Beltronics RX65 Guida Utente

Table of Contents

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

• Voice

8

• Power-on indication

8

• AutoMute

8

• Mute

8

• Highway / AutoScan / City Switch

8

• Brightness and Dark Mode

9

• Audible Alerts

9

• Power Connector

10

• Signal Strength Meter

10

• Threat Display

11

• Tech Display

11

Programming

12-16

• How to use Programming

12

• Example of Programming

12

• Overview of Programming

13

• Details of Programming

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

24-28

• Troubleshooting

24-25

• Service

26

• Registration

28

• Warranty and Accessories

29

3

2

Quick Reference Card

BEL Pro RX65 Quick Reference Card

* Factory Default Settings

H

Remove card along perforations

H

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s

H

Press the RVW button

to go from one category

to the next

PILOT

(Power-on indication)

VOICE

POWER-ON SEQUENCE

SIGNAL STRENGTH METER

AUTOMUTE

CITY MODE SENSITIVITY

BANDS

Pilot

HWY

Pilot

H

Pilot

V

Voice

ON

Voice

OFF

PwrOn

STD

PwrOn

FST

Meter

STD

Meter

THT

Meter

TEC

aMute

ON

aMute

OFF

City

STD

City

LoX

City

NoX

Bands

ALL

Bands

MOD

X

ON

or

OFF

K

ON

or

OFF

Ka USA

or

Intl

or

OFF

POP ON

or

OFF

Ku

ON

or

OFF

LSR ON

or

OFF

SWS ON

or

OFF

Press the CHG button

to change your setting

within a category

* Full word: Highway or AutoScan or City

Letter: H or A or C
Vehicle voltage

* Voice alerts on

Voice alerts off

* Standard power-on sequence

Fast power-on sequence

* Standard signal strength meter

Threat Display
Tech Display

* AutoMute on

AutoMute off

* Standard City mode sensitivity

Low X band sensitivity in City Mode
No X band sensitivity in City Mode

* All bands enabled

One or more bands has been modified

Turn bands “ON” or “OFF” by
pressing the VOLUME/MUTE button