Unfortunately the only way to change the software version is if I have a signed one.
The only one that is signed is the 14.1... no other version is signed [emoji34]
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Introducing "V1 Companion" ios app - *NEW* version 2.06 is available.
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Unfortunately the only way to change the software version is if I have a signed one.
The only one that is signed is the 14.1... no other version is signed [emoji34]
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No other reports, @Kimberdan has been great to work with and we have tried a ton of attempted fixes, hacks etc. to get it going for him. As he mentioned, he stripped his phone completely down, pulled his V1 in the house so there would be NO other bluetooth competition and it still wouldn't work. At that point it was either his phone or V1, so he tried another iOS device and it worked right away. I'm building him "special" versions of the latest V1 companion code with the OLD bluetooth code just to keep him running.
This whole thing is bazaro LOL... I’ve been using 19 and not having any issues and to be totally honest I’m content with that version..
As far as the second redemption code, the second device had to work late[emoji6] so we have not gotten to it yet..
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After V1.08 is released today, I will build you another "special" version with the old bluetooth code, so you can have all the features.
Much appreciated, I still wish we know what it was with my BT..
I wish there was a way to delete the BT software and reinstall it...
Either way I have one version that works and I’m happy for that
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@Kimberdan - iOS 14.2 should be released soon. When it does, update your phone and see if that solves it. Here's to hoping! 
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New version is out - 1.08 adds trip distance (mi/km) and voltage readout to the main display. It also adds a 'Trip Summary' that appears at the end of your trip to give stats about the duration, distance, alerts, filtering, battery condition and how many V1 hardware cache resets you experienced.
***Version 1.08 - Features / Improvements***
• 'Distance display' showing the distance travelled in either miles or kilometers.
• 'Voltage display' showing your car's voltage as reported by the V1.
• Trip summary at the end of your ride. Trip Summary Includes:
• Duration of Trip
• Distance of Trip
• Number of V1 Alerts broken out for 33.8 Ka, 34.7 Ka, 35.5 Ka, K, X, Ku and Laser.
• Passive Mute™ Stats showing the number of alerts muted by 'weak muting' and 'low speed' muting.
• Battery Condition during your trip - 'Good' or 'Bad - Needs to be checked.'
• Number of times the V1 did a hardware reset to 'clear the cache.'
• Further enhanced the voice announcements to be more detailed in the reporting of multiple threats, strengths of threats etc.
• Removed support for iOS 10 & 11.
***Version 1.08 - Features / Improvements***
• 'Distance display' showing the distance travelled in either miles or kilometers.
• 'Voltage display' showing your car's voltage as reported by the V1.
• Trip summary at the end of your ride. Trip Summary Includes:
• Duration of Trip
• Distance of Trip
• Number of V1 Alerts broken out for 33.8 Ka, 34.7 Ka, 35.5 Ka, K, X, Ku and Laser.
• Passive Mute™ Stats showing the number of alerts muted by 'weak muting' and 'low speed' muting.
• Battery Condition during your trip - 'Good' or 'Bad - Needs to be checked.'
• Number of times the V1 did a hardware reset to 'clear the cache.'
• Further enhanced the voice announcements to be more detailed in the reporting of multiple threats, strengths of threats etc.
• Removed support for iOS 10 & 11.
New software work perfect [emoji1303][emoji1303] Thank you
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Yes, if you disconnect (turn off) the v1, then the app will no longer force the screen to be on and it will turn off after the time you have set in your phone settings.
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@Brilliant, I have a few thoughts on this that might differ from what you might be saying. I'm not in an area where detectors are illegal but I do drive in VA occasionally.
I have my V1 mounted high and tight up at the headliner above the rear-view mirror and it's camouflaged behind a tint strip and frits. Also it's hardwired.
I never take down my detector. I have both an app that can darken the main display and a custom Concealed Display that also darkens the main display on start-up. I have a hidden kill-switch for my V1. (I used to use it in concert with my V1 Gen1 in concerning areas of VA, but with the Gen2 we don't need to worry about that any longer.)
I had an interesting encounter with Guilford County, NC a few years ago where the unmarked officer stopped me in a rental car (No V1 that day) and even though my phone screen was off, I left Waze running. The officer was pleasant with me until he saw the phone and then went to his car. He came back really angry and literally threw the ticket in my window and walked away. 92 in a 65 zone.
I look at my phone, and there's a Waze message to me from a long, random username saying something to the effect of, "I caught you".
Here's what I now do at any sort of roadside stop. (My phone is mounted below my car's entertainment screen so it's not visible until you are close to the car.)
As I'm stopping, I grab the phone and turn it off and then hide it from view. I don't even unplug it, but it's in the armrest or somewhere similar. If I were to be asked about it, I could easily pull it out and say that I'm charging it. It needs a pin code upon boot.
If it's in view, it's automatically a viable part of any potential investigation. Also, With it off, no-one is going to notice my Waze user icon on their map or anything else like that. It's a quick grab off of the magnet mount / press of the power button and hide all in one motion kind of thing.
My situation may not match yours at all, but I'd suggest that you consider turning off and putting the phone out of view as well.
I have my V1 mounted high and tight up at the headliner above the rear-view mirror and it's camouflaged behind a tint strip and frits. Also it's hardwired.
I never take down my detector. I have both an app that can darken the main display and a custom Concealed Display that also darkens the main display on start-up. I have a hidden kill-switch for my V1. (I used to use it in concert with my V1 Gen1 in concerning areas of VA, but with the Gen2 we don't need to worry about that any longer.)
I had an interesting encounter with Guilford County, NC a few years ago where the unmarked officer stopped me in a rental car (No V1 that day) and even though my phone screen was off, I left Waze running. The officer was pleasant with me until he saw the phone and then went to his car. He came back really angry and literally threw the ticket in my window and walked away. 92 in a 65 zone.
I look at my phone, and there's a Waze message to me from a long, random username saying something to the effect of, "I caught you".
Here's what I now do at any sort of roadside stop. (My phone is mounted below my car's entertainment screen so it's not visible until you are close to the car.)
As I'm stopping, I grab the phone and turn it off and then hide it from view. I don't even unplug it, but it's in the armrest or somewhere similar. If I were to be asked about it, I could easily pull it out and say that I'm charging it. It needs a pin code upon boot.
If it's in view, it's automatically a viable part of any potential investigation. Also, With it off, no-one is going to notice my Waze user icon on their map or anything else like that. It's a quick grab off of the magnet mount / press of the power button and hide all in one motion kind of thing.
My situation may not match yours at all, but I'd suggest that you consider turning off and putting the phone out of view as well.
I've never had a heat issue with any V1 in 20 years. There have been a few reports of some of the earlier units "detuning" but that was before the "crystal controlled" models.
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone! I wish everyone a safe and delicious day. As a Thanksgiving gift, here is a new version of V1 Companion. It adds some nice features for those with concealed displays. Enjoy!
Version 2.02 adds the following:
*** NEW FEATURES ***
"Dark Mode" support for use with V1 concealed display and/or iPhone as main display.
"Dark Mode" override option for alerts. When enabled, alerts will show on the V1 display.
"J-Out" voice announcement and notification for 'Junk' Ka alerts.
Minor improvements and bug fixes.
Screenshot of new settings:
Version 2.02 adds the following:
*** NEW FEATURES ***
"Dark Mode" support for use with V1 concealed display and/or iPhone as main display.
"Dark Mode" override option for alerts. When enabled, alerts will show on the V1 display.
"J-Out" voice announcement and notification for 'Junk' Ka alerts.
Minor improvements and bug fixes.
Screenshot of new settings:
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