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Escort 9500CI manual

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    ESC ORT Inc. 54 40 West Chester Ro ad West Chester OH 45 069 USA 800. 54 3. 1 60 8 Escor tRadar . com © 200 8 ES C ORT Inc. Made in Canada Features, spec ificatio ns an d pr ices subj ec t to change with out notice. Mod el: P ASSPORT 9500 ci R A D A R A N D L A S E R D E F E N S E S Y S T E M Own er’s Manu al GPS Powered fo r Spee d and Loc ati[...]

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    Y our new GPS -power ed P ASSPOR T 9500ci is the most adva nc ed custom-i nsta lled rada r a nd laser defense s ystem ever designed. The 9 500ci includ es f u ll X, K, Super Wide Ka, a nd Sa fe t y W a rn ing System r adar capa bil ity , f ron t a nd rear laser dete ction with op tional L aser Shi ft ing, d igital signal proc essing ( DSP) fo r sup[...]

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    T able of Cont en ts Quick Reference Guide 4 -5 Controls and F eatures 6 - 1 1 • P ow er 6 • P ow er -On Ind icat ion 6 • V olume C ontr ol 6 • Mut e/ Au toMu te 6 - 7 • Sen siti vity 7 • Markin g Loca tion s 8 • Safe ty Ca mera Data 9 • A uto Lea rn / Auto Unle arn 9 • Loc king Out F al se Al arms 9 • A udible Alerts 9 • V oi[...]

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    Quick R efe rence Guid e 4 5 Mark Location Bu tton (MRK) The “ MR K ” button a llows you to m ark a specific location and label it fo r f utu re ref erenc e. Onc e marked, the P ASSPORT 9500ci w il l provide an a lert be fo re you reach th is a rea a gain. Thi s can be extremely usef ul whe n t here are k nown speed traps or s afety cameras in[...]

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    Po wer The 9 500ci is t ypical ly wi red to a switch ed supply at the vehicle ’ s f use bo x. Th is allows the detecto r to tur n on /off with t he ignition . I f y ou pre fer , the po w er butto n ca n be used to manual ly t ur n t he 9500ci on or off. Po wer-O n I ndication Onc e your 9500 ci ’ s is i nsta lled, t he system wil l tur n on wit[...]

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    Co ntrols and F eatures Mark Locations The Mark Location feature al lo ws you to mark any locatio n for f utu re referen ce . Onc e m ark ed, the 95 00ci will pro vide an aler t, acc om panied by the label y ou assigned to it , on the display . There a re (4) d if feren t labels y ou can use wh en ma rki ng a loca tion: Speed T rap (“SPDTR A P”[...]

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    Co ntrols and F eatures F or Laser signa ls : Since laser s ignal s a re a possib le threat no matter how w eak, the 95 00ci aler ts you to t hese bands at f ul l sign al strength. F or POP si gn als : Since POP signa ls are ext reme ly fa st K or K a bur sts, and a possible threat no matter how weak, t he 95 00ci aler ts you to these ba nds at f u[...]

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    1 2 1 3 Ho w to use Pref eren ces There a re 1 0 user -selectable op tions you can customize on yo ur 95 00ci. T he butto ns label ed V OL and BRT on the co ntroller are used to en ter Preferenc es. Onc e you enter Pref erenc es, the VO L butto n i s used to R EV I EW yo ur cur ren t cho ic es, and BRT button is used to CH ANGE sett ings. See Pages[...]

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    1 4 1 5 Det ails of Pref erenc es Pilot ( Po wer-on indica tion) P i l o t HWY ( Fu ll w ord) In this setting, t he 95 00ci wil l display “Highwa y , ” “ Auto , ” or “ Auto N o x” as its pow er -on indication . (fact or y default ) P i l o t H ( L etter ) In this setting, t he 95 00ci wil l display “ H” fo r H ighway , “ A ” f o[...]

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    Det ails of Pref erenc es 1 6 1 7 Bands Ba nd sD F T In this setting, t he facto r y default set tings fo r Nor th A merica radar and l aser a re monito red. Th is is the facto r y set ting, and it is high ly rec ommend ed th at y ou use your 9500ci i n this mode . Ba nd sM OD In this setting, 9500ci will warn y ou with an au dible alert, and a sso[...]

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    1 8 1 9 A ltho ugh the 95 00ci has a com preh ensiv e warn ing system a nd this Manual is a s co mp lete as we can mak e it, on ly experienc e wi ll t each you what to exp ect from your 9 500ci and how to i nterpret what it tell s you . T he specific ty pe of r adar being used, the type o f tr ansm ission (c ontinuous or insta nt - on) and the loc[...]

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    20 2 1 How R adar Works T r af fic r adar , w hich consists of microwa ves , tr ave ls i n straight l i nes and is easi ly reflected by objects such as car s, tr ucks, even gu ardra il s a nd o verpasses. Rada r works by d irecti ng its m icro wav e beam do wn t he road. As your v ehicle travels i nt o r ange , t he micro wav e bea m bounces off [...]

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    22 23 Ho w GPS W orks Ho w T otalS hield ™ W orks Ho w T rueL ock W orks How T rueLock W orks T r ueLock uses e xact position and the actua l f reque ncy of a signa l to el im inate it as a fal se a lar m. Once a signa l is l ock ed ou t, a box is cr eated ( ap pro x im ate ly a 1 ⁄ 2 mi le radius) around that location to lock it ou t from a ll[...]

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    24 25 Ho w Safety Ra dar W ork s SWS T ex t Messages Hig h w ay C onstr uct ion or Ma in t ena nc e 1 W or k Zo n e Ah e a d 2 R oa d Cl o s e d Ah e ad /F o l lo w De t o u r 3 B ri dg e Cl o s ed Ah e a d / F ol lo w De t o ur 4 H ig hw a y Wo r k Cr e ws Ah e a d 5 U ti li t y Wo r k Cr e ws Ah e a d 6 Al l Tr a f f ic Fo l l o w De t o ur Ah e [...]

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    26 2 7 Problem P AS SPOR T beeps br iefly at t he same location ever y day , b ut no rada r source is in sight. P AS SPOR T does no t seem sensitiv e to radar or laser . P AS SPOR T did no t a lert when a polic e ca r was in view . P AS SPOR T only beeped t wice dur ing a radar encounte r . P AS SPOR T’ s audible alert s a re less loud a fter th[...]

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    28 29 Service Procedure I f Y our PA SS PO RT ev er needs s ervice, plea se f oll ow th e se simple step s: 1 Check t he troubles hooting section of thi s ma nual. It may hav e a so l ution to y our prob lem . 2 Contact y our i nsta ll ing dealer . They wil l evaluate your unit and ar ra nge repa irs if n ec essar y . Service ESCORT O ne Y ear Limi[...]

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    3 1 30 R egist er o nlin e: @w w w Esc o r tRada r .com ESCORT PRODUCT REG ISTR A TI ON CARD  If you purcha sed your de tec tor dir ec tly from ESCORT , you do not nee d to f i ll this out.  If you did not pu rchase your de tec tor di rec tly from ESCORT , plea se f ill out this s ec tion and r eturn to us, or re gister online at our web ad d[...]

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