Autolearn

[ramman1505]

Ok so i was driving by a false alert today and went back to see if it would lock it out, and unfortuantely it didn't. So i tries 3 more times and it still went off. The place was a CVS. So i set the display to spec mode and noticed the frequency was changing while it was going off. Is this why it did not lock the signal out or is it because it knew i drove by this location 5 times within 30 minutes? If i drive there tomorrow will it then lock it out? Thanks

[djrams80]

Ok so i was driving by a false alert today and went back to see if it would lock it out, and unfortuantely it didn't. So i tries 3 more times and it still went off. The place was a CVS. So i set the display to spec mode and noticed the frequency was changing while it was going off. Is this why it did not lock the signal out or is it because it knew i drove by this location 5 times within 30 minutes? If i drive there tomorrow will it then lock it out? Thanks

You must drive about 2 miles away before turning around and driving past the false alert a second time.

[newkid]

Can't he just past it for about half mile or so and turn off the RD and turn it on and turn around.

or am I wrong

[djrams80]

Can't he just past it for about half mile or so and turn off the RD and turn it on and turn around.

or am I wrong

Never tried that, but it should work.

[CJR238]

Can't he just past it for about half mile or so and turn off the RD and turn it on and turn around.

or am I wrong

Yes it will work, you can actually power it down right in front of the false 3 times (i wouldn’t suggest doing this though). 1+ mi drive away works just fine.

The frequency drift among other things affect an auto lock out, so it can be 3+ more times.

Remember this: speed, frequency, time of day, band and the amount of alerts affect a lock out, and are checked every time you pass.