Power Jack
Your detector operates on . volts and receives power from the cigarette lighter socket. The cigarette lighter plug has been designed to fit universally in all sockets. The lighter socket must be clean and well grounded for proper operation.
Fuse Replacement
| If your unit is not operating because the fuse has blown, | ||||
| replace the fuse as follows: | ||||
1. | Carefully unscrew the tip of the cigarette lighter plug. | ||||
2. | Remove the tip from the cigarette lighter plug, followed by the | ||||
| old fuse. | ||||
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| or the spring inside the holder. | ||||
3. | Replace the fuse with a | ||||
| page 23, for proper replacement.) Defeating the fuse protection | ||||
| can damage your unit or your vehicle’s electrical system and | ||||
| will void your warranty. | ||||
4. | Press the tip of the plug into the body, and screw back into place. | ||||
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understanding radar, laser and sws™
Three Radar Frequencies
Three microwave frequencies have been allocated by the (Federal Communications Commission) and are used for traffic Radar: X, K and Super Wideband Ka. Your EXPRESS detector provides detection of all known radar traffic devices.
Total Tracking Laser™ (ttl™)
| Unlike Radar signals, which are highly reflective, Laser signals |
| have very poor reflective characteristics. Many of today’s Laser |
| detectors do not have the high sensitivity necessary to detect |
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