Escort 9500CI - Manual (Page 2)

Your new GPS-powered PASSPORT 9500ci
is the most advanced custom-installed
radar and laser defense system ever
designed.
The 9500ci includes full X, K,
SuperWide Ka, and Safety Warning
System radar capability, front and rear
laser detection with optional Laser
Shifting, digital signal processing (DSP)
for superior range, our patented Mute and
AutoMute and all the performance that
only ESCORT can deliver.
In addition, the ESCORT 9500ci
contains the following revolutionary
features:
• Exclusive AutoLearn and Auto
Unlearn automatically identifies each signal
and determines if it’s a real threat or not
• Exclusive True-Lock permanently
locks out false alarms by exact location
and frequency
• Twin-antenna design with dual LNA
(low noise amplifier) receivers provide the
best long-range performance against all
North American radar bands
• Exclusive TotalShield™ Technology
makes the 9500ci totally undetectable by
any radar detector detector (RDD)
• Pre-loaded safety camera locations,
including red light and fixed speed camera
locations
• Easy-to-use Preferences lets you
customize up to 10 features
If you’ve used a radar detector before,
a review of the Quick Reference Guide on
pages 4 and 5, and the Preferences on
pages 12 and 13 will briefly explain the
new features.
If this is your first detector, please
read the manual in detail to get the most
out of your PASSPORT 9500ci’s
outstanding performance and innovative
features.
Please drive safely.
Quick Reference Card
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Preferences Details 
Factory Default Settings
To reset the 9500ci to its original factory
settings, press and hold the VOL and
SENS buttons while turning the power
on. The 9500ci’s display will provide a
Reset accompanied by an audible
alert, acknowledging the reset.
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There are 10 user-selectable options so
you can customize your 9500ci for your
own preferences.
The buttons labeled VOL and BRT are
also used to enter Preferences, REVIEW
your current settings, and to CHANGE any
settings. The abbreviations PGM, RVW,
and CHG are located on the lower part of
the controller.
How to use EZ-Preferences
1 To enter Preferences, press and
hold both VOL and BRT buttons down
for 2 seconds. A voice announces
“preferences,” and will display the word
Pref .
2 Then press the VOL button to
review the current settings. You can
either tap the button to change from
setting to setting, or hold the button to
scroll through all the options.
3 Press the BRT button to change any
setting. You can either tap the button to
change from setting to setting, or hold the
button down to scroll through all the
options.
4 To leave Preferences, simply wait 8
seconds without pressing any button,
or momentarily press the PWR button.
The unit will display
Complete ,
accompanied by a voice announcement.
An example:
Here is how you would turn 9500ci’s
AutoMute feature off:
1 Enter Preferences by holding both the
VOL and BRT buttons down for 2 seconds.
The 9500ci will display Prefs ,
accompanied by a voice announcement.
2 Then hold the VOL button down. The
9500ci will scroll through the categories,
starting with Pilot (
Pilot ), GPS ( GPS ),
AutoLearn ( aLearn ), SpeedAlert
( sAlert ), Meter ( Meter ), then AutoMute
( aMute ).
3 Release the VOL button when the
9500ci shows the AutoMute item.
Since the factory setting is for AutoMute to
be on, 9500ci will display
aMute ON ,
accompanied by a voice announcement.
(If you accidentally don’t release the
button in time, and the 9500ci goes to the
next category, hold the VOL button down
again, and scroll through the categories
again until aMute is displayed.)
4 Press the BRT button to change from
aMute ON to aMute OFF .
5 To complete this change, simply wait 8
seconds without pressing any button, or
press the PWR button. The 9500ci will
display Complete , accompanied by a
voice announcement and return to its
normal operation.
FCC Note: Modifications not expressly
approved by the manufacturer could
void the user’s FCC granted authority
to operate the equipment.