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CE - DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
You can nd the Declaration of Conformity in its entirety at:
GENEVO.COM/EN/CE-MAX.pdf
OPERATING FREQUENCY:
GPS: GPS, GLONASS, Galileo a QZSS
Ka narrow: 34,0 GHz, 34,3 GHz, 34,7 GHz, 35,5 GHz (±120 MHz)
Ka wide: 33,4 GHz ~ 36,0 GHz
K narrow: 24,125 GHz (±70 MHz)
K wide: 24,125 GHz (±150 MHz)
X Band: 10,525 GHz (±50 MHz)
MultaRadar: CD/CT
Gatso: RT3/RT4
Laser: 904nm
TECHNICAL PARAMETERS:
Operation temperature: -20 °C to +85 °C
Storage temperature: -20 °C to +85 °C
Operation voltage: 11 V – 16 V
Power consumption: 250 mA normal, 330 mA max. (at 12 V)
Dimensions: 101 mm × 68 mm × 33 mm
EXPLANATORY NOTES:
Radar frequency bands: Dif-
ferent radar bands are used to
measure speed, most often Ka,
K, X, or newer MultaRadars and
Gatso Radars that have extreme-
ly low transmit power and are
thus hard to detect. Dierent
bands and frequencies are used
in each country, it is therefore
necessary to have the detector
set up correctly in each country.
• Ka - One of the most common-
ly used radar band for speed
measuring.
• K - The most widely used band
at all, is comonnly used for au-
tomatic doors at petrol stations
and shops, adaptive cruise con-
trol, etc. Devices operating in
the “K” band cause false alarms,
so their quality filtration is
essential.
• X – less and less used band,
used only in some Eastern Euro-
pean countries.
• CD/CT MultaRadars - modern
radars used in Slovakia, Austria,
Poland, the Netherlands, Spain,
Portugal, or Iceland. Their de-
tection is difficult and requires
a specially modified antenna.
• Gatso radars - are the worst
detectable ones, they can be sta-
tionary or mobile. They are used
in the Netherlands, Belgium,
France, Great Britain, Slovenia,
Lithuania and Finland. They are
divided into RT2/RT3/RT4 - a
higher number means a more
modern version. The detection of
these radars is possible only by
the most modern and sensitive
detector.
Narrow: narrowed bands (not
only Ka). The frequencies of a
specic part of the band are de-
tected in the narrowed Ka band to
increase sensitivity and eliminate
false alarms.
Wide: Broadband mode, on the
other hand, searches for exam-
ple the entire Ka band from 33.4
GHz to 36.0 GHz. Use this setting
only if absolutely necessary, as it
shortens the detection distance
and increases the number of false
alarms.
Filters and false alerts: For
the correct functioning of the
detector, it is essential to lter
unwanted radar signals so that
the detector reports only police
radars. The lter settings are
further described on page 7 in the
manual (ALERTS NOTIFICATION
SETTINGS).
Laser measurement: Laser
speed measurement is based
on emitting an ultra narrow and
short-time beam of electromag-
netic light at the level of infrared
radiation. The signal is trans-
mitted for a very short time at a
specic place (usually car’s licence
plate) and therefore, it is almost
imposible to detect it in advance.
The only eective protection
against laser speed measurement
is a laser jammer.
GPS: The GPS antenna also de-
tects measurements that do not
emit any signals. These include
section speed cameras, stationary
speed cameras (induction loops)
or “red-light cameras”. We keep
adding everything continuously
to the GPS database of stationary
threats - all you have to do is keep
the detector updated.
