Beltronics PRO RX65 Radar Detector User Manual


 
The BELRX65 is the most advanced radar,
laser and safety detector ever designed by
Beltronics.
The BEL RX65 includes full X, K,
SuperWide Ka, and Safety Warning System
radar capability, front and rear laser
detection, digital signal processing (DSP) for
superior range and reduced false alarms, our
patented Mute and AutoMute, audible and
visual band alerts, and all the performance
you’d expect from Beltronics.
In addition, the BEL RX65 introduces a
new level of revolutionary performance and
innovative features.
Superior long-range radar and laser
detection, including new “POP”
mode alert
Advanced Programming lets you
customize 7 features
AutoScan mode drastically reduces
false alarms, plus Highway and City
settings
Ultra-bright alphanumeric Display
with 280 LEDs
Exclusive Threat Display tracks and
displays multiple radar signals,
including signal strength.
Tech Display provides actual
numeric radar frequency for any
radar signal
New Programmable Bands (on/off),
including International and North
American settings.
Detects and decodes Safety Warning
System messages
Includes new coiled SmartPlug
If you’ve used a radar detector before, a
review of the Quick Reference Guide on
pages 4 and 5, and the Programming
information on pages 12 and 13 will briefly
explain the new features.
If this is your first detector, please read
the manual in detail to get the most out of
your RX65’s outstanding performance and
innovative features.
Please drive safely.
FCC Note:
Modifications not expressly approved by
the manufacturer could void the user’s FCC
granted authority to operate the equipment.
Congratulations Quick Reference Card
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Programming Details ̈
Factory Default Settings
To reset RX65 to its original factory
settings, press and hold the “CITY” and
“BRT” buttons while turning the power
on. RX65’s display will provide a “Reset”
message, accompanied by an audible
alert, acknowledging the reset.
BEL Pro RX65 Quick Reference Card
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An example
Here is how you would turn RX65’s
AutoMute feature off.
1 Enter the Program Mode by holding
both the CITY and BRT buttons down for 2
seconds. RX65 will beep twice and display
Program.
2 Then hold the RVW button down. The
RX65 will scroll through the categories,
starting with Pilot (Pilot), then Voice
(Voice), then Power-on sequence
(PwrOn), then Signal strength meter
(Meter), and then AutoMute (aMute).
3 Release the RVW button when RX65
shows the AutoMute item. Since the
factory setting is for AutoMute to be on,
RX65 will display aMute ON.
(If you accidentally don’t release the
RVW button in time, and the RX65 goes to
the next category, hold the RVW button
down again, and after RX65 scrolls
through all categories, it will begin again
at the top of the list.)
4 Press the CHG button to change from
aMute ONto aMute OFF.
5 To complete the Programming, simply
wait 8 seconds without pressing any button,
or press the PWR button. The RX65 will
display Complete, beep, and return to
normal operation.
There are 7 user-selectable options so you
can customize your RX65 for your own
preferences.
The buttons labeled CITY and BRT are
also used to enter the Program Mode,
REVIEW your current program settings, and
to CHANGE any settings as desired. The
words PROGRAM, RVW and CHG are
located on the top of the detector, and are
highlighted in graphics.
How to use Programming
1To enter Program Mode, press and
hold both CITY and BRT buttons down
for 2 seconds. (The unit will beep twice,
and will display the word “Program”).
2Then press the RVW button to review
the current settings. (You can either tap
the button to change from item to item, or
hold the button to scroll through the items).
3Press the CHG button to change any
setting. (You can either tap the button to
change from setting to setting, or hold the
button to scroll through all the options).
4To leave Program Mode, simply wait
8 seconds without pressing any button,
or press the PWR button. (The unit will
display Complete, beep, and return to
normal operation).