Whistler Pro68SE Laser Owners Manual
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To install the Whistler Pro68SE, mount the detector on the windshield using the provided suction cups or on the dashboard using the non-skid pad. Ensure it has a clear view of the road and adjust the bracket for best detection. Connect the power cord to the detector and plug it into the cigarette lighter socket.
First, check the power cord connection to ensure it is securely plugged into both the detector and the power source. Verify that the cigarette lighter socket is functioning by testing with another device. Inspect the power cord for any damage. If the problem persists, consult the user manual or contact Whistler support.
To reduce false alerts, enable the City mode, which reduces sensitivity to non-threatening signals. Adjust the filter settings to a higher level if necessary. Regularly update the detector's firmware if updates are available from Whistler.
The VG-2 detection feature detects VG-2 radar detector-detectors used by law enforcement. When the Whistler Pro68SE detects a VG-2 signal, it will alert the user and shut down radar detection to prevent detection by VG-2 devices.
To test the radar detector, drive past a known radar source, such as a speed sign or a radar-equipped police vehicle. The detector should alert you with audible and visual signals. If it doesn’t, check the installation and settings or perform a factory reset.
To clean the detector, gently wipe the exterior with a soft, damp cloth. Do not use harsh chemicals or immerse the unit in water. Regularly check and clean the suction cups to ensure they adhere properly. Periodically inspect the power cord for wear and tear.
Continuous alerts on the highway may result from strong radar sources such as traffic monitoring systems or automatic door openers. Switching to Highway mode increases sensitivity, so consider using City mode if false alerts are too frequent.
The Whistler Pro68SE offers Highway and City modes. Highway mode provides maximum sensitivity for detecting distant signals, suitable for open roads. City mode reduces sensitivity to minimize false alerts in urban environments.
Yes, the Whistler Pro68SE can detect laser signals. It uses a 360-degree laser detection feature to identify laser threats from all directions, providing alerts to help drivers react in time.
If the display is not visible, check the brightness setting and adjust it if necessary. Ensure the detector is positioned to avoid direct sunlight that can wash out the display. If the issue persists, the display may need servicing.