Just goes to show once again the exceptional laser detecing abilities the V1 has....Originally Posted by andrewaz
Just goes to show once again the exceptional laser detecing abilities the V1 has....Originally Posted by andrewaz
Originally Posted by davekr
try to use V1 in car where is LCD in front of V1...
Big no-no...
V1 have realy poor filtering abilities resulting in realy sensitive IR (read Infra RED not LIDAR) detector...
See this video. You see the 3-4 s of delay between jamming and voice alarm.
YouTube - Laser Interceptor delay
LI: rev 2.8, ver 7.00
sensors: ver 8.2
I think you can see what I'm assuming is the LI jamming when he shoots the tester. For some reason, it's taking a bit to give the voice prompt?
I agree with you....Originally Posted by ELVATO
I hope it's juste a problem of only one (few) unit which will be quickly changed.
This delay didn't appeared in the videos of Elvis and RacerX (when he showed his heads problem)
i am not able to see video now, but what kind of warning it is giving?
My LI has promptly alerted to both my sat. remote and "beaming" a contact with my phone.
You can see the laser tester setting on the heads (the diodes of both heads are blinking/jamming), then, 3-4 seconds latter, the alarm and the voice start alerting and the switch starts blinking.Originally Posted by interceptor
Directly from Ivan... it explains why it does it.
V1 alerts sooner, and tis is normal, just thing on those false alerts on V1 Smile also there is another reason why... V1 is mounted INSIDE you car behinde front glass , and LI is out. First inpresion would be that LI have easier job of detecting it because it is out, but main difference is the word detecting.. alerting to it and detecting ANY IR beam and dedicated patern of pulses in IR beam is 2 different stories, also in this case when V1 is behind the glass , this same glass is acting as a one big lens, it is a IR filter (pulse filter) but IR light will come thru, filtered and then hit V1 big ass lense and make alet, so in this case how big is your scrand defines a possibilty to detect (alert) some scater of IR light..
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