LI sun interference

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Originally Posted by C55

Not reduced power! It will Jam with Full Power if the sun does not overpower (interfere) with an incoming LIDAR signal received simultaneously but the newer 7.xx Variant CPU's have been designed to address this so all one has now is merely the SIA Alert to deal with and no longer the concern of the LI NOT jamming due to SI.

Read here:http://85.125.82.130/LaserIntercepto...hp?topic=259.0

Cliff - C55

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So you say it will jam at full power IF the sun doesn't over power the incoming lidar signal??

So why does LI still put the SIA into the LI cause theorethically at the point you get the SIA it only matters if you are being nit by laser.


According to Ivan and a talk I had with him back in 2007 when you get the SIA alert the reception of the LI cuts down a signifigant percentage.....Now Ivan was also saying that every over jammer does that but the LI was the only one to alert you that it entered that mode?

How long is that mode on the LI?

The thread doesn't answer my question

I have a similar question about Sun Interference.

Today I was driving along, the sun was ahead of me at approx 11:00 in the sky (Not the time, the position!) and I suddenly got an alert I was being targeted by the Traffic Pro XR.. I looked all over, nobody around... about 30 seconds later I got an SI alert...

I don't see this as a real problem, was just curious if the LI can get confused about SI and label it as a *specific* gun. I know the other detectors can falsely identify the sun as a laser threat...

Thanks!

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Originally Posted by C55

Joe,

If you are using the proper USB to Serial cable, it should have an ADSI Chip on-board or it will NOT be able to communicate with the CPU.

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Who's Joe??? :rolleyes: Lol.... thanks for the info... it was driving me nuts!

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Originally Posted by Aoshi

I have a similar question about Sun Interference.

Today I was driving along, the sun was ahead of me at approx 11:00 in the sky (Not the time, the position!) and I suddenly got an alert I was being targeted by the Traffic Pro XR.. I looked all over, nobody around... about 30 seconds later I got an SI alert...

I don't see this as a real problem, was just curious if the LI can get confused about SI and label it as a *specific* gun. I know the other detectors can falsely identify the sun as a laser threat...

Thanks!

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While possible, a more likely explaination is the presence of a new Infiniti SUV with LCC which utilizes the same pps as the Traffipatrol XR.

Cliff - C55

Well then, I jammed his cruise control good! :P

I had one approach me from behind last evening and the LI seemed to have no affect whatsoever on the LCC.

Cliff - C55

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Originally Posted by C55

While possible, a more likely explaination is the presence of a new Infiniti SUV with LCC which utilizes the same pps as the Traffipatrol XR.

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+1.

I believe that this has also been reported from another LI user on this Forum.

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Originally Posted by crazyVOLVOrob

So you say it will jam at full power IF the sun doesn't over power the incoming lidar signal??

So why does LI still put the SIA into the LI cause theorethically at the point you get the SIA it only matters if you are being nit by laser.


According to Ivan and a talk I had with him back in 2007 when you get the SIA alert the reception of the LI cuts down a signifigant percentage.....Now Ivan was also saying that every over jammer does that but the LI was the only one to alert you that it entered that mode?

How long is that mode on the LI?

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^ That's my understanding as well - and also is why, I believe, LI went to the "divorced logic" of recommending that two-head users utilize ports 2 and 3, to enable off-side continuous full-jamming capability, if only one side detected SI.

My question - and I guess this is what brother cVr is asking, is whether if the recycle time of the SIA is based on the set alert notification/timing variable, as-set in the LI interface program, or if it is determined by something else (i.e. akin to when the Escorts' laser alert finally trails-off, after the actual hit has already ceased).

SIA Recycle Time is User Software setting based.


Cliff - C55

^ Cool. Thankyee! :)

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OK, so this begs the question -

For those of us who have the SIA voice-alert turned off, should we just decrease the recycle delay/time as much as possible, to allow for fastest cycle-through between reduced SI performance, and enabling optimal performance as soon as we're out of the glare.......

Changes of receiver sesitivity are prompt. ( as soon as ther eis no more interference it resets to full receiving mode) Recicle time is only for a WARNING.