MPH PYTHON III, Руководство оператора

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The middle speed window is yellow and performs three functions; an icon located directly below
the window indicates each function. If the window is being used to display a locked target speed,
a T-lock icon is lit. Only the speed of the strongest target can be locked. If the middle window is
being used to display the speed of the fastest vehicle (fastest mode), a FAST icon is lighted.
General error conditions (Err) are also indicated in this window. “RFI” is indicated in the leftmost
window. A decimal point on the right side of display labeled HAR is activated when a harmonic
condition is occurring. If a low voltage condition occurs, it will be indicated by “Lo bAt” in the left
most and middle windows.
The green window on the right side of the display shows the patrol vehicle’s speed in moving
mode and is unused (two dashes) in stationary mode. The speed displayed in this window should
always correspond with the vehicle’s speedometer. The OK indicator (decimal point on) indicates
that the continuous test is passing.
Display dimming and infrared remote sensor
A photocell is located on the display panel to automatically adjust the brightness of the display to
the ambient light conditions.
Power button
This button controls the power for the PYTHON III radar. When the PYTHON III is turned off,
the radar remembers it’s user settings (mode, etc.), but it does
not remember speeds and it starts
up in standby mode. When the unit is next turned on, it powers up using the same settings, saving
the user the trouble of resetting the radar to his or her desired settings.
Test button
Manually initiates a self-test of the radar. The radar will momentarily light all of its displays.
Then it will test itself at various speeds. If no problems are found, the radar will return to its
previous mode of operation. If a problem is found, the radar will display 32 in the target and lock
windows and cease to measure speeds.
The radar performs additional self-tests continuously during normal operation. The radar lights the
“OK” indicator if no problems are detected and emits a beep if a problem is found.
Mov/Sta button
Toggles the radar between moving and stationary operating modes.
Aud/Sq button
Pressing the Aud/Sq button once will display the audio volume level. The audio volume has 9
settings (1 through 9, with 1 being “mute”). During volume adjustment, “Audio” is displayed in the
left and middle windows of the radar, followed by the current setting in the remaining window.
On its initial power-up, the volume is initially set to level 6. On subsequent power-ups, the
PYTHON III retains the volume setting it had when the radar was turned off.