Escort EM3 Manuel D’Utilisation

Table of Contents

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Quick Reference Card

ESCORT RedLine Quick Reference Card

* Factory Default Settings

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Press the RVW button to go

from one category

to the next

PILOT

(Power-on indication)

BRIGHTNESS

ALAMP

(Alert Lamp)

POWER-ON SEQUENCE

SIGNAL STRENGTH METER

AUTOMUTE

VOICE

BANDS

Pilot HWY

Pilot H

Pilot H.>

Pilot V

Brt Auto

Brt Min

Brt Med

Brt Max

Brt Dark

Alamp ON

Alamp OFF

PwrOn FST

PwrOn STD

Meter STD

Meter EXP

Meter SPC

aMute ON

aMute OFF

Voice ON

Voice OFF

Bands DFT

Bands MOD

X

ON

or

OFF

(default is on)

K

ON

or

OFF

(default is on)

Ka

ON

or

OFF

(default is on)

POP ON

or

OFF

(default is off)

SWS ON

or

OFF

(default is off)

LSR ON

or

OFF

(default is on)

TSR ON

or

OFF

(default is off)

Press the CHG button

to change your setting

within a category

* Full word: Highway or Auto or AutoNoX

Letter: H or A or ANX

Letter, with scanning dot

Vehicle voltage

* Automatic

Minimum

Medium

Maximum

Full dark

* Alert Lamp on

Alert Lamp off

* Fast power-on sequence

Standard power-on sequence

* Standard signal strength meter

ExpertMeter

SpecDisplay

* AutoMute on

AutoMute off

* Voices on

Voices off

* Default settings

One or more bands disabled

Turn bands ON or OFF by pressing

and holding the SENS button

Quick Reference Guide

4-5

Installation

6-7

• Power Connection

6

• Mounting Location

6

• Windshield Mount

7

Controls and Features

8-11

• Power and Volume Control

8

• Power-on Indication

8

• Voice Alerts

8

• AutoMute

8

• Mute

8

• Sensitivity

8

• Brightness

9

• Dark Mode

9

• Audible Alerts

9

• Power Connector

10

• Signal Strength Meter

10

• ExpertMeter

10

• SpecDisplay

11

Preferences

12-16

• How To Use Preferences

12

• Example of Preferences

12

• Overview of Preferences

13

• Details of Preference Options

14-16

Technical Details

17-23

• Speciﬁcations

17

• Interpreting Alerts

18-19

• How Radar Works

20

• How POP Works

20

• How Laser Works

21

• How Safety Radar Works

22-23

Service

24-29

• Troubleshooting

24-25

• Service

26

• Accessories

29

• Warranty

29