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How to use ez-programming – Escort 8500 X50 User Manual

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How to use EZ-Programming

Overview of EZ-Programming

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There are 9 user-selectable options so you
can customize your 8500 X50 for your own
preferences. The buttons labeled CITY and
DIM are also used to enter the Program
Mode, REVIEW your current program
settings, and to CHANGE any settings as
desired. The words PROGRAM, REVIEW,
and CHANGE are located on the top of the
detector, and are highlighted in dark blue
graphics. Pages 14-16 explain each option in
more detail.

How to use EZ-Programming

To enter Program Mode, press and hold
both top buttons down for 2 seconds.
(The unit will beep twice, and will display
the word “Program”).

Then press the REVIEW button to review
the current settings
. (You can either tap
the button to change from item to item, or
hold the button to scroll through the items).

Press the CHANGE button to change
any setting.
(You can either tap the button
to change from setting to setting, or hold
the button to scroll through all the options).

To leave the Program Mode, simply wait
8 seconds without pressing any button.
(The unit will display Complete, beep 4
times, and return to normal operation).

Press the REVIEW button

to go from one category

to the next

PILOT LIGHT

(Power-on indication)

POWER-ON SEQUENCE

SIGNAL STRENGTH METER

AUTOMUTE

AUDIOTONES

CITY MODE SENSITIVITY

BRIGHTNESS

DARK MODE

BANDS

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Factory Default Settings
To reset Passport to its original
factory settings, press and hold
the “CITY,” “DIM,” and “MUTE”
buttons while turning the power
on. Passport’s display will
provide a “Reset” message,
accompanied by an audible alert,
acknowledging the reset.

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An example
For example, here is how you would turn
Passport’s AutoMute feature off.

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Enter the Program Mode by holding

both the city and dim buttons down for
2 seconds. Passport will beep twice and
display

Program.

2

Then hold the REVIEW button down.

Passport will scroll through the categories,
starting with Pilot Light (

Pilot), then

Power-on sequence (

PwrOn), then Signal

strength meter (

Meter), and then

AutoMute (

aMute).

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Release the REVIEW button when

Passport shows the AutoMute item. Since
the factory setting is for AutoMute to be
on, Passport will display

aMute ON.

(If you accidentally don't release the

Review button in time, and Passport goes
to the next category, hold the Review
button down again, and after Passport
scrolls through all categories, it will begin
again at the top of the list.)

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Press the CHANGE button to change

from

aMute ON to aMute OFF.

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To complete the Programming, simply

wait 8 seconds without pressing any button.
Passport will display

Complete, beep 4

times, and return to normal operation.

Pilot HWY

Pilot H

Pilot H.>

Pilot +

Pilot +.>

Pilot +>

Pilot V
PwrOn STD

PwrOn FST
Meter STD

Meter EXP

Meter SPC
aMute ON

aMute OFF

Tone STD

Tone LOUD
City STD

City LoX

City NoX

Brt LAST

Brt MIN

Brt MED

Brt MAX

Brt DARK

DARK STD

DARK ALL

Bands DFT

Bands MOD

X

ON

or

OFF

(default is on)

K

ON

or

OFF

(default is on)

Ka

ON

or

OFF

(default is on)

POP ON

or

OFF

(default is off)

LSR ON

or

OFF

(default is on)

Press the CHANGE button

to change your setting

within a category

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Full word: Highway or Auto or City
Letter: H or A or C
Letter, with scanning dot
Symbol: + or • or --
Symbol, with scanning dot
Scanning symbol
Vehicle voltage

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Standard power-on sequence
Fast power-on sequence

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Standard signal strength meter
Expert Meter
SpecDisplay

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AutoMute on
AutoMute off

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Standard tones
Loud tones

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Standard City mode sensitivity
Low X band sensitivity in City Mode
No X band sensitivity in City Mode

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Last brightness used
Minimum brightness when turned on
Medium brightness when turned on
Maximum brightness when turned on
Dark Mode when Passport turned on

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Standard Dark: shows HD, AD, CD
All Dark, no display

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Factory default settings
Factory default settings modified

Turn bands “ON” or “OFF” by
pressing the Mute button