Whistler CR88 Laser-Radar Detector User Guide

Description

Whistler CR88 Optimum Performance Laser-Radar Detector

The CR88 features Whistler’s FDSR (Field Disturbance Sensor Rejection), the most recent advancement to combat new vehicles equipped with Frequency-Modulated Continuous Wave (FMCW) K band blind spot and collision avoidance devices that clutter nearly all of K band causing a normal radar detector to alert continuously. The CR88 is also the first radar detector of it’s kind to offer bilingual (English/Spanish) Real Voice Alerts and bilingual (English/Spanish) Blue OLED Text Display.

To fully acquaint yourself with the operation of your Whistler detector and to better understand the differences between detecting radar, laser, and safety radar signals, we recommend reading this entire guide.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Model Features Summary

Installation
– Mounting Guidelines
– Windshield Mounting
– Power Connection and Fuse Replacement

Operation
– Power On, Self Test Audio Level Adjustment
– Auto Quiet Mode
– Quiet Mode
– City/City 1/ City 2 Mode
– Highway Mode
– Alert Periscopes
– Dim/Dark
– Selectable Vehicle Battery Saver Mode
– Integrated Real Voice(R)
– Teach/Tutorial Mode
– Setting Saver
– Feature Engaged Confirmation
– Auto Dim
– X/K Ka Filter Mode
– Ka Max Mode
– FDSR/TFSR Rejection Modes
– Option Select Mode
– Stay Alert Feature
– Alert Priority
– Safety Warning System(TM)
– Intellicord(R) Ready
– VG-2
– Reset Features
– Ka RSID (patented)
– LSID

POP(TM) Mode Alerts

Laser/Radar Alerts
– Speed Radar Audio/Visual Alerts
– Laser Audio/Visual Alerts
– Pulse Protection(R)

Troubleshooting Guide

Care and Maintenance

Are Detectors Legal?

FCC Information

Speed Monitoring
– Laser Facts/Tip
– Radar Facts
– Other Speed Detection Systems
– Radar Detector Detector

Warranty Information

Specifications

Accessories

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