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Summary of Contents for RadarHAWK Traveller II

Page 1: ...Operation Manual Traveller II Talking Cordless radar Laser detector...

Page 2: ...ife indication 6 Auto power off 7 Installing the unit 8 Mounting guidelines 8 Windshield mounting 8 Radar operation 10 Power on 10 Functions and modes 10 Invisible to radar detector detectors 14 Band...

Page 3: ...ng device Three separate city modes C C2 and C3 in addition to highway mode to virtually eliminate false radar alerts Additional city mode C4 to delete X band reports and eliminate most false radar al...

Page 4: ...udes the following components The RADARHAWK TRAVELLER II talking cordless radar laser detector Two AA batteries Coiled 12 volt DC power cord Windshield mounting bracket with suction cups two each and...

Page 5: ...Top Back Front Identifying parts of the unit Top Laser Receiver Mounting Guide POWER Button CITY Tutorial Button MUTE Voice Button DIM Language Button Radar Receiver Front Laser Receiver LED Display...

Page 6: ...ight Side Left Side Suction cups Bumper Fuse Mounting bracket Power cord Identifying parts of the unit Power Cord Input Jack Mounting Slots Auxiliary Audio Jack Volume Control Thumb Wheel Mounting Slo...

Page 7: ...ance we advise that you should not use other battery types You may use AA alkaline rechargeable batteries However the resulting battery life will be extremelly short because of characteristics of rech...

Page 8: ...ill result in different battery life The RADARHAWK TRAVELLER II provides voice announcements when function buttons are used so that you can know which function was actually activated However for the p...

Page 9: ...e your vehicle the RADARHAWK TRAVELLER II has an automatic power off feature to conserve battery life The RADARHAWK TRAVELLER II will automatically shut off when no signals are detected for approximat...

Page 10: ...thin reach so the buttons can be easily accessed Do not mount behind windshield wipers metal surfaces ornaments or mirrored sunscreen glass as these affect radar laser signals Tinted glass does not af...

Page 11: ...to the bracket until the bracket arms click into the slots on both sides of the unit 4 Bend the angle of the windshield mounting bracket if necessary to adjust for best viewing and detection angle 5 W...

Page 12: ...between the three levels of brightness modes bright dim and dark Dim mode reduces the brightness of the display When a signal is detected alerts are displayed in full brightness regardless of dim mod...

Page 13: ...3 4 M City 2 mode H C X K Ka L2 3 4 M City 3 mode H C X K Ka L2 3 4 M City 4 mode H C X K Ka L2 3 4 M X band occupied by police radar is also shared for other uses such as automatic door openers like...

Page 14: ...the VOICE button repeatedly for more than two seconds to toggle between voice on voice off and X Band voice off When you drive with voice off or X Band voice off you will not be alerted by correspond...

Page 15: ...L2 3 4 M H C X K Ka L2 3 4 M Laser band detected operation H C X K Ka L2 3 4 M All LEDs on H C X K Ka L 2 3 4 The numbered LEDs are called signal strength meters when they are used to indicate how str...

Page 16: ...terceptors work by detecting emissions generated by radar detectors within a certain frequency range The RADARHAWK TRAVELLER II operates on a frequency outside of this range So it s invisible to as we...

Page 17: ...RADARHAWK TRAVELLER II to rain moisture spray cleaners or liquids that could damage the internal circuitry of the detector Fuse replacement The lighter socket adapter of the power cord has a replaceab...

Page 18: ...Check fuse in lighter socket adapter and replace if necessary Check lighter socket Clean if dirty Check your vehicle s fuse panel Refer to your vehicle s manual The RADARHAWK TRAVELLER II did not aler...

Page 19: ...m mode and set the unit to bright display The RADARHAWK TRAVELLER II does not give alerts early enough Set the unit to highway mode Make sure the unit is level to the road Make sure the radar window a...

Page 20: ...e Digital signal processor pulse width discriminator Optical sensor Dual convex condenser lens and high speed photo diode detector General Temperature range 4 F to 140 F 20 C to 60 C Power requirement...

Page 21: ...hat RMA numbers are valid for 30 days only 2 Obtain a proof of purchase such as a mechanical reproduction of your sales receipt original receipts cannot be returned Proof of purchase must show printed...

Page 22: ...nd product we will repair or replace the product for you Please allow two to three weeks from receipt of your returned product to delivery of your replacement SERVICE AND REPLACEMENT RadarHAWK Travell...

Page 23: ...its replacement to you at no charge provided that you ship the product to Q3I at your expense with a description of the defect and subject to the other conditions of this warranty Should the product...

Page 24: ...or speculative damages including but not limited to consequential incidental and special damages relating to the use of or inability to use this product whether arising out of contract negligence tor...

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