Cobra Electronics Corporation IRAD900 Manual De Usuario

Plug in your iRadar ATOM using the 
included cigarette lighter adapter.  

Note: the adapter includes a USB 
port that can be used to charge your 
smartphone or tablet using the manu-
facturer’s charging cable.

For more discreet installation, a  
hardwire kit is available at  
www.cobra.com, part number 
RA-PSC B.  This can be easily wired 
into your fuse box so that iRadar 
automatically turns on when your 
car is running and does not require 
professional installation.

Turn iRadar ATOM on/off by pressing 
and holding the Power/Volume 
switch on the side of the unit.  The 
LED on the front of the unit will 
shine 

.

RA-PSC B

In order to pair iRadar ATOM to your smartphone, go to the 
Bluetooth Settings Menu on your phone/tablet.  For most 
devices this is found by pressing; Settings 

u 

Bluetooth.  

Press Scan for Devices and/or wait for the Device list to 
populate and then select iRadar.

Pairing can take up to 30 seconds.  If you are prompted to 
“Accept password to pair” press Confirm.  When iRadar 
is properly paired “Connected” will be shown on iOS 
products and “Paired but not connected” will be shown 
on Android products. 

When iRadar is properly paired and connected to your 
phone the LED on the front of the unit will shine 

.

For more information on pairing with Bluetooth devices 
consult your phone’s owners manual.

If you are having trouble initializing or maintaining your 
Bluetooth connection completely turn off your smart-
phone and detector device, wait 30 seconds, and then 
turn them back on.  

Now that you are paired with iRadar you’re ready to start 
using the Cobra iRadar app.

To download the app you must enter the 
iTunes Store or Google Play and search for 
“Cobra iRadar”.  Follow the onscreen 
instructions to download and install the 
Cobra iRadar app. 

The iRadar app is what separates Cobra 
from any other detectors out there.  

Make sure to check out the Tutorial for a 
full explanation of app features.  The Tuto-
rial automatically is displayed the first time 
you launch the app and then subsequently 
can be accessed from the Menu.

Information on specific settings and  
explanations of radar bands can be  
found by pressing the           buttons in the  
settings menus.

As you approach a specific Threat Area 
you will hear a short beep and then the 
app will indicate the Cobra’s assess-
ment of the reliability of the threat.

High-Threat Area means multiple 
reports have confirmed a legitimate 
threat in the area recently.

Medium or Low-Threat Area means 
signals have been detected but have 
either not been confirmed or have not 
been reported lately.

Paying attention to threat areas will allow you to be warned 
of potential threats before you enter radar detection range. 
Community Radar/Laser alert sharing means that you have 
an entire network of users working to keep you and your 
wallet safe.

When you, or any other iRadar user, detects a radar or laser 
signal the alert information is anonymously sent to Cobra’s 
cloud servers.  Within seconds, that information is processed 
and displayed on your map as part of a Threat Area.

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