The Uniden R9W System
Uniden R9W
GPS Module
Rear Radar Receiver
Alerts LEDs and Remote Control
Interface and Host
Front Radar Receiver
Add-On Laser Defusers
It’s time to expect more from your radar detector and the company behind it
The future is now, and Uniden’s newest technology makes the Uniden R9W the most reliable radar system you can buy.
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LNA (Low Noise Amplifier) Radar Receiver Technology
For greater range and sensitivity.
Your safety is the first thing we engineer into our products:
Uniden puts control right at your fingertips, right where you want it.
Expert Custom Installation
That retains the original factory appearance of your vehicle’s interior.
Full customizable GPS technology
Features such as Mark to Mute, Mark to Alert, Speed Monitor, Quiet Ride and more.
Integration-Ready
The Uniden R9W can integrate with select radios to provide a visual and touch on-screen experience.
Add-On Uniden Laser Protection
Become invisible to police laser guns.
Uniden R9W Resources
Features designed with you and your vehicle in mind. Giving you the ultimate in custom-installed speeding ticket protection and putting you in control of where and when you hear police radar and laser alerts. With Uniden, you’re ready to drive without limits as soon as the products are installed. All of our products are pre-programmed for optimal protection for most drivers, with the ability to customize to your exact driving preferences.
The Latest Technology for Long Range Protection
The Uniden R9W features revolutionary enhancements that inspire confidence that you are protected by the best speeding ticket protection system available today.
- All new LNA (Low Noise Amplifier) radar receiver technology that increases sensitivity and range.
- A more powerful CPU means a more responsive system and greater customization capabilities.
- Three I/O ports for current integration and future system expansion.
Directional Awareness
The Uniden R9W features front and rear LNA (Low Noise Amplifier) radar receivers that provide maximum directional range and sensitivity. Custom-installed alert LEDs and a hidden speaker let you know the specific police radar band being used and whether the threat is in front of or behind you.
OEM-like Custom Installation
The R9W’s front and rear radar modules, laser transponders, alert LEDs, and hidden speaker are discreetly installed throughout the vehicle — retaining the original factory appearance of your interior. You only know it’s there when you need it.
GPS Features
The Uniden R9W offers you fully customizable GPS technology features such as:
- Mark to Mute – Mute audible warnings of false, non-police radar locations you regularly travel past with a simple push of the MM button on your remote control.
- Mark to Alert – Mark locations to alert, such as dangerous intersections, speed traps, school zones, and red-light cameras, by pressing the MA button.
- Speed Monitor – Track your speed without taking your eyes off the road and be alerted if you exceed your pre-selected speed.
- Quiet Ride – Mute all alerts under a pre-selected speed. Eliminates alerts when you are driving at or near the posted speed limit (Default setting is 20 mph).
- Auto Filter – Sensitivity automatically adjusts to the optimum setting based on your vehicle’s speed. This “set it and forget it” option means you always have just the right amount of protection. Less sensitivity at lower speeds means fewer false alerts; increased sensitivity at higher speeds means more time to slow down and avoid that ticket.
Integration Ready
The Uniden R9W integrates with the Uniden R/TACH app for setup, firmware, and camera-database updates over Wi-Fi.
Optional Uniden Laser Protection
Become invisible to police laser guns. The Uniden R9W, combined with the combat power of laser transponders, delivers the ultimate in bumper-to-bumper speeding ticket protection.
Product subject to one or more of the following U.S. patents:
7,298,248 B2
5,001,777
RE39,038
RE40,653
RE41,905
Other patents pending.
Detects and alerts to every FCC approved North American police radar frequencies.
| Specifications | Technical |
|---|---|
| Operating Frequencies | 10.500 – 10.550 GHz (X-Band) 23.950 – 24.285 GHz (K-Band) 33.400 – 36.000 GHz (Ka-Band) |
| K-Band Selectivity | K Narrow K Wide (DEFAULT SETTING) K Extended |
| Ka-Band Selectivity | Ka Narrow Ka Wide (DEFAULT SETTING) Scans 100 GHz above/below the most important frequencies: 33.7-33.9 GHz / 34.6-34.8 GHz / 35.4-35.6 GHz / 33.4-36.00 GHz |
| Power Requirements | 10.0 – 16.0 Volts DC negative ground 500 mA typical standby |
| Wireless Remote Control | CR2032 Cell Battery |
| Dimensions | Wireless Remote Control 3.07 in L x 1.4 in W x .47 in H Front Radar Receiver Rear Radar Receiver GPS Module Interior Host Module |
| Optional Expert Control Unit | 1.76 in L x 0.76 in W x 0.35 in H w/attached 8′ cable |
| Weight | Total system 2.5 lbs |
| Temperature Range | -40° – +165° Fahrenheit |
Filter Settings:
| Level/Mode | Sensitivity | Recommended Use |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Highway (Factory Default Setting) | Detects all bands of North American approved police radar at maximum range and sensitivity. | For highway travel or in any area where you are unfamiliar with the types of radar being used. |
| 2. City | The X-Band sensitivity is reduced, as it is the most common source of non-police radar signals. | When traveling in an urban area with minimal non-police radar signals. |
| 3. Filter | X-Band detection is eliminated completely. | Use this mode when traveling in congested traffic areas with a high concentration of non-police radar signals. |
| 4. Auto Filter | 0–45 mph – Filter setting sensitivity 46–55 mph – City setting sensitivity 56 mph+ – Highway setting sensitivity | Allows for less sensitivity in low-speed situations and greater range and sensitivity at higher speeds. |
Factory Default Customizable Settings
| Setting Name | Default Value / Option |
|---|---|
| Voice Type | “Female Voice” |
| Front K-Band | “Front K-Band On” |
| Audible Voice | “Voice On” |
| Front Ka-Band | “Front Ka-Band On” |
| Wake-Up Sequence | “Wake-Up Long” |
| Rear Radar | “Rear Radar On” |
| Auto Volume | “Auto Volume On” |
| Rear X-Band | “Rear X-Band On” |
| K-Band Selectivity | “K Wide” |
| Rear K-Band | “Rear K-Band On” |
| Ka-Band Selectivity | “Ka Wide” |
| Rear Ka-Band | “Rear Ka-Band On” |
| Ka-Band Filter | “Ka Filter Off” |
| Optional Laser Defuser | “Laser On” |
| Traffic Sensor Filter | “Traffic Sensor Filter Off” |
| Laser Setting | “Laser Constant Transmit” |
| MRCD/CT | “MRCD Off” |
| mph/kph | “Miles Per Hour” |
| MRCD/CT Filter | “MRCD Filter Off” |
| Factory Reset | “Factory Reset” |
| Front Radar | “Front Radar On” |
| Exit | “Exit” |
| Front X-Band | “Front X-Band On” |
How much warning time does a K40 radar detector provide?
What’s the difference between sensitivity and selectivity?
Sometimes I pass a parked police car or one traveling in the other direction, but my detector doesn’t alarm. Why is that?
Radar detectors are essentially superheterodyne radio receivers. Like any radio, they’re passive devices that listen for microwave signals. The main difference is that they are specially-tuned to detect microwave frequencies transmitted by police radar and laser guns.
If a police car is not equipped with a radar or laser gun, a radar detector cannot possibly locate it. Also, if no signal is transmitted when you pass the police car, there won’t be any signals for your detector to receive.
Police may also use a sinister technique called “Instant-On” or “RF Hold.” During this type of encounter, an officer will wait until a targeted vehicle is within range to send a quick burst of radar to clock its speed. K40 radar detectors are sensitive enough to detect these brief, weak signals, but you have to pay attention and react quickly.
I drove past a speed box and it displayed my speed. How and why?
I drove past a speed box and my radar detector didn’t go off. Why?
What is “POP” Mode?
Do you “jam” radar?
Can a tinted windshield negatively affect the performance of my radar detector?
I’ve heard that you pay speeding tickets… Is that for real?
Laser Transponders
If you’ve ever seen a police officer parked and outside his vehicle looking at traffic with what looks like a small movie camera or binoculars, you’ve probably just been targeted by LIDAR (Light Detection and Ranging), also known as laser. Police laser guns are short-range (typically 1000 feet) and pinpoint accurate. If the crosshairs of the laser gun are targeted on your vehicle, and you’re speeding, they’ve got you, pull over, game over. Unlike police radar, there are no advance warnings for police laser guns. Your only defense is a good offense with Uniden laser transponders. We know a thing or two about combatting police laser, including the latest variable pulse rate (VPR) guns used today. We build confidence and reliability into our products so you can drive without limits, knowing you’re protected.
Laser Defuser(s)
The ultimate in custom-installed laser speeding ticket protection, putting you in control of where and when you choose to combat police laser.
The Uniden laser transponder system has features designed with you and your vehicle in mind. The ultimate in custom-installed laser speeding ticket protection, putting you in control of where and when you choose to combat police laser. With Uniden, you’re ready to drive without limits as soon as the products are installed. Call us to discuss how many laser transponders your vehicle needs and where you can get them.
Here’s what you see…
Discreet LED display alerts you of threat direction and signal strength.
Additional Option
Uniden laser transponders can be installed on any vehicle, giving you police laser protection you can’t get from a radar detector alone.
Radar System Compatibility
Integrates with the Uniden R-Series, including the R9W, R8/R8w, and R7.
Ultra-Compact Design for Discreet Placement
that blends seamlessly into your vehicle’s body style.
Updatable to Ensure Optimum Performance
Easily update the systems software as new police LIDAR technology emerges.
Maximum Coverage Protection
The interface can fire up to five laser transponders simultaneously, giving you maximum detection and laser jamming to combat all North American police laser guns.
Three User-Selectable Transmit Modes
Customize to the way you drive.
Uniden Laser Transponder Resources
Updatable to Ensure Optimum Performance
Maximum Coverage Protection
The interface can fire up to five laser transponders simultaneously, giving you maximum detection and laser jamming to combat all North American police laser guns, including the latest VPR (Various Pulse Rate) LIDAR guns.
Ultra-Compact Design for Discreet Placement
The transponder system has a compact design that allows for a custom and discreet installation giving you protection from laser speeding tickets while blending seamlessly into your vehicle’s body style.
Additional Option
Uniden laser transponders integrate with all Uniden custom-installed radar systems. You receive alerts for radar and laser threats from the alert (LED(s) and a hidden speaker. You can control all of the transponder programmability and functions with the onboard buttons or optional remote control.
A Uniden laser transponder can be plugged into a compatible Uniden R-Series detector (R8/R8w, R4/R4w) to receive alerts via the detector’s speaker and screen. You can control all of the transponder programmability and functions with the onboard buttons or optional remote control.
Three User-Selectable Transmit Modes
- Constant Transmit: (Default Setting) For as long as it’s receiving a police laser gun signal, the transponder will continuously transmit back to the gun. For aggressive drivers in areas where there are no restrictions on the use of laser jammers.
- Pulse Transmit: Upon receiving a police laser gun signal, the transponder will transmit an “error” signal back to the gun for up to five seconds. The system will then switch to “Receive Only” mode for 30 seconds. Use this setting if you typically drive in an area with restrictions on the use of laser jammers.
- Receive Only: The transponder will only detect police laser. No jamming signal will be emitted. Use this setting if you only wish to be alerted when a police laser gun is targeting you.
Optional Uniden Laser Protection
Become invisible to police laser guns. The Uniden R9W, combined with the combat power of laser transponders, delivers the ultimate in bumper-to-bumper speeding ticket protection.
Product subject to one or more of the following U.S. patents:
7,298,248 B2
5,001,777
RE39,038
RE40,653
RE41,905
Other patents pending.
Detects and alerts to every FCC approved North American police radar frequencies.
| Specifications | Technical |
|---|---|
| Operating Frequencies | 10.500 – 10.550 GHz (X-Band) 23.950 – 24.285 GHz (K-Band) 33.400 – 36.000 GHz (Ka-Band) |
| K-Band Selectivity | K Narrow K Wide (DEFAULT SETTING) K Extended |
| Ka-Band Selectivity | Ka Narrow Ka Wide (DEFAULT SETTING) Scans 100 GHz above/below the most important frequencies: 33.7-33.9 GHz / 34.6-34.8 GHz / 35.4-35.6 GHz / 33.4-36.00 GHz |
| Power Requirements | 10.0 – 16.0 Volts DC negative ground 500 mA typical standby |
| Wireless Remote Control | CR2032 Cell Battery |
| Dimensions | Wireless Remote Control 3.07 in L x 1.4 in W x .47 in H Front Radar Receiver Rear Radar Receiver GPS Module Interior Host Module |
| Optional Expert Control Unit | 1.76 in L x 0.76 in W x 0.35 in H w/attached 8′ cable |
| Weight | Total system 2.5 lbs |
| Temperature Range | -40° – +165° Fahrenheit |
Filter Settings:
| Level/Mode | Sensitivity | Recommended Use |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Highway (Factory Default Setting) | Detects all bands of North American approved police radar at maximum range and sensitivity. | For highway travel or in any area where you are unfamiliar with the types of radar being used. |
| 2. City | The X-Band sensitivity is reduced, as it is the most common source of non-police radar signals. | When traveling in an urban area with minimal non-police radar signals. |
| 3. Filter | X-Band detection is eliminated completely. | Use this mode when traveling in congested traffic areas with a high concentration of non-police radar signals. |
| 4. Auto Filter | 0–45 mph – Filter setting sensitivity 46–55 mph – City setting sensitivity 56 mph+ – Highway setting sensitivity | Allows for less sensitivity in low-speed situations and greater range and sensitivity at higher speeds. |
Factory Default Customizable Settings
| Setting Name | Default Value / Option |
|---|---|
| Voice Type | “Female Voice” |
| Front K-Band | “Front K-Band On” |
| Audible Voice | “Voice On” |
| Front Ka-Band | “Front Ka-Band On” |
| Wake-Up Sequence | “Wake-Up Long” |
| Rear Radar | “Rear Radar On” |
| Auto Volume | “Auto Volume On” |
| Rear X-Band | “Rear X-Band On” |
| K-Band Selectivity | “K Wide” |
| Rear K-Band | “Rear K-Band On” |
| Ka-Band Selectivity | “Ka Wide” |
| Rear Ka-Band | “Rear Ka-Band On” |
| Ka-Band Filter | “Ka Filter Off” |
| Optional Laser Defuser | “Laser On” |
| Traffic Sensor Filter | “Traffic Sensor Filter Off” |
| Laser Setting | “Laser Constant Transmit” |
| MRCD/CT | “MRCD Off” |
| mph/kph | “Miles Per Hour” |
| MRCD/CT Filter | “MRCD Filter Off” |
| Factory Reset | “Factory Reset” |
| Front Radar | “Front Radar On” |
| Exit | “Exit” |
| Front X-Band | “Front X-Band On” |
I’ve heard that you pay speeding tickets… Is that for real?
What is Police LIDAR/LASER?
How do the K40 Laser Defusers work?
Why do I need a K40 Laser Defuser system if my current radar detector has laser detection capabilities?
Is a radar detector needed if a vehicle is equipped with K40 Laser Defusers?
Can the Laser Defusers be installed using the same warning lights and speaker that come with the K40 remote system?
Are there any laws restricting Laser Defuser use?
What is Laser Beam Divergence?
How is Police Laser different from Police Radar?
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