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Finally got round to fitting the LPP today but one thing is worrying me, if anyone can shed some light on it.
In the manual it states that on power up the red/green LED lights up accompanied by some short bleeps.
On mine the LED flashes ok on start up but no beeps, After flashing the unit flashes Green every second ok and if I test the parking sensor it sets of the bleeper ok ??
Anyone help if this is ok or something to show an error.
Thanks In Advance
souns like a problem with the buzzer
see go.mouses jam timer video (link below) and this is what you should get when you first turn the LPP on
http://soapbox.msn.com/video.aspx?vi...a-c38da50f8eab
Is your LPP on silent boot? Try to program it using 5 LED flashes with the mute button. You can get the start-up beeps back.
my dual-head LPP gets the second blipblip sound after something like 10 seconds ... in the video up here it goes a lot quicker ...
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Thanks
Hi everybody,
I'm seriously considering to purchase a LPP these days, but I can't seem to find extensive info about this product, beyond vague and general descriptions.
Do any of you have or know of a scan of the manual, or a link where I could download the product sheet or user manual (including installation guidelines) to assess the product in depth?
This would be Highly appreciated.
Best Regards.
Matt.
PM message me with your email address and I'll send it to you tomorrow.
This has an online manual, but theres nothing to indepth on it.
http://www.comtechproducts.co.uk/sup...serpro/lpp.htm
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The best way to test your LaserProPark is to use a white sheet of A4 paper.
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personally I'm a little disappointed about the real parking added-value of the LPP ... wouldn't recommended it for that :D
Well, I don't think the average person will spend hundreds of dollars on a parking sensor alone when they easilly purchased for $60.00 usd anywhere. It is marketed as parking sensor to help it be operate and sold in electronic countermeasure prohibitted areas.
It uses the same lasers as Nissans adaptive cruise control. Would be interesting if laser cruise control could be modified to jam laser too.