User's Manual

Detection
Your Detector
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English
Type of Signal Visual Display Voice
Emergency Vehicles Emergency Vehicle
Approaching
Road Hazards Road Hazard Ahead
Trains Train Approaching
Type of Signal Visual Display Voice
VG-2 Alert VG-2 Alert
Spectre 1 Spectre Alert
NOTE
There are different tones for each Safety Alert.
NOTE
There are different tones for each alert.
Safety Alert Signals and Visual Displays
VG-2 and Spectre 1 Alert Signals and Visual Displays
Program Flow Diagrams
Your Detector
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Alert Settings Programming
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Alert Programming allows you to selectively turn on or off detection of some
signals. The Alert Settings can be selected using the Dim

and City

buttons
by scrolling through the settings as shown in the program flow diagram below.
The Alert Programming Menu Guide on page 36 is a handy reference showing
the tone, visual display and voice prompts that accompany each setting. After
selecting a setting, use the Mute
button to choose an option within the setting.
NOTE
When you choose Alert Settings (page 11, Step 2b), the system displays whichever
setting was last changed.
Not shown
setting if VG 2
is OFF.
Not shown
if Spectre 1
is OFF.
Pop Detection
X Band
Detection
Ku Band
Detection
VG-2
Detection
Spectre 1
Detection
Safety Alert
Spectre 1
Audio
VG-2
Audio
This detector allows you to customize its operation by changing settings in
the User Programming and the Alert Programming modes. (See page 11 for
entering the EasySet Programming mode.) Also, refer to the Appendix (pages
34–36) while programming. These show the lists of User and Alert settings.
Features of the programmable settings are described on the following pages.
K Band
Detection
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