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I put Qc leos in the same basket as opp = dumb robotcop ...+ the language barrier.
That said i am sure we have years of troublefree use of our parking aid.
What worries me is google , do a image search under ''laser jammer'', down few clicks you will see the Alp in full details ...
https://www.google.ca/search?q=laser...2F%3B582%3B432
Tom , how much is a Gps antenna ?
Is it parking mode only below the set speed, or is it detection only? IIRC, even detectors are illegal in Ontario.Quote:
Originally Posted by BestRadarDetectors
Detection Only under the pre-set speed.. Price in the US is $49.95 for the GPS Antenna.Quote:
Originally Posted by awj223
Something to think about. Haven't paid much attention to some of the newer add-on's after I bought my system.Quote:
Originally Posted by BestRadarDetectors
What's involved with hooking it up to the CPU? How do I program it? I'm currently running my ALP system with the HiFi module.
I think its just a module + antenna you plug in the control box - then in your settings file enable gps and speed limits for LID
The R/G module (Radar/GPS module) plugs into the main ALP CPU and then the GPS antenna plugs into that. You can also plug the 9500ci/STiR+ heads into that module.Quote:
Originally Posted by tawwwd
I think you can plug the GPS module directly into the CPU without the R/G module.
Is this also true for early 2014 CPU units (non version 2)? I just need the GPS module ($49)?Quote:
Originally Posted by rezin8
Edit:
Reading the setup page "bubble":
"GPS receiver should be connected to the GPS socket of your ALP R/G plugin. if your Control Box is hardware revision 2 (marked as Hw 2.0) then the GPS antenna may be plugged directly into the G-socket of the Control box."
So for non 2.0 folks like me, sounds like I need the R/G module also.
Well, I got my R/G version 2 module in today, so I have a version 1 R/G module available. If you're not running a V1 into it, it'll work perfectly.