What to do if my Uniden Radar Detector has signal but no audio?
If your Uniden Radar Detector's signal strength meter registers but there's no audio, ensure City Mode is OFF for highway use and increase the volume.
How to fix a Uniden Radar Detector that won't turn on?
If your Uniden Radar Detector is not operating and the power LED is off, check the power cord and ensure the connectors are properly installed. Make sure the ignition key is ON or in the accessory position. Check and replace the fuse if necessary. Also, verify power to the lighter socket, ensure the volume control is ON, and clean the cigarette lighter socket. If a vehicle electrical problem exists, it needs to be addressed.
Why does my Uniden LRD747 beep at the same location?
If your Uniden Radar Detector is beeping at the same location, it's likely falsing due to passing a motion sensor or alarm.
Why does my Uniden Radar Detector beep on bumpy roads?
If your Uniden Radar Detector beeps over bumps or rough roads, check that the power cord is securely connected at both ends and clean the cigarette lighter socket.
Why is my Uniden LRD747 Radar Detector not detecting signals well?
If your Uniden Radar Detector demonstrates weak detection, check the unit's angle, ensuring it points to the horizon. Move the unit clear of any obstructions outside the windshield, such as a wiper blade, and also ensure it is clear of any window tint.
What to do if my Uniden LRD747 Radar Detector bounces on the windshield?
To fix the issue where the Uniden Radar Detector bounces against the windshield, reposition the unit so that the bumpers are firmly against the windshield.
General| Brand | Uniden |
|---|---|
| Model | LRD747 |
| Category | Radar Detector |
| Language | English |
List of key features for the LRD 747/LRD 757 radar detector, highlighting its advanced capabilities.
Explanation of how radar speed detection systems work, including X, K, and Ka bands and their characteristics.
Explanation of laser speed detection systems (LIDAR), beam properties, and detection range.
Covers clip release, detector lenses, control buttons, speaker, power input, and volume control.
Detailed explanation of the device's LED indicators for signal detection, modes, and system status.
Advice on optimal placement and mounting of the radar detector for best performance and safety.
Instructions on how to adjust the windshield mounting bracket for different vehicle windshield angles.
Steps for connecting the unit to the vehicle's power source via the cigarette lighter socket.
Procedure for safely replacing the fuse located in the cigarette lighter plug if needed.
How to turn the unit on, the self-test sequence, and initial operation checks.
How to adjust the audible alert volume to a comfortable level for the user.
Explanation of the unit's ability to retain settings for at least 2 days without power.
Describes how the unit provides distinct warning tones and visual alerts for detected signals.
How to enable audio-only alerts, dimming visual indicators and disabling the signal strength meter.
How to operate the unit with visual alerts only by setting volume to minimum.
How the Auto Mute feature reduces alert volume to chirps after initial reception.
How to use City Mode to reduce false alarms from non-radar signals in populated areas.
How the LED signal strength meter provides visual information about signal detection strength.
How the unit detects and alerts for road hazards transmitted via the Safety Warning System.
Solutions for when the unit's power LED is not illuminated.
Steps to take if the radar detector fails its self-test sequence upon startup.
Troubleshooting tips for poor detection range or inconsistent alert behavior.
Solutions for issues like false alarms, beeping over rough roads, or unit bouncing against the windshield.
Physical dimensions, weight, power requirements, and operating temperature ranges for the detector.
Technical details for the 360° laser detection system, including receiver type, bandwidth, and spectral response.
Technical details for the radar detection system, including receiver type, antenna, sensitivity, and frequency bands.
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