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Set Location Info, Set Range POI only, Set Heading Dangerous Road/Xing only

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There are three ranges for each Dangerous Xing or Dangerous Road alert: 1 mile/km, .5 mile/km and .1 mile/km. The scanner alerts once for each range when it meets both of the following two conditions: 1. The first condition is heading for the Location. A valid heading is within ±45˚ of the value set in Set Heading. 2. The second condition is speed. It meets this condition when the current speed exceeds the speed that is set in Set Speed Limit. When a second alert with a higher priority occurs during the current alert, the current alert is canceled and the scanner alerts for the higher priority alert. The priority order is as follows: 1. Dangerous Road 2. Dangerous Xing 3. Point of Interest. Set Location Info enter the latitude and longitude for the location. See Set GPS Format first to set your units, time zone, etc. 1. Scroll to 'Set LocationInfo' and press E/ . 2. At 'Set Latitude' press E/ . Enter the latitude and press E/ . 3. At 'Set Longitude' press E/ . Enter the longitude and press E/ . Set Range (POI only) enter how far out from this location you want the scanner to alert you. You can also configure the scanner to sound an alert tone and flash a light when you reach the radius entered here. The default setting is '.1 mile'. 1. Scroll to 'Set Range' and press . 2. Enter a range from (.05 to 4 mi/km in .05 mi/km steps) and press to save and exit. Set Heading (Dangerous Road/Xing only) sets how the scanner alerts you to the location based on how you approach it. To make the alert direction-dependent, select a direction of approach. Select 'All Range' to be alerted regardless of your direction of approach. The default setting is 'All Range'. 1. Scroll to 'Set Heading' and press . 2. Scroll to 'All Range, North, NE, East, SE, South, SW, West, or NW' and press to save and exit. 63

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There are three ranges for each Dangerous Xing or Dangerous Road alert: 1 mile/km, .5 mile/km
and .1 mile/km.
The scanner alerts once for each range when it meets both of the following two conditions:
1.
The first condition is heading for the Location. A valid heading is within ±45˚ of the value set
in Set Heading.
2.
The second condition is speed. It meets this condition when the current speed exceeds the
speed that is set in Set Speed Limit.
When a second alert with a higher priority occurs during the current alert, the current alert is
canceled and the scanner alerts for the higher priority alert.
The priority order is as follows:
1.
Dangerous Road
2.
Dangerous Xing
3.
Point of Interest.
Set Location Info
enter the latitude and longitude for the location.
See Set GPS Format first to set your units, time zone, etc.
1.
Scroll to ‘Set LocationInfo’ and press
E/
.
2.
At ‘Set Latitude’ press
E/
. Enter the latitude and press
E/
.
3.
At ‘Set Longitude’ press
E/
. Enter the longitude and press
E/
.
Set Range (POI only)
enter how far out from this location you want the scanner to alert you. You
can also configure the scanner to sound an alert tone and flash a light when you reach the radius
entered here.
The default setting is ‘.1 mile’.
1.
Scroll to ‘Set Range’ and press
.
2.
Enter a range from (.05 to 4 mi/km in .05 mi/km steps) and press
to save and exit.
Set Heading (Dangerous Road/Xing only)
sets how the scanner alerts you to the location based
on how you approach it. To make the alert direction-dependent, select a direction of approach.
Select ‘All Range’ to be alerted regardless of your direction of approach.
The default setting is ‘All Range’.
1.
Scroll to ‘Set Heading’ and press
.
2.
Scroll to ‘All Range, North, NE, East, SE, South, SW, West, or NW’ and press
to save
and exit.