Cobra Electronics XRS9770 RADAR DETECTOR User Manual 2
Cobra Electronics Corporation RADAR DETECTOR Users Manual 2
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Important Information and Customer Assistance Important 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. The Cobra line of quality products includes: 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. CB Radios 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. Operating Instructions 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. microTALK® Radios Radar/Laser Detectors Safety Alert® Traffic Warning Systems Customer Assistance Truck-Specific Navigation Systems Customer Assistance HighGear Accessories 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: ® CobraMarine VHF Radios For Assistance in the U.S.A. Automated Help Desk English only. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week 773-889-3087 (phone). Power Inverters LED Lights Jumpstarters Accessories For more information or to order any of our products, please visit our website: www.cobra.com Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® XRS9770_MANL.indd 1-1 • English 15 BAND™ ULTRA PERFORMANCE DIGITAL RADAR/LASER DETECTOR WITH XTREME RANGE SUPERHETERODYNE® TECHNOLOGY XRS 9770 Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® 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. productinfo@cobra.com (e-mail). For Assistance Outside the U.S.A. Contact Your Local Dealer Printed in China Part No. 480-666-P Version A ©2010 Cobra Electronics Corporation 6500 West Cortland Street Chicago, Illinois 60707 USA www.cobra.com A1 English 8/30/10 8:38 AM Introduction Controls, Indicators, Connections and Display Windshield Bracket Release Button Introduction Congratulations! You’ve made a smart 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: LaserEye For 360° detection of laser and strobe signals. Auxiliary Audio Jack Speaker 12V DC Power Jack On-Off/Volume Control Allows user to adjust the volume of the tone and voice alerts. Alpha/Numeric Dot Matrix Text Display* 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. A2 English XRS9770_MANL.indd 2-37 Customer Assistance Product Features Windshield Bracket Mount Program/Mute Button For manual mute of audio alerts (and to enter programming mode). Product Features Select/Dim 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). System Ready WARNING Modifications or parts substitutions not approved by Cobra Electronics Corporation may violate FCC Rules and void your authority to operate this equipment. 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 signals 8-Point Compass Displays direction of travel LaserEye® For 360° 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 Voice or Tone Alert With adjustable volume Accessories Order Info Ordering From U.S.A. • Call 773-889-3087 for pricing or visit www.cobra.com. For Credit Card Orders Call 773-889-3087 [Press one from the main menu] 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Central Time, Monday through Friday. IntelliShield® Highway/City Modes Reduces falsing in urban areas with Highway mode and three levels of City mode settings Make Check or Money Order Payable To Cobra Electronics, Attn: Accessories Dept., 6500 West Cortland Street, Chicago, IL 60707 U.S.A. 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 To Order Online Please visit our website: www.cobra.com Item# Description 420-030-N-001 420-026-N-001 545-159-N-001 CLP-2B Straight 12V Power Cord Coiled 12V Power Cord Windshield Mounting Bracket Dual Port Power Adapter IntelliMute® A mute function which automatically reduces false audio alerts by sensing engine RPMs IntelliMute® Pro Prevents detection by radar detector detectors (RDDs) when traveling at slower speeds Smart Power™ A timed power saving function that saves your car’s battery Trademark Acknowledgement • Cobra®, DigiView®, EasySet®, Extra Sensory Detection®, IntelliMute®, IntelliMute Pro®, ® ® ® ® IntelliShield , LaserEye , Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra , Safety Alert Traffic Warning System, Strobe Alert®, VG-2 Alert®, Xtreme Range Superheterodyne® and the snake design are registered trademarks of Cobra Electronics Corporation, USA. Cobra Electronics Corporation™, 14 Band™, 15 Band™, Extreme Bright DataGrafix™, IntelliLink™, Revolution™ Series, SmartPower™, Spectre Alert™, Super-Xtreme Range Superheterodyne™, S-XRS™, UltraBright™, and Voice Alert™ are trademarks of Cobra Electronics Corporation, USA. Opticom™ is a trademark of 3M Corporation. Instaclear® for Ford is a registered trademark of Ford Motor Company, Inc. Electriclear® for GM is a registered trademark of General Motors Corporation. LTI Laser™ and LTI 20-20™ are trademarks of Laser Technology, Inc. Kustom Laser™, Kustom Laser 340™ and ProLaser II™ are trademarks of Kustom Signals, Inc. SpeedLaser™ is a trademark of Laser Atlanta. Bee III™ and Pop™ are a trademarks of MPH Industries. Stalker™ LIDAR is a trademark of Applied Concepts, Inc. Spectre I™ and Spectre IV™ are trademarks of Stealth Micro Systems Pty. Ltd. Interceptor VG-2™ is a trademark of TechniSonic Industries LTD. Tomar® is a registered trademark of TOMAR Electronics, Inc. EasySet® Programming User-friendly mode selection and setting with visual guidance Auxiliary Audio Jack For external speaker connection ® DigiView Data Display Mounting With easy-to-read alpha/numeric Mounts easily on windshield dot matrix text readout 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. Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® A3 Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® 37 8/30/10 8:38 AM Contents Introduction 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 Voice Alert and Tone Alert Modes .................................................................. 13 Auxiliary Audio Jack ...................................................................................... 13 IntelliMute ..................................................................................................... 14 IntelliMute Pro ................................................................................................17 Compass ....................................................................................................... 18 Pop Alert ....................................................................................................... 20 K, Ku and X Band Detection ...........................................................................20 VG-2 Alert ..................................................................................................... 21 Spectre I & IV+ Alerts .................................................................................... 22 SmartPower .................................................................................................. 23 DigiView Data Display Brightness .................................................................. 24 Detection .......................................................................................................... 26 Signals Detected ........................................................................................... 26 Audio Alerts ................................................................................................... 26 Visual Display ................................................................................................ 26 Instant-On Detection ..................................................................................... 29 Pop Detection ................................................................................................ 29 Responding to Alerts ..................................................................................... 29 Understanding Radar and Laser ........................................................................ 30 Maintenance ..................................................................................................... 32 Specifications ................................................................................................... 33 Warranty Limited 1-Year Warranty ................................................................................... 34 Customer Assistance Product Service ................................................................................................ 35 Optional Accessories ........................................................................................ 36 Accessories Order Info ...................................................................................... 37 Trademark Acknowledgement .......................................................................... 37 Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® XRS9770_MANL.indd 1 8/30/10 8:38 AM Your Detector Installation Your Detector 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. Windshield Mounting Dashboard Mounting Installation Windshield Mounting 1. Attach the rubber cups to the bracket. 2. Make sure the rubber cups and your windshield are clean. 3. Push the bracket firmly onto the windshield. The unit’s lens must not be blocked and the LaserEye should have a clear view out the back window to allow 360° detection. The LaserEye Should Have a Clear View 4. Attach the detector to the bracket. Check the angle of the unit. 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. 6. Plug the power cord into the detector. 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. English XRS9770_MANL.indd 2-3 7. Plug the cigarette lighter adapter on the power cord into your vehicle’s cigarette lighter. 8. You can temporarily remove the detector whenever you wish by pressing the bracket release button and sliding it off the bracket. Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® 8/30/10 8:38 AM Your Detector Installation Your Detector Getting Started Getting Started 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. 2. Remove the paper backing from one side of the hookand-loop fastener. 3. Attach the pad to the dashboard at your chosen location and remove the other paper backing. On-Off/ Volume Control Rotate clockwise (away from you) To Turn On the Unit and Adjust the Audio Volume Rotate the On-Off/ Volume control clockwise (away from you). 6. Plug the cigarette lighter adapter on the power cord into your vehicle’s cigarette lighter. English XRS9770_MANL.indd 4-5 Tone Visual Display Testing Three beeps System Ready Voice Testing, then three beeps System Ready The display will then cycle through the user Voice Alert mode settings (city or highway, Intellimute and SmartPower status). Start-up is complete when the display shows – – 4. Attach the detector to the hook-and-loop fastener. You can remove and reattach the unit as often as you like. 5. Plug the power cord into the detector. • 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 18 to calibrate the compass. Power On Testing System Ready Voice Alert Start-Up Complete _ _ NOTE 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. Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® 8/30/10 8:39 AM Your Detector EasySet Programming 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. Your Detector 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. See page 15 for instructions on setting the IntelliMute activation point. See page 18 for instructions on calibrating the compass. See page 23 for instructions on using SmartPower. Set/City Button Press and release • The procedure for using Program mode is shown on page 7. NOTE On the following pages, you will find more detailed explanations of each setting. EasySet Programming Select/Dim Button Press and release Program/Mute Button Press and hold/Press and release To Use Program Mode Press and hold the Program/Mute button for two seconds. Tone Three beeps Visual Display Program will appear. Voice Start Program PROGRAM While the programming instructions are scrolling, press and release the Select/Dim button to cycle through the user modes. With the user mode you wish to change displayed, press and release the Set/ City button to change the setting. Then brief programming instructions will scroll through the display three times. One beep with As each mode is displayed, None each button the current setting for that press mode will be shown. One or two beeps, depending on your selection The setting you select will be shown. Current setting One beep When you exit Program mode, Exit Program the new setting will automatically be saved and EXIT PROGRAM and Settings Saved! will appear. To move to the next selection, press the Select/Dim button again. 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. English XRS9770_MANL.indd 6-7 EXIT Settings PROGRAM Saved! Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® 8/30/10 8:39 AM Your Detector EasySet Programming 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 Display/Voice Result Set IntelliShield City mode default* Two beeps City X A single beep sounds when the signal is first detected. One beep City X beep Off Audio for all X band alerts are blocked until signal strength reaches Level 3. One beep City X+K Combines the City X mode with prevention of K band audio alerts until signal strength reaches Level 2. Two beeps IntelliMute On All alerts (except for strobe signals from emergency vehicles) are automatically muted below the engine rev point you set. IntelliMute mode EasySet Programming Mode Tone Display/Voice Result VG-2 Detect mode Two beeps VG-2 Detect On Unit will detect VG-2 signals. One beep VG-2 Detect Off Unit will not detect VG-2 signals. VG-2 Audio mode (not shown if VG-2 detect is Off) Two beeps VG-2 Audio On With VG-2 Detect On, the unit will give audible alerts for VG-2 signals. One beep VG-2 Audio Off With VG-2 Detect Off, the unit will give only visual alerts for VG-2 signals. Spectre Detect mode Two beeps Spectre Detect On Unit will detect Spectre I & IV+ signals. One beep Spectre Detect Off Unit will not detect Spectre I & IV+ signals. Spectre Audio mode (not shown if Spectre detect is Off) Two beeps Spectre Audio On With Spectre Audio On, unit will give audible alerts for Spectre signals. One beep Spectre Audio Off With Spectre I Audio Off, unit will give only visual alerts for Spectre I & IV+ signals. SmartPower On SmartPower is On. One beep IntelliMute Off Normal operation. Set IntelliMute One beep RPMs Set IntelliMute (see page 15 to set activation point) Allows you to set the engine rev point while using IntelliMute. Note: Only shown if IntelliMute is Off. SmartPower mode Two beeps One beep SmartPower Off SmartPower is Off. X Band Detect mode Two beeps X Band On Unit will detect X Band signals. One beep X Band Off Unit will not detect X Band signals. K or Ku Band Detect mode Two beeps K or Ku Band On Unit will detect K or Ku Band signals. One beep K or Ku Band Off Unit will not detect K or Ku Band signals. Set display Dim mode default* Two beeps Display Dim Partially dimmed for dusk or night driving. One beep Display Dimmer More dimmed for dusk or night driving. One beep Display Dark Display is Off. Restore factory settings One beep Restore Factory Settings Resets user modes and settings to factory default. Exit program One beep EXIT PROGRAM Allows you to exit Program mode. IntelliMute Pro mode Auto Mute mode Your Detector Two beeps IntelliMute Pro On All radar, VG-2 and Spectre detection is turned Off below the engine rev set point. One beep IntelliMute Pro Off Normal operation. Two beeps AutoMute On The audio volume of all alerts will be 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. Set Compass One beep Set Compass Allows you to calibrate the compass. (see page 18 to calibrate compass) Pop Detect mode Two beeps Pop Detect On Unit will detect Pop signals. One beep Pop Detect Off Unit will not detect Pop signals. English XRS9770_MANL.indd 8-9 * The settings for these user modes can also be changed with the one button method.See description of each user mode (pages 10 and 25) for details. Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® 8/30/10 8:39 AM Your Detector Settings 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. Set/City Button Press and release To Change From Highway Mode to City Mode Press and release the Set/City button. Tone One beep Voice City X or City X Beep Off or City X, K 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. Tone Two beeps Highway Mode NW 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 Press and hold City X City X+K Press and hold the Set/City button City X Beep Off To Set the City Mode Default Directly Using the Set/City Button Press and hold the Set/ City button. Tone or Voice Release the Set/City button to select the current display as default. None One beep each time the display cycles Visual Display Cycles – see chart above City X Beep Off, City X+K or City X To Set the City Mode Default Using Program Mode City Mode NW Visual Display c appears in the display Settings Visual Display h appears in the display Voice Highway (See Page 7 For Instructions on Using Program Mode) In Program mode, go to City. Tone Visual Display Voice One beep City X Beep Off City X Beep Off One beep City X+K City X, K Two beeps City X City X City X Beep Off City X City X+K City X+K City X City X Beep Off 10 English XRS9770_MANL.indd 10-11 Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® 11 8/30/10 8:39 AM Your Detector Settings Your Detector Settings Muting an Alert Voice Alert and Tone Alert Modes 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. You can set your detector to sound alerts and confirm user settings with either a Voice or a Tone. The factory setting for Alert mode is Voice. To Select Voice or Tone Mode Using Program Mode (See Page 7 For Instructions on Using Program Mode) Program/Mute Button Press and release In Program mode, go to Voice/Tone. To Turn On or Off an Audio Alert Using the Program/Mute Button Press and release the Program/Mute button. Tone None Tone Visual Display Voice One beep Tone Tone Alert Voice Alert Voice Voice Alert Visual Display None Auxiliary Audio Jack Auto Mute Mode Auto Mute will automatically reduce the audio volume of all alerts after four seconds for as long as the signal is detected. The factory setting for Auto Mute is On. 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. 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. 12 English XRS9770_MANL.indd 12-13 Tone Visual Display Voice Two beeps Auto Mute On Auto Mute On One beep Auto Mute Off Auto Mute Off Auto Mute Off Auto Mute On AutoMute On AutoMute Off Auxiliary Audio Jack Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® 13 8/30/10 8:39 AM Your Detector Settings 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 15). 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. 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. Settings 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 NW i h Above Activation Point NW i h 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. NOTE The rev point must be reset if you use your detector in a different vehicle. To Turn IntelliMute On or Off Using Program Mode (See Page 7 For Instructions on Using Program Mode) In Program mode, go to IntelliMute. Tone Visual Display Voice Two beeps IntelliMute On, then i appears in the display IntelliMute On One beep IntelliMute Off IntelliMute Off IntelliMute On 14 English XRS9770_MANL.indd 14-15 Setting the IntelliMute Activation Point Your detector must be installed in your vehicle. IntelliMute Off Intelli Intelli Mute Mute On Off NW 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. CAUTION 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. i h Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® 15 8/30/10 8:39 AM Your Detector Settings Your Detector Set/City Button Select/Dim Button Program/Mute Button 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. Tone None Visual Display Set IntelliMute Voice None Press and release the Set/City button to begin setting IntelliMute RPMs. Two beeps Press SET at desired RPMs… Set Engine Revs 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 None At the desired rev level, press and release the Set/City button. Three beeps IntelliMute Set! 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 None Setting IntelliMute RRMs Set Intel... PressSET... 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. Tone One beep One beep Visual Display IntelliMute not set Please try again IntelliMute Off Voice IntelliMute not set Please try again IntelliMute Off IntelliMute Not Set IntelliMu... Please tr... Settings IntelliMute Pro IntelliMute Pro prevents detection by radar detector detectors (RDDs) such as VG-2, Spectre I and Spectre IV+ 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 RDDs. Before IntelliMute Pro can be turned On, you must have turned On and Set the IntelliMute activation point. (See pages 14 through 16.) CAUTION When IntelliMute Pro is On, NO radar signals will be detected and NO alerts will be given at RPMs below the IntelliMute activation point. 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. Tone Visual Display Voice Two beeps IntelliMute Pro On, then i blinks in the display IntelliMute Pro On One beep IntelliMute Pro Off, then i is steady in the display IntelliMute Pro Off Intelli Mute Set! IntelliMute Off Intelli Mute IntelliMute Pro On Intelli Intelli Mute Pro Mute Pro On Off Off NW 16 English XRS9770_MANL.indd 16-17 IntelliMute Pro Off i h NW i h Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® 17 8/30/10 8:39 AM Your Detector Settings Compass Your detector includes an internal 8-point Compass that will continuously display your current direction of travel: N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W or NW. Calibrating the Compass Your Detector Settings NW Set/City Button NE Select/Dim Button Program/Mute Button 8-Point Compass SW SE NOTE Before using it for the first time, you must calibrate the compass to provide accurate indications of direction. See page 7 for instructions on using the Program mode to select Set Compass. Calibration allows the compass electronics to measure and store information about the magnetic fields generated by your vehicle. The compass will remain accurately calibrated as long as your detector is mounted in the same place in your vehicle. If you change the location where the unit is mounted or move it to another vehicle, you must recalibrate the compass. The compass temporarily may not provide accurate readings if you are inside a building or enclosure, or are close to a large metal tractor/trailer, truck, or train. Once you are away from such a location, the compass will work correctly again. NOTE When the instructions direct you to drive in two circles, a large parking lot is the most convenient place to do so. It does not matter what direction your vehicle is pointing when you start the circles, which direction you go to make the circles, and it does not have to be exactly two circles. You do NOT have to make perfect circles. You can drive in any pattern, as long as you make two complete turns. Four three-point turns, two small squares, or any two complete loops will work as well as two circles. It does not matter what size the circles are, if your speed is constant, or how fast you make the circles [but less than two minutes]. Please be careful when making the circles and watch for other traffic. To Calibrate the Compass Using Program Mode (See Page 7 For Instructions on Using Program Mode) In Program mode, go to Set Compass. Tone Press and release the Set/City button to begin setting the compass. One (1) beep Drive in 2 Set Compass circles… Press SET when done… Within two minutes, drive your vehicle in a circle twice, then press the Set/City button again. Three beeps Compass Set! For two seconds followed by direction of travel (N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W or NW) Compass Set Press and release either the Select/Dim button to proceed to the next user mode or the Program/Mute button to exit Program mode. None None None None Set Compass Set Compa... XRS9770_MANL.indd 18-19 Compass Set Drive in... Compass Press SET... Set! Voice None Direction of Travel N W NOTE If you do not press the Set/City button within two minutes after beginning the set compass process, compass calibration will automatically terminate. Tone One beep Visual Display Voice Compass not set… Compass not set… Please try again… 18 English Calibrate Compass Visual Display Set Compass Please try again… Terminate Compass n... Please tr... Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® 19 8/30/10 8:39 AM Your Detector Settings Your Detector Pop Alert The Pop Mode Radar Gun is a single-pulse Doppler radar that is a feature of a K and Ka (Bee III Ka radar gun) band Instant-On radar gun. It uses a single, short-time pulse to measure the target vehicle’s speed. The Pop mode receiver senses Pop singles beyond the effective range of Pop radar guns. As the Pop mode receiver is so sensitive, you should limit the use of Pop Detect mode to highway and rural driving. Pop Alert will alert you to Pop radar signals. During the alert, the unit continues to detect other signals. The factory setting is Pop Detect Off. To Turn Pop Detect Mode On or Off Using Program Mode Pop Detect On (See Page 7 For Instructions on Using Program Mode) In Program mode, go to Pop Detect. P op O n ToneVisual Display Voice Two beeps Pop On Pop On Pop Detect Off One beep Pop Off Pop Off P op O ff Settings VG-2 Alert The detector is undetectable by VG-2 detection devices and will alert you when such a device is in use near your vehicle. During the alert, the unit continues to detect other signals. You can choose whether or not you want your unit to show VG-2 Alerts. With VG-2 Detect mode On, you can also choose whether or not you want your unit to sound audible VG-2 Alerts. The factory settings are VG-2 Detect Off and VG-2 Detect Audio Off. To Turn VG-2 Detect Mode On or Off Using Program Mode (See Page 7 For Instructions on Using Program Mode) In Program mode, go to VG-2 Detect. Tone Visual Display Voice Two beeps VG2 On VG2 On One beep VG2 Off VG2 Off VG-2 Detect On K, Ku and X Band Detection The new Ku Band may be introduced to North America in the future. To prevent false alerts until it is, the factory default for Ku Band detection is Off. In parts of North America, annoying false alerts from door openers and similar devices are triggered on the X Band and K Band. If desired, X Band or K Band can be turned Off. The factory default for X Band and K Band detection is On. To Turn X, K and/or Ku Mode On or Off Using Program Mode (See Page 7 For Instructions on Using Program Mode) In Program mode, go to X, K or Ku band. X-Band On X -Band On X-Band Off X -B and Off Tone Two beeps One beep Two beeps One beep Two beeps One beep Visual Display X-Band On X-Band Off K-Band On K-Band Off Ku-Band On Ku-Band Off VG2 On VG-2 Detect Off VG2 Off To Turn VG-2 Audio Mode On or Off Using Program Mode (See Page 7 For Instructions on Using Program Mode) In Program mode, go to VG-2 Audio. Tone Visual Display Two beeps VG2 Audio On VG2 Audio On One beep VG2 Audio Off VG2 Audio Off VG-2 Audio On VG-2 Audio Off ...Audio On ...Audio Off Voice K-Band On K -Band On 20 English XRS9770_MANL.indd 20-21 K-Band Off Ku-Band On K-Band Off K u - B a n d On Ku-Band Off K u - Ba n d O f f Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® 21 8/30/10 8:39 AM Your Detector Settings Your Detector Settings Spectre I & IV+ Alerts SmartPower Police use radar detector detectors (RDDs) to spot users of radar detectors. Your detector is able to identify signals from Spectre I and Spectre IV+ RDDs and can provide alerts when any of these or similar devices are in use near your vehicle. Your detector includes the SmartPower feature that, when activated, will put the unit into Standby mode (low power) for about 30 minutes after the car’s engine has been turned Off. After 30 minutes in Standby mode, the unit will automatically turn Off. Your detector can be spotted by Spectre IV+ RDDs, but is invisible to Spectre I RDDs. You can choose whether or not you want your unit to show Spectre Alerts. With Spectre Detect mode On, you can also choose whether or not you want your unit to sound audible Spectre Alerts. The factory settings are Spectre Detect Off, Spectre Audio Off. To Turn Spectre Detect Mode On or Off Using Program Mode (See Page 7 For Instructions on Using Program Mode) In Program mode, go to Spectre Detect. Visual Display Voice Two beeps Spectre On Spectre On One beep Spectre Off Spectre Off Spectre On Pwr Save Before SmartPower enters Standby mode, you will hear one beep and Pwr Save will appear on the display. To return the unit to normal Power mode or exit Standby mode, start the car, press any button or turn the unit Off and then On again. The factory setting is SmartPower On. To Turn SmartPower Mode On or Off Using Program Mode (See Page 7 For Instructions on Using Program Mode) Tone Spectre Detect On SmartPower Entering Standby Mode Spectre Detect Off S p e c t r e Off In Program mode, go to SmartPower. Tone Visual Display Two beeps SmartPower On SmartPower On One beep SmartPower Off SmartPower Off SmartPower On SmartPower Off ...Power On ...Power Off Voice To Turn Spectre Mode On or Off Using Program Mode (See Page 7 For Instructions on Using Program Mode) In Program mode, go to Spectre Audio. Tone Two beeps Spectre Audio On Spectre Audio On Spectre Audio Off Spectre Audio Off ...Audio On XRS9770_MANL.indd 22-23 Voice One beep Spectre Audio On 22 English Visual Display Spectre Audio Off ...Audio Off Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® 23 8/30/10 8:39 AM Your Detector Settings Your Detector DigiView Data Display Brightness Your detector has a Bright display mode (for daytime driving) and three levels of Dim display modes (Dim for dusk driving, Dimmer for night driving and Dark where no visual alerts will be displayed) to control the display’s brightness levels. The factory setting is Bright. The factory Dim mode default setting is Dimmer. Settings Setting Dim Default You can set the default level for Dim mode (Dim, Dimmer or Dark) either in Program mode or directly using the Select/Dim button. Select/Dim Button Dim Dark Indicator Press and hold Dark Select/Dim Select/Dim Button button Dimmer To Set the Display Dim Mode Default Directly Using the Set/Dim Button To Change the Brightness to Dim Press and release the Select/Dim button once. Dim Display Dim Tone Two beeps Dimmer Display Dimmer Visual Display Dim, Dimmer or Dark Voice Dim, Dimmer or Dark Dark Display Press and hold the Select/ Tone or Voice Dim button. One beep each time the display cycles Visual Display Cycles – see chart above Release the Select/ Dim button to select the current display as default. Dim, Dimmer or Dark None Dark To Set the Display Dim Mode Default Using Program Mode NOTE When you change to Dim mode, the unit will enter whichever dim default mode is set at the time. To Change the Brightness to Bright Press and release the Select/Dim button again. Tone One beep Visual Display Bright Voice Bright (See Page 7 For Instructions on Using Program Mode) In Program mode, Tone go to Display Dim, Dimmer Two beeps or Dark. One beep One beep Visual Display Voice Dim Dim Dimmer Dimmer Dark Dark Bright Display Bright 24 English XRS9770_MANL.indd 24-25 Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® 25 8/30/10 8:39 AM Your Detector Detection Your Detector Detection Signals Detected • The tables on the following pages show you the types of Signals your detector will detect, as well as the visual alerts it provides for each of them. Audio Alerts A distinctly different Alert tone is used for each type of signal detected (including separate tones for each laser signal). For X, K, Ka and Ku band radar signals, the tones will repeat faster as you approach the signal source. The repeat rate of the tones gives you useful information about the signal detected. See responding to alerts on page 29. Detection Radar Signals and Visual Displays Type of Signal Visual Display X Band Radar K Band Radar Ka Band Radar Ku Band Radar Pop Radar Mode X and Signal Strength K and Signal Strength Ka and Signal Strength Ku and Signal Strength Pop X Signal Detected -- K Signal Detected --- Voice X Alert K Alert Ka Alert Ku Alert Pop Alert Ka Signal Detected Ku Signal Detected -K a---_5 K u---- Pop Signal Detected Visual Display An indication of the type of signal detected will appear in the DigiView Data Display. During X, K, Ka and Ku alerts, you will also see from one to five vertical bars, indicating the strength of the signal detected. Laser Signals, Voice and Visual Displays Type of Signal Voice Visual Display Signal Strength Chart LTI 20-20* Laser LTI 20-20 Signal Strength = 1 (Weakest Signal) -- Signal Strength = 5 (Strongest Signal) Signal Strength = 4 ---- Signal Strength = 3 Signal Strength = 2 _5 ----- --- Pop LTI Laser* Laser LTI Laser Kustom Signals Laser 340* Laser Kustom Laser 340 Kustom Signals Laser* Laser Kustom Laser Stalker LIDAR* Laser Stalker Lidar Laser Atlanta SpeedLaser/Kustom Signals-ProLaser II* Laser SpeedLaser...ProLaser II * Your detector provides 360° detection of these signals. LTI 20-20 Laser 20 /20 Stalker LIDAR 26 English XRS9770_MANL.indd 26-27 LTI Laser Kustom Signals Laser 340 Kustom Signals Laser LTI Kustom Kustom Laser Laser 340 Laser Laser Atlanta – Speedlaser Kustom Signals-ProLaser II Stalker Speedlaser Lidar ProLaser II NOTE Beep rate changes with different laser alerts. Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® 27 8/30/10 8:39 AM Your Detector Detection Your Detector Detection Instant-On Detection Strobe Alert Signals and Visual Displays Type of Signal Visual Display Voice 3M Opticom or Tomar* Emergency Vehicle Emergency Vehicle Approaching Your detector is designed to detect Instant-On speed monitoring signals, which can suddenly appear at full strength. NOTE You should take appropriate action immediately whenever an instant-on alert is given. * Your detector provides 360˚ detection of these signals. Strobe Alert Display (Flashing) Emergency... Pop Detection Type of Signal Visual Display Voice Your detector is designed to detect single pulse mode radars. These radars are designed to have a low probability of detection. You should note that these radar guns have a much shorter range while in this mode. Emergency Vehicles Emergency Vehicle Emergency Vehicle Approaching Responding to Alerts Road Hazards Road Hazard Road Hazard Ahead Safety Alert Signals and Visual Displays Train Trains Emergency Alert Signal Detected Emergency... Road Hazard Alert Signal Detected Train Approaching Train Alert Signal Detected Road Train Description Interpretation Recommended Response Tone repeats slowly at first, then speeds up rapidly. Probably police radar. FULL ALERT Tone sounds one time only. Probably a false alarm, but possibly pulsed radar, Spectre I or VG-2 nearby. Exercise caution Tone instantly begins repeating rapidly. Radar, Spectre I or VG-2 nearby has been activated suddenly. FULL ALERT Pop mode tone. Pop mode gun very close. FULL ALERT Tone repeats slowly as you approach a hill or bridge, then speeds up sharply as you reach it. Probably police radar beyond the hill or bridge. FULL ALERT Tone repeats slowly for a short period. Probably a false alarm. Exercise caution Any type of laser alert. Laser alerts are never false alarms. FULL ALERT Any Safety Alert or Strobe Alert. You are nearing an emergency vehicle, railroad crossing, or road hazard (construction, accident, etc.). Exercise caution Hazard NOTE There are different tones for each Safety Alert. VG-2 and Spectre I & IV+ Alert Signals and Visual Displays Type of Signal Visual Display Voice VG-2 Alert VG2 VG-2 Alert Spectre Spectre Spectre Alert Spectre Alert Signal Detected Spectre VG-2 Alert Signal Detected VG2 NOTE There are different tones for each alert. 28 English XRS9770_MANL.indd 28-29 Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® 29 8/30/10 8:39 AM Your Detector Understanding Radar and Laser Understanding Radar and Laser Radar Speed Monitoring Systems Your Detector • Three band frequencies have been approved by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for use by speed monitoring radar equipment: X band 10.525 GHz K band 24.150 GHz Ka band 33.400 – 36.00 GHz Understanding Radar and Laser Strobe Alert Special strobes mounted on the light bars of authorized emergency vehicles (fire trucks, police cars, ambulances) automatically change traffic signals as the vehicle approaches an intersection. These strobes and the special strobe detectors located on the traffic signals, introduced fairly recently by 3M and Tomar, are already in use in more than 1000 cities nationwide. Cobra’s exclusive Strobe Alert detector will detect these special strobes and give an emergency vehicle alert. Your detector detects signals in all three radar bands, plus Ku band (13.435 GHz), which is an approved frequency used in parts of Europe and Asia. When you receive such an alert, please watch for an approaching emergency vehicle and pull over to allow it to pass. To inquire about coverage in your area, contact your local fire and police departments. VG-2 and Spectre I & IV+ LIDAR (Laser) VG-2 and Spectre I & IV+ are radar detector detectors (RDDs) that work by detecting low-level signals emitted by most radar detectors. Your detector does not emit signals that can be spotted by VG-2 and Spectre I RDDs. However, your detector can be spotted by Spectre IV+ RDDs. Your unit detects signals from these or similar devices and will alert you when such a device is in use near your vehicle. Safety Alert Traffic Warning System FCC-approved Safety Alert transmitters emit microwave radar signals that indicate the presence of a safety-related concern. Depending on the frequency of the signal emitted, it can indicate a speeding emergency vehicle or train, or a stationary road hazard. Because these microwave signals are within the K band frequency, most conventional radar detectors will detect Safety Alert signals as standard K band radar. Your detector, however, is designed to differentiate between standard K band and Safety Alert signals, and give separate alerts for each. Safety Alert technology is relatively new. Safety Alert transmitters can be found in limited numbers in all 50 states, but the number is growing. Depending on your location, you may not receive these alerts regularly and may often encounter emergency vehicles, trains and road hazards without being alerted. As the number of transmitters increases, these alerts will become more common. When you receive such an alert, please watch for emergency vehicles ahead of you, on cross streets and behind you. If you see an emergency vehicle approaching, please pull over to the right side of the road and allow it to pass. 30 English XRS9770_MANL.indd 30-31 The correct name for the technology that most people refer to as laser is actually LIDAR, which stands for Light Detection and Ranging. LIDAR operates much like radar. Its signal spreads out like a radar signal, though not as widely. Unlike radar, LIDAR must have a clear line of sight to its target vehicle throughout the entire measurement interval. Obstructions such as sign posts, utility poles, tree branches, etc., will prevent valid speed measurement. Some common questions about LIDAR include: Does weather have any affect on LIDAR? Yes. Rain, snow, smoke, fog, or airborne dust particles will reduce the effective range of LIDAR and can, if dense enough, prevent its operation. Can LIDAR operate through glass? Yes. Newer LIDAR guns can obtain readings through most types of glass. However, the laser pulse also can be received through glass to trigger an alarm by your detector. Can LIDAR operate while in motion? No. Because LIDAR operates by line of sight, the person using it cannot drive the vehicle, aim and operate the gun all at the same time. Is it legal for police to use LIDAR? Yes, LIDAR is allowed to be used in all 50 States by police. Your detector detects LIDAR (laser). Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® 31 8/30/10 8:39 AM Your Detector Maintenance Your Detector Pop Radar Guns The Pop mode Radar Gun is a single pulse Doppler radar that is a feature of a K and Ka (Bee III Ka radar gun) band Instant-On radar gun. It uses a single short time pulse to measure the target vehicle’s speed. Despite the fact that the short, single pulse makes the unit very sensitive to officer hand and vehicle movement and reduces the range of the gun in Pop mode to 50% of its range in Continuous Wave mode, this feature is added in an attempt to make the radar gun invisible to Radar Detectors. Although your detector can sense Pop signals beyond the effective range of Pop radar guns, there will be a signal to sense only if a gun is triggered. In addition, the Pop mode receiver section is more prone to false alerts because of its extra sensitivity. This is especially so in urban areas. As a result, you should consider using the Pop Detect mode only in highway and rural situations. Cobra Electronics has included a user selectable On or Off Pop Detect mode. Maintenance Maintenance of Your Radar Detector • Specifications Specifications Band and Frequencies Band Frequencies X Band 10.525 ± 0.050 GHz K Band 24.125 ± 0.125 GHz Ka Band 34.700 ± 1.300 GHz Ku Band 13.435 ± 0.035 GHz VG-2 11.500 ± 0.250 GHz Laser 910 ± 50nm 100 910 ± 50nm 125 910 ± 50nm 130 910 ± 50nm 200 910 ± 50nm 238 910 ± 50nm 340 13.300 ± 0.200 Not Disclosed PPS PPS PPS PPS PPS PPS GHz 24.070 24.110 24.190 24.230 700 GHz GHz GHz GHz nm Spectre I Spectre IV/IV+ Your detector is designed and built to give you years of trouble-free performance without the need for service. No routine Maintenance is required. Safety Alert Traffic Warning System If your unit does not appear to be operating properly, please follow these troubleshooting steps: Strobe Make sure the power cord is properly connected. Make sure the socket of your vehicle’s cigarette lighter is clean and free of corrosion. Make sure the power cord’s cigarette lighter adapter is firmly seated in your cigarette lighter. Check the power cord fuse. (Unscrew the ribbed end cap of the cigarette lighter adapter and examine the fuse. If required, replace it with a 2-amp fuse only.) 32 English XRS9770_MANL.indd 32-33 ± 0.010 ± 0.010 ± 0.010 ± 0.010 ±300 This radar detector is covered by one or more of the following U.S. patents: 5,497,148; 5,594,432; 5,612,685; 6,078,279; 6,094,148. Additional patents may be listed inside the product or pending. Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® 33 8/30/10 8:39 AM Warranty Warranty Limited 1-Year Warranty Customer Assistance • Product Service Product Service • For Products Purchased in the U.S.A. Cobra Electronics Corporation warrants that its Cobra Radar/Laser Detectors, and the component parts thereof, will be free of defects in workmanship and materials for a period of one year from the date of first consumer purchase. This warranty may be enforced by the first consumer purchaser, provided that the product is utilized within the U.S.A. For any questions about operating or installing this new Cobra product, or if parts are missing…PLEASE CALL COBRA FIRST…do not return this product to the store. See customer assistance on page A1. Cobra will, without charge, repair or replace, at its option, defective Radar/Laser Detectors, products or component parts upon delivery to the Cobra Factory Service Department, accompanied by proof of the date of first consumer purchase, such as a duplicated copy of a sales receipt. If Cobra asks that the product be sent to its factory, the following must be furnished to have the product serviced and returned: You must pay any initial shipping charges required to ship the product for warranty service, but the return charges will be at Cobra’s expense, if the product is repaired or replaced under warranty. This warranty gives you specific rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. Exclusions: This limited warranty does not apply: 1. To any product damaged by accident. 2. In the event of misuse or abuse of the product or as a result of unauthorized alterations or repairs. 3. If the serial number has been altered, defaced or removed. 4. If the owner of the product resides outside the U.S.A. All implied warranties, including warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are limited in duration to the length of this warranty. Cobra shall not be liable for any incidental, consequential or other damages; including, without limitation, damages resulting from loss of use or cost of installation. If this product should require factory service, please call Cobra first at 773-889-3087 BEFORE sending the product. This will ensure the fastest turnaround time on any repair. 1. Send the complete unit, including power cord. (It is not necessary to include the mounting bracket.) 2. For warranty repair, enclose some form of proof-of-purchase, such as a photocopy or carbon copy of a sales receipt. If you send the original receipt, it cannot be returned. 3. Enclose a typed or clearly written description of the problem you are having with your unit, plus the name and address where you want the unit returned. 4. Pack the unit securely to prevent damage during transit. If possible, use the original packing materials. 5. Ship prepaid and insured using a traceable carrier such as United Parcel Service (UPS), Federal Express, or Priority mail with delivery confirmation. Ship to: Cobra Factory Service, Cobra Electronics Corporation, 6500 West Cortland Street, Chicago, IL 60707 U.S.A. 6. Please allow three to four weeks before contacting us about the status of your service. Call 773-889-3087 for assistance. If your unit is under warranty, it will either be repaired or replaced upon receipt, depending on the model. If your unit is out of warranty, you will receive a letter informing you of the repair or replacement charge. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts and/or do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations may not apply to you. 34 English XRS9770_MANL.indd 34-35 Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® 35 8/30/10 8:39 AM Customer Assistance Optional Accessories Optional Accessories You can find quality Cobra products and accessories at your local Cobra dealer, or in the U.S.A., you can order directly from Cobra. See ordering info on page 37. Straight 12V DC Power Cord Windshield Mounting Bracket Includes plug and fuse Item # 420-030-N-001 Includes suction cups Item # 545-159-N-001 Coiled 12V DC Power Cord Dual Port Power Adapter Includes plug and fuse Item # 420-026-N-001 Includes adjustable plug (up to 90˚) and fuse Item # CLP-2B • 36 English XRS9770_MANL.indd 36 8/30/10 8:39 AM
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14:52:09-05:00, 2010:08:13 15:15:31-05:00, 2010:08:13 15:15:56-05:00, 2010:08:16 10:26:24-05:00, 2010:08:17 10:18:03-05:00, 2010:08:18 16:29:46-05:00, 2010:08:18 16:39:15-05:00, 2010:08:19 09:06:27-05:00, 2010:08:19 09:06:52-05:00, 2010:08:19 09:45:19-05:00, 2010:08:19 09:45:45-05:00, 2010:08:19 10:01:56-05:00, 2010:08:19 15:25:37-05:00, 2010:08:19 16:14:46-05:00, 2010:08:24 15:37:03-05:00, 2010:08:25 08:32:13-05:00, 2010:08:25 08:32:41-05:00, 2010:08:25 08:34:37-05:00 History Software Agent : Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, Adobe InDesign 6.0, 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