Preface

Thank you for choosing VINLAND.

VINLAND develops motorcycle-specific head units designed for seamless integration with compatible motorcycles. With a focus on precise fitment, reliable performance, and intuitive operation, our products are designed to enhance the riding experience with convenient connectivity, audio, navigation, and other integrated functions.

This manual provides an overview of the features, functions, and basic operation of your VINLAND REBEL Series head unit.

Copyright Notice

All copyrights and related intellectual property rights associated with VINLAND head unit manuals, whether electronic or printed, are the exclusive property of VINLAND.

No part of this manual may be reproduced, distributed, adapted, translated, mirrored, reposted, or used for commercial purposes, or shared with third parties, without prior written permission from VINLAND.

Permitted Use

This manual is intended solely for customers who have purchased genuine VINLAND products. Users may view, save, or print the content for personal use, provided that all copyright notices and product information remain intact.

The content may not be used for technical support, marketing, training, or service activities related to non-VINLAND products.

Liability Notice

VINLAND reserves the right to take appropriate legal action against unauthorized reproduction, distribution, modification, or commercial use of this manual, as well as other infringements of VINLAND’s intellectual property rights.

For authorization requests, content inquiries, or technical support, please contact VINLAND through our official support channel.

Customer Service: support@vinlandautomotive.com

FCC Compliance Statement

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1.This device may not cause harmful interference.

2.This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Contact VINLAND Customer Support

If you encounter any issues during installation, setup, or use, VINLAND Customer Support is ready to assist.

Email: support@vinlandautomotive.com

Chapter 1 Important Information

1.1 About This Manual

To ensure proper and safe use of your VINLAND REBEL Series head unit, please read this manual carefully before use and keep it for future reference.

For installation videos, user guides, and additional product support, scan the QR code in the Quick Guide included with the product or access Web Resources on the head unit to visit the Eproductcare website.

Navigation Path:

Eproductcare > Head Unit > REBEL > RBHT14 > Installation

Important Notes

● This manual applies to VINLAND REBEL Series head units. Newly released models or updated software versions may include additional functions not covered in this manual.

● Accessories, connectors, and certain hardware configurations may vary depending on the specific model or region of sale. Please refer to the actual product received.

● Screenshots and interface elements shown in this manual may differ slightly from those displayed on your head unit due to ongoing system optimization and OTA updates.

● VINLAND may release system updates that modify existing functions or add new features not described in this manual.

● If you have questions or encounter an issue that is not covered in this manual, please contact VINLAND Customer Support for assistance.

1.2 Operation Warnings

1.2.1 Important Safety Information Before Use

To help ensure safe operation and reduce the risk of product damage, electric shock, fire, or personal injury, observe the following precautions.

Avoid Short Circuits and Electrical Hazards

① Keep Metal Objects Away

Do not insert or leave coins, tools, or other metal objects inside the product. Metal objects may cause a short circuit and damage the unit.

② Prevent Liquid from Entering the Unit

Do not allow liquids to enter the interior of the product. Liquid ingress may cause malfunction, overheating, smoke, electric shock, or other hazardous conditions.

③ If Liquid or Foreign Objects Enter the Unit

Stop using the product immediately.

● Park the motorcycle in a safe location.

● Turn off the ignition and disconnect power to the unit if necessary.

● Contact VINLAND Customer Support or your dealer for assistance.

Stop Using the Product If Abnormalities Occur

Do not continue using the product if you notice smoke, unusual odors, abnormal sounds, display malfunction, excessive heat, or other unusual behavior.

Park the motorcycle safely, turn off the ignition, and contact VINLAND Customer Support or your dealer for assistance.

1.2.2 Important Riding Safety Information

Read and understand the following safety information before operating this product.

Ride Safely and Follow Traffic Laws

Always follow applicable traffic laws and safe riding practices. If the product requires attention or adjustment, stop the motorcycle in a safe and legal location before operating it.

Stay Focused While Riding

Keep your attention on the road and surrounding traffic at all times. Do not stare at the screen or perform operations that may distract you while riding.

Do Not Operate Complex Functions While Riding

Do not enter text, change detailed settings, browse menus, or perform other operations that require extended attention while the motorcycle is moving. Make these adjustments only when safely stopped.

Follow Actual Road Conditions

Navigation information is provided for reference only. Always follow road signs, traffic regulations, temporary restrictions, and actual road conditions.

Use a Safe Volume Level

Keep the volume at a level that allows you to hear surrounding traffic, warning signals, horns, and emergency vehicles. Excessive volume may reduce awareness of your surroundings and may also cause hearing damage.

Do Not Watch Videos While Riding

Video content must not be viewed or operated while riding. Doing so may cause serious distraction and increase the risk of an accident.

Environmental Conditions

Avoid exposing the unit to conditions beyond its specified operating range. Extreme temperatures, severe impact, improper installation, or liquid entering the unit may cause malfunction or damage.

Avoid Battery Drain

When using the head unit for an extended period, ensure that the motorcycle's charging system is operating normally. Prolonged use while the engine is off may discharge the motorcycle battery.

1.3 Screen Use and Maintenance

This product uses a capacitive touchscreen similar to those found on smartphones and other mobile devices. To help maintain reliable touch performance and screen condition, follow the instructions below.

1.3.1 Capacitive Touchscreen Use

Keep the Screen and Fingers Dry

Water, moisture, or excessive sweat on the screen or your fingers may affect touchscreen responsiveness. Wipe the screen and your fingers dry before operation whenever possible.

Avoid Prolonged Exposure to Direct Sunlight

When the motorcycle is parked, avoid leaving the screen exposed to direct sunlight for extended periods whenever possible. Prolonged exposure to high temperatures may affect screen performance or shorten its service life.

Do Not Apply Excessive Pressure

Operate the touchscreen with light finger touches. Excessive pressure may damage the screen.

Do Not Use Sharp Objects

Do not operate the touchscreen with ballpoint pens, tools, or other sharp or hard objects, as they may scratch or damage the screen surface.

1.3.2 Screen Cleaning Instructions

1.  To remove dust, fingerprints, or light dirt, gently wipe the screen and panel with a clean, dry, soft cloth.

2.  For stubborn stains, lightly dampen a soft cloth with a mild neutral detergent, gently wipe the affected area, and then dry it with a clean, soft cloth.

3.  For best results, clean the screen when the head unit is powered off, has cooled down, and is not exposed to direct sunlight.

Notes:

● Do not use ammonia, glass cleaner, abrasive cleaners, or harsh household chemicals on the screen or panel.

● Do not spray water, detergent, or other cleaning liquids directly onto the screen or panel.

● Do not use rough cloths, thinners, alcohol, or other volatile solvents, as they may scratch the surface, damage the coating, or remove printed markings.

1.4 Notice

● Apple CarPlay is a trademark of Apple Inc.

● iPhone® is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.

● Use of the Apple CarPlay logo means that this user interface meets Apple performance standards.

● Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory standards.

● This product is not affiliated with Apple Inc.

● Android Auto is a trademark of Google LLC.

● The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc.

● Any use of such marks is under license.

● Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners.

Chapter 2 Physical Hardware Overview

2.1 Front Panel Overview

Full Touchscreen Display

The front panel features a full touchscreen display for accessing system functions, apps, settings, media controls, and other on-screen operations.

2.2 Rear Panel Ports

Viewed from the Rear

Refer to the rear panel illustration and connect each cable to the corresponding labeled port. Make sure each connector is properly aligned before insertion. Do not force a connector into place, as this may damage the connector or port.

4G− Antenna Port: Connects the 4G right-angle antenna.

4G+ Antenna Port: Connects the 4G antenna.

GPS Antenna Port: Connects the GPS antenna.

Wi-Fi Antenna Port: Connects the Wi-Fi right-angle antenna.

RCA Port

The RCA harness is pre-connected to the rear of the head unit and provides the following audio and radio connections:

●  Front Left Audio Output (FL)

●  Front Right Audio Output (FR)

●  Rear Left Audio Output (RL)

●  Rear Right Audio Output (RR)

●  Subwoofer Left Audio Output (SUB L)

●  Subwoofer Right Audio Output (SUB R)

●  Radio Antenna Connection

POWER Port

The POWER port is the main power and system connection for the head unit. Connect the supplied power harness securely to ensure proper power supply and system operation.

USB DVR Port

The USB DVR port connects to the supplied USB/DVR harness and provides the following connections:

● MIC - External Microphone

Connects an external microphone for ambient audio recording with the DVR.

Note: This microphone is used for DVR recording only and is not used for Bluetooth calls or other voice functions.

● Front DVR Camera Input

Connects the front recording camera for capturing video in front of the motorcycle.

● Rear DVR Camera Input

Connects the rear recording camera for capturing video behind the motorcycle.

● USB 1 – Recording Storage

Connects a USB storage device used specifically for storing DVR recordings.

● USB 2 – External Storage

Connects a USB storage device for general media and file storage.

Chapter 3 Home Screen & UI Operation

This chapter introduces the Home screen and basic user interface operations. The Home screen serves as the main control center of the head unit, providing quick access to frequently used functions, real-time information, and interface customization options.

3.1 Home Screen Overview

The Home screen is organized into three main areas: the Status Bar, Home Screen Widgets, and Shortcut Bar. The App Drawer can be accessed from the Shortcut Bar to view all installed applications.

3.1.1 Status Bar (Area A)

The Status Bar is located at the top of the screen and displays important system information and controls, such as volume status, network connections, positioning status, and time.

Status Bar Controls

Notification Panel

Swipe down from the right side of the Status Bar to open the Notification Panel and view system notifications.

Quick Settings Panel

Swipe down from the left side of the Status Bar, or tap the corresponding shortcut control, to open the Quick Settings Panel.

3.1.2 Home Screen Widgets (Area B)

Home Screen 1: Compass - Vehicle Posture - Weather

Home Screen 2: Navigation - BT Phone - Phone Link

Navigation: Sets the default navigation app. This can be configured via Settings > Gear > Default Navigation.

BT Phone: Connects your smartphone to the head unit via Bluetooth.

Phone Link: Phone Link: Wireless CarPlay, Wireless Android Auto, and Screen Mirroring.

Home Screen 3: Media - DSP - Headset Connection

Media: Switches between radio, local music, Bluetooth music, and video.

DSP: EQ, Fader & Balance, Crossover, and Time Delay settings.

Headset Connection: Connects headsets and switches audio output.

Home Screen 4: Vehicle Info - Gauges - OEM Settings

NOTE: These features only work when the head unit is connected to an iDatalink Maestro RR or RR2 module.

3.1.3 Shortcut Bar (Area C)

The Shortcut Bar is fixed at the bottom of the Home screen and provides quick access to frequently used system functions and applications.

Depending on the current system configuration, shortcuts may include audio settings, radio, riding information, vehicle functions, phone, phone connectivity, volume controls, and the App Drawer.

3.2 App Drawer

Tap the App Drawer icon in the Shortcut Bar to view all installed apps.

Swipe left or right to browse additional pages, then tap an app icon to open it.

3.3 Quick Settings Panel

The Quick Settings Panel serves as a centralized control area for frequently used system settings.

To open the panel:

Swipe down from the left side of the Status Bar, or

Tap the corresponding Quick Settings shortcut control.

Depending on the system version and configuration, the panel provide quick access to:

●  Network and connectivity settings

●  Bluetooth device management

●  Riding-related settings

●  Volume adjustment

●  Screen brightness adjustment

●  Other commonly used system controls

3.4 Split-Screen Mode

Split-Screen Mode allows two supported apps to be displayed and used on the screen at the same time.

Using Split-Screen Mode

Example Path:

Home Screen > App Drawer > Google Maps

Step 1: Open the first app, such as Google Maps.

Step 2: Open Recent Apps interface.

You can do this by:

●  Swiping up from the bottom of the screen and holding, or

●  Tapping the Recent Apps icon.

If the app supports split-screen, the Split Screen option will be available.

Step 3: Tap Split Screen, then select the second app. TThe two apps will appear side by side.

Step 4: Adjust or exit Split-Screen Mode.

●  Drag the divider to resize the two app windows.

●  Drag the divider fully to one side to exit Split-Screen Mode and return to a single-app view.

Note:

*Split-Screen Mode is available only for apps that support Android split-screen operation.

*The steps above use YouTube as an example. Available options may vary depending on the app and software version.

Chapter 4 Bluetooth Connection

This chapter introduces the dual-Bluetooth system, including Bluetooth 1 and Bluetooth 2.

● Bluetooth 1: Used for smartphone connection, hands-free calling, music playback, and Bluetooth Screen Lock.

● Bluetooth 2: Used for file transfer, compatible accessory connections, and Bluetooth tethering.

Supported Profiles: HFP, HSP, A2DP, AVRCP, PBAP, aptX

4.1 Hands-Free Bluetooth (Bluetooth 1)

Bluetooth 1 is designed for smartphone connectivity and supports two phones connected at the same time for hands-free calling and music playback.

Main Functions

Hands-Free Calling

Make and receive calls through the head unit.

Bluetooth Music

Supports A2DP wireless audio streaming from smartphones and other compatible devices.Supported codecs may include aptX and LDAC.

Note: Your phone must also support the corresponding codec to use aptX or LDAC.

Bluetooth Screen Lock

When enabled in Screen Lock settings, the screen can automatically unlock when a paired Bluetooth device is nearby and lock when the device moves out of range.

4.1.1 Bluetooth Connection

*Pairing Two Phones

Navigation Path:

Home Screen > App Drawer > Bluetooth

Step 1: Open the Bluetooth app.

Step 2: Turn on Bluetooth on both phones.

Step 3: Tap the Bluetooth Connection button, select the phone from the Available Devices list, and start pairing.

Step 4: Confirm the pairing request and allow the required permissions on the phone if prompted.

Step 5: Repeat the process for the second phone. Once connected, both devices will appear in the Paired Devices list.

4.1.2 Bluetooth Connection Settings

Bluetooth: Turn Bluetooth on or off.

Auto Answer: When enabled, incoming calls are answered automatically after 5 seconds.

Auto Connect: When enabled, the head unit automatically reconnects to previously paired devices within range.

Device Name： Displays the Bluetooth pairing name of the head unit. Tap to rename it.

Auto-enable CarPlay/Android Auto after BT Connection： When enabled, CarPlay or Android Auto starts automatically after the phone connects to the head unit via Bluetooth.

Notes:

1.  CarPlay or Android Auto can be active on only one phone at a time. If two phones are connected, the first connected phone takes priority.

2.  Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on the phone you want to use for CarPlay or Android Auto, and connect that phone first.

4.1.3 Bluetooth Phone

Indicates the connected device used for phone calls.

4.1.4 Bluetooth Music

Selects the connected device used for Bluetooth music playback.

4.1.5 Bluetooth Screen Lock

Bluetooth Screen Lock allows the head unit to automatically lock or unlock the screen based on the Bluetooth connection status of selected phones.

Navigation Path:

Home Screen > Settings > Personal Settings > Screen Lock

For detailed setup instructions, refer to Section 7.2.5 Screen Lock.

4.2 System Bluetooth (Bluetooth 2)

Bluetooth 2 supports data transfer, BLE connections, compatible Bluetooth accessories, and Bluetooth tethering.

Main Functions

● File Transfer: Transfer files between the phone and head unit.

● Peripheral Connection: Connect compatible devices such as OBDII scanners, keyboards, mice, and game controllers.

● Bluetooth Tethering: Share your phone's internet connection with the head unit.

 ○ Using Bluetooth Tethering on Android

Step 1: Turn off Wi-Fi on both the phone and head unit.

Step 2: On your phone, turn on Mobile Data, Bluetooth, and Bluetooth Tethering.

A typical path is:

Settings > Connection & Sharing > Personal Hotspot > Bluetooth Tethering

Step 3: Open System BT on the head unit.

Navigation Path:

Home Screen > App Drawer > System BT

Tap + Pair New Device to search for available Bluetooth devices.

Step 4: Select your phone from the Available Devices list and complete pairing.

Step 5: In the Paired Devices list, select your phone and enable Internet Access.

Step 6: Open a webpage in Chrome to confirm the internet connection.

○ Using Bluetooth Tethering on iPhone

Step 1: On your iPhone, turn on Cellular Data, Bluetooth, and Personal Hotspot.

Step 2: Open System BT on the head unit.

Navigation Path:

Home Screen > App Drawer > System BT

Tap + Pair New Device to search for available Bluetooth devices.

Step 3: Select your iPhone from the Available Devices list and complete pairing.

Step 4: In the Paired Devices list, select your iPhone and enable Internet Access.

Step 5: Open a webpage in Chrome to confirm the internet connection.

4.3 Important Notes for Bluetooth Use

1.  Connection Status: The Bluetooth connection status may occasionally fluctuate. Bluetooth tethering remains available as long as internet access stays active.

2.  App Compatibility: Some apps may not recognize a Bluetooth tethering connection. Contact the app developer if necessary.

3.  Device Compatibility: Bluetooth features may vary depending on the connected device and its supported Bluetooth profiles or functions.

Chapter 5 Network Connectivity

The head unit supports four internet connection methods. Choose the most suitable option based on network availability, usage needs, and data costs.

1.  Wi-Fi: Connect to an external Wi-Fi network or Wi-Fi hotspot.

2.  4G Cellular Network: Connect through the built-in 4G eSIM with an active data plan.

3.  Bluetooth Tethering: Share an internet connection from another device via Bluetooth.

4.  USB Tethering: Share an internet connection from another device via USB.

5.1 Wi-Fi Connection

The head unit supports both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi networks.

Connecting to Wi-Fi

Step 1: Make sure a Wi-Fi network or hotspot is available, such as a home Wi-Fi network, smartphone hotspot, or portable router.

Step 2: Open Wi-Fi settings on the head unit.

Navigation Path:

Settings > Network Settings > WLAN

Turn on Wi-Fi.

The head unit will automatically scan for available networks.

Step 3: Select the desired Wi-Fi network (SSID) from the list.

Step 4: Enter the Wi-Fi password if required, then tap Connect.

Once connected, the Wi-Fi status icon will appear in the Status Bar.

5.2 Built-in EIOTCLUB eSIM (4G LTE)

The VINLAND Android head unit features a built-in EIOTCLUB 4G eSIM for cellular internet access without an external SIM card or Wi-Fi connection.

An active EIOTCLUB data plan is required to use the 4G network. The built-in eSIM can be managed through the pre-installed EIOTCLUB app, including data plan activation, purchase, renewal, and usage checking.

5.2.1 EIOTCLUB App

The EIOTCLUB app is pre-installed on the VINLAND Android head unit for managing the built-in EIOTCLUB 4G eSIM and its data services.

Main Functions

●  Check data usage, remaining data, plan status, and expiration date.

●  Purchase or renew available data plans.

●  Manage account information, including email binding, order history, and receipts.

●  View eSIM-related information, such as the ICCID.

Requirements

Before using the EIOTCLUB app, make sure:

●  The head unit has an active EIOTCLUB 4G eSIM.

●  The vehicle is within supported cellular network coverage.

●  The system date and time are correctly set.

Navigation Path:

Home Screen > App Drawer > EIOTCLUB

First-Time Activation and Data Plan Purchase

Step 1: Open the EIOTCLUB app.

If this is your first time using the app, follow the on-screen instructions to create or sign in to your account.

Step 2: Bind your email address and select an available data plan.

Step 3: Tap Purchase and select the desired data plan and payment method. Review the plan details and any auto-renewal information before confirming the purchase.

Step 4: Complete the payment process as prompted.

Step 5: After successful activation or renewal, check the remaining data, plan status, and expiration date in the EIOTCLUB app.

Note: Available plans, pricing, payment methods, and app features may vary by region, app version, and account status. Follow the information displayed on the actual device.

5.2.1.1 Remote eSIM Profile Management

The built-in EIOTCLUB eSIM supports remote eSIM Profile management based on the SGP.32 eSIM standard. You can use the EIOTCLUB app or H5 web portal to remotely add the eSIM, download or purchase an eSIM Profile, and enable or disable the required Profile.

Preparation

Before performing remote eSIM operations:

●  Make sure the VINLAND head unit with the built-in EIOTCLUB eSIM is powered on.

●  Make sure the eSIM is activated and the head unit remains connected to the cellular network.

●  Prepare the device's EID if required for adding the eSIM.

Remote eSIM Operation

Step 1: Keep the Head Unit Online

Power on the VINLAND head unit and make sure the EIOTCLUB eSIM is active and connected to the network. Keep the head unit powered on throughout the remote operation.

Step 2: Access EIOTCLUB

On your smartphone, download the EIOTCLUB app from the official EIOTCLUB website, or access the EIOTCLUB H5 web portal.

Register an EIOTCLUB account using your email address and sign in.

Step 3: Add the eSIM

In the EIOTCLUB app, tap “+” in the upper-right corner to add the eSIM.

Alternatively, enter the device's EID in the H5 web portal to add the eSIM.

Step 4: Add or Download an eSIM Profile

After the eSIM is successfully added:

1.  Select the corresponding eSIM.

2.  Tap Remote to enter the remote management interface.

3.  Tap “+” in the green section.

4.  Select one of the following options:

● Manually Add eSIM Profile

● Purchase a Profile from the eSIM Store

Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the operation.

Step 5: Wait for Synchronization

Remote operations may take some time to synchronize with the eSIM.

During this process:

●  Keep the VINLAND head unit powered on.

●  Keep the eSIM connected to the network.

●  Do not shut down or disconnect the device.

You can tap Operations in the lower-right corner to check the current progress.

Step 6: Enable the Required Profile

After synchronization is complete, locate the desired eSIM Profile and tap Enable/Disable to activate or deactivate the Profile as required.

Important Notes

1.  Remote eSIM operations require a stable network connection.

2.  Do not power off the head unit while an eSIM Profile is being downloaded, activated, or synchronized.

3.  The availability of eSIM Profiles, purchase options, and remote management functions may vary by region, service provider, account, and EIOTCLUB platform version.

4.  The actual app and H5 interface may differ slightly from the illustrations in this manual. Follow the options displayed on the current EIOTCLUB platform.

5.  Keep the EID and account information secure and do not share them with unauthorized persons.

5.2.2 Mobile Data

After activating the eSIM and obtaining an available data plan, enable mobile data to access the internet through the 4G network.

Navigation Path:

Settings > Network Settings > Mobile Network

Step 1: Open Mobile Network settings.

Step 2: Turn on Mobile Data.

Step 3: If required by your data service, turn on Roaming.

Once connected, the cellular signal indicator will appear in the Status Bar.

Note: Cellular connectivity is provided through the built-in EIOTCLUB eSIM. An active data plan and supported network coverage are required.

5.2.3 Mobile Hotspot

The VINLAND Android head unit can share its 4G mobile data connection with other Wi-Fi-enabled devices.

Navigation Path:

Settings > Network Settings > Hotspot > Wi-Fi Hotspot

Step 1: Open Wi-Fi Hotspot settings.

Step 2: Turn on the hotspot.

Step 3: Set the hotspot name (SSID) and password as needed.

Other Wi-Fi-enabled devices can then connect to the hotspot using the configured SSID and password.

Note: The hotspot uses the head unit's 4G mobile data connection. Data usage is subject to the active EIOTCLUB data plan.

Important Notes

1.  Data plans: Data availability, pricing, validity, network coverage, and roaming services depend on the selected EIOTCLUB plan and region.

2.  Account management: Use the EIOTCLUB app to check data usage, plan status, expiration date, and order information.

3.  Network coverage: 4G service may be unavailable or unstable in areas with weak or no cellular coverage.

4.  Roaming: Check applicable roaming coverage and charges before using the service in other regions or countries.

5.  Safety: Perform account management, data-plan purchases, and network settings only when the motorcycle is safely parked.

6.  Service support: For account, payment, or data-plan issues, use the support options provided in the EIOTCLUB app.

5.3 Bluetooth Tethering

Bluetooth tethering allows the head unit to access the internet through a compatible phone’s mobile data connection via Bluetooth.

For setup instructions, refer to Section 4.2 System Bluetooth (Bluetooth 2).

5.4 USB Tethering

USB tethering allows the head unit to access the internet through a phone’s mobile data connection using a USB cable.

Android Phone

Typical Phone Path:

Settings > Network Settings > Hotspot > USB Tethering

Step 1: Connect the phone to the head unit using the supplied USB 2 external storage cable and a compatible USB data cable.

Step 2: On the Android phone, enable USB Tethering.

Note: The USB Tethering option may remain unavailable until the phone is connected to the head unit. On some phones, a USB connection prompt may appear automatically; follow the on-screen instructions to enable tethering.

Step 3: Open a webpage in Chrome on the head unit to confirm the internet connection.

iPhone

Step 1: Turn on Cellular Data and Personal Hotspot on the iPhone.

Step 2: Connect the iPhone to the head unit using the supplied USB 2 external storage cable and a compatible iPhone USB data cable.

Step 3: If Trust This Computer? appears on the iPhone, tap Trust and follow the prompts.

USB tethering may activate automatically once the connection and Personal Hotspot are enabled.

Step 4: Open a webpage in Chrome on the head unit to confirm the internet connection.

Note

The head unit automatically detects a properly established USB tethering connection. Once connected, a network status icon will appear in the Status Bar.

Chapter 6 Phone Connectivity

6.1 Apple CarPlay & Android Auto Settings

The pre-installed PHONE LINK app allows compatible iPhone and Android phones to connect wirelessly to the head unit.

Once connected, supported phone functions such as navigation, calls, music, messaging, and voice assistants can be accessed through the head unit display.

Main Features

●  Supports Wireless Apple CarPlay and Wireless Android Auto

●  Connects wirelessly through Bluetooth and Wi-Fi

●  Supports navigation, calls, music, messaging, and compatible apps

●  Supports Siri and Google Assistant for voice control

●  Supports touchscreen operation through the head unit display

CarPlay / Android Auto App Settings

Navigation Path:

Home Screen > PHONE LINK

Open the CarPlay/AA app, then tap the Settings icon in the lower-right corner.

Available settings include:

Driver Position

Select the preferred driver position, such as left-hand drive or right-hand drive. The setting takes effect the next time the app is launched.

Floating Window

Turn the floating window option on or off to control whether CarPlay or Android Auto can be displayed in a floating window.

6.1.1 Wireless Apple CarPlay

Wireless Apple CarPlay allows a compatible iPhone to connect to the head unit without a USB cable.

Compatibility

Wireless CarPlay: iPhone 5 or later with iOS 9.0 or later

Connecting Wireless Apple CarPlay

Before Connecting

●  Park the motorcycle safely before setting up the connection.

●  Make sure the iPhone and head unit are not connected to other Wi-Fi or Bluetooth devices.

●  Turn on Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on both the iPhone and head unit.

Head Unit Path:

Settings > Network Settings > Wi-Fi

Step 1: Open the CarPlay / Android Auto app on the head unit.

Step 2: Select the head unit from the Bluetooth device list on the iPhone and complete pairing.

Step 3: Follow the prompts on the iPhone and allow the CarPlay connection.

Once connected, Apple CarPlay will launch automatically.

6.1.2 Wireless Android Auto

Wireless Android Auto allows a compatible Android phone to connect to the head unit without a USB cable.

Compatibility

Wireless Android Auto:

1)  Android phone with Android 11.0 or later

2)  Google or Samsung phones running Android 10.0.

3)  Samsung Galaxy S8, Galaxy S8+, and Note 8 with Android 9.0.

Connecting Wireless Android Auto

Before Connecting

●  Park the motorcycle safely before setting up the connection.

●  Make sure the Android phone and head unit are not connected to other Wi-Fi or Bluetooth devices.

●  Turn on Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on both the Android phone and head unit.

Head Unit Path:

Settings > Network Settings > Wi-Fi

Step 1: Open the CarPlay / Android Auto app on the head unit.

Step 2: Select the head unit from the Bluetooth device list on the Android phone and complete pairing.

Step 3: Follow the prompts on the phone to complete the Android Auto setup.

Once connected, Android Auto will launch automatically.

6.2 Phone Mirroring

*Connecting via Wi-Fi

This model supports wireless phone mirroring only. Phone Mirroring displays the entire phone screen on the head unit through the CarPlay / Android Auto app.

Unlike Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, Phone Mirroring reproduces the phone interface more directly.

Navigation Path:

Home Screen > PHONE LINK

6.2.1 iOS Wireless Mirroring

Open the CarPlay / Android Auto app and tap the iPhone icon to view the connection instructions.

Step 1: Connect the iPhone and head unit to the same Wi-Fi network.

Step 2: Open Screen Mirroring on the iPhone.

Step 3: Select the device named zLink-**** from the available devices.

Once connected, the iPhone screen will be mirrored to the head unit.

6.2.2 Android Wireless Mirroring

Open the CarPlay / Android Auto app and tap the Android icon to view the connection instructions.

Step 1: Download and install the KALOS app on the Android phone.

Step 2: Connect the Android phone and head unit to the same Wi-Fi network.

Step 3: Open KALOS and select Mirror Mode.

Step 4: Search for available devices and select the device named zLink-****.

Step 5: If prompted, connect the phone to the head unit via Bluetooth to enable audio output.

Once connected, the Android phone screen will be mirrored to the head unit.

Chapter 7 Settings

7.1 Network Settings

Network Settings allows you to manage the head unit’s internet and data connections, including Wi-Fi, mobile data, hotspot, and VPN settings.

Navigation Path:

Home Screen > Settings > Network Settings

7.1.1 WLAN

Connect the head unit to an available Wi-Fi network.

●  Turn Wi-Fi on or off.

●  Select an available network and enter the password if required.

●  Tap the settings icon next to a connected network to view or manage network details.

7.1.2 Data Saver

Data Saver helps reduce mobile data usage by limiting background data access for apps.

You can also allow selected apps to use unrestricted data while Data Saver is enabled.

7.1.3 Mobile Network

Manage the head unit’s cellular network connection.

Available options include:

● Mobile Data: Turn cellular data on or off.

● Roaming: Allow mobile data while roaming.

● App Data Usage: View mobile data usage by app.

● Data Usage / Warning: View usage information and configure data warnings where supported.

7.1.4 Hotspot

Use the head unit’s network connection to provide internet access to other devices.

Available options include:

● Wi-Fi Hotspot: Share the head unit’s internet connection over Wi-Fi.

● Bluetooth Tethering: Share the head unit’s internet connection through System Bluetooth.

7.1.5 VPN

Configure and manage VPN connections.

Tap + to add a VPN profile, then enter the required VPN information provided by your VPN service.

7.2 Personal Settings

Personal Settings allows you to manage accounts, Google services, language and input options, security, screen lock, and location settings.

7.2.1 Accounts

Manage accounts used on the head unit.

Available options include:

●  Add or remove accounts

●  Manage passwords and autofill services

●  Turn automatic app data synchronization on or off

7.2.2 Google

Manage Google services and account-related settings.

Sign in to a Google Account to access supported Google services and personalized settings.

7.2.3 Language & Input

Manage system language and input methods.

Available options include:

● Languages: Set the preferred system language.

● App Languages: Select a language for supported apps.

● On-Screen Keyboard: Manage keyboards, voice typing, and other input methods.

● Physical Keyboard: Configure a connected external keyboard.

7.2.4 Security

View and manage system security settings.

Available options may include:

●  Google Play Protect

●  Device security status

●  Security updates

●  Credentials and other advanced security settings

7.2.5 Screen Lock

Screen Lock helps protect access to the head unit using a passcode or a paired Bluetooth device.

Method 1: Passcode Lock

Set or change the screen lock passcode.

Default Passcode: 1234

To change the passcode, enter the current passcode, enter the new passcode, and confirm it again.

Method 2: Unlock with Bluetooth

When Unlock with BT is enabled, select a paired Bluetooth device as the trusted device.

When the selected device is detected nearby, the head unit can unlock automatically. When the device moves out of range, the screen can lock automatically.

Note: Bluetooth unlocking requires the selected device to be paired and Bluetooth to remain enabled.

7.2.6 Location

Manage location services and permissions used by navigation, weather, maps, and other supported apps.

7.3 Display & Personalization

This section allows you to customize the appearance and display behavior of the head unit, including wallpapers, icon styles, Home screen layouts, dark theme, screen saver, the floating shortcut bar, and Immersive Navigation Bar.

7.3.1 Static Wallpaper

Choose a built-in image and set it as the Home screen wallpaper or app wallpaper.

7.3.2 Live Wallpaper

Select and apply a supported live wallpaper.

7.3.3 Icons Style

Choose the preferred app icon style.

7.3.4 Home Screen

Select a Home screen layout or customize supported Home screen styles.

Available options include preset and custom layouts.

7.3.5 Dark Theme

Turn Dark Theme on or off.

Available options may include:

● Schedule: Set when Dark Theme is used.

● Follow Headlights: Automatically switch the display theme according to the motorcycle headlight status.

7.3.6 Screen Saver

Choose a screen saver style and set how long the system waits before activating it.

Available screen saver options include:

● Photo Frame

● Photo Table

You can also select the screen saver activation time, such as 15 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, or Never.

7.3.7 Floating Shortcut Bar

Controls whether the floating shortcut bar is displayed and how it behaves.

Available options include:

● Display Floating Shortcut Bar: Turn the floating shortcut bar on or off.

● Display Mode: Show it only in CarPlay / Android Auto or in all supported interfaces.

● Auto-hide Time: Keep the shortcut bar always visible or automatically hide it after 3, 5, 7, or 10 seconds.

7.3.8 Immersive Navigation Bar

The Immersive Navigation Bar feature helps prevent the bottom navigation bar from covering app content. You can enable this feature individually for supported apps.

Turn on the switch next to the app. When enabled, the navigation bar display is optimized to prevent it from covering the app interface.

Note: Available apps and display behavior may vary depending on the app and software version.

7.4 System Settings

This section allows you to configure general system behavior, sound, app startup, default navigation, voice button shortcuts, and System Bluetooth.

7.4.1 General

Configure basic system functions.

● No Video Watching While Driving: When enabled, a safety warning is displayed over video content while the motorcycle is moving.

● DVR Mode: Enables DVR-related functions and checks for the connected DVR storage device. When disabled, the system no longer checks the DVR storage device.

7.4.2 Sound

Manage basic system sound and startup volume settings.

● Touch Sound: Turn touchscreen operation sounds on or off.

● Default Volume: When enabled, the system restores the preset volume level at startup.

● Radio: Set the default radio volume.

● Media: Set the default media volume.

7.4.3 Auto-start

Select apps that can launch automatically when the head unit starts.

Turn Auto-start on, then select or deselect the apps you want to start automatically.

Note: Enabling multiple auto-start apps may increase system startup time and resource usage.

7.4.4 Default Navigation

Select the app used as the system’s default navigation application.

Tap the desired navigation app to set it as the default.

7.4.5 Voice Button Shortcut

Select the app launched by the voice shortcut button.

Available options may include:

● DriveChat

● Google Assistant

● CarPlay / Android Auto

Tap the desired app to assign it to the voice button shortcut.

7.4.6 System BT

Manage Bluetooth 2 devices and connection preferences.

For more information about Bluetooth 2 functions and Bluetooth tethering, refer to Chapter 4 Bluetooth Connection.

7.5 Device Settings

This section allows you to manage system-level settings, including date and time, accessibility, GPS status, storage, apps, digital assistant, and reset options.

7.5.1 Date and Time

Manage the system date, time, and time zone.

Available options include:

● Set Time Automatically: Automatically synchronize the system date and time.

● Set Time Zone Automatically: Automatically determine the current time zone.

● Use Location to Set Time Zone: Use location information to determine the time zone when supported.

●  Date and time can also be adjusted manually when automatic settings are disabled.

7.5.2 Accessibility

Configure accessibility options for display and interaction.

7.5.3 GPS

View satellite positioning information and GPS reception status.

The GPS screen can display:

●  GPS and GLONASS satellite signal information

●  Longitude and latitude

●  GPS connection status

●  Number of detected satellites

●  GPS time

● Auto Sync settings

Note: For better satellite reception, make sure the GPS antenna is properly connected and has a clear view of the sky.

7.5.4 Storage

View and manage the head unit’s available storage space.

Note: Storage values shown on the screen may vary depending on the product configuration and current usage.

7.5.5 Apps

View and manage installed applications.

Tap See All Apps to access the complete app list and manage individual app settings, permissions, storage, and other supported options.

7.5.6 Digital Assistant

Configure the system’s default digital assistant and related permissions.

7.5.7 Reset

Use Reset options to restore selected system settings or erase device data.

Available options include:

● Reset Wi-Fi, Mobile & System BT: Resets saved network and System Bluetooth settings.

● Reset App Preferences: Restores app-related preferences without deleting installed apps.

● Erase All Data (Factory Reset): Restores the head unit to factory settings and removes user data.

Important: A factory reset deletes personal settings, installed apps, accounts, and other user data stored on the head unit. Back up important data before proceeding.

7.5.8 About

The About page displays detailed information about the head unit. This information can be useful for device identification, troubleshooting, software updates, and technical support.

Chapter 8 DVR

The head unit supports camera input and is compatible with the D-DVR (Dual-Channel Digital Video Recorder) system for simultaneous front and rear video recording.

8.1 D-DVR (Dual-Channel DVR)

The D-DVR system supports simultaneous connection and recording from front and rear cameras, providing dual-view driving video recording for enhanced driving safety and evidence collection when connected to compatible VINLAND DVR cameras, such as 338-1S2031-05F (front camera) and 338-1S2031-05B (rear camera).

Main Features

1. Dual-Channel Recording

Supports simultaneous front and rear camera recording. Recording resolution can be set to 1080p, 720p, or 480p.

2. Front / Rear / Dual View

Supports front-camera, rear-camera, and dual-camera display. Double-tap the screen to switch views.

3. GPS Track Playback

Displays the vehicle's route and location information during video playback.

Note: Speed and GPS coordinates shown in the D-DVR interface are not embedded in the recorded video.

4. Collision Detection & Video Lock

The built-in G-Sensor automatically detects impacts and locks event recordings. Videos can also be manually locked to prevent them from being overwritten.

5. Parking Monitoring

When enabled, the G-Sensor detects impacts while parked and automatically records and locks a 30-second event video.

6. Power-Off Protection

When ACC power is interrupted while B+ power remains connected, the system protects and saves the current recording before shutdown.

7. Automatic & Loop Recording

Recording starts automatically when a USB flash drive is connected to the USB1 DVR storage port. Loop recording automatically overwrites older unlocked videos when storage is full.

Note: Format the USB flash drive before first use. Formatting erases all existing data.

8. Anti-Glare

Reduces the effects of strong sunlight and bright lights for clearer images.

9. Wide-Angle View

Both front and rear cameras provide a 140° viewing angle.

10. Night Vision

Improves visibility and image details in low-light conditions.

11. IP67 Water Resistance

The rear camera features IP67 protection, providing dust-tight protection and resistance to temporary immersion in water up to approximately 1 meter for up to 30 minutes.

8.2 D-DVR App

The VINLAND Android head unit comes pre-installed with the D-DVR app for connecting to and managing the compatible DVR cameras.

or

Through the D-DVR app, you can:

●  View live front and rear camera feeds

●  Record driving videos

●  Switch between front, rear, and dual-camera views

●  View recorded videos

●  View GPS route information

●  Configure DVR settings

●  Manage recorded files

8.2.1 Connecting a USB Storage Device

Step 1: Connect the USB flash drive.

Connect a USB flash drive to the USB1 DVR Recording Storage Cable supplied with the VINLAND Android head unit.

Once the USB flash drive is recognized, the D-DVR can use it to store recorded videos.

Important:

● USB1 is dedicated to DVR recording storage.

● USB2 supports general external storage functions and can be used to access music, video, and other supported files on a USB storage device.

Note:

If the USB flash drive has not been formatted for DVR use, a formatting prompt will appear.

The USB flash drive must be formatted before it can be used for D-DVR recording.

Before formatting, back up any important files stored on the USB flash drive. Formatting will erase its existing contents.

Tap Confirm to format the USB flash drive, or tap Cancel to stop the operation.

8.2.2 Opening the D-DVR App

Operation Path:

Home Screen > App Drawer > D-DVR

Tap the D-DVR app icon to open the DVR interface and view the front and rear camera feeds.

DVR App Recording Interface

(Bottom Function Bar icon from left to right)

① Record / Stop Recording

Tap the circle icon to start or stop video recording.

② File List

Opens the DVR file library, similar to a gallery, where you can view saved video clips and snapshots.

③ Snapshot

Tap the camera icon to take a still photo at any time, even while recording.

④ MIC

Tap the microphone icon to enable or disable audio recording during video recording.

⑤ Lock Recording Clip

Tap the lock icon to manually lock the current video segment.

Locked files will not be overwritten by loop recording.

⑥ Settings

Opens the DVR settings menu for advanced configuration

8.2.3 Switching Between Camera Views

The D-DVR supports front-camera, rear-camera, and dual-camera display modes.

1. Double-tap the left side of the screen to switch between the front-camera view and dual-camera view.

2. Double-tap the right side of the screen to switch between the rear-camera view and dual-camera view.

Note:

When the dual-camera view is displayed, you can change which camera is shown as the main view.

For example, double-tap the rear-camera viewing area to switch the rear camera to the main display.

8.2.4 DVR Settings

Open the D-DVR settings menu to configure recording and monitoring options according to your requirements.

Operation Path: D-DVR > Settings

1. G-Sensor

Adjust the G-Sensor sensitivity to:

●  Off

●  Low

●  Medium

●  High

The G-Sensor is used for collision detection and Parking Monitoring.

2. Parking Monitoring

Tap to enable or disable the Parking Monitoring function.

When enabled, the system can detect impact or vibration through the G-Sensor and automatically record and lock an event video.

3. Pixel

Select the recording resolution:

●  480p

●  720p

●  1080p

Higher resolution provides greater image detail but requires more storage space.

4. Unit

Select the speed display unit:

● km/h — kilometers per hour

● mph — miles per hour

5. Loop Time

Set the duration of each loop-recording segment:

●  1 minute

●  3 minutes

●  5 minutes

When the storage device becomes full, unlocked recordings can be overwritten by new recordings.

6. Format USB

Tap Confirm to format the connected USB flash drive for DVR recording.

Warning: Formatting permanently erases the existing contents of the USB flash drive. Back up important files before formatting.

8.2.5 File List Manage

Opens the DVR file library, where you can browse and manage all recorded files.

The library is organized into three categories:

(The icons on the left, from top to bottom, are ①②③)

① Videos – All standard loop-recorded video clips.

Open a recorded video clip to view the video and location information.

Note: GPS route and location information is available in the D-DVR playback interface. GPS data displayed in the interface is not embedded as a text overlay in the recorded video file.

② Photos – Snapshots captured manually.

③ Locked Videos/Photos – Protected clips that will not be overwritten.

④ Front camera view recorded files

⑤ Rear camera view recorded files

⑥ Edit

Tap the ⑥ “Edit” icon in the top-right corner to:

● Lock or unlock specific photos or video clips；

● Delete selected files, or delete all files at once.

⑦ Recording Date – Tap the Calendar icon to quickly select a specific recording date.

Chapter 9 Helmet Bluetooth

The head unit supports connection with compatible Bluetooth helmet headsets. Two headsets can be paired at the same time: one for the rider and one for the passenger.

Once connected, audio can be played through the helmet headset, and two connected headsets can also be used for rider-to-passenger intercom.

9.1 Connecting and Pairing Helmet Headsets

You can access the Helmet Bluetooth function in either of the following ways:

Navigation Path 1:

Home Screen > Headset Widget

Navigation Path 2:

Home Screen > Shortcut Bar > Headsets

Pairing Steps

Step 1: Tap the Search button to scan for available Bluetooth helmet headsets.

Step 2: In the Available Devices list, tap the headset you want to pair.

●  Select a device from the left-side list to pair it as the rider headset.

●  Select a device from the right-side list to pair it as the passenger headset.

Step 3: Once paired, the connected devices and their status will appear in the corresponding paired-device lists:

● Headset Paired: Rider headset

● Passenger Paired: Passenger headset

Rider and Passenger Headset Functions

● Rider Headset

Supports audio playback, Bluetooth calls, and intercom.

● Passenger Headset

Supports audio playback and intercom.

*Bluetooth calls are not available through the passenger headset.

9.2 Helmet Audio Output

After a Bluetooth helmet headset is connected, audio output can be switched between the head unit and the helmet headset.

Head Unit Mode:

Audio is played through the motorcycle audio system.

Helmet Mode:

Audio is played through the connected helmet headset. Supported audio may include music, navigation guidance, and other system audio.

Note: Bluetooth call audio is available through the rider headset only.

9.3 Rider-Passenger Intercom

When both the rider and passenger headsets are connected, the Helmet Bluetooth function supports two-way intercom between the rider and passenger.

Navigation Path:

Home Screen > Helmet Widget

Using Intercom

Step 1: Make sure both the rider and passenger headsets are connected.

Note: When both headsets are connected, Intercom Mode is enabled by default, and the Intercom button is highlighted.

Step 2: If Intercom Mode is off, tap the Intercom button to enable it.

● Highlighted: Intercom Mode is active.

● Dimmed/Gray: Intercom Mode is off.

Tap the Intercom button again to exit Intercom Mode.

Chapter 10 Apps and Services

This chapter introduces the main pre-installed apps and services available on the VINLAND REBEL Series head unit, including AI voice assistance, radio, audio tuning, app management, and location-related services.

10.1 DriveChat — AI Voice Assistant

The REBEL Series head unit comes pre-installed with DriveChat, an AI voice assistant designed for supported voice control and AI interaction.

When used together with the SSHub companion app on your smartphone, DriveChat allows you to control supported head unit functions by voice and interact with available AI chatbots.

10.1.1 DriveChat and SSHub

DriveChat

DriveChat supports voice commands for selected head unit functions, such as music playback, navigation, and other supported operations. It also allows interaction with available AI chatbots for information, assistance, and conversational use.

SSHub Companion App

To use DriveChat, install the SSHub app on your smartphone.

The SSHub app can be used to:

1.  Create and manage your account.

2.  Configure DriveChat settings, including wake words.

3.  Link DriveChat with the REBEL Series head unit.

4.  Manage available DriveChat features, AI models, and related services.

Potential Costs

Some advanced DriveChat features, AI models, or related services may require additional activation or purchase through the SSHub app. Availability and pricing may vary by region, app version, and service plan.

10.1.2 Setting Up DriveChat

Step 1: Sign In to SSHub

Open SSHub and sign in with your existing account, or create a new account if needed.

Step 2: Link DriveChat

1.  Open the pre-installed DriveChat app on the head unit. A QR code will appear.

2.  Open SSHub on your phone and tap Scan Now.

3.  Scan the QR code displayed on the head unit to link DriveChat with your SSHub account.

After linking, the device name can be edited in the SSHub app.

Step 3: Set Wake Words

1.  In SSHub, open the settings page for the linked REBEL Series device.

2.  Tap + New Wake Word.

3.  Enter your preferred wake word and tap Start.

4.  Repeat the wake word as prompted.

5.  Tap Confirm to save it.

Notes

●  At least two different wake words may be required: one for control commands and one for AI conversations.

●  Avoid common words or names that may be spoken frequently to reduce accidental activation.

●  Voice recognition may be more accurate for the person who recorded the wake word.

8.1.3 Using DriveChat

After setup, use the configured wake words to activate supported DriveChat functions.

Voice Control

Control selected functions such as music, radio, or navigation.

Example commands:

●  “Turn on the radio.”

●  “Play the next track.”

●  “Open navigation.”

AI Chat

Ask questions, request information, or start a conversation with an available AI chatbot.

Example commands:

●  “Tell me a joke.”

●  “What restaurants are nearby?”

●  “What is the weather like today?”

Location Assistance

DriveChat can provide supported location-based information such as nearby fuel stations, restaurants, or other points of interest.

Note: Location-related functions require an internet connection and location services.

Music Playback

DriveChat can start supported music services by voice.

Note: Required apps must be installed and some services may require account authorization or subscription.

10.1.4 Activating DriveChat

Use your configured wake words to activate different DriveChat functions.

Example:

● Say “Hey Piko” to start a chatbot conversation.

● Say “Hey Mojo” to use control commands, such as switching chatbot modes.

After switching to a chatbot mode, use the chatbot wake word, such as “Hey Piko,” to continue the conversation.

Note: “Hey Piko” and “Hey Mojo” are examples only. Actual wake words depend on your settings in the SSHub app.

Important Notes

●  DriveChat processes one voice interaction at a time.

●  Response time and recognition accuracy may vary depending on network quality, microphone position, surrounding noise, pronunciation, and wake word quality.

●  DriveChat and SSHub may receive updates that change available features or menu names.

10.2 Radio App (FM/AM)

The pre-installed Radio app supports both FM and AM reception and provides station search, presets, favorites, and supported RDS functions.

Navigation Path:

Home Screen > App Drawer > Radio

Depending on the selected radio region, available frequencies may vary.

Supported Frequency Range:

● FM: 65–108 MHz

● AM: 520–1710 kHz

Note: Available frequency ranges, tuning steps, RDS functions, and station availability vary by country or region.

10.2.1 Radio Main Screen

The Radio interface provides the following commonly used controls:

LOC / DX

Switches between local and distant station reception for FM.

● LOC: Prioritizes stronger local stations.

● DX: Allows reception of weaker or more distant stations.

ST

Switches between head unit and mono reception for FM.

Previous / Next Tuning

Tap to tune to the previous or next station in automatic tuning mode.Long press to switch between Automatic Tuning and Manual Tuning.

Favorite

Tap to add the current station to Favorites. Tap again to remove it.

Favorites List

Opens the list of saved favorite stations.

Preset List

Opens the saved preset station list.

Auto Scan

Automatically scans for available FM or AM stations and stores detected stations.

FM / AM

Switches between FM and AM bands.

Delete All

Removes all saved favorite stations.

Edit

●  Edit the selected preset station. You can: Change the station name

●  Adjust the station frequency

●  Save or cancel changes

●  Delete the preset station

Settings

Opens additional radio settings, including RDS, sensitivity, and radio region options.

10.2.2 Radio Settings

Tap the Settings icon on the Radio screen to configure RDS functions, radio sensitivity, and regional settings.

10.2.2.1 Enabling RDS, AF, and TA

These functions are available for supported FM stations and regions.

RDS — Radio Data System

Displays supported station information such as station name or program information.

AF — Alternative Frequency

Automatically switches to a stronger frequency broadcasting the same program when supported by the station.

TA — Traffic Announcement

Allows supported traffic announcements to temporarily interrupt current audio playback when traffic information is broadcast.

Note: RDS, AF, and TA availability depends on the selected radio region and local broadcaster support. RDS does not provide TMC navigation traffic services.

10.2.2.2 AM / FM Sensitivity

Adjust radio sensitivity if too few stations are detected or reception quality is poor.

AM Sensitivity

●  Decrease sensitivity to reduce reception of weak or noisy stations.

●  Increase sensitivity to detect more available stations.

FM Sensitivity

●  Decrease sensitivity to prioritize stronger stations.

●  Increase sensitivity to detect weaker or more distant stations.

Note: Setting sensitivity too high may increase noise or unstable reception, while setting it too low may reduce the number of detectable stations.

Auto Tuning Sensitivity

When enabled, the system automatically adjusts tuning sensitivity during station searching.

For normal use, keeping Auto Tuning Sensitivity enabled is recommended.

10.2.2.3 Radio Region

Select the radio region that matches your current location.

Available regions include:

●  Latin America

●  USA

●  China

●  Russia

●  Japan

●  Europe

Select the correct region to ensure the appropriate frequency range and tuning steps are used.

Note: After a factory reset, check the Radio Region setting and select the appropriate region again if necessary.

10.3 DSP — Audio Customization

The built-in DSP (Digital Signal Processor) provides advanced audio tuning through the EQ app. You can adjust equalization, sound balance, crossover settings, channel processing, and time delay to customize the sound for different music styles, speaker configurations, and listening preferences.

Navigation Path1: Home Screen > DSP

Navigation Path2: Shortcut Bar > DSP

Navigation Path3: Home Screen > App Drawer > EQ

10.3.1 36-Band Equalizer

The head unit provides a 36-band equalizer for adjusting the gain of individual frequency bands.

The EQ screen displays preset sound modes, adjustable frequency bands, and a real-time frequency response curve.

EQ Presets

Tap the preset names at the top of the screen to select a preset sound mode.

Custom EQ

Select Custom 1 or Custom 2 to manually adjust the equalizer.

Drag a frequency band upward to increase its level or downward to reduce it. The frequency response curve updates in real time to reflect your adjustments.

10.3.2 Fader & Balance

Drag the listening-position marker on the screen to move the sound focus toward the desired listening position.

10.3.3 Crossover

The Crossover settings control the frequency range sent to different speaker channels.

The interface provides a real-time response curve and supported crossover adjustments for the available audio outputs.

High-Pass Filter (HPF)

A high-pass filter allows frequencies above the selected cutoff point to pass while reducing frequencies below it.

It is typically used to limit low-frequency content sent to speakers that are not intended to reproduce deep bass.

Available adjustments may include:

●  Cutoff frequency

●  Filter slope

Low-Pass Filter (LPF)

A low-pass filter allows frequencies below the selected cutoff point to pass while reducing higher frequencies.

It is commonly used with subwoofer outputs to limit playback to the lower-frequency range.

Available adjustments may include:

●  Cutoff frequency

●  Filter slope

Note: Available crossover frequencies and slopes depend on the current audio channel and system configuration.

10.3.4 Time Delay

The Time Delay function allows individual audio channels to be delayed to compensate for differences in speaker distance from the listening position.

Supported units include:

● cm

● ms

● inch

Supported channels include:

● F/L — Front Left

● F/R — Front Right

● R/L — Rear Left

● R/R — Rear Right

● SUB/L — Subwoofer Left

● SUB/R — Subwoofer Right

Adjust the delay for each channel so that sound from different speakers reaches the preferred listening position more closely aligned in time.

This can help improve sound positioning and overall head unit imaging.

10.4 FindApps — App Store

FindApps is the built-in app store for the VINLAND REBEL Series head unit. It allows you to browse and install supported apps, manage installed apps and themes, and clean up unnecessary files.

Navigation Path:

Home Screen > App Drawer > FindApps

Download Apps

On the Home page, browse available apps and tap the desired app to download and install it.

Manage Apps and Themes

View and manage apps and themes installed on the head unit.

Note: Use caution when uninstalling pre-installed or system-related apps. Removing certain apps may affect system functions or cause abnormal operation.

Clean Up Storage

Use the cleanup function to scan for and remove unnecessary files to free up storage space.

Note: FindApps supports background updates for supported apps. Some apps may receive updates automatically when new versions become available.

10.5 TrackHU — GPS Tracking

TrackHU is a GPS-based tracking service that allows you to view the motorcycle’s location, review trip history, set geofences and alerts, and access supported riding data such as speed and distance.

To use TrackHU, make sure the head unit has an active GPS signal and internet connection, then activate the service and link the head unit to your TrackHU account.

Important Notes

1.  Keep GPS and internet access enabled on the head unit to receive updated tracking data and supported notifications.

2.  If the head unit temporarily loses its internet connection, tracking data may be stored locally and uploaded automatically after the connection is restored.

3.  TrackHU features and interface elements may be updated over time. Refer to the latest interface on the head unit or TrackHU service for current instructions.

Adding the Head Unit to TrackHU

Step 1: Connect the Head Unit to the Internet

Make sure the head unit has an active internet connection and GPS reception.

Step 2: Show the TrackHU App

For privacy, the TrackHU app is hidden from the App Drawer by default.

Go to:

Settings > General

Quickly tap General six times. A message will appear indicating that hidden apps are now shown.

The TrackHU app will then appear in the App Drawer. To hide TrackHU again, repeat the same operation.

Note: If no message appears, check whether a system update is available.

Step 3: Enable TrackHU

Open the TrackHU app and turn on the TrackHU service.

The interface displays the current network and GPS status.

Step 4: Scan the QR Code

Scan the QR code displayed in TrackHU with your smartphone to open the TrackHU management page.

Note: The QR code is valid for a limited time. If it expires, tap Refresh or reopen TrackHU to generate a new QR code.

Step 5: Create or Sign In to Your Account

Register with your email address or sign in to an existing TrackHU account.

Step 6: Add and Name the Head Unit

Follow the on-screen instructions to add the head unit to your account and assign a recognizable device name.

After the device appears Online, select it on the map to view available tracking information, such as:

●  Current location

●  Route history

●  Speed and distance information

●  Geofence and alert settings

●  Online/offline status

●  Other supported tracking data

Privacy Note

TrackHU uses location and network data to provide tracking functions. The TrackHU app is hidden by default to help prevent unintended access from the head unit interface.

10.6 Web Resources App

The Web Resources app provides quick access to online resources for your VINLAND Harley-Davidson head unit, including user guides, installation instructions, tutorial videos, and product support information.

Key Features

Through the Web Resources app, you can access:

● User guides and product information

● Installation and operation tutorials

● Connection and setup videos

● Software and update information

● Customer support resources

Operation Steps

Step 1: Open the Web Resources app

Step 2: Scan the QR code

Use your smartphone to scan the QR code displayed in the Web Resources app. You will be directed to the corresponding VINLAND online resource page.

Note:

The Web Resources app requires an active internet connection. Available resources may vary depending on the product model and region and may be updated from time to time.

Chapter 11 iDatalink Maestro Features

When a compatible iDatalink Maestro module is connected, the unit can display vehicle information and provide access to select factory settings. Available features vary by motorcycle model, model year, factory equipment, and Maestro firmware.

11.1 VEHICLE INFO

Select Vehicle Info to view available vehicle status information, which may include:

● Battery voltage

● Tire pressure information, if supported

● Service and warning messages

● Gear position

● Other supported factory vehicle information

NOTE: The displayed items depend on the data supported by the motorcycle.

11.2 GAUGES

Select Gauges to view real-time vehicle data. Available gauges may include:

● Engine speed (RPM)

● Vehicle speed

● Engine or coolant temperature

● Intake air temperature

● Battery voltage

● Throttle position

● Other supported engine and riding data

NOTE: The Gauges screen is provided for supplemental information only. It does not replace the motorcycle’s factory instruments, indicators, or warning lights.

11.3 OEM SETTINGS

Select OEM Settings to view or adjust supported factory vehicle settings. Available options may include:

● Lighting settings

● Security or locking features, if applicable

● Warning tones and sound settings

● Convenience features

● Other factory personalization settings

NOTE: The displayed menus and available options depend on the motorcycle’s factory configuration. Park the motorcycle in a safe location before changing any settings.

Chapter 12 Technical Specifications