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Summary of Contents for Pocket Radar PR1000
- Page 1 USER MANUAL & GUIDE PR1000 | MAY 2010...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Following these instructions will help you achieve the best performance from your Pocket Radar™. Please read all of these instructions before using your new Pocket Radar™. If you have any more questions, please check the Pocket Radar™ website under frequently asked questions (FAQ) or contact us at Info@PocketRadar.com. -
Page 3: Installing The Batteries
(Look for the three lines at the top of the battery cover, directly below the label on the back of the Pocket Radar™). Insert the batteries in the direction indicated by the polarity marks inside the battery compartment and replace the cover by sliding it back on until it snaps in place. -
Page 4: Making Speed Measurements
“- - -“ on the display. The “- - -“ on the display indicates that the Pocket Radar™ could not find a measureable moving target within the speed range. This entire sequence occurs in less than a second. - Page 5 RECALL again. Power Off There is no need to turn the Pocket Radar™ off. The Pocket Radar™ contains an automatic battery saving shut-off feature. After 30 seconds with no button pushes, the unit will automatically power off.
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Page 6: Radar Measurement Challenges
If you point the beam of the Pocket Radar™ even a slight angle sideways to the path of the moving object, you will measure a slower speed than the object actually travels along its path. You will also find it more difficult to time the measurement and capture the object within the narrow beam of the radar when you measure off angle. - Page 7 POCKET RADAR™ Radar Measurement Challenges (Con’t) This off angle speed measurement error is referred to as the COSINE error, named after the mathematical function that allows you to calculate the exact speed versus angle. The measured speed will always read lower than the actual speed as you move off the centerline of the path of the moving object.
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Page 8: Environment
POCKET RADAR™ Environment Speed radars are very sensitive instruments for measuring moving objects of any kind. There may be times when the speed reading displayed may not make sense, or when there is no apparent moving object present. False readings of this kind are sometimes referred to as “ghost readings”. -
Page 9: Specifications
POCKET RADAR™ Specifications Nominal Operating Frequency: 24.125 GHz Measures from: 7 MPH to 375 MPH (Miles Per Hour) 11 KPH to 600 KPH (Kilometers Per Hour) 10 FPS to 550 FPS (Feet Per Second) 3 MPS to 168 MPS (Meters Per Second) -
Page 10: Fcc Class B User Manual Statement
POCKET RADAR™ FCC Class B Product FCC Class B Product Label Statement This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. -
Page 11: Limited Warranty
If the product is found by Pocket Radar™ to be defective, Pocket Radar™’s entire liability and your exclusive remedy for breach of warranty shall be that Pocket Radar™ will repair or replace the product and return the product or its replacement to you at no charge, provided that you ship the product to Pocket Radar™... - Page 12 Pocket Radar™ had advance notice of the possibility of any such damages, including, but not limited to, loss of use, revenue or profit. In no event shall Pocket Radar™’s total liability for all claims regarding the product exceed the price paid for the...
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