JBV1

A companion application for Valentine One Radar Locators. DRIVE AWARE.

Now supporting V1 Gen2 volume control (requires f/w 4.1027+) and OBD-II speed input!

JBV1 is the ultimate companion application for Valentine One® and Valentine One Gen2® Radar Locators, and V1 drivers wanting unrivaled situational awareness and threat filtering. In your pocket, on your dashboard, or anywhere in between, a device running JBV1 adds the following capabilities for POWER users:

* Simultaneous display of frequency, signal strength, and direction for all located radar threats

* Voice announcements of box/band/frequency and direction of new radar threats, so you can keep your eyes on the road longer

* Alert hold times for easier identification of brief alerts

* Tracking of distance traveled or time elapsed since threat first located

* Real-time graphs of signal strength and orientation over time

* Alert snoozing to ignore a specific frequency regardless of location for up to one hour

* Background operation provides alerts in an overlay on top of any other application

* Alert logging with reports by day, time, and alert

* Display of logged alerts to Google Maps (requires Internet access)

* Profiles for V1 settings and custom sweeps/frequencies

* Automatic, speed-based V1 mode control

* GPS-based lockouts of known false alerts (including Laser), while alert is displayed or later from your living room or office

* GPS-based profile overrides can change V1 settings automatically when you travel into or out of geographic areas you define

* GPS-based marking of red light cameras, speed cameras, and anything else (Note: JBV1 includes a database of red light camera and speed camera locations for the USA and Canada only)

* Mark warnings show type of mark, distance to mark, and precise bearing to mark

* Fine-tuning of lockouts for optimal location, radius, and frequency tolerance/drift

* Silent Ride automatic muting based on speed and, optionally, speed limits

* Auto dark mode keeps V1 display turned off when no active alerts are present

* Displays GPS-based digital speedometer and compass

* Optional weather radar images on alert screen background

* Displays critical V1 settings so you won't forget which bands are enabled or disabled

* Configurable frequency boxes with In-The-Box and Out-of-The-Box muting options

* Automatic time- and GPS-based lockouts

* Automatic application start on detection of V1 Gen2, V1connection, or V1connection LE

* Multi-window compatible

* Backup/restore to/from Google Drive of database, settings, profiles, and sweeps

* Optional command and control of TMG a-15 Laser Defense Systems, with alert logging

* Optional speed input from OBD-II interface (OBDLink LX/MX+ recommended)

JBV1 requires an ESP-enabled V1 (Bluetooth dongle required) or V1 Gen2 (Bluetooth built-in) Radar Locator.

For V1s prior to V1 Gen2, JBV1 also requires one of the following Bluetooth adapters in order to talk to your V1:

* V1connection

* V1connection LE (recommended)

Both of these Bluetooth adapters are available from Valentine Research Inc.

Permissions:

* MODIFY PHONE STATE is used only to enable your device's speakerphone in some "force speaker" use cases.

* READ PHONE STATE is used only to detect when your device is in a phone call, for improved suppression of alert audio while in a call. No information about a call is ever read, saved, or transmitted.

* RECORD AUDIO is used only for optional voice control.

JBV1 includes an optional Accessibility Service that is used to provide the following optional automation:

* Splitting your screen after app startup or with voice control (Android 7+)

* Locking your screen during app shutdown (Android 9+)

* Taking a screenshot with voice control (Android 9+)

This Accessibility Service is not required and is disabled by default.

Privacy policy

Valentine One, V1, and V1 Gen2 are registered trademarks of Valentine Research Inc.

Android is a trademark of Google Inc.

What's New in the Latest Version 3.10.6

Last updated on Jun 30, 2024

* Support for various location info (reverse geocoding) providers
* Bug fixes

Introduction

JBV1 is a first-person shooter game developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by Ubisoft. It was released on November 10, 2020, for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. The game is the fifteenth installment in the Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six series and the first to be developed by Ubisoft Montreal since Rainbow Six: Siege.

Gameplay

JBV1 is a tactical shooter game that emphasizes teamwork and cooperation. Players take control of a team of five operators, each with their own unique abilities and weapons. The game features a variety of multiplayer modes, including a 5v5 objective-based mode, a 3v3 elimination mode, and a solo deathmatch mode.

Operators

JBV1 features a roster of 30 operators, each with their own unique abilities and weapons. Operators are divided into four classes: Attackers, Defenders, Breachers, and Support. Attackers are equipped with weapons that are designed to breach enemy defenses, while Defenders are equipped with weapons that are designed to hold down positions. Breachers are equipped with explosives that can be used to destroy obstacles, while Support operators are equipped with gadgets that can help their team.

Maps

JBV1 features a variety of maps, each with its own unique layout and objectives. Maps are divided into three categories: Bomb, Secure Area, and Hostage. Bomb maps feature two bombsites that the Attackers must plant and detonate, while Secure Area maps feature a single objective that the Attackers must capture and hold. Hostage maps feature a hostage that the Attackers must rescue and escort to an extraction point.

Game Modes

JBV1 features a variety of game modes, including a 5v5 objective-based mode, a 3v3 elimination mode, and a solo deathmatch mode. The 5v5 objective-based mode is the most popular game mode, and it features two teams of five players competing to complete objectives such as planting bombs, securing areas, and rescuing hostages. The 3v3 elimination mode is a more fast-paced game mode that features two teams of three players competing to eliminate each other. The solo deathmatch mode is a free-for-all game mode where players compete to kill each other.

Reception

JBV1 received generally positive reviews from critics. The game was praised for its tactical gameplay, its diverse roster of operators, and its well-designed maps. However, the game was also criticized for its lack of innovation and its technical issues.

Conclusion

JBV1 is a solid tactical shooter that offers a variety of gameplay options and a diverse roster of operators. The game is a good choice for fans of the Rainbow Six series and for those looking for a challenging and rewarding multiplayer experience.