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SOLO’s features are preset for optimum performance and battery life but
you may change some settings to better suit your specific needs. Once a
setting is stored into memory, it remains until you decide to reprogram it.
8
P
ROGRAMMABLE
O
PTIONS
OPTION WHEN TO USE HOW TO SELECT
Disengage
AutoMute
If you prefer full audio
volume for the duration
of alerts. NOTE: Any
single alert may still be
muted by briefly pressing
the Mute button during
that alert.
Press and HOLD the Mute
button. A “bing” tone will
confirm your selection. To
re-engage AutoMute, press
and hold the Mute button
again. A “double-bing”
tone will confirm your
return to AutoMute.
Bypass five-second
test alert
If you find the power-on
test alert bothersome. If
you wish to preserve a bit
more battery life.
Press and HOLD the Mute
button at the same time you
turn SOLO on to replace the
five-second sequence with
a one-second alert. Repeat
operation to re-engage the
full test alert.
Non-blinking
Power-On
Indicator and
City Indicator
If you find the blinking
Power-On and City Indi-
cators too bothersome.
WARNING: Selecting this
option will reduce your
battery life.
Press and HOLD the Dim
button
at the same time you
turn SOLO on
. The Power-
On Indicator will light con-
tinuously while SOLO is
on. The City Indicator will
light continuously while
SOLO is in City mode.
Disengage
AutoOff
If you drive in an remote
area where alerts are very
infrequent, this option
keeps SOLO from trying
to turn itself off due to
lack of signals.
Press and HOLD the Mute
and Dim buttons at the
same time when SOLO is
on. A “bing” tone confirms
your selection. Repeat to
re-engage AutoOff. A
“double-bing” tone will
confirm your selection.
Select a default
brightness setting
for SOLO’s display
Assures SOLO returns to
your favorite brightness
setting each time you turn
it on. (If no brightness level
is selected, SOLO will use
the last one selected.)
Press and HOLD the Dim
Button at the selected
brightness level. A “double-
bing” tone will confirm
your selected default.
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