Wraith ARS 2X, Руководство оператора

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INTRODUCTION
The Wraith ARS 2X (Wraith Advanced Radar System) is a realistic police radar that takes heavy inspiration from
the real Stalker DSR 2X radar system. It includes a plethora of features from the DSR 2X such as the new operator
menu, to improve the realism and experience whilst using the newest instalment from the collection of Wraith
radar systems. Previously with WraithRS, vehicle speeds were only displayed in the target window, with no
priority to certain vehicles (such as large and slower vehicles, or smaller and faster vehicles). The
Wraith ARS 2X
tracks both large and faster, smaller targets and displays the speeds of both in the target windows, meaning the
radar can track 4 different speeds with both antennas turned on and transmitting. At the press of a button, the
operator can engage ‘key lock’ that prevents any of the key binds from working, helping to eliminate control
conflicts. The system also has a plate reader built in that scans front and rear plates.
HOW THE RADAR SYSTEM WORKS
When the radar display is enabled and either/both antennas are transmitting, the system sends out a signal that
acquires the speed and direction of travel from vehicles in the radar’s line of sight. All the collected data is then
sent to the radar’s processing core that calculates which vehicle speed needs to be displayed in which box, the
direction a vehicle is going relative to the operator’s vehicle is also displayed next to the target windows. As the
new system splits up larger and smaller but faster vehicles, the operator can more easily distinguish which
vehicle in their view is being displayed on the radar’s interface.
TARGET ZONES
Throughout this manual there are multiple references to the different areas of traffic that the radar system
monitors, they are known as target zones. The
Wraith ARS 2X can monitor up to two zones at a time whilst both
antennas are transmitting. The four target zones are:
• Front Same
• Front Opposite
• Rear Same
•
Rear Opposite
Due to the way that the radar system works, it treats the opposite target zones like lanes
instead of a diagonal signal being emitted from the antennas.
As of the current version of the radar system (1.0.0), only two target zones can be
monitored, in a future update, the system will be able to monitor four target zones up to
the operator’s discretion.