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You can change the alert pattern to sound several X, K,
or Ka tones followed by muted clicking by pressing
AUD
when no alert is sounding. The clicking becomes more
rapid as the radar signal strength increases.
RECEIVING AND IDENTIFYING
RADAR, LASER, AND ROAD
HAZARD SIGNALS
When you turn on your detector, it sounds alert tones in
the following order: laser, Ka, K, X, and road hazard.
Your detector gives different audible alarms for each
signal. In addition, the alert tone pulse rate increases
with signal strength.
When your detector senses instant-on radar, it sounds
an intense, 2-second X, K, or Ka burst and flashes all
signal strength and laser indicators.
When your detector senses a road hazard transmitter, it
flashes all indicators and sounds the road hazard alert.
Note:
Your detector does not detect X, K, Ka, or laser
signals when it is sensing a VG-2 radar-detector detec-
tor.
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