Cobra XRS 9670 User manual

15
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ULTRA
PERFORMANCE
DIGITAL RADAR/LASER
DETECTOR
WITH
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RANGE
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~ortant
Information
Federal Laws Governing the Use of Radar Detectors
It
is
not
against
federal
law
to
receive
radar
transmissions
with
your
Cobra
radar/
laser
detector.
The
Communications
Act
of
1924
guarantees
your
right
to
receive
radio
transmissions
on
any
frequency.
Local
laws
that
contravene
this
Act,
while
illegal,
may
be
enforced
by
your
local
law
enforcement
officials
until
and
unless
they
are
prohibited
from
doing
so
by
federal
court
action.
Safety/Strobe Alert
Use
of
this
product
is
not
intended
to,
and
does
not,
ensure
that
motorists
or
passengers
will
not
be
involved
in
traffic
accidents.
It
is
only
intended
to
alert
the
motorist
that
an
emergency
vehicle
equipped
with
a
Cobra
Safety
Alert,
3M
or
strobe
transmitter
is
within
range
as
defined
by
that
product.
Please
call
local
fire
and
police
departments
to
learn
if
coverage
exists
in
your
area.
Safe Driving
Motorists,
as
well
as
operators
of
emergency
or
service
vehicles,
are
expected
to
exercise
all
due
caution
while
using
this
product,
and
to
obey
all
applicable
traffic
laws.
Security of Your Vehicle
Before
leaving
your
vehicle,
always
remember
to
conceal
your
radar
detector
in
order
to
reduce
the
possibility
of
break-in
and
theft.
•
Customer Assistance •
Should
you
encounter
any
problems
with
this
product,
or
not
understand
its
many
features,
please
refer
to
this
owner's
manual.
If
you
require
further
assistance
after
reading
this
manual,
Cobra
Electronics
offers
the
following
customer
assistance
services:
For Assistance
in
the U.S.A.
Automated
Help
Desk
English
only.
24
hours
a
day,
7
days
a
week
773-889-3087
(phone).
Customer
Assistance
Operators
English
and
Spanish.
8:00
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
Central
Time
Mon.
through
Fri.
(except
holidays)
773-889-3087
(phone).
Questions
English
and
Spanish.
Faxes
can
be
received
at
773-622-2269
(fax).
Technical
Assistance
English
only.
WWW.cobra.com
(on-line:
Frequently
Asked
Questions).
English
and
Spanish.
(e-mail).
For Assistance Outside the U.S.A.
Contact
Your
Local
Dealer
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6500 West Cortland Street
Chicago. Illinois 60707 USA
www.cobra.com

Controls, Indicators, Connections and
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Windshield
Bracket
e
Release
Button:
Windshield
Bracket
Mount
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Speaker
e12VDC
Power
Jack
On-OffNolume
Control •
Allows
you
to
adjust
the
volume
of
the
tone
alerts.
,
Program/Mute
Button •
For
manual
mute
of
audio
alerts
(and
to
enter
programming
mode),
LaserEye
For
360
0
detection
,,,,
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of
laser
signals.
Auxiliary Audio
Jack
e
SelectlDim Button
Adjusts
the
display
brightness
for
easy
reading
(and
to
scroll
through
user
mode
settings
while
programming).
'.
Set/City Button
For
City
or
Highway
modes
to
reduce
false
alerts
(and
to
change
user
mode
settings
while
programming).
Alpha/Numeric Dot Mabix Text Display*
e·
,
Shows
user
mode
settings,
programming
instructions,
signal
strength
indication,
City/Highway
mode
indicators,
radar,
VG-2,
Spectre
I&
IV+
and
safety/strobe
indicators.
*
See
pages
5-
28
for
more
information
about
display
features.
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WARNING
MO(lIflcatlOns
or
parts
substitutions not approved
by
Cobra
ElectronICS
Corporation may violate
FCC
Rules and
VOId
your authority (0 operate
this equipment.

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Product Features
Introduction
Product Features •
Congratulations! You've made asmart choice by purchasing an ultra high
performance digital radar/laser detector from Cobra. Just look
at
some
of
the sophisticated features and capabilities your new unit includes:
Xtreme
Range
Superheterodyne®
Technology
With
super-fast
sweep
circuitry,
XRS
provides
extra
detection
range
and
the
best
possible
advance
warning
to
even
the
fastest
radar
guns
Ultra
Performance
Provides
advanced
warning
with
extra
detection
range
Detection
and
Separate
Alerts
For
radar
signals
(X,
K,
Ka
and
Ku
bands,
with
signal
strength
indicated),
Laser
signals,
Safety
Alert
signals,
Strobe
Alert
signals,
VG-2
signals,
Spectre
I&
IV+
signals
8-Point
Compass
Displays
direction
of
travel
LaserEye®
For
360
0
detection
of
laser
and
strobe
signals
Instant-On
Ready
Detects
radar
guns
with
"instant-on"
(very
fast)
speed
monitoring
capabilities
Pop
Detection
Detects
the
latest
super-fast
instant-on
single
pulse
radar
guns
Tone
Alert
With
adjustable
volume
DigiView®
Data
Display
With
easy-to-read
alpha/numeric
dot
matrix
text
readout
IntelliShield®
Highway/City
Modes
Reduces
falsing
in
urban
areas
with
Highway
mode
and
three
levels
of
City
mode
settings
Safety
Alert®
Traffic
warning
system
distinguishes
important
safety
alerts
from
other
K
band
signals
Strobe
Alert®
Emergency
vehicle
warning
system
Manual
Mute
or
Auto
Mute
A
mute
function
of
audio
alerts
IntelliMute®
A
mute
function
reduces
false
audio
alerts
by
sensing
engine
RPMs
IntelliMute®
Pro
Prevents
detection
by
radar
detector
detectors
(RODs)
when
traveling
at
slower
speeds
Smart
Power™
A
timed
power
saving
function
that
saves
your
car's
battery
EasySet®
Programming
User-friendly
mode
selection
and
setting
with
visual
guidance
Auxiliary
Audio
Jack
For
external
speaker
connection
Mounting
Mounts
easily
on
windshield
or
dashboard
This
booklet
describes
the
simple
steps
for
mounting
and
setting
up
your
detector.
It
also
provides
helpful
information
about
how
radar
and
laser
guns
are
used
and
how
you
can
interpret
the
alerts
you
receive.
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Introduction
Important
Information
A1
Customer
Assistance
A1
Controls,
Indicators,
Connections
and
Display
A2
Product
Features
A3
Your
Detector
Installation
2
Getting
Started
5
EasySet
Programming
6
Settings
10
IntelliShield
Highway/City
Modes
10
Muting
an
Alert
12
Auto
Mute
Mode
12
Auxiliary
Audio
Jack
12
IntelliMute
13
IntelliMute
Pro
16
Compass
17
Pop
Alert
19
K,
Ku
and
X
Band
Detection
19
VG-2
Alert
20
Spectre
I &
IV+
Alerts
21
SmartPower
22
DigiView
Data
Display
Brightness
23
Detection
25
Signals
Detected
25
Audio
Alerts
25
Visual
Display
25
Instant-On
Detection
29
Pop
Detection
29
Responding
to
Alerts
29
Understanding
Radar
and
Laser
30
Maintenance
32
Specifications
33
Wananty
Limited
1-Year
Warranty
34
Customer
Assistance
Product
Service
35
Optional
Accessories
36
Accessories
Order
Info
37
Trademark
Acknowledgement..
37
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Installation
Where to Mount Your Unit
You
will
get
optimum
performance
from
your
detector
if
you
Mount
it
at
a
point
approximately
in
the
center
of
the
vehicle,
as
low
as
possible
on
the
front
windshield
without
obstructing
the
unit's
view
of
the
road
either
to
the
front
or
rear.
You
can
also
mount
it
directly
on
the
dashboard.
•
The
unit's
lens
must
not
be
blocked
and
the
LaserEye
should
have
a
clear
view
out
the
back
window
to
allow
360
0
detection.
Radar
and
laser
signals
pass
through
glass
but
not
through
other
materials
and
objects.
Objects
that
can
block
or
weaken
incoming
signals
include:
•
Windshield
wiper
blades
•
Mirrored
sun
screens
•
Dark
tinting
at
the
top
of
the
windshield
•
Heated
windshields
currently
available
on
some
vehicles
(Instaclear
for
Ford,
Electriclear
for
GM).
Consult
your
dealer
to
see
if
you
have
this
option.
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1.
Attach
the
rubber
cups
to
the
bracket.
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2.
Make
sure
the
rubber
cups
and
your
windshield
are
clean.
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4.
Attach
the
detector
to
the
bracket.
Check
the
angle
of
the
unit.
6.
Plug
the
power
cord
into
the
detector.
I
5.
To
adjust
the
angle
if
necessary,
gently
push
or
pull
on
the
bracket
to
bend
it.
DO
NOT
use
the
detector
!
to
bend
the
bracket.
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cigar~tte
lighter
adapter
on
the
power
cord
into
your
vehicle's
cigarette
lighter.
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;
8.
You
can
temporarily
remove
the
detector
whenever
you
,
wish
by
pressing
the
bracket
release
button
and
sliding
it
off
the
bracket.
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Dashboard Mounting
:
1.
Place
the
detector
on
the
dashboard
to
find
a
location
!
where
the
unit
has
a
clear,
level
view
of
the
road.
The
angle
can
NOT
be
adjusted
after
mounting.
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2.
Remove
the
paper
backing
I
from
one
side
of
the
hook-
i
and-loop
fastener.
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13.
Attach-th;pad
to
the
I
dashboard
at
your
chosen
location
and
remove
the
other
paper
backing.
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4.
Attach
the
detector
to
the
hook-and-Ioop
fastener.
You
can
remove
and
reattach
the
unit
as
:
often
as
you
like.
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5.
Plug
the
power
cord
into
the
detector.
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6.
Plug
the
cigarette
lighter
i
adapter
on
the
power
~
cord
into
your
vehicle's
cigarette
lighter.
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Getting Started
On-Off!
Volume Control
Rotate clockwise
(away from you)
•
Three
beeps
Testing
System
Ready
The
display
will
then
cycle
through
the
user
mode
settings
(city
or
highway,
Intellimute
and
SmartPower
status).
Start-up
is
complete
when
the
display
shows
- -
h.
Important:
Once
the
compass
is
calibrated,
the
dashes
will
change
to
one
of
the
cardinal
compass
directions
(N,
NE,
E,
SE,
S,
SW,
W,
NW).
See
page
17
to
calibrate
the
compass.
Power
On
Start-Up
Complete
GNOTE
In
some
vehicles,
power
is
supplied
to
the
cigarette
lighter
even
while
the
ignition
is
Off.
If
this
is
the
case
with
your
vehicle
and
you
have
turned
the
SmartPower
Off,
you
should
turn
Off
or
unplug
your
detector
when
parking
for
lengthy
periods.
Cobra
recommends
leaving
SmartPower
at
the
factory
setting,
which
is
On.
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EasySet Programming
All
user
mode
settings
on
your
detector
can
be
changed
by
using
Program
mode.
When
changing
the
settings,
please
keep
in
mind:
•
Buttons
can
have
multiple
functions
.
•
All
settings
will
be
stored
in
memory
when
the
power
is
turned
Off
and
recalled
when
the
power
is
turned
back
On.
The
procedure
for
using
Program
mode
is
shown
on
page
7.
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NOTE
You
cannot
enter
Program
mode
during
an
alert.
The
unit
will
not
detect
signals
while
in
Program
mode.
During
programming,
if
no
buttons
are
pushed
for
ten
seconds,
the
unit
will
automatically
exit
Program
mode
and
save
the
last
settings.
Programming User Modes
The
tables
on
pages
8
through
9
show
you
how
to
program
all
user
modes
and
the
settings
you
can
choose
from.
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NOTE
On
the
following
pages,
you
will
find
more
detailed
explanations
of
each
setting.
See
page
14
for
instructions
on
setting
the
IntelliMute
activation
point.
See
page
17
for
instructions
on
calibrating
the
compass.
See
page
22
for
instructions
on
using
SmartPower.
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•

Three
beeps
To Use Program Mode
Press
and
hold
the
Program/Mute
button
for
two
seconds.
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Set/City Button
Press and release
.. eSelect/Dim Button
Press and release
..
eProgram/Mute Button
Press and hold/Press and release
Program
will
appear.
PROGRAM
Then
brief
programming
instructions
will
scroll
through
the
display
three
times.
While
the
programming
instructions
are
scrolling,
press
and
release
the
Select/Dim
button
to
cycle
through
the
user
modes.
One
beep
with
each
button
press
As
each
mode
is
displayed,
the
current
setting
for
that
mode
will
be
shown.
One
beep
One
or
two
beeps,
depending
on
your
selection
The
setting
you
select
will
be
shown.
When
you
exit
Program
mode,
the
new
setting
will
automatically
be
saved
and
EXIT
PROGRAM
and
Settings
Saved!
will
appear
in
the
display.
Settings
Saved!
EXIT
PROGRAM
With
the
user
mode
you
wish
to
change
displayed,
press
and
release
the
Set/City
button
to
change
the
setting.
To
move
to
the
next
selection,
press
the
Select/Dim
button
again.
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When
you
have
finished
programming
any
or
all
of
the
user
modes,
press
and
release
the
Program/Mute
button
to
exit
Program
mode.
Or
simply
wait
ten
seconds
without
pushing
any
buttons.
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This
EasySet
Programming
menu
lists
all
of
the
modes
and
settings
you
can
choose
from
after
you
have
entered
Program
mode
as
described
on
page
7.
Mode
Tone
Visual
Setting
Result
Set
Two
beeps
City
XA
single
beep
sounds
when
the
IntelliShield
signal
is
first
detected.
City
mode
One
beep
City
X
Audio
for
all
X
band
alerts
are
blocked
default*
beep
Off
until
signal
strength
reaches
Level
3.
One
beep
I
City
X+K
Combines
the
City
X
mode
with
prevention
of
K
band
audio
alerts
until
signal
strength
reaches
Level
2.
IntelliMute
Two
beeps
IntelliMute
On
All
alerts
(except
for
strobe
signals
mode
from
emergency
vehicles)
are
automatically
muted
below
the
engine
rev
point
you
set.
One
beep
IntelliMute
Off
Normal
operation.
Set
One
beep
Set
IntelliMute
Allows
you
to
set
the
engine
I
ntelli
Mute
(see
page
14
rev
point
while
using
IntelliMute.
RPMs
to
set
activation
Note:
Only
shown
if
IntelliMute
is
Off.
point)
--
IntelliMute
Two
beeps
IntelliMute
Pro
All
radar,
VG-2
and
Spectre
detection
is
Pro
mode
On
turned
Off
below
the
engine
rev
set
point.
One
beep
IntelliMute
Pro
Normal
operation.
Off
AutoMute
Two
beeps
AutoMute
On
The
audio
volume
of
all
alerts
will
be
mode
automatically
muted
after
four
seconds
for
as
long
as
the
signal
is
detected.
One
beep
AutoMute
Off
All
alerts
will
sound
at
full
volume
for
as
long
as
the
signal
is
detected.
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One
beep
I
Set
Compass
Allows
you
to
calibrate
the
compass.
compass
(see
page
17
to
calibrate
compass)
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Pop
Detect
Two
beeps
Pop
Detect
On
Unit
will
detect
Pop
signals.
mode
.
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One
beep
!
Pop
Detect
Off
I
Unit
will
not
detect
Pop
signals.
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One
beep
VG·2
Detect
Off
Unit
will
not
detect
VG-2
signals.
VG-2
Audio
Two
beeps
VG·2
Audio
On
With
VG-2
Detect
On,
the
unit
will
give
!
mode
(not
i
audible
alerts
for
VG-2
signals.
shown
if
VG-2
detect
is
Off)
One
beep
VG·2
Audio
Off
With
VG-2
Detect
Off,
the
unit
will
give
only
visual
alerts
for
VG-2
signals.
Spectre
Two
beeps
Spectre
Unit
will
detect
Spectre
I&
IV+
signals.
Detect
mode
Detect
On
One
beep
Spectre
Unit
will
not
detect
Spectre
I&
IV+
:
Detect
Off
signals.
Spectre
Two
beeps
!
Spectre
Audio
With
Spectre
Audio
On,
unit
will
give
Audio
mode
On
audible
alerts
for
Spectre
signals.
(not
shown
lOne
beep
Spectre
Audio
With
Spectre
Audio
Off,
unit
will
give
only
if
Spectre
I
detect
is
Off)
I
Off
visual
alerts
for
Spectre
signals.
SmartPower
Two
beeps
SmartPower
On
SmartPower
is
On.
I
I
mode
iI
-
SmartPower
Off
I
SmartPower
is
Off.
!
One
beep
I
X
Band
On
!
Unit
will
detect
X
Band
signals.
i
I
X
Band
Two
beeps
I
Detect
mode
ii
i
One
beep
X
Band
Off
;
Unit
will
not
detect
X
Band
signals.
I
i
--
K
or
Ku
Band
Two
beeps
K
or
Ku
Band
On
Unit
will
detect
K
or
Ku
Band
signals.
Detect
mode
One
beep
K
or
Ku
Band
Off
Unit
will
not
detect
K
or
Ku
Band
signals.
-----
Set
display
Two
beeps
Display
Dim
Partially
dimmed
for
dusk
or
night
driving.
Dim
mode
----
--
default*
One
beep
Display
Dimmer
More
dimmed
for
dusk
or
night
driving.
...
__
..
---_.- -
i
One
beep
Display
Dark
Display
is
Off.
I
I
.,
-···i
--.-._
..
_
..
-+-
---._---
f-.
Restore
factory!
One
beep
Restore
Factory
Resets
user
modes
and
settings
to
i
settings
I
Settings
factory
default.
!
;I
-·--····
....
··-----4-
-_
..
_---
Exit
program
I
EXIT
PROGRAM
I
Allows
you
to
exit
Program
mode.
;
One
beep
I,
____
...
_._._---..1
--
-_
..
._.
___
..
_
..............
L.
.....
_.
____
.-
.................j
*
The
settings
for
these
user
modes
can
also
be
changed
with
the
one
button
method.
See
description
of
each
user
mode
(pages
10
and
24)
for
details.
Nothing
Comes Close
to
a
Cobra~
~

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~
Settin s
Your Detector
Settings
•
IntelliShield
Highway/City
Modes
Your
detector
is
equipped
with
IntelliShield
false
signal
rejection
technology
which
consists
of
a
Highway
mode
and
three
different
levels
of
City
modes:
City
X,
City
X
Beep
Off
and
City
X+K.
City
X
mode
sounds
a
single
beep
when
the
signal
is
first
detected.
City
X
Beep
Off
mode
prevents
all
X
band
audio
alerts
until
the
signal
strength
reaches
Level
3.
City
X+K
mode
combines
the
City
X
mode
with
prevention
of
K
band
audio
alerts
until
the
signal
strength
reads
Level
2.
This
will
reduce
false
alerts
while
you
are
driving
in
or
near
urban
areas
where
there
are
many
sources
for
conflicting
X
or
K
band
signals
such
as
microwave
towers
and
automatic
door
openers.
The
factory
setting
is
Highway.
The
factory
City
mode
default
setting
is
City
X.
To Change
From
Highway
Mode
to
City
Mode
Press
and
release
the
Set/City
button.
..
•••
..
• @ Set/City
Button
Press and release
City
Mode
(0)
NOTE
When
you
change
to
City
mode,
the
unit
will
enter
whichever
city
default
mode
is
set
at
the
time.
To Change
From
City
Mode
Back
to
Highway
Mode
Press
and
release
the
Set/City
button
again.
Highway Mode
~
English

.Press and
...
hold the .
City
Set/City
.
X+~
button City·X
··
,Bee
p
Off
One
beep
each
time
the
display
cycles
To
Set
the
City
Mode
Default
Directly
Using
the
Set/City
Button
Press
and
hold
the
Set/
City
button.
Setting
City
Default
You
can
set
the
default
level
for
City
mode
(City
X,
City
X
Beep
Off
and
City
X+K)
either
in
Program
mode
or
directly
using
the
Set/City
button
.
•Set/City Button ...
City
X
~
:Press and hold
Release
the
Set/City
button
to
select
the
current
display
as
default.
None
City
X
Beep
Off,
City
X+K
or
City
X
Tone
Visual
Display
City
X
Beep
Off
One
beep
To Set
the
City
Mode
Default Using
Program
Mode
(See Page 7For
Instructions
on
Using
Program
Mode)
In
Program
mode,
go
to
City.
One
beep
City
X+K
Two
beeps
City
X
City
XBeep Off City X+K City X
City
X
Beep
Off
City
X+K
City
X
Nothing Comes Close to aCobra-
G]

~
..
- S tt"
.. •
~
eIn s
Your
Detector
Muting
an
Alert
Your
detector
allows
you
to
quickly
turn
Off
an
Audio
Alert
by
momentarily
pressing
the
Program/Mute
button.
If
you
press
the
Program/Mute
button
a
second
time
during
the
Alert,
the
Audio
Alert
will
be
turned
back
On.
Program/Mute Button (i)
..
Press and release
None
None
Auto
Mute
Mode
Auto
Mute
will
automatically
reduce
the
audio
volume
of
all
alerts
after
four
(4)
seconds
for
as
long
as
the
signal
is
detected.
The
factory
setting
for
Auto
Mute
is
On.
Tone
Visual
Display
Auto
Mute
On
Two
beeps
To Turn
Auto
Mute
On
or
Off
Using Program
Mode
(See Page 7
For
Instructions
on Using Program Mode)
In
Program
mode,
go
to
Auto
Mute.
One
beep
Auto
Mute
Off
Auto
Mute
On
Auto
Mute
Off
Auxiliary Audio
Jack
The
Auxiliary
Audio
Jack
can
be
used
to
connect
an
external
speaker
in
environments
with
high
ambient
noise
levels.
The
internal
speaker
will
be
disconnected.
@English
....•
Auxiliary
Audio
Jack

~
Settin
s .
Your
Detector
IntelliMute
IntelliMute
is
a
unique
feature
that
allows
you
to
avoid
alerts
you
don't
need
to
hear
because
you
are
stopped
or
moving
slowly.
By
sensing
the
"revs"
RPMs)
of
your
engine,
IntelliMute
knows
when
you
are
at
low
speed
and
automatically
mutes
audio
alerts
(except
for
strobe
signals
from
emergency
vehicles).
Before
IntelliMute
will
work,
you
must
set
an
activation
point
for
your
engine's
revs
(see
page
14).
Whenever
the
revs
are
below
that
point,
IntelliMute
will
begin
muting.
The
activation
point
will
be
stored
in
memory
and
recalled
each
time
the
power
is
turned
On.
An
i
will
appear
in
the
display
when
IntelliMute
is
On.
The
factory
setting
is
IntelliMute
Off.
(0)
NOTE
IntelliMute
may
not
work
with
some
vehicles
because
it
cannot
sense
the
engine's
revs.
In
such
cases,
you
can
reduce
unwanted
audio
alerts
by
using
Auto
Mute
and
City
mode
when
appropriate.
Tone
Visual
Display
IntelliMute
On,
then
i
appears
in
the
display
Two
beeps
To Turn
IntelliMute
On
or
Off
Using
Program
Mode
(See Page 7For
Instructions
on
Using
Program
Mode)
In
Program
mode,
go
to
IntelliMute.
One
beep
IntelliMute
Off
IntelliMute
On
IntelliMute
Off
Nothing
Comes Close to a
Cobra~
~

~
Settin s'
Your
Detector
What
to
Remember
While
Using
IntelliMute
IntelliMute
works
with
all
City
and
Auto
Mute
modes.
Whenever
engine
revs
are
below
the
activation
point,
an
arrow
pointing
down
will
appear
in
the
display.
Above
the
activation
point,
an
arrow
pointing
up
will
appear.
Below
Activation
Point
Above
Activation
Point
NW
.:~:.
ih
If,
for
any
reason,
the
unit
stops
sensing
your
engine's
revs,
IntelliMute
will
indicate
an
error
and
automatically
turn
Off.
The
rev
point
you
set
will
be
stored
in
the
unit's
memory
when
power
is
turned
Off
and
recalled
each
time
the
power
is
turned
On.
~
~~eT~ev
point
must
be
reset
if
you
use
your
detector
in
a
different
vehicle.
~
NOTE
When
initially
choosing
your
IntelliMute
activation
point,
a
setting
of
approximately
300
to
600
RPMs
above
idle
is
recommended.
You
can
reset
the
activation
point
at
any
time
to
fit
your
individual
preferences
and
driving
style.
Setting
the
IntelliMute
Activation
Point
Your
detector
must
be
installed
in
your
vehicle.
A
CAUTION
a&
Do
not
attempt
to
set
the
rev
point
while
driving.
Your
vehicle
should
be
parked
and
idling.
IntelliMute
must
be
turned
On
before
setting
the
activation
point.
~
English

Program/Mute
Button
@
•...
@
Set/City
Button
@
Select/Dim
Button
Set
IntelliMute
None
To
Set
the
IntelliMute
Activation
Point Using Program
Mode
(See Page 7
For
Instructions
on
Using
Program
Mode)
In
Program
mode,
go
to
Set
IntelliMute.
Press
and
release
the
Set/City
button
to
begin
setting
IntelliMute
RPMs.
Two
beeps
Press
SET
at
desired
RPMs
...
Rev
your
engine
to
the
level
you
wish
to
set.
Rev
the
engine
slightly
above
idle
and
hold
revs
steady
for
two
seconds.
None None
At
the
desired
rev
level,
press
and
release
the
Set/City
button.
Three
beeps
IntelliMute
Set!
Press
and
release
either
the
Select!
Dim
button
to
proceed
to
the
next
user
mode
or
the
Program!Mute
button
to
exit
the
Program
mode.
None None
Setting IntelliMute RPMs
(0)
NOTE
If
the
unit
is
unable
to
sense
usable
pulses
within
three
seconds
or
if
you
do
not
set
a
rev
point
within
20
seconds
of
beginning
these
steps,
IntelliMute
will
indicate
an
error
and
automatically
turn
Off.
Set
Intel.
..
Press
SET
...
One
beep
One
beep
IntelliMute
not
set
Please
try
again
IntelliMute
Off
IntelliMute
Not
Set
InlelliMu
.
Please Ir .
IntelliMute
Off
I
ntelli
Mute
Off
Nothing Comes Close
10
aCobra-
~

~.
Settin 5
Your
Detector
IntelliMute
Pro
prevents
detection
by
radar
detector
detectors
(RODs)
such
as
VG-2,
Spectre
I
and
Spectre
IVt
when
traveling
at
slower
speeds.
It
is
intended
for
use
by
experienced
users
only.
When
IntelliMute
Pro
is
turned
On,
and
engine
RPMs
are
below
the
IntelliMute
activation
point,
your
detector's
radar
detection
circuits
are
turned
Off
to
prevent
detection
by
RODs.
Before
IntelliMute
Pro
can
be
turned
On,
you
must
have
turned
On
and
Set
the
IntelliMute
activation
point.
(See
pages
13
through
15.)
.
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:.
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IT
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.
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is
Qn.RO~darslgriaisWillbedetecte~and
·.NQa.lerts.Will.begiven
•..
at·
RPMs·belowthe
.·lnteUiMute.activafion.point
....
Tone
Visual
Display
IntelliMute
Pro
On,
then
i
blinks
in
the
display
Two
beeps
To Turn
IntelliMute
Pro On
or
Off
Using
Program
Mode
(See Page 7
For
Instructions
on
Using
Program
Mode)
In
Program
mode,
go
to
IntelliMute
Pro.
One
beep
IntelliMute
Pro
Off,
then
i
is
steady
in
the
display
IntelliMute Pro
On
~
English
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