Valentine One V1 Gen2, Owner'S Manual

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What Full Coverage means for you
Finds all radars
Valentine One Gen2 covers all four bands:
X band ..................... moving and stationary; can be used in instant-on mode;
this frequency is shared with burglar alarms and door
openers.
K band ..................... moving and stationary; can be used in instant-on mode;
this frequency is shared with burglar alarms and door
openers.
Ka band ................... widest of the radar bands; moving and stationary; can
be used in instant-on mode; fewer false alarms than X
and K though some can be caused by poorly-made radar
detectors.
Photo radar ..............K or Ka band; stationary only.
POP Protection ........ covers POP mode on two bands—specifically MPH
Industries models BEE III and Enforcer on both K and Ka;
moving or stationary.
Ku band ................... Not used in the U.S.; standard equipment on all V1
Gen2s, but not activated at the factory. To activate, see
https://www.valentine1.com/programming/ .
Euro Mode ............... Not to be used in the U.S.; This widens K-band
reception to assure coverage of the new Multaradar
being used abroad. Standard equipment on all V1
Gen2s, but not activated at the factory. To activate, see
https://www.valentine1.com/programming/ .
Finds all lasers
Valentine One Gen2 finds all traffic lasers. In the U.S., the operating
wavelength of traffic laser is 820-950 nanometers
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X band
10.500–10.550 GHz
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K band
24.050–24.250 GHz
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Ka band
33.4–36.0 GHz
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Ku band
13.400–13.500 GHz
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Euro Mode
23.900-24.250GHz
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Laser
820-950 nanometers