9500ci without shifters

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03-19-2010, 11:03 PM
rdk

9500ci without shifters

I know this has been discussed in the past but I am trying one last time to see if there is any possible solution to operate the 9500ci without the laser shifters connected and not get an error message. In my BMW I have the shifters connected but mounted in the engine bay. I am going to be installing a second 9500ci and LI in an Audi soon. I do not want 4 heads on the front of my car and also do not want to risk the jammers interferring with one another so is my only option to hide the shifters again?
03-19-2010, 11:25 PM
Motor On

Re: 9500ci without shifters

They need to be connected for the 9500 to function properly.

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Originally Posted by rdk

I do not want 4 heads on the front of my car

Hiding is going to be your only option there.

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Originally Posted by rdk

also do not want to risk the jammers interferring with one another

They can be placed into "receive only" mode through the ci's programming.
03-20-2010, 12:03 AM
pinoyem1

Re: 9500ci without shifters

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Originally Posted by Motor On

They need to be connected for the 9500 to function properly.

It still functions properly...the radar part that is. It'll just show an error message like "LSR ERR" and "R LSR ERR" every time you go through start-up. Kinda similar to the beeps you get when you modify factory settings.
03-20-2010, 12:14 AM
Motor On

Re: 9500ci without shifters

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Originally Posted by pinoyem1

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Originally Posted by Motor On

They need to be connected for the 9500 to function properly.

It still functions properly...the radar part that is. It'll just show an error message like "LSR ERR" and "R LSR ERR" every time you go through start-up. Kinda similar to the beeps you get when you modify factory settings.

Ok I was under the impression the error message stayed on permanently, until you re attached the sensors.
03-20-2010, 06:17 AM
category4

Re: 9500ci without shifters

I run mine without the sensors. You get 3 extra beeps at startup and then it goes to whatever mode you have it set to.

Just don't hook up the sensors and you will be fine. I have laser set to off also.
03-20-2010, 07:28 AM
Divewjason

Re: 9500ci without shifters

Or if you don't want the laser shifters you can just opt for an STI-R if you can find one for a good price.
03-20-2010, 09:04 AM
rdk

Re: 9500ci without shifters

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Originally Posted by category4

I run mine without the sensors. You get 3 extra beeps at startup and then it goes to whatever mode you have it set to.

Just don't hook up the sensors and you will be fine. I have laser set to off also.

Great news! This is the route I will go. Thanks for your help.