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Beltronics Vector 970 manual

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    Ve c t o r L R R AD AR • L ASER • S AFETY D ETECT OR Oper ating instructions for model 97 0 Advanced PR O TECTION System TM with Shadow T echnology ® ®®®® DIGITAL PLL SYNTHESIZED OSCILLATOR TM[...]

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    in t r oduc tion Thank y ou f or pur chasin g a ve c to r l r Rada r/Laser/Saf et y d et ect o r w ith th e A d van ced P r o tection S y stem ™ and Shad o w Te c h n o l o g y ® II. ve c to r l r is a new dimension in detect io n techno log y . Desig ned f or the pr of essional dr i ver ve c t or l on g ran ge emp hasizes ul t ima te perfo r ma[...]

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    ta b l e o f c o n t e n t s Prof i le of Feat u res l pag e 4 Description o f Fea tur es l pag e 5 P ow er -U p T est Sequenc e/Start-up M ode l pag e 5 Tu t o r i a l M o d e l pag e 6 Set an d F o r g et M em ory l pag e 7 R eset to F ac to r y Sett ings l pag e 7 drk (Bright/Dim/Da rk) B utto n l pag e 7 au d (A uto-M ut e/V ol ume Con tro l) B[...]

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     prof i le o f fe a t u res 1. p w r (P ow er/Star t-U p M ode) B utto n: pres si ng an d hol di n g pw r w il l turn the unit o n. R eleasing and pr essin g the pwr bu tto n again w ill scro ll thr ough the fi ve S tart-U p mode opt ion s : NORMAL , MODS (M o difica tions), Q-START (Quick Star t) TECH MODE, VOLTAGE METER plus TUTORIAL MODE. 2 T[...]

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    7. Laser Optical S enso rs: c ollect Laser signals fr o m in fro n t and be hin d. 8. Au d i o A l e r t S p e a k e r : all audib le aler ts ar e emitted fr om this loc ation. 9. Po w e r J a c k : us ing the s t raight o r co iled co r d, ve c t o r l r o pera tes in an y v ehicle with a 13.8 volt dc negativ e g r ound system ( 10.5 volt to 16 v [...]

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    TECH MODE P r esents A udio , T ext M essag es and freq uenc y rea do ut f or L a s e r ,K a ,K ,X ,a n d S a f e t y W a r n i n g S y s t e m ® . A f t e r t h i s t e s t sequence, the status of Selec table F eatur es is displa yed. T ech M ode g iv es y ou the benefi t o f iden t if y ing Radar bands and Laser co uple d w ith the a ctual f r e[...]

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    mo v e fo r war d in the lis t.“ MSG 1 ” wil l a p pe ar in th e d i s p l a y co nfir ming y our selection (t o mo v e backw ar d in the list, p r ess the dr k b utto n). Pr essin g the au d but ton a l lows you to v i ew the sws ™ message in the dis pla y . Pr ess the cty bu tto n again to st ep to th e next messag e; pr ess the au d but to[...]

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    au d (A ut o-M ut e/V ol ume Con t r ol) B utt on M an ual M u ting o f A udio A ler ts (Rada r an d sws ™ ) W hether A ut o-M ute is selected on or off in S ele c t able F ea tur es, the a udio aler ts can be co m plet ely m ut ed b y pressi n g t h e au d bu tto n during an aler t. The dis pla y w ill br i ef ly sh ow “ Qu i e t . ”. N o a [...]

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     chan ge S uper W ideband K a, K or in stan t-on X band Ra dar aler t pa tterns. N ot e—the ct y mode does not change the pr ese nta t ion of ale r t s fo r Laser or sw s ™ . Cit y Al l Ci t y A ll mode is a S elec table F e a tur e o f the ve c to r l r (see S electable Fea t ur es pa ge 9 ). This fea t ur e pr o v ides an a lter nate appr [...]

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    and is des ig ned f or use in high den sit y micr ow a v e ar eas. F ac to r y sett ing is “ CTY X ”. No t e — o n c e “ CTY X ”o r “ CTY ALL ” is ch osen in Selec table F eatur es , the cty b u t t o n m us t be p r e s se d t o en g a g e your se lec t i on . X/K/K a Ba nd On or Off Se le ct “ X on/ X of f ”,“ K on/ K of f ”[...]

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     Instaclear is a reg i stered t rade mar k of the For d Moto r Company . Elect riClear is a register ed T r ademark o f Libbey , Owens, F or d, and Delco-R emy . Ent er i ng Selec table Fea tures M ode 1. W ith the uni t off , pr ess and h old th e cty bu tton, then p res s the pw r butt on. T he wor d “ FEATUR ES ”w i l l a p p e a r i n[...]

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    2 . For opt i mum de te c t i on , p o sit ion your u ni t w it h a cle a r , unob str ucted view o f the r o ad fr om th e fro nt a nd r ea r . 3 . Do not allo w the unit to mak e c on tact w ith the windshield. This wi ll elimina te unnec essar y v ib ra tion. 4 . A v o id pl acing y o ur unit in dir ec t sunligh t. During the s ummer , in terior[...]

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    4 . Slid e det e cto r on to base p la te un t il it snaps in to p lace. N ot e—some v eh icle s ha ve a plas tic coa t ing o n the inside o f the w indsh ield d esi g ned to p ro tect oc cupan ts in case o f a n acci den t. U se of the w indshield br acket on this t y pe of w indshield can per man entl y mark the s ur fac e. Che ck with yo ur de[...]

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    N o te—the tip is i n two pie ces; be car eful no t to lo se ei ther pi ec e or th e spring i nside the ho lder . (S ee d ia g r am belo w). unders t anding rad ar, l as er and sw s ™ Thr e e Radar F r equencies Thr ee micro wa ve fr equencies ha v e b een allocat ed b y the fc c (F edera l Comm unications Commissio n) and ar e use d fo r traff[...]

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    Laser ports det ec t energ y far ou tside the main Laser beam— incl uding o ff-axis signals—p r o v iding th e larg est ac hieva ble 360 ° “fiel d of view . ” The alerts pr o v ided b y y our unit a r e the same whethe r signals ar e r ecei v ed f r om th e fro n t o r r ear . Saf ety W ar ning S y s t em ® (s w s ™ ) —W hat is it? Th[...]

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    Sinc e Radar s ig nals tra vel in a s t raight line, this Rada r enco un ter po ten t ially o ffer s maximum w ar ning ran ge. Onc e the s ig nal is r ecei ved, th e initial wa rning co nsis ts o f an X, K or Sup er W i de ba nd Ka audio a l er t coupl e d w it h si mult an e ous iden t ifica t ion o f the Radar band (X, K o r K a) and sig nal str [...]

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    3. Sta tiona r y Ra dar c onc eal ed by the cr es t o f a hill a ime d in yo ur dir ect ion . Radar s ig nal s tra v el in a straig h t line and do no t pass thr ough eart h. Co nseq uen tly , police Radar aimed a t the cr est o f a st eep hill cannot be r eceiv ed un t il y ou ar e a t or near the t op . W ar ning time ma y b e minimal (as in si t[...]

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    In stan t-On/P ulsed Radar T hi s typ e o f s i gn al a p p e a r s s u d d en l y w h e n a Ra d a r u ni t is “ t rig ger ed”. The instan t-on alert co nsists o f an in ten se, thr ee seco nd au dio “burs t ”, co upled with the ty pe of band det ected and flashin g o f the signal str ength bar g rap h in the dis pla y . I nsta nt-o n/pu l[...]

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     Saf ety W ar ning S y s t em ® (s w s ™ ) Alerts W ith the Saf et y W a rning S y st em ® fe at u re on and an sw s ™ t r ansm it te r i n u se , yo ur de te c tor w i l l pro v ide a un ique , 2 seco nd sw s ™ tone couple d w it h a S afe t y W ar n i ng S yste m ® cat ego r y w or d (i.e. “ H a zd Z one ”i n d i c a t i n g H [...]

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    N ot e—fo r a co mp let e list in g o f the fi v e Safe t y W a r nin g Syst em ® ca teg or ies a nd c or r espon di ng me ssag es, please r ef er to the Sa f ety Wa r n i n g S y s t e m ® Ale r t Ca rd enclo sed w ith y our ma nua l. p erformance v er ifica t ion Condi tions tha t Aff e ct Radar Aler ts I f y o u f ee l y o ur un i t i s n o [...]

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    tr ou b l es hoo tin g S olut i ons for C om mon Probl ems I f y our unit is not o perating p r o p erly , please r efer t o the out li ne b e low . Pr oblem P ossible Ca use Corr ect iv e Proc edur e U nit not Plug no t pr operly inserted Reinsert plug and r ota te rec e iv in g p ow e r F use in pow er cor d is Re place with 1 am p defect ive 250[...]

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     2. The enf or ceab ilit y of this w arranty is limit ed to th e original co nsumer p u r chaser and is not trans fera ble t o , or enf or ceable by , a ny s u bs e q ue nt ow n e r . 3. In th e ev ent o f a de f ec t, malfunc t ion o r other fail ur e to co nfo rm to t h is war ra n t y , BEL TRO NICS w ill, a t its so le discr et ion, r epa[...]

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    1 . T o obtain ser v ice d ur ing the w arranty per iod, please call the appropr i ate nu m b e r b e low t o ob t ai n a n R A nu mb e r a n d shi pp ing instruc tions. R emember to r eturn y our det ec to r pos tag e paid, in sur ed and in s uita bl e packa ging. 1-800-34 1-22 88 usa 1-800-268-3994 can 2 . F or y our o w n p r otection, ob tain a[...]

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    list of a ccess or ies model cost c ost descrip tion number usa can ad a S uct ion C up Ki t ( 2 ) d a-6 $ 3.95 $ 4.95 St rai ght P ow e r Cor d ( 4 ') d a-16 $ 9.95 $ 11.95 Coiled P o w er Cor d ( 6 ') d a-17 $ 11.95 $ 16.95 P o wer Co rd F uses ( 2 ) d a-19 $ 3.95 $ 5.95 Ho o k & L o o p F a s t e n e r d a-20 $ 2.95 $ 3.95 V iso r [...]