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Возможные неисправности 10

CONTENTS 12

CONGRATULATIONS! 12

POWER CONNECTION 14

POWER CONNECTION 14

Your detector is designed to operate on most 12V DC negative ground vehicle electrical system. The power cord provided with the unit has a cigarette lighter socket plug at one end and a small connector on the other. 15

Your detector is designed to operate on most 12V DC negative ground vehicle electrical system. The power cord provided with the unit has a cigarette lighter socket plug at one end and a small connector on the other. 15

FUSE REPLACEMENT 15

FUSE REPLACEMENT 15

If the detector does not operate when you turn it on, remove the power adapter from the cigarette lighter or accessory outlet and carefully check the socket for debris. Also, check the fuse in the adapter and your vehicles’ fuse box. 15

If the detector does not operate when you turn it on, remove the power adapter from the cigarette lighter or accessory outlet and carefully check the socket for debris. Also, check the fuse in the adapter and your vehicles’ fuse box. 15

a)To replace the fuse, unscrew the top of the power adapter. 15

a)To replace the fuse, unscrew the top of the power adapter. 15

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b)Remove and check the fuse to see if it has blown and then replace it. 15

b)Remove and check the fuse to see if it has blown and then replace it. 15

OPERATION OF LASER/RADAR DETECTOR 15

OPERATION OF LASER/RADAR DETECTOR 15

A. POWER AND SELF-TEST 15

A. POWER AND SELF-TEST 15

1. Rotate ON/OFF Volume Control Dial clockwise. 15

1. Rotate ON/OFF Volume Control Dial clockwise. 15

2. Each time you turn your Star PRO60 an automatic self-test sequence confirms that the speaker and visual display are operational. 15

2. Each time you turn your Star PRO60 an automatic self-test sequence confirms that the speaker and visual display are operational. 15

B. SETINGS/READING THE INDICATORS 15

B. SETINGS/READING THE INDICATORS 15

Remember: 15

Remember: 15

The buttons can have multiple functions. 15

The buttons can have multiple functions. 15

A different Tone Alert will be heard for a confirmation upon each change of settings. 15

A different Tone Alert will be heard for a confirmation upon each change of settings. 15

All settings are stored in memory from previously set modes after it is powered-off. 15

All settings are stored in memory from previously set modes after it is powered-off. 15

MODES 15

MODES 15

Tutorial 15

Tutorial 15

Your detector has a tutorial mode that demonstrates all of its alert indicators. In tutorial mode, you can check the status of all indicators. Each time you press DIM button, you can see each demonstration. Press CITY and DIM button simultaneously and turn on to start tutorial mode. Press CITY button to finish any time. 15

Your detector has a tutorial mode that demonstrates all of its alert indicators. In tutorial mode, you can check the status of all indicators. Each time you press DIM button, you can see each demonstration. Press CITY and DIM button simultaneously and turn on to start tutorial mode. Press CITY button to finish any time. 15

Dim 15

Dim 15

You can select from three levels of brightness for your radar detector: bright, dim, and dark. Once you set the display brightness, the detector retains the settings until you change it. 15

You can select from three levels of brightness for your radar detector: bright, dim, and dark. Once you set the display brightness, the detector retains the settings until you change it. 15

Safety Alert 15

Safety Alert 15

Alerts you with following warning: Emergency Vehicle approaching, Road Hazard, Moving Train. 15

Alerts you with following warning: Emergency Vehicle approaching, Road Hazard, Moving Train. 15

City 15

City 15

Your detector has two operating modes; City and Highway. In City mode, the detector requires a stronger X, K, Ka band signal before it sounds or displays an alert. 15

Your detector has two operating modes; City and Highway. In City mode, the detector requires a stronger X, K, Ka band signal before it sounds or displays an alert. 15

City mode prevents false alerts in densely populated areas where radar signals can bounce off surrounding structures. 15

City mode prevents false alerts in densely populated areas where radar signals can bounce off surrounding structures. 15

X-Delete 15

X-Delete 15

You can select X-delete Mode. It will reduce false alarms. To delete X-band, Press CITY button until the 4 Beeps sound. Repeat the procedure to activate X-band detection. 15

You can select X-delete Mode. It will reduce false alarms. To delete X-band, Press CITY button until the 4 Beeps sound. Repeat the procedure to activate X-band detection. 15

Mute Selection 15

Mute Selection 15

Each time you press Mute button, you can choose one of the following modes: 16

Each time you press Mute button, you can choose one of the following modes: 16

1. 90sec Mute-On Mode (Voice Msg. of “Mute On”. 16

1. 90sec Mute-On Mode (Voice Msg. of “Mute On”. 16

Silences the alert tone and voice for 90-sec. If any radar signal is not detected within 90 seconds, reset to auto-mute. 16

Silences the alert tone and voice for 90-sec. If any radar signal is not detected within 90 seconds, reset to auto-mute. 16

2. Permanent Mute-On Mode (2 Beeps and Voice msg.) 16

2. Permanent Mute-On Mode (2 Beeps and Voice msg.) 16

Silences the alert tone and voice. 16

Silences the alert tone and voice. 16

3. Mute-Off Mode (Voice Msg. of “Mute Off”). 16

3. Mute-Off Mode (Voice Msg. of “Mute Off”). 16

Release Mute-status. 16

Release Mute-status. 16

4. Automute Mode (Voice Msg. of ‘Automute’). Automute will automatically reduce the audio volume after 4 seconds as long as the signal is detected. 20 seconds after mute, the unit goes to its previous mode. 16

4. Automute Mode (Voice Msg. of ‘Automute’). Automute will automatically reduce the audio volume after 4 seconds as long as the signal is detected. 20 seconds after mute, the unit goes to its previous mode. 16

Voice on/Off 16

Voice on/Off 16

To activate the Voice Alerts, press and hold the Mute button for 3 seconds. Your detector will bleep one time. To de-activate the Voice Alerts follow the procedure again. This time, the unit will beep 2 times. Please note that your detector comes with the Voice Alerts switched “On’ as standard. 16

To activate the Voice Alerts, press and hold the Mute button for 3 seconds. Your detector will bleep one time. To de-activate the Voice Alerts follow the procedure again. This time, the unit will beep 2 times. Please note that your detector comes with the Voice Alerts switched “On’ as standard. 16

VG-2 16

VG-2 16

Police use a VG-2 Gun to find out whether or not you are using a Radar Detector. VG-2 detection is necessary to detect the Police VG-2 Gun. Your Star PRO60 is always on and invisible to the police VG-2 Gun. 16

Police use a VG-2 Gun to find out whether or not you are using a Radar Detector. VG-2 detection is necessary to detect the Police VG-2 Gun. Your Star PRO60 is always on and invisible to the police VG-2 Gun. 16

CARE AND MAINTANCE 16

CARE AND MAINTANCE 16

If your unit does not appear to be operating properly, please follow these troubleshooting steps: 16

If your unit does not appear to be operating properly, please follow these troubleshooting steps: 16

1.Make sure the power cord is properly connected. 16

1.Make sure the power cord is properly connected. 16

2.Make sure the socket of your vehicle’s cigarette lighter is clean and free of corrosion. 16

2.Make sure the socket of your vehicle’s cigarette lighter is clean and free of corrosion. 16

3.Make sure the power cord’s cigarette lighter adapter is firmly seated in your cigarette lighter or accessory outlet. 16

3.Make sure the power cord’s cigarette lighter adapter is firmly seated in your cigarette lighter or accessory outlet. 16

4.Check the power cord fuse. 16

4.Check the power cord fuse. 16

5.Do not expose the detector to moisture, rain dew, road splash, or other liquids that can damage the internal components and sensitivity of the detector. 16

5.Do not expose the detector to moisture, rain dew, road splash, or other liquids that can damage the internal components and sensitivity of the detector. 16

SPECIFICATIONS 16

SPECIFICATIONS 16

1. 
   Первое нажатие (1 звуковой сигнал)
   

2. 
   Второе нажатие (2 звуковых сигнала и голосовое сообщение).
   

3. 
   Третье нажатие (3 звуковых сигнала или голосовое сообщение).
   

4. 
   Четвертое нажатие (4 звуковых сигналов и голосовое сообщение).