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Power Connection

To power Pro300, plug the small end of the 
SmartCord, (telephone-type connector) 
into the modular jack on Pro300’s right 
side, and plug the lighter plug adapter into 
your vehicle’s lighter socket or accessory 
socket.

Pro300 operates on 12 volts DC negative 
ground only. The lighter plug provided is a 
standard size and will work in most  
vehicles. However, some vehicles may 
require the optional European sleeve 
to ensure a snug fit. If so, simply call our 
service department to order one. This 
sleeve slides over the SmartCord’s lighter 
plug adapter. Of course, your lighter socket 
must be clean and properly connected for
proper operation.

NOTE: Depending on your vehicle, the 
lighter socket power may either be  
continuously on, or it may be switched on 
and off with your ignition switch.

Optional power cords

See the Accessories section for details. 

Mounting Location

WARNING: Beltronics cannot anticipate the 
many ways the Pro300 can be mounted.
It is important that you mount Pro300 
where it will not impair your view nor 
present a hazard in case of an accident.

Where to mount Pro300

For optimum detection performance, we 
recommend the following:

• Using the Windshield QuickMount, 
mount your Pro300 level, and high enough 
on your front windshield to provide a clear 
view of the road from the front and rear.

• Mount Pro300 away from windshield  
wipers, other solid objects, and heavily 
tinted areas that might obstruct the radar 
antenna or laser lens.

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  Installation

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Windshield QuickMount

Pro300’s QuickMount windshield bracket 
is designed for unobtrusive and hassle-free 
mounting. 

1

  Depress the QuickMount button on 

the top of Pro300 (by the word 
BELTRONICS) and slide the QuickMount 
bracket into the slot until it is locked into 
the position which best fits the angle of 
your windshield (there are four settings 
available). For extremely horizontal 
or extremely sloped windshields, 
the QuickMount bracket can 
be bent.

To ensure that the suction cups 
adhere to the windshield firmly, be sure to 
keep both your windshield and the suction 
cups clean.

2

  To adjust Pro300 on your windshield, 

use the QuickMount adjustment button
located on the top of the Pro300, and slide 
Pro300 forward or backward to obtain a 
level horizontal position.
        
When installed and adjusted properly, the 
back top edge of the Pro300 should rest 
solidly against your windshield.

Caution! 

A few vehicles (including some Porsches) 
have windshields with a soft anti-lacerative 
coating on the inside surface. Use of 
suction cups will permanently mar this 
coating. Consult your dealership or the 
vehicle owner’s manual to determine if 
your windshield has this coating.

User’s Tip

You can leave the QuickMount bracket in 
place on your windshield, and easily 
remove the Pro300 by pressing the 
adjustment button and sliding it off the 
mount. Again, be sure to position the 
bracket where it won’t present a hazard in 
the event of an accident. Additional mounts 
are available.

Summary of Contents for BEL Pro300

Page 1: ...O R Owner s Manual Beltronics 5442 West Chester Road West Chester OH 45069 USA USA 800 341 2288 www beltronics com 2012 Beltronics Designed in USA Manufactured In Canada Features specifications and p...

Page 2: ...display Program 2 Then hold the RVW button down The Pro300 will scroll through the categories starting with Pilot Pilot thenVoice Voice then Power on sequence PwrOn then Signal strength meter Meter an...

Page 3: ...o the next PILOT Power on indication VOICE POWER ON SEQUENCE SIGNAL STRENGTH METER AUTOMUTE CITY MODE SENSITIVITY BANDS Pilot HWY Pilot H Pilot V Voice ON Voice OFF PwrOn STD PwrOn FST Meter STD Meter...

Page 4: ...Slot Insert Pro300 s adjustableWindshield mount into this slot Page 7 QuickMount Button Press the button and slide theWindshield mount into one of its four locking positions Page 7 City Button Switch...

Page 5: ...id objects and heavily tinted areas that might obstruct the radar antenna or laser lens 6 Installation 7 Windshield QuickMount Pro300 s QuickMount windshield bracket is designed for unobtrusive and ha...

Page 6: ...long range warning with minimum false alarms In this mode Pro300 s internal computer continuously analyzes all incoming signals and intelligently adjusts the sensitivity 8 You can also select conventi...

Page 7: ...SmartCord 11 Threat Display Pro300 sThreat Display option is an advanced display for experienced detector users Please use Pro300 for a few weeks to get familiar with its other features before usingT...

Page 8: ...actory setting is for AutoMute to be on Pro300 will display aMute ON If you accidentally don t release the RVW button in time and the Pro300 goes to the next category hold the RVW button down again an...

Page 9: ...ative signal strength factory default MeterTHT Threat Display In this setting the meter simultaneously tracks multiple radar signals including relative signal strength for each NOTE TheThreat Display...

Page 10: ...s Operating Bands X band 10 525 GHz 25 MHz K band 24 150 GHz 100 MHz Ka band 34 700 GHz 1300 MHz Laser 904nm 33 MHz bandwidth Radar Receiver Detector Type Superheterodyne GaAs FETVCO Scanning Frequenc...

Page 11: ...alert and fall silent again Pro300 suddenly sounds a continuous tone for the appropriate band received All segments in the Signal Strength Meter are lit A brief laser alert Pro300 receives weak signa...

Page 12: ...con rmation that your Pro300 s radar detection abilities are fully operational How POP Works POP mode is a relatively new feature for radar gun manufacturers It works by transmitting an extremely shor...

Page 13: ...n of your detector If you believe this type of system isn t used in your area you can simply turn it off Otherwise your detector is ready to start protecting you right out of the box If you have any q...

Page 14: ...Mode Pro300 is inAutoMute Mode See page 8 for details Pro300 is not making contact with the windshield to provide stability While holding down Pro300 s QuickMount button slide Pro300 toward the windsh...

Page 15: ...i ed 2 Your product has been subjected to misuse or damage including water damage physical abuse and or improper installation 3 Your product has been modi ed in any way 4 You do not supply original pr...

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