Kustom Signals PMD 250 User Manual
Kustom Signals PMD 250 User Manual

Kustom Signals PMD 250 User Manual

Pole mount radar speed display sign

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Kustom Signals Inc.
9652 Loiret Boulevard
Lenexa, Kansas 66219
United States
www.kustomsignals.com
Tel. + 1 (800) 458-7866
PMD 250
Pole Mount Radar Speed Display Sign
User Manual

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  • Page 1 Kustom Signals Inc. 9652 Loiret Boulevard Lenexa, Kansas 66219 United States www.kustomsignals.com Tel. + 1 (800) 458-7866 PMD 250 Pole Mount Radar Speed Display Sign User Manual...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    11. Setting the Clock and Timer Section C – Technical Information 12. Technical Specifications 13. Options and Upgrades 14. Warranty 15. Trouble Shooting Tips 16. Kustom Signals Contact Information Section D – Optional Data Recording System Quick Setup Guide In Depth Setup Guide...
  • Page 3: Section A - Installation

    Thank you for the purchase of the PMD 250 Pole Mount Radar Speed Display Sign. This Manual will guide through the minor assembly, mounting, programming and use. Please read and understand this Manual and review the checklist in Section 1 below to be sure that you’ve received everything you need prior to starting.
  • Page 4: Hanging The Sign

    Remember, you may adjust the radar gun angle (aim) in the PMD 250 as well as the mounting angle of the enclosure on the pole for maximum fine-tuning, Figure 3b.
  • Page 5: Wiring

    6. WIRING Your PMD 250 comes equipped to be powered either 12 volts D/C or 100-277 volts A/C (50/60 Hz). The required voltage should be noted on the end of the power cord that leads into the enclosure. If you are unsure what you’ve purchased, please contact us before proceeding.
  • Page 6: Programming The Display

    • To replace its battery, remove the small Phillips head screw located on the lower back and replace with a type 27A, 12volt alkaline cell. 8. PROGRAMMING THE DISPLAY The speed codes and their meanings Read over the following programming codes listed in the Speed Code Table below to become familiar with the two-letter groups (modes) you want to set in the sign using the push button.
  • Page 7 without showing any alerts. So for this code only, no further programming would be needed. PROGRAMMING THE SIGN IN “VIOLATOR ALERT” MODE This section covers setting the standard “Violator Alert” functions including the optional “Slow”, “Red & Blue” flashing signals. Note: The pushbutton instructions described in the following paragraphs also apply to the use of the key chain remote control buttons.
  • Page 8 “Minimum Speed” Violator Alert 2: SL - SLOW (Optional Feature)** Check your packing slip or order to verify that this optional feature has been included with your product. If this feature was ordered, the display will now show the red “SL” (Slow) message and show a speed setting number. The red “Slow” message is effective in helping to calm traffic.
  • Page 9 Violator Alert 4: FL - Flashing Speed The display will now show “FL”. When drivers go over this setting, they will see their over-the-limit speed flash. The operator has 5 seconds to start pushing the button in order to change the speed setting. Press the button until the desired speed setting is reached.
  • Page 10 • If using the optional key chain remote, the left button advances the numbers while the right button reverses them. • To start over, either turn off/on the sign with the power key OR when using the key chain remote, hold the left button in for 3 seconds for a power reset. After setting the clock, (see Section 11 “Setting the Clock &...
  • Page 11: Advanced Features

    acceleration or deceleration), the display will simply hold the last recorded speed for a few seconds rather than jumping back and forth between speeds. A couple of examples: Example 1: If a vehicle is traveling at 35mph and the car behind him is traveling at 40mph, the sign will display the first vehicle at 35 until it passes.
  • Page 12 Demo Mode Demo Mode will allow you to select 1 of 6 Demo. The display will show DM for Demo Mode and then a number. Change the number to the desired demo 1 = Counts up and down from 51 to 59 and flashes Demonstrates Dimming Feature Shows “Slow”...
  • Page 13 These optional Violator Alerts may be viewed by running the demo mode in the “Advanced Features” section of this manual. Please contact Kustom Signals should you have any questions or need further assistance. 11. SETTING THE CLOCK AND TIMED EVENTS...
  • Page 14: Section C - Technical Information

    • Turn power on. After the brightness number changes, push the button and stop on “ST”, the “Set Time” mode. Push the button until the display shows “EN” (Enable): Wait five seconds for “OH” (“ON” Hour) to display. “OH” displays. Push the button to see 05 (hours) on the display Wait five seconds for “OM”...
  • Page 15: Options And Upgrades

    5. Red-Blue flashing bars violator alert WARRANTY Kustom Signals warrants parts and workmanship on the LED display for (2) years. The radar unit is warranted by the manufacturer for (2) years. On-site labor is not included. Parts are repaired within five business days of receipt, and include ground service shipping within the USA.
  • Page 16: Kustom Signals Contact Information

    As your First Responders for troubleshooting, our skilled technicians expedite issue resolution with personalized support services to ensure your products perform precisely and efficiently. Call or email Technical Support for troubleshooting, operation and installation of Kustom Signals manufactured equipment. Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday Video Hours 7:00 a.m.
  • Page 17 • RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization) - opt. 1; opt. 2; opt. 2 • Repair Status - opt. 1; opt. 3 Contact information Email Customer Support Department at: cs@kustomsignals.com Customer Support Manager: Stephanie Blake sblake@kustomsignals.com Parts & accessories Two easy ways to find exactly what you need: online or on the phone. We offer fast turnaround of the parts and accessories you need.
  • Page 18: Section D - Optional Data Recording System

    Section D – Optional Data Recording System Quick Start Guide – Data Recording Unit 1) Record Data: A) When powered on, the data recorder’s LCD screen will display the “Main Menu” similar to Figure 1, below. Check the time and date listed. 1.
  • Page 19 d) When all the fields have been completed, the display will show “Time Set Successful” and then it will return you to the main menu. 4) Data Recording Notes • Inserting the SD card will not automatically erase the previous data. See the paragraph “Format Card”...
  • Page 20 Section B - In Depth Guide and Setting Commands – Data Recording Unit Use the + and – buttons to navigate thru the Settings Menu. To select the displayed option, press the Enter button. Settings Menu Figure 4 - Settings Menu The Settings Menu allows you to: •...
  • Page 21 Settings Menu Figure 5 – Settings Menu with custom file name set. To input a new file name, press the “Enter” key at the Your File Name screen. Use the + and – keys to select the characters and press “Enter”. The cursor will move to the next space.

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