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- Page 1 Smart Display SD2010 USER MANUAL & GUIDE For use with Pro Radar Module (model RM1510) or with Smart Coach radar (model SR1100) www.PocketRadar.com...
- Page 2 Preliminary Pocket Radar, Inc. 3535 Industrial Dr. Suite A4 Santa Rosa, CA 95403 Toll Free: 888-381-2672 Support: Info@PocketRadar.com Website: www.PocketRadar.com...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction...................1 What’s Included (Display).............2 Product Tour.................3 Smart Display..........(3) Accessories................4 - 5 Included...........(4) Not Included..........(5) Mounting Options................6 Select Your Radar.................7 Pro Radar Module........(7) Smart Coach radar........(7) Pro Radar Module..........(Pages 8 - 28) Getting Started................8 - 9 Set Up Instructions........(8) Set Up Illustrations........(9) - Page 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Advanced Menu..............19 - 25 Measurement Units (vnt)......(20) Sensitivity / Range (sen)......(21) Auto-Off / Timer (tof).......(22) Auto-On (aon)...........(23) Brightness (br).........(24) Display Version (Uer).......(25) Sensitivity Settings..............26 Factory Default Settings.............27 Specifications................28 Smart Coach radar..........(Pages 29 - 46) Getting Started..............29 - 30 Set Up Instructions........(29) Set Up Illustrations........(30) Pairing..................31...
- Page 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS Advanced Menu..............39 - 44 Measurement Units (vnt)......(40) Auto-Off / Timer (tof).......(41) Auto-On (aon)...........(42) Brightness (br).........(43) Display Version (Uer).......(44) Factory Default Settings.............45 Specifications................46 Troubleshooting..............47 - 50 Interference..........(47) Ghost Readings........(48) Tips to Eliminate Interference....(48) Angles.............(49) Cosine Error..........(50) Error Codes................51 FCC Class B Statement..............52 Product Label..........(52) User Manual..........(52)
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Page 6: Introduction
The Smart Display is compatible with multiple Pocket Radar devices, including the Smart Coach radar and the Pro Radar Module. The Smart Display is viewable to over 100 feet in bright sunlight, with a wide viewing angle and full 3 digit display. Lightweight and ultra-portable for indoor or on the field use, its brightness levels adjust automatically with lighting conditions. -
Page 7: What's Included (Display)
WHAT’S INCLUDED (DISPLAY) The parts included with your Smart Display package are listed below. See page 7 for Radar selection. If you are missing any components, please contact Pocket Radar, Inc. at 1-888-381-2672 or email Info@PocketRadar.com Smart Display SD2000 1. Two 6 ft (2 meter) USB cables Type A to Micro B 2. -
Page 8: Product Tour
PRODUCT TOUR Smart Display Front Back Side Bottom 1. KPH units indicator or brightness sensor 10. Indicator light for USB power 2. MPH units indicator or brightness sensor 11. USB out to radar 3. 3 Digit 7 segment speed display 12. -
Page 9: Accessories
Two 6 ft (2 meter) USB cables Type A to Micro B The cables are used to connect your radar device to the Smart Display, as well as provide USB power. Two carabiners One 2 amp AC power supply (USB charger) -
Page 10: Not Included
50 foot USB Extender Cable Kit USB cables are only useful up to 6 feet (2 meters) in length. If you plan to set up the Smart Display more than 6 feet apart from your radar, this Extender Kit is available through the Pocket Radar online store. -
Page 11: Mounting Options
MOUNTING OPTIONS The Smart Display has many different mounting/location options. The Smart Display can be mounted to a metal fence using carabiners (included), to a camera tripod using the tripod mount located on the bottom, to the legs of a tripod with the carabiners, sitting on a chair or table, hung on a wall using the handle or even standing on the ground using the handle as a kickstand. -
Page 12: Select Your Radar
SELECT YOUR RADAR Pro Radar Module (pages 8-28) Front Bottom 1. Micro B USB connector 2. Slots for tripod alignment pins 3. Tripod mounting nut 4. Strain relief for USB cable (pass USB cable under this strap) Smart Coach radar (pages 29-46) 1. -
Page 13: Getting Started
• See next page for illustrations. IMPORTANT NOTE: If the Pro Radar Module is not connected to the Smart Display, “no rdr” will flash for 2 minutes until it powers off automatically. To turn off the Smart Display, simply hold the Power (red) button down for 1 second. Once “Off” is displayed, release the button and the Smart Display is now turned off. -
Page 14: Pro Radar Module
PRO RADAR MODULE ™ GETTING STARTED GETTING STARTED Set Up Illustrations... -
Page 15: Pairing
Display directly to your Radar Module by wired connection. 2. Hold down both the red and black buttons at the same time on the Smart Display for 2 seconds to enter the advanced menu. 3. Release both buttons when ‘BLE’ is displayed. The display will continuously flash ‘BLE’... -
Page 16: Aiming
PRO RADAR MODULE ™ AIMING AIMING Must Aim Radar at Release Point The Pro Radar Module captures a speed reading by sending out a focused beam of very low power radio waves and looking for them to bounce off a moving object, such as a ball. These radio waves are focused in a small cone shaped like a flashlight beam which comes out the front end, where the arrow is pointing, on the Pro Radar Module. -
Page 17: Aiming Illustrations
PRO RADAR MODULE ™ AIMING AIMING Aiming Illustrations Recommended Distance: • Set up the Pro Radar Module either in front or behind the path of the moving object. • If throwing or hitting into a net, set up the Pro Radar Module at least 15 feet behind the net or the player. -
Page 18: Separate Accessories
PRO RADAR MODULE ™ SEPARATE ACCESSORIES OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES Using Smart Display with Pro Radar Module USB Power Packs USB Power Packs are available in several sizes and power ratings. Small ones should provide over 5 hours of use from a fresh charge. -
Page 19: Mounting Options
PRO RADAR MODULE ™ MOUNTING OPTIONS MOUNTING OPTIONS Mounting to a Tripod Detach the tripod shoe that screws into the bottom of the Pro Radar Module. Using fingers or a coin, Attach the tripod shoe Insert the tripod shoe into the screw the tripod shoe into and Pro Radar Module Pro Radar Module screw area... -
Page 20: Power Options
Power On - Self Test If powered via USB or batteries, the Smart Display will flash “888” for 2 seconds, after pressing the Power (red) button. That means the Self Test has passed and you are ready to start capturing speeds. If the Self Test fails, then an error code will be displayed. -
Page 21: Standard Menu
STANDARD MENU STANDARD MENU Recall Memory The Smart Display stores the previous 25 speeds in the memory. Each time a speed is collected, the most recent speed is stored, and the oldest of the 25 speeds is discarded. To access the Recall memory, “TAP” the Mode (black) button on the Smart Display. -
Page 22: Clear Memory
Clear Memory Sometimes it’s better to start fresh when beginning a new session. To eliminate the previous speeds that are stored in the Smart Display, all you need to do is “Press and Hold” the Mode (black) button down for 2 seconds until the word "CLr”... -
Page 23: Usb / Battery Level
Alkaline C-size batteries. See table on page 15 for more details. NOTE: If the Smart Display flashes “Lo / Bat” immediately change the batteries. There are less than 20 minutes of operation remaining. -
Page 24: Advanced Menu
• Allows the user to manually adjust the visibility of the Display from Auto (default) to Low (dim) or High (very bright). (Uer): 6. Version see page 25 • Allows the user to identify which version of firmware their Smart Display or radar contains. -
Page 25: Measurement Units (Vnt)
PRO RADAR MODULE ™ ADVANCED MENU ADVANCED MENU Measurement Units The first menu feature is the option to alternate between miles per hour (MPH) and kilometers per hour (KPH). Hold down the Power (red) and Mode (black) buttons for 2 seconds and "vnt” will appear. •... -
Page 26: Sensitivity / Range (Sen)
PRO RADAR MODULE ™ ADVANCED MENU ADVANCED MENU Sensitivity / Range The second menu feature is the option to control the sensitivity and measurement modes of the Pro Radar Module. Hold down the Power (red) and Mode (black) buttons for 3.5 seconds and “Sen” will appear. •... -
Page 27: Auto-Off / Timer (Tof)
PRO RADAR MODULE ™ ADVANCED MENU ADVANCED MENU Auto - Off / Power - Off Timer The third menu feature is the option to specify how long the Display should remain on before it automatically turns off after no readings. Hold down the Power (red) and Mode (black) buttons for 5 seconds and "tof”... -
Page 28: Auto-On (Aon)
PRO RADAR MODULE ™ ADVANCED MENU ADVANCED MENU Auto - On The fourth menu feature is the option to automatically turn on the Display when plugged in using a USB power source. Hold down the Power (red) and Mode (black) buttons for 6.5 seconds and "aon” will appear. •... -
Page 29: Brightness (Br)
PRO RADAR MODULE ™ ADVANCED MENU ADVANCED MENU Brightness The fifth menu feature is the option to adjust the visibility of the Display in 3 different levels: Auto, Low and High. Hold down the Power (red) and Mode (black) buttons for 8 seconds and "br” will appear. •... -
Page 30: Display Version (Uer)
Version The sixth and final menu feature is the identification of the firmware the Smart Display contains. Hold down the Power (red) and Mode (black) buttons for 9.5 seconds and "Uer” will appear. • Releasing the Power (red) and Mode (black) buttons while “Uer” is displayed will bring the user into the selection menu. -
Page 31: Sensitivity Settings
SENSITIVITY SETTINGS Note: Sensitivity Settings are not available with the Smart Coach radar The Smart Display and Pro Radar Module have adjustable sensitivity and different operating modes to allow users to optimize the operation for different types of measurement setups. If you are experiencing interfer- ence that causes false readings or “ghost readings”, try to adjust the... -
Page 32: Factory Default Settings
FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS Measurement Units: MPH (miles per hour) • The Smart Display out of the box will be set to miles per hour instead of kilometers per hour because it is the unit preference of most of our users. -
Page 33: Specifications
Measures from: 25 to 130 MPH (40 to 209 KPH) Accuracy: +/- 1 MPH (+/- 2 KPH) Range under good measurement conditions: Baseball up to 200 feet and Larger Objects up to 300 feet. Smart Display Size: Height (8.75 inches), Width (11 inches), Depth (2.75 inches) Pro Radar Module Height (5.75 inches), Width (4 inches), Depth (8 inches) -
Page 34: Getting Started
• See next page for illustrations. IMPORTANT NOTE: If the Smart Coach radar is not connected to the Smart Display, “no rdr” will flash for 2 minutes until it powers off automatically. To turn off the Smart Display, simply hold the Power (red) button down for 1 second. Once “Off” is displayed, release the button and the Smart Display is now turned off. -
Page 35: Smart Coach Radar
SMART COACH RADAR ™ GETTING STARTED GETTING STARTED Set Up Illustrations... -
Page 36: Pairing
Display directly to your Smart Coach radar by wired connection. 2. Hold down both the red and black buttons at the same time on the Smart Display for 2 seconds to enter the advanced menu. 3. Release both buttons when ‘BLE’ is displayed. The display will continuously flash ‘BLE’... -
Page 37: Aiming
SMART COACH RADAR ™ AIMING AIMING Must Aim Radar at Release Point The Smart Coach radar captures a speed reading by sending out a focused beam of very low power radio waves and looking for them to bounce off a moving object, such as a ball. These radio waves are focused in a small cone shaped like a flashlight beam which comes out the back end of the Smart Coach radar. -
Page 38: Aiming Illustrations
SMART COACH RADAR ™ AIMING AIMING Aiming Illustrations Recommended Distance: • Set up the Smart Coach radar either in front or behind the path of the moving object. • If throwing or hitting into a net, set up the Smart Coach radar at least 15 feet behind the net or the player. -
Page 39: Separate Accessories
SMART COACH RADAR ™ SEPARATE ACCESSORIES OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES Using Smart Display with Smart Coach radar USB Power Packs USB Power Packs are available in several sizes and power ratings. Small ones should provide over 5 hours of use from a fresh charge. -
Page 40: Mounting Options
SMART COACH RADAR ™ MOUNTING OPTIONS MOUNTING OPTIONS Mounting to a Tripod Detach the tripod shoe that screws into the bottom of the Tripod Mount. Screw tripod mount into the tripod Incorrect set up Correct Set Up shoe (using a coin helps). Clip tripod mount/tripod shoe back into the tripod. -
Page 41: Power Options
Display and not the internal AAA batteries. Power On - Self Test If powered via USB or batteries, the Smart Display will flash “888” for 2 seconds, after pressing the Power (red) button. That means the Self Test has passed and you are ready to start capturing speeds. If the Self Test fails, then an error code will be displayed. -
Page 42: Standard Menu
Alkaline C-size batteries. See table on page 36 for more details. NOTE: If the Smart Display flashes “Lo / Bat” immediately change the batteries. There are less than 20 minutes of operation remaining. - Page 43 STANDARD MENU STANDARD MENU Recall Memory The Smart Display stores the previous 25 speeds in the memory. Each time a speed is collected, the most recent speed is stored, and the oldest of the 25 speeds is discarded. To access the Recall memory, “TAP” the Mode (black) button on the Smart Display.
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Page 44: Advanced Menu
• Allows the user to manually adjust the visibility of the Display from Auto (default) to Low (dim) or High (very bright). (Uer): 5. Version see page 44 • Allows the user to identify which version of firmware their Smart Display or radar contains. -
Page 45: Measurement Units (Vnt)
SMART COACH RADAR ™ ADVANCED MENU ADVANCED MENU Measurement Units The first menu feature is the option to alternate between miles per hour (MPH) and kilometers per hour (KPH). Hold down the Power (red) and Mode (black) buttons for 2 seconds and "vnt” will appear. •... -
Page 46: Auto-Off / Timer (Tof)
SMART COACH RADAR ™ ADVANCED MENU ADVANCED MENU Auto - Off / Power - Off Timer The second menu feature sets how long the Display and Smart Coach radar stays in Constant-On mode. Hold down the Power (red) and Mode (black) buttons for 3.5 seconds and "tof”... -
Page 47: Auto-On (Aon)
SMART COACH RADAR ™ ADVANCED MENU ADVANCED MENU Auto - On The third menu feature is the option to automatically turn on the Display and radar when plugged in using a USB power source. Hold down the Power (red) and Mode (black) buttons for 5 seconds and "aon” will appear. •... -
Page 48: Brightness (Br)
SMART COACH RADAR ™ ADVANCED MENU ADVANCED MENU Brightness The fourth menu feature is the option to adjust the visibility of the Dis- play in 3 different levels: Auto, Low and High. Hold down the Power (red) and Mode (black) buttons for 6.5 seconds and "br” will appear. •... -
Page 49: Display Version (Uer)
Version The fifth and final menu feature is the identification of the firmware the Smart Display contains. Hold down the Power (red) and Mode (black) buttons for 8 seconds and "Uer” will appear. • Releasing the Power (red) and Mode (black) buttons while “Uer” is displayed will bring the user into the selection menu. -
Page 50: Factory Default Settings
Measurement Units: MPH (miles per hour) • The Smart Display and Smart Coah radar out of their boxes will be set to miles per hour instead of kilometers per hour because it is the unit preference of most of our users. -
Page 51: Specifications
Measures from: 25 to 130 MPH (40 to 209 KPH) Accuracy: +/- 1 MPH (+/- 2 KPH) Range under good measurement conditions: Baseball up to 120 feet and Larger Objects up to 200 feet. Smart Display Size: Height (8.75 inches), Width (11 inches), Depth (2.75 inches) Smart Coach Radar Height (4.7 inches), Width (2.3 inches), Depth (0.8 inches) -
Page 52: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING Interference Certain types of interference can cause all radar equipment to some- times display false or so called “ghost readings,” or make it harder to capture the speed of the intended object. Movement: Any objects that rotate, move or vibrate can create a read- ing. -
Page 53: Ghost Readings
TROUBLESHOOTING Ghost Readings Radar devices 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 54: Angles
TROUBLESHOOTING Angles A common mistake made with ALL radar equipment is trying to measure the speed of an object at an angle. Due to the nature of how Doppler speed radar works, the radar device will measure most accurate speeds when the object is moving directly towards or away from the radar beam. -
Page 55: Cosine Error
TROUBLESHOOTING Cosine Error 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. -
Page 56: Error Codes
Disconnect / reconnect Configuration value not Flash Memory all power. If not resolved, correctly saved Failure contact support Need help? Please contact Pocket Radar, Inc. You can reach us toll-free at 888-381-2672 or by e-mail at Support@PocketRadar.com... -
Page 57: Fcc Class B Statement
FCC CLASS B STATEMENT 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 58: Warranty Information
– If the product is found by Pocket Radar, Inc. to be defective, Pocket Radar, Inc’s entire liability and your exclusive remedy for breach of warranty shall be that Pocket Radar, Inc. - Page 59 Inc. 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, Inc’s total liability for all claims regarding the product exceed the price paid for the product.
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