User Manual

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Remote Control
The wireless remote is a battery-powered infrared
remote control, much like one for a television (The
optional wired remote has identical controls). There is
no action required to turn power on or off on the
remote, but try to avoid storing the remote with any
switch depressed in order to avoid draining its batteries.
The BEE III has two main sections of controls located
on its face. These sections are separated by a heavy
white line on the label.
Operating mode keys
The most commonly used keys, those used while
driving, are at the top of the remote. They are raised
rubber keys and are contoured so that the operator’s
thumb is cradled in the center of a five-key cluster,
allowing easy control of the radar’s operating mode
while allowing the operator to keep his eyes on the
road. All of these keys are backlighted for use at night.
Front: Places the radar into front antenna mode.
Rear: Places the radar into radar antenna mode.
Standby: Places the radar into Standby.
Opposite: Places the radar into opposite direction
mode when moving mode is selected.
Same: Places the radar into same direction mode when moving mode is selected.
Lock: Causes the radar to lock the Target speed in the Lock window.
A target locked for 15 minutes will automatically be cleared. If the unit is in standby, a
countdown will be shown in the target window, allowing the officer time to note the
speeds before they are erased.
Fastest: Toggles the radar between fastest vehicle mode and strongest vehicle mode. Also used
in tuning fork mode to simulate a target that is moving slower than the patrol vehicle in
same direction moving mode.