Requests for Future Improvements with the AL Priority

[BestRadarDetectors]

I get that, but the bottom line here is that even though the HW 2.0 was just a firmware update to the V1 hardware, the end user couldn't do it, so I stand correct in the fact that I've now had to buy 3 modules, and I have no desire to have to buy a 4th if it means older devices cannot access newer functionality.

And when we rolled out 2.0 on the original BT Modules we did it as a FREE update for 1-2 months until we realized it was a loosing battle because at the time a new phone was released and the advanced update features stopped working because of a BT change on a new phone. There was no way to keep mailing units back and forth updating processor firmware manually when phones and operating systems changed so we abandoned the idea of firmware updates on the original BT modules. The Original BT Modules were never advertised as having the ability to update firmware and used basic non advanced protocols and many people are still using the original BT modules almost 3 years with no issues. If they want the new ability to update firmware and connect the wired controller they can sell their old BT Modules and buy a new one. There is heavy demand for used AntiLaser products all over the world.

[jbeinhor]

Two words: Wireless Sensors!

[BestRadarDetectors]

Two words: Wireless Sensors!

Not Possible.. Sensors require too much power and you will never get a quality Jammer Sensor that would be wireless.

[citrus]

I would like the option to set an action in the Android version of alp connect which would allow the user to choose what the app should do after an alert is done alerting if it was not in the foreground and took the focus from another app. For instance my ideal option would be for the application to send the "back" command automatically to return the screen Focus to the previously opened app after the alerts are finished.

[jakevsnake]

I would like the ability for ALPConnect to lower the volume of my music in iOS when there is an alert. I know other apps I have do this (Waze). Would this be difficult to do? Or is it already possible and Ive missed that setting?

[BestRadarDetectors]

I would like the ability for ALPConnect to lower the volume of my music in iOS when there is an alert. I know other apps I have do this (Waze). Would this be difficult to do? Or is it already possible and Ive missed that setting?

It's already there. Under audio instead of Mix set it to Duck Audio. Duck meaning it will lower your streaming music to play the ALP Connect sounds over your audio.

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[jakevsnake]

I tried that setting but it seemed to lower the audio all the time instead of only during alerts. I thought something was wrong with my processor in the car but I had to close the app to get full volume back. I'll check it out again tomorrow.

[Fast n Frivolous]

This weekend just gone I had a surprise alert on my way to work but did not hear the type of gun, whether it was front or rear, nor did I have the ALP app running at the time.

I pulled the log file but sadly it only lists the total number of laser encounters and not any form of chronological order.

Would it be possible in future to have the stats stored in chronological order such that say the last 5 hits are listed too?

[BestRadarDetectors]

This weekend just gone I had a surprise alert on my way to work but did not hear the type of gun, whether it was front or rear, nor did I have the ALP app running at the time.

I pulled the log file but sadly it only lists the total number of laser encounters and not any form of chronological order.

Would it be possible in future to have the stats stored in chronological order such that say the last 5 hits are listed too?

In the future the stats process will be redone and enhanced especially for users with an attached GPS. The ALP does not have a clock so it does not know what day or time it is but using GPS it can capture that data so we can record greater detail for each hit.

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[radargeek]

Even without a GPS the ALP could record the last few hits in the order they happen, even without a time stamp. It could log power cycles in between the hits (or the current power cycle count with the hit) so you can get an idea as to which drive the hit occurred on. It could even record relative time, say from power up, so say if you get hit 94 minutes after you started the car or powered up the ALP, the log could indicate that if no GPS is present.