD Card Installation

Remove the TF card cover, insert the card, replace the cover, and secure it with three screws. Ensure the snap-on cover is oriented correctly. Use a recognized brand U3 class memory card (32 GB–256 GB) for optimal performance. Other cards may cause malfunctions.

[Illustration showing SD card slot and U3 label]

3.7 TPMS Sensor Installation

1. Remove the valve cap.
2. Clean the valve stem.
3. Insert the TPMS sensor.
4. Screw the sensor onto the valve. Tighten carefully and ensure there are no air leaks.
5. Lock the sensor with the locking nut.
6. Test for leaks with soapy water: no bubbles should appear.

[Illustrations for each step of TPMS sensor installation]

The sensor uses CR1632 batteries. The cap is screwed on, and to change the batteries, simply unscrew the cap.

4. Usage

4.1 Home Screen

[Illustration of the Sync70 home screen with numbered icons.]

1. CarPlay/Android Auto: Tap to pair your phone, then tap to access the CarPlay/Android Auto screen.
2. Dash Cam: Tap to access the DVR recording and settings screen.
3. Settings Menu: Tap to access device settings.
4. Odometer: Tap to access the odometer screen. Press and hold to reset the odometer.
5. Tire Pressure: Tap to access the TPMS screen and settings.
6. Compass
7. GPS Signal Status
8. Dashboard Camera Microphone Status
9. Clock

4.2 Odometer Screen

[Illustration of the Sync70 odometer screen showing speed, trip, voltage, and altitude.]

1. Back: Tap to return to the home screen.

Note: The SYNC70 odometer is a total odometer (not a trip meter). To reset it, a long press on the odometer on the main screen is required.

4.3 CarPlay and Android Auto

Setup: Pair Sync70 with your smartphone during initial setup. After connecting Sync70 to power and enabling Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on your smartphone, press the "CarPlay" icon for Apple smartphones or "Android Auto" for Android smartphones. Follow the on-screen instructions.

[Illustrations showing CarPlay and Android Auto pairing screens with connection steps.]

Tap the circular dot to activate the shortcut menu. [Illustrations showing shortcut menus for both CarPlay and Android Auto.]

4.4 Dashcam

When a card is inserted, the system automatically enters recording mode, and a red circle will be displayed on the [Dashcam] button while recording.

[Illustration of the Dashcam interface with numbered controls.]

1. Tap to return to the main screen.
2. Tap to enable/disable ambient sound recording.
3. Tap to take a photo.
4. Tap to start recording. Tap again to stop recording.
5. Tap to enter the settings menu.
6. Tap to lock the video with a click; footage will be saved in the “emergency” folder.
7. Tap to activate the rear camera BSD function (2K compatible only). Press and hold to activate BSD detection range configuration.
8. Swipe up/down to adjust brightness. Swipe left to switch between front and rear recording.
9. Swipe right to enter the playback interface.

Video Playback: Tap “normal video” folders to review standard footage. Tap “emergency video” folders to review footage recorded when the video lock function was active.

[Illustrations of video playback categories: Front ordinary video, Rear ordinary video, Front photos, Rear photos, Front emergency video, Rear emergency video.]

4.5 BSD Detection and Warning Function

BSD (Blind Spot Detection) is a safety system that alerts the driver to vehicles in blind spots using visual indicators on the SYNC70 screen. When BSD is active, visual indicators will appear on all screens.

Warning: This technology uses the rear camera, which may generate false warnings in environments with parked cars or pedestrians. Tap the icon to open the BSD detection and warning function. Press and hold to open the detection range wireframe. Swipe the arrows to adjust the detection range.

The “red box area” detects rear vehicles, and the “yellow box areas” detect left and right rear vehicles.

[Illustration of the rear camera view with BSD detection zones highlighted.]

4.6 TPMS - Tire Pressure Monitoring System

Tap [TPMS icon] and wait for the front tire pressure icon (F) to flash. Insert the tire pressure sensor into the front wheel. Once paired, the F icon will display the pressure value. Repeat for the rear wheel (R). Once both values are displayed, pairing is complete.

To delete tire pressure data, tap again after successful pairing.

[Illustrations showing TPMS pairing process and data display.]

Abnormal Pressure Warning: A pop-up warning window will appear if tire pressure is abnormal.

[Illustration of abnormal pressure warning.]

Pressure Warning Settings: Tap the settings icon in the bottom right of the TPMS screen. In the settings menu, tap the front and rear tire icons to set the desired warning pressure and unit (PSI/BAR).

[Illustrations of TPMS settings menu.]

5. Settings

5.1 Main Settings Screen

[Illustration of the main settings screen with numbered options.]

1. General System Settings
2. Video Settings
3. Brightness Settings
4. Sound Settings (not used in this version)
5. Instructions for downloading the video app
6. Format SD Card
7. Restore Factory Settings
8. Check installed firmware version

5.2 System Settings

[Illustration of the system settings screen with numbered options.]

1. Enable/disable blind spot detection warning.
2. Enable/disable the floating button for quick access to the shortcut menu.
3. Switch between full-screen/split-screen display mode.
4. Set time zone.
5. Set speed unit (KM/H).
6. Set screen sleep time (10"/30"/60"/OFF).
7. Check available space on the SD card.
8. Set language.
9. Set date and time.
10. Check GPS status.

5.3 Video Settings

Please refer to chapter 4.4.