Whistler CR95 Laser User Guide

To install the Whistler CR95, mount the detector on the windshield using the provided suction cups, ensuring it's level and has a clear view of the road. Connect the power cord to the cigarette lighter socket. Adjust the position for optimal detection.
First, check the power cord connection and ensure the cigarette lighter socket is functional. If the detector still does not power on, try using a different power outlet or inspect the power cord for damage.
To reduce false alerts, use the City mode to filter out non-police radar sources. Additionally, utilize the detector's GPS functionality to block known false alert locations.
Yes, you can update the firmware by visiting the Whistler website, downloading the latest update, and following the instructions provided to connect your detector to a computer via USB.
Regularly clean the detector's lens and housing with a soft, dry cloth. Check for software updates periodically and ensure all cords and mounts are securely attached.
To adjust the volume, use the volume control buttons located on the side of the detector. Press the button up to increase or down to decrease the volume to your preferred level.
Yes, the Whistler CR95 is equipped with laser detection capabilities, allowing it to detect and alert you of laser speed measuring devices used by law enforcement.
To reset the detector to factory settings, press and hold the "Power" and "Quiet" buttons simultaneously until you hear a beep, indicating the reset is complete.
The VG-2 alert indicates that the detector has detected a radar detector detector (RDD), which is used by law enforcement to identify radar detectors. The CR95 is invisible to VG-2 RDDs.
Drive to an area where radar signals are commonly present, such as near traffic lights with speed cameras. Ensure the device powers on and alerts you when signals are detected.