Getting Started; Auxiliary Audio Jack - Cobra XRS 9340 Operating Instructions Manual

12 band high-performance digital radar/laser detector with xtreme range superheterodyne technology
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Specifications
Your Detector
Specifications
Band and Frequencies
Band
X Band
K Band
Safety Alert
Traffic Warning
System
Ka Band
Ku Band
VG-2
Spectre 1
Laser
Strobe
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.
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Frequencies
10.525
± 0.050
GHz
24.125
± 0.125
GHz
24.070
± 0.010
GHz
24.110
± 0.010
GHz
24.190
± 0.010
GHz
24.230
± 0.010
GHz
34.700
± 1.300
GHz
13.435
± 0.035
GHz
11.500
± 0.250
GHz
13.300
± 0.200
GHz
910
± 50
nm
700
± 300
nm

Getting Started

Your Detector
Getting Started
Power On
h
X K Ka V S
On-Off/
Volume Control
Rotate clockwise
(away from you)
To Turn On the Unit and Adjust the Audio Volume
Rotate the On-Off/
Tone
Volume control
Three beeps
clockwise (away
from you).
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, you should turn Off or unplug your
detector when parking for lengthy periods.

Auxiliary Audio Jack

The Auxiliary Audio Jack can be used to connect external speakers in
environments with high ambient noise levels. The internal speaker will
be disconnected. (This uses a mini stereo audio connector.)
Visual Display
h
appears in the display
indicating that the power
is on.
Auxiliary
Audio Jack
Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra
®
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