Cobra SLR 650G User manual

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Model
SLR
650G
Operating
Instructions
Supercharged
Long-Range
Radar/Laser/Camera Detector
NOTE
:
This
device
complies
with
part
15
of
FCC
rules
:
Operation
is
sub
j
ect
to
the
following
two
conditions
:(1)
This
device
may
not
cause
harmful
interference,
and
(2
)
This
device
must
accept
any
interference
received
including
interference
that
may
cause
undesired
operation
.
CAUTION
:
Modifications
or
parts
not
approved
by
Cobra
Electronics
Corporation
may
violate
FCC
Rules
and
void
authority
to
operate
this
equipment.

Thank you for purchasing Cobra ® Vedetta TM Series, Model SLR 650G
Radar/Laser/Camera Detector. Please familiarize yourself with the
capabilities your new detector can provide by reading this manual.
Also, please be careful when using your new detector while driving.
Powering Unit On/Off & Mounting Unit
Plug in the detector using the included cigarette lighter power cord.
Press the Power button momentarily to turn the unit On (or Off) .
Note: To change display orientation, press and hold the Power
button for 2 seconds.
Attach to windshield
a. Windshield Mount
Insert bracket
here • •- .....5
Power Button
Lift lever on suction cup base before attaching to the windshield.
Once attached, push against windshield and lock the lever down.
Use the ball-joint adjustment and make sure the detector unit is
aligned level and pointing straight ahead. The display can be in
flip-up or flip-down position to suit preferred mounting location,
and rotated to face directly toward you. Renew suction cup with
a damp cloth or by rinsing under tap water.

b. Dash Mounting
For d~sh mounting, use the enclosed hook & loop fastener
with double-sided tape. Simply attach it to the bottom of the
unit with display in flip-up position.
Touch-Point Controls
Volume --
Left
Scroll
City/Highway
Mode
Select --
Display
Brightness
Right
Scroll
Menu/Save
& Exit
Appropriate touch-point icons will light up automatically to
show you available options. Touch the touch-point icons to
activate corresponding function.
Touching Volume a touch-point while receiving an alert
will mute the audible alert. Touching Display Brightness II
touch-point will turn off the display.

Types of Screens
1. Menu/Settings Screen
User
Settings
User Settings:
Alert Settings
GPS
Settings
For customizing settings for lntelliMute, Auto Mute, Voice/Tone
Alerts, Color Themes, Smart Power and Reset to Factory Default.
Alert Settings:
For customizing settings to turn on/off certain individual radar
bands and Low Car Battery Warning .
GPS Settings:
For customizing settings for Speed Format, User-set Speed Alert,
turn on/off certain individual Location-based Alerts, lntelliScope,
AURA Database Info, and Delete User LBAs.
Navigate through Settings using the I II scroll touch-point.
Press Select II to confirm and Menu II to save and exit.

2. Standby Screen
Compass
Heading -
City/Highway
Indicator • '•
Compass Heading:
lntelliMute Indicator
Vehicle
Speed
Vehicle
Battery
Voltage
Automatica~lays GPS-based heading. Ifa GPS signal canno t
be received 1:;1;1 will be displayed.
Vehicle Speed:
Automatically displays your current vehicle speed using GPS . If a
GPS signal cannot be received l:lwill be displayed.
City/Highway Indicator:
Shows curent filtering mode.
Vehicle Battery Voltage:
Displays your car battery voltage and automatically warns you if
this drops below 11.9V.
lntelliMute Indicator:
See reverse of this manual.

3.
Radar/Laser
Alert
Screen
Radar
bands
consist
of
X-band,
K-band,
Ka-band,
and
Ku-band.
With
Radar
signals,
the
signal
strength
meter
shows
signal
strength
of
the
radar
gun
as
well
as
relative
proximity
to
the
source.
With
Ka-band,
you
will
also
be
notified
of
the
actual
Ka-band
radar
gun
frequency
being
used.
Signal
Strength
With
Laser
signals,
you
will
always
receive
full
alert
and
pulse
rate
(PPS)
of
the
corresponding
laser
gun
being
used.
Laser
PPS
cur-
rently
in
use
are:
1
00,
125, 130,
200,
238
and
340.
Laser
Pulse
Rate

4.
location-based
Alert
Screen
In
order
to
save
a
User
Location
in
the
detector's
memory,
simply
pr
ess
and
hold
the
MENU
II
touch
point
for
2
seconds,
then
se
lect
the
type
you
want
to
use.
In
order
to
delete
a
User
location
that
you've
programmed,
during
that
alert
press
and
hold
the
MENU
II
touch
point
for
2
seconds
and
then
press
Select
lito
confirm.
You
can
delete
all
User
locations
from
the
GPS
Menu.
Location
-
based
Alert
type
lntelliScope
direction
arrow
Size
of
the
icons
for
different
alert
types
will
become
progressively
larger
as
you
approach
the
Location-based
Alerts
(LBA)
Area.
The
alert
types
are:
-
Photo
-
enforced
Areas
(Red-light
&
Speed
Cameras)
Known
Speed
Trap
Areas
g
Caution
Areas
(High
Accident
Areas)
r-
User
Location
Areas
Note:
If
both
a
radar
and
Location-based
alerts
happen
at
the
same
time,
both
will
be
displayed
side
by
side.

Quad-level lntelliShield™
False
Signal
Rejection
Highway
Mode
provides
full
immediate
response
to
all
signals
detected.
Use
this
mode
when
you
are
driving
on
interstate
highways.
Automatic
door
openers
operate
in
X
and
K-band
frequencies.
To
minimize
unwanted
false
alerts
in
an
urban
environment
where
these
sources
exist,
use
one
of
the
City
Filtering
Modes
below:
.
-
• City
X:
automatically
mutes
X-band
audible
alert
until
signal
strength
reaches
level
3
or
above.
•
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• City
X+K:
combined
with
City
X,
automatically
mutes
K-band
audible
alert
until
signal
strength
11
,
7
~
t'
·
-
--
- .
reaches
level
2
or
above.
• City
Plus
X+K+Ka:
combined
with
City
X+K,
automatically
mutes
Ka-band
audible
alert
until
signal
strength
reaches
level
2
or
above.
•
City
~AX:
Maximum
filtering
against
urban
R(;
--
~
)
false
s1gnal
sources.
To
choose
between
different
City
Filtering
Modes
vs
Highway
Mode,
touch
City/Highway Touch-point
Icon
next
to
the
display
and
follow
on-screen
instructions.

lntelliMute™
lntelliMute
allows
you
to
avoid
audible
alerts
you
don't
need
to
hear
because
you
are
stopped
or
moving
slowly.
By
sensing
the
RPMs
of
your
engine,
lntelliMute
knows
when
you
are
at
low
speed
and
automatically
mutes
alerts.
You
can
set
your
preferred
engine
RPM
activation
point
and/or
turn
on/off
lntelliMute
by
following
simple
steps
that
appear
on
your
unit
screen,
under
User
Settings
and
then
lntelliMute.
• lntelliMute
Engine
RPM
Activation
Point
Not
Set.
• lntelliMute
On/Above
Set
Engine
RPM
Activation
Point.
• lntelliMute
On/Below
Set
Engine
RPM
Activation
Point.
Note: lntelliMute
may
not
work
with
some
vehicles,
especially
hybrids
or
EVs
because
the
detector
cannot
sense
the
engine
RPMs.
In
such
case,
Quad-levellntelliShield
City
Filtering
or
Auto
Mute
can
help
reduce
unwanted
audible
alerts.

lntelliScope™
In
conjunction
with
detection
of a
Location-based
Alert
(LBA),
when
lntelliScope
is
turned
on,
it will
also
provide
you
with
the
direction/arrow
pointing
towards
that
LBA
location.
Follow
simple
on-screen
instructions
under
GPS
Settings
and
then
lntelliScope.
When
lntelliScope
is
turned
off,
you
will
only
get
those
alerts
that
you
are
approaching
directly
towards.
Speed
Alert
When
a
speed
is
set,
and
you
exceed
that
speed,
you
will
hear
a
chime
and
the
speed
displayed
will
change
color.
Set
this
in
the
GPS
Settings
Menu.
Use
the
scroll
arrows
to
change
the
speed.
Updating
you
AURA™
Database
To
update
the
AURA
red-light/speed
camera
and
known
speed
traps
database
for
the
first
time,
go
to
www.cobra.com/AURA
and
follow
the
online
instructions.
For
additional
information,
please
visit:
www.cobra.com