Connecting to the user's iPhone via Bluetooth 2.1 technology, the transmitter scans the vehicle's surrounding area and places pin points on a local map produced by the phone's stock "Maps" service. Radar alerts can be viewed and sorted depending on their type and location, with database logging available for quick recall in the future. 360-degree signal response ensures thorough radar scanning in all directions, and also offers a "City/Highway" mode for filtering irrelevant cameras and reducing the likelihood of false alerts caused by automatic door openers and other laser-generating devices. A powerful speaker is embedded within the transmitter to provide clear vocal references, with a "Mute" button included if users prefer to listen to CDs or radio while tracking. In addition, AURA Camera Database support provides users with automatic listing updates every 12 hours to ensure the most up-to-date information speed traps and accident-prone intersections.
