PNI IFS-11875 Radar Detector User Manual SilverBullet II

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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION..............................................................................................................................................
Features................................................................................................................................................
Package Contents...................................................................................................................................
Controls.................................................................................................................................................
INSTALLATION...............................................................................................................................................
Windshield Installation - battery operation..............................................................................................
Windshield Installation - power cord operation........................................................................................
Dashboard Installation...........................................................................................................................
Visor Installation...................................................................................................................................
QUICK GUIDE...............................................................................................................................................
OPERATION DETAILS.....................................................................................................................................
Battery Information..............................................................................................................................
Battery Installation.........................................................................................................................
Battery Life....................................................................................................................................
Low Battery lndicator......................................................................................................................
Auto Power-Off...............................................................................................................................
Turning On the Radar Detector..............................................................................................................
Using the Backlight..............................................................................................................................
Using the Mute Feature.........................................................................................................................
Understanding Signal Alerts..................................................................................................................
Using the Alert Filter Button..................................................................................................................
Invisibility to VG-2 Devices....................................................................................................................
Tutorial Mode.......................................................................................................................................
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TROUBLESHOOTING.......................................................................................................................... 20
SERVICE AND REPLACEMENT.............................................................................................................. 21
WARRANTY INFORMATION................................................................................................................. 23
For the technical specifications of the SILVER BULLET RX7500 and/or to download the most recent versions of this manual, please
visit www.pnicorp.com.
INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on purchasing your SENSORO SILVER BULLET RX7500, the ultra compact, wireless
radar/laser detector. Made by PNI Corporation, the SILVER BULLET RX7500 uses patented,
innovative technology to bring you long-range radar detection in an incredibly compact, slim
package. The SILVER BULLET attaches easily to your windshield, dashboard, or visor.
Features
•All-band radar/laser signal detection
•Undetectable by VG-2 radar-detecting devices
•360-degree radar and laser coverage
•Identifies constant-on and instant-on radar signals
•3 alert filter modes: FILTER-NORMAL, FILTER-HIGH, and FILTER-OFF
•8 signal strength meter levels
•LCD screen with bright backlight
•Separate power on/off switch and volume control
•Automatic audio control
•Automatic power-off
•Retains previously set operation modes after power off
•Tutorial mode to demonstrate operations
•Operates on 2 AA batteries or 12V DC power adapter
•Mounts on windshield, dashboard, or visor
PACKAGE CONTENTS
Your SILVER BULLET RX7500 package includes the following components:
3. 12V DC coiled power cord
1. Radar/laser detector unit
2. Two AA alkaline batteries
4. 12V DC straight power cord
5. Six (6) suction cups
PACKAGE CONTENTS
6. Ten (10) retaining clips
7. Windshield bracket A
8. Windshield bracket B
10. Hook & loop fastener
9. Visor bracket
11. Operation manual
If you are missing any of these contents, please call our offices at 1-888-422-6672 and we will ship them to you immediately.
CONTROLS
TOP VIEW
Speaker
Top Laser Receiver
POWER Switch
BACKLIGHT Button
MUTE Button
ALERT FILTER Button
REAR VIEW
Radar Receiver
Front Laser Receiver
FRONT VIEW
SIDE VIEW
Volume Controller
Power Cord Input Jack
LCD Screen
INSTALLATION
The SILVER BULLET RX7500 can be easily installed on your windshield, visor, or dashboard. Each
location has its own installation hardware and requirements.
Windshield Installation– Battery Operation (use Bracket A)
1. Install 2 AA alkaline batteries into the windshield bracket A battery box (see Battery
Information, page 13).
2. Adjust mounting bracket. Bend the angle of the metal bars of the windshield bracket to set
the best viewing and detection angle, ensuring the radar detector is level with the road.
3. If suction cups are not installed in the bracket, insert the nipples of the suction cups into the
back of the battery box.
4. Secure to windshield. Press the bracket firmly against the windshield until the suction cups
take hold securely.
5. Mount the radar detector onto the plastic piece at the end of the bracket. You will hear a
“click” when the two parts are properly connected.
BRACKET A
INSTALLATION
Windshield Installation – Power Cord Operation (use Bracket B)
1. Adjust mounting bracket. Bend the angle of the metal bars of the windshield bracket B to set
the best viewing and detection angle, ensuring the radar detector is level with the road.
2. If suction cups are not installed in the bracket, insert the nipples of the suction cups into the
windshield bracket.
3. Secure to windshield. Press the bracket firmly against the windshield until the suction cups
take hold securely.
4. Mount the radar detector onto the plastic piece at the end of the bracket. You will hear a “click”
when the two parts are properly connected.
5. Power-up. Plug the small end of the coiled power cord into the power jack on the side of the
radar detector. Plug the large end of the power cord into the power socket of your vehicle.
INSTALLATION
Dashboard Installation – Power Cord Operation only
1. Attach fastener. Peel off backing and adhere one side of the hook & loop fastener directly to
your dashboard, the other side to the bottom of the radar detector.
2. Attach the radar detector to the dashboard by placing the fastener pieces together.
3. Power-up. Plug the small end of the coiled power cord into the power jack on the side of the
radar detector. Plug the large end of the power cord into the power socket of your vehicle.
INSTALLATION
Visor Installation - Power Cord Operation only
1. Attach visor bracket. Clip the visor bracket to the back pivoting edge of your visor, so that the
plastic piece of the bracket faces downward when the visor is in its normal, stowed position.
2. Attach the radar detector to the bracket. Turn the radar detector upside down and mount it onto
the plastic end of the visor bracket. You will hear a “click” when the two parts are properly
connected. Make sure the screen faces you.
3. Power-up. Plug the small end of the straight power cord into the power jack on the side of the
radar detector. Plug the large end of the power cord into the power socket of your vehicle.
4. Turn on the unit by moving the power switch to ON.
5. Reverse the radar detectorʼs text display. Press and hold the MUTE and ALERT FILTER buttons
simultaneously for 3 seconds to reverse the text display (so messages will be seen right-side-up).
6. Use the retaining clips to attach any loose wire between the visor and the power socket. Be
careful not to leave any dangling wires that will distract the driver.
QUICK GUIDE
Choose where to install the Silver Bullet radar detector
The Silver Bullet can be installed on your windshield, dashboard or visor.
•Windshield installation includes both battery and power cord options.
•Dashboard and visor installations include power cord option only.
Installing your Radar Detector
Windshield – Battery option (use Bracket A)
1. Install 2 AA alkaline batteries in the bracket battery box.
2. Bend the bracket bars as needed to ensure the radar
detector will be easily visible and level with the road.
3. Press securely against the windshield.
4. Attach the radar detector to the bracket – you will hear
a “click” when properly connected.
BRACKET A
Windshield – Power Cord option (use Bracket B)
1. Bend the bracket bars as needed to ensure the radar
detector will be easily visible and level with the road.
2. Press securely against the windshield.
3. Attach the radar detector to the bracket – you will hear a
“click” when properly connected.
4. Plug the power cord into the radar detector and power
socket of your vehicle.
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BRACKET B
QUICK GUIDE
Dashboard – Power Cord option (use Hook & Loop
fastener)
1. Mount the radar detector directly onto the dashboard
using the hook & loop fastener (with sticky sides
attached to the dashboard and bottom of radar detector).
2. Plug the power cord into the radar detector and power
socket of your vehicle.
HOOK & LOOP FASTENER
Visor – Power Cord option (use Visor Bracket)
1. Clip visor bracket to the back, pivoting edge of your visor.
2. Turn the radar detector upside-down and attach to the visor
clip – you will hear a “click” when properly connected.
3. Attach the power cord to the radar detector.
4. Turn on the radar detector.
5. Press and hold the MUTE and ALERT FILTER buttons
simultaneously for 3 seconds to reverse the text display
(so messages will be seen right-side-up).
6. Use the retaining clips to neatly tuck away the power cord.
VISOR BRACKET
Turning On the Radar Detector
1. Move the POWER switch to ON.
2. The screen will display ”SENSORO RADAR DETECTOR * * *
FILTER-NORMAL” indicating a normal filter mode.
3. The screen will then display “SYSTEM ON”.
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QUICK GUIDE
Understanding Alert Messages
1. When a radar signal is detected, the screen displays the
name of the band – “X”, “K”, or “KA” – and a number
indicating the strength of the signal (1 to 8).
2. The higher the number, the stronger the signal.
3. Stronger signals usually imply that youʼre closer to a police
radar/laser device.
4. When a laser signal is detected, the screen displays “LASER”.
Adjusting the Alert Filter
If you receive too many false alert signals, or are driving in
specific environments, press the ALERT FILTER button to switch
between filter modes:
•FILTER-NORMAL – Optimized filtering for typical city or
highway driving
•FILTER-HIGH – Increased filtering to reduce most false
alerts, good for high-density commercial areas
•FILTER-OFF – No filtering of alert signals, ideal for open
space areas
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OPERATION DETAILS
Battery Information
The SILVER BULLET RX7500 operates on two AA alkaline batteries. To ensure optimum performance
and battery life, we advise against using other types of batteries. Using AA rechargeable batteries
is NOT recommended as the resulting battery life will be shorter due to characteristics of
rechargeable batteries
Battery Installation
1. BE SURE the radar detector is turned off; disconnect the battery box from the radar detector.
2. Remove the battery door on the battery box.
3. If replacing batteries, remove old batteries by pulling the battery removal ribbon.
Do not mix old and new batteries for maximum battery life.
4. Insert two fresh AA alkaline batteries into the battery box, observing the polarity indication
inside the battery box.
5. Replace the battery box door and reconnect the battery box to the radar detector.
6. The radar detector is ready for use.
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OPERATION DETAILS
Battery Life
The SILVER BULLET RX7500 can provide approximately 30-40 hours of battery life from two AA alkaline
batteries. Battery life is affected by many variables, such as the brand and condition of the batteries, the
ambient temperature, the number and strength of engaged signals, and the duration of reported alerts,
backlight, and user settings. The estimated battery life provided here is based on battery aging tests
conducted in laboratory environments.
Low Battery Indicator
A “LOW BATTERY” message will appear when 2 to 4 hours of battery life remain. This message will scroll
across the screen for 10 seconds accompanied by a beeping sound. This will repeat every 30 minutes until
no battery power remains and the radar detector shuts off.
We suggest keeping the power cord readily available. If your batteries are drained, the cord
will allow you to continue using your radar detector until you can replace the batteries.
Auto Power-Off
To conserve battery power, the SILVER BULLET RX7500 will automatically shut off when no signal detection
and no button manipulation have occurred for 40 minutes. The radar detector will display ”ENTERING
SLEEP MODE… PRESS ANY BUTTON TO STAY ON” and will beep for 20 seconds before powering down. To
keep the radar detector on, just press any button while the audio and visual warnings are displayed.
The automatic power-off does not function when the radar detector is operated by power cord.
Please turn off the radar detector whenever you leave your vehicle. Even a weak signal can
cause it to remain on and drain your batteries.
If the radar detector was turned off automatically, you can turn it back on by pressing any
button, or by moving the power switch to OFF and then to ON.
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OPERATION DETAILS
Turning On the Radar Detector
•Move the POWER switch to ON.
•The screen will display ”SENSORO RADAR DETECTOR * * * FILTER-NORMAL” if itʼs your first use
since purchase.
•If you selected an alternate alert filter mode during previous use, it will display either “FILTERHIGH” or “FILTER-OFF” instead of “FILTER-NORMAL” in the message above per your selection.
•The screen will then display “SYSTEM ON”.
Using the Backlight
Press the BACKLIGHT button to switch the backlight on or off. The radar detector will sound 1 beep
when the backlight is turned on, and 2 beeps when it is turned off.
If the backlight stays on for more than 15 minutes, the screen will scroll twice ”BACKLIGHT IS
ON… TURNING OFF WILL PROLONG YOUR BATTERY LIFE”. This will repeat every 15 minutes.
The backlight is automatically on for 5 to 20 seconds at the following events:
•While the tutorial messages are displayed – 15 seconds
•While the auto power-off messages are displayed – 20 seconds
•While the low battery message is displayed – 10 seconds
•When a button is pressed – 5 seconds
•When an alert message is displayed – 5 seconds
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OPERATION DETAILS
Using the Mute Feature
Press the MUTE button to switch between “START MUTE” and “END MUTE”. In the “END MUTE” mode,
the radar detector automatically lowers the audio alert level to the ambient noise level in your vehicle
when it detects a continuous signal for 5 seconds or more. Also the audio alert level remains low
for 60 seconds, even if, during that time, a second separate signal is detected. In the “START MUTE”
mode, the radar detector will remain completely silent but will continue to provide visual alerts.
Understanding Signal Alerts
Three (3) radar bands (X, K, and superwide KA) and one (1) laser band are typically used by police
radar/laser devices. When a radar signal is detected, the screen displays the name of the radar band
– “X”, “K”, or “KA” – together with a number indicating the strength of the detected signal (called
the signal strength meter). When a laser signal is detected, the screen displays “LASER”.
• There are 8 levels in the signal strength meter – 1 to 8. The higher the number, the
stronger the signal.
• The signal strength meter can provide a good indication of the proximity of the detected
signal. Usually, strong signals are closer to you than weak signals.
• When “LASER” alert is displayed, it is highly recommended that you promptly reduce your
speed if youʼre driving faster than the speed limit. Police laser devices can measure the
speed of a target vehicle when it is within 1,500 feet in line of sight.
Except for a few early devices, X band (10.50~10.55 GHz) was the only frequency used for
police radar until the mid-1970ʼs. In 1976 radar devices using K band (24.05~24.25 GHz)
were introduced; this led to the development of the first dual band (X and K) radar detectors.
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OPERATION DETAILS
A proliferation of radar devices using KA band frequencies began in 1987 with the
introduction of photo radar (34.3 GHz) and was followed by the Stalker (34.2~35.2
GHz) in 1991 and the BEE 36A (33.4~34.4 GHz) in 1992.
Early detectors needed only to listen for X band radar. When K band arrived, dual band
detectors able to receive both frequencies (X and K) were required. The introduction of KA
band photo radar (34.3 GHz) led to the development of tri-band detectors able to detect X, K,
and a small portion of KA band. A fourth category of radar receivers called “wide-band” with
X, K, and wide KA (34.2~35.2 GHz) band detection capabilities reached the market following
the introduction of Stalker radar. Finally, in response to the BEE 36A, a new generation of
“superwide-band” radar detectors was developed. They detect all radar devices operating
on X, K, and superwide KA (33.4~36.0 GHz) band. All SENSORO radar/laser detectors are
superwide band receivers.
Laser devices transmit an invisible light beam at a frequency (more accurately a
“wavelength”) of 904 nanometers. A nanometer is how a light wavelength is measured.
Different laser devices operate at different light pulse rates and some manufacturers call them
“bands”. All SENSORO radar/laser detectors can detect all current laser devices in use.
Less than 1,000 laser devices are in service in 45 states at present. Most are used by city police
on urban multi-lane roadways. The use of laser devices for speed monitoring is expected to
increase, but will remain limited due to their high cost and limited attractiveness to agencies
that favor the convenience, offered by conventional moving radar. Currently, laser guns
account for less than 5% of the total number of speed monitoring devices (radar and laser)
sold in the U.S. annually; during the next five years, this figure is expected to remain under
8%. Laser devices will likely be in service in every state within a few years.
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OPERATION DETAILS
Using the Alert Filter Button
Press the ALERT FILTER button to switch between filter modes. The factory default is FILTER-NORMAL.
•FILTER-NORMAL – Optimized filtering for typical city or highway driving. The NORMAL mode
filters out all X band and other known radar signals commonly associated with annoying false
alerts in city and suburban areas. When this mode is selected, the screen will scroll “FILTERNORMAL MODE”.
•FILTER-HIGH – Increased filtering to reduce most false alerts, good for high-density commercial
areas. The HIGH mode is ideal when youʼre receiving frequent false alerts. Most North
American speed monitoring systems use the K or KA bands, and this mode will not adversely
affect the sensitivity to police radar/laser devices. When this mode is selected, the screen will
scroll “FILTER-HIGH MODE”.
•FILTER-OFF – No filtering of alert signals, ideal for open space areas. The OFF mode eliminates
the X band filter and is recommended for driving in areas where X band radar devices are still
in use. While now being phased out in most areas, X band is still used in some locations. When
this mode is selected, the screen will scroll “FILTER-OFF MODE”.
X band, occupied by police radar, is also used for other devices, such as automatic door
openers like those at supermarkets, burglar alarms, terrestrial microwave emission, and
more. In addition, other radar detectors in close proximity may falsely alert your detector.
Filtering false alerts will help you travel more comfortably.
Invisibility to VG-2 Devices
VG-2 is a technology used by speed monitoring systems to identify vehicles equipped with radar detectors
in instances and locations where they are not legal (such as in vehicles over 10,000 lbs. or in Virginia
and Washington D.C.). The VG-2 interceptors work by detecting emission frequencies (11.4~11.7 GHz)
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generated by radar detectors. The Silver Bullet RX7500 does not generate emissions detectable by these
VG-2 radar detector-sensing devices.
Tutorial Mode
The Silver Bullet RX7500 includes a tutorial mode to familiarize you with the radar detectorʼs visual
displays and distinct audio alarms. To activate the on-screen tutorial, press and hold the BACKLIGHT
button for 5 seconds. The screen will display the following visual messages, each with a unique audio
alarm that distinguishes it from the other messages.
X band detected operation:
KA
KA
KA
K band detected operation:
Ka band detected operation:
KA
Instant-on signal detected operation:
INSTANT
INSTANT
INSTANT
KA
Laser band detected operation:
LASER
After the tutorial is finished, the screen will automatically revert back to displaying “SYSTEM ON“.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Your SILVER BULLET RX7500 is designed to deliver consistent and reliable service. If you encounter a
problem, please refer to this section before returning your radar detector.
•The radar detector does not power up when intended to operate by battery power.
— Check and replace batteries.
— Check all connections between the radar detector and the battery box.
•The radar detector does not power up when intended to operate by power cord.
— Check all power cord connections.
— Check fuse in 12 volt adapter and replace if necessary; see Fuse Replacement for detail.
— Check power outlet in your vehicle. Clean if dirty.
— Check your vehicleʼs fuse panel.
Fuse Replacement: The 12 volt adapter of the power cord has a replaceable 2-Amp SAG fuse
located below the silver tip. To check or replace the fuse, slowly and carefully unscrew the tip
of the plug, making sure the spring and silver tip located inside the plug do not fly out when
you remove the cap. Check fuse and replace if necessary.
•The radar detector did not alert when passing an officer.
— Not all police officers are equipped with a radar/laser device, or it may not have been in use
at that time.
•The radar detector shows erratic or frequent false alerts.
— Use FILTER-NORMAL or FILTER-HIGH mode.
•The radar detector does not alert early enough.
— Make sure the radar detector is level to the road.
— Make sure the radar window or the top laser receiver is not obstructed. Move the radar detector if
necessary.
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SERVICE AND REPLACEMENT
If you have questions, missing parts or comments, please call PNI Corporationʼs customer service
department at (888) 422-6672 (toll-free within the U.S.) or at (707) 566-2260 between 8:00 a.m. and
5:00 p.m. (PST) Monday through Friday, or e-mail to CustomerService@pnicorp.com.
If you wish replacement or repair of a defective product, please follow these procedures:
1. Obtain a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number by calling us at (888) 422-6672 (toll-free
within the U.S.) or at (707) 566-2260 between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. (PST) Monday through Friday.
We can also be reached by:
•Fax: (707) 566-2261
•E-mail: returns@pnicorp.com
•Please note that RMA numbers are valid for 30 days only.
2. Obtain a proof of purchase, such as a mechanical reproduction of your sales receipt (original receipts
cannot be returned). Proof of purchase must show printed date of purchase, model number, and place
of purchase. If you cannot provide a proof of purchase, or if the warranty period has ended, the
product may be returned to you without being tested and/or there will be a charge for replacement of
your product.
3. Pack the product securely to prevent damage in transit. Please send the entire product, including all
accessories. Alterations to the product or its accessories will void your warranty. Include your proof of
purchase and a description of the problem.
4. Write the issued RMA number on the outside of your package and address it to:
PNI Corporation
Attn: RMA# [insert the RMA # provided]
5464 Skylane Boulevard, Suite A
Santa Rosa, CA 95403-1084
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5. Type or print the name and address where the replacement should be delivered.
6. Ship prepaid and insured via traceable carrier such as United Parcel Service (UPS), FedEx Parcel
Service, or Priority Mail to avoid loss in transit.
Once we receive your documents and product, we will repair or replace the product for you. Please allow
two to three weeks from receipt of your returned product to delivery of your replacement.
Silver Bullet RX7500 • FCC ID QJ3-IFS-11875
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.
In addition, any changes or modifications to this product, which are not expressly approved by PNI
Corporation in writing, could void the userʼs authority to operate this product.
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WARRANTY INFORMATION
LIMITED WARRANTIES; LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
FOR SENSORO RADAR/LASER DETECTOR
Model: Silver Bullet RX7500
PNI Corporation ("PNI") manufactures its products from parts and components that are new or equivalent
to new in performance, and warrants to the original user that this product will be free of defects in
workmanship and materials for one (1) year from the date of purchase.
This warranty does not cover wear and tear due to normal use, or damage to the product as the result of
improper usage, neglect of care, alteration, accident, or unauthorized repair.
If the product is found by PNI to be defective, PNIʼs entire liability and your exclusive remedy for breach
of warranty shall be that PNI 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 PNI at your expense with a description of the
defect and subject to the other conditions of this warranty. Should the product prove to be irreparable,
PNI may substitute an equivalent product of the same or similar style and of a value not in excess of the
original purchase price of your instrument.
PNI warrants the repaired or replacement product to be free from defects in material and workmanship
on the same terms as the product originally purchased.
This warranty will be void if the products, serial number, or other identification marks have been defaced,
damaged, or removed. This warranty does not apply to the battery necessary to operate the product.
This warranty is extended to the original retail purchaser only and may not be transferred or assigned to
subsequent owners. In order to validate your warranty, you must provide proof of purchase acceptable to
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PNI together with the product shipped for warranty repair/replacement.
Products returned to PNI must be pre-authorized by PNI with an RMA (return material authorization)
number marked on the outside of the package. Please refer to the Service and Replacement section for
PNI Corporation contact information.
THE FOREGOING WARRANTY IS GIVEN IN LIEU OF AND PNI DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OR
REPRESENTATIONS, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, IN FACT OR IN LAW, WITH RESPECT TO THIS PRODUCT,
INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, (1) THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND OF FITNESS FOR
A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR (2) THAT USE OF THE PRODUCT WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED AND ERROR FREE.
PNI shall have no liability for any indirect or speculative damages (including, but not limited to,
consequential, incidental, and special damages) relating to the use of or inability to use this product,
whether arising out of contract, negligence, tort, or under any warranty theory, or for infringement
of any other partyʼs intellectual property rights, irrespective of whether PNI 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 PNIʼs total liability for all claims regarding the product exceed the price paid for the product. PNI
neither assumes nor authorizes anyone to assume for it any other liabilities.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above
limitations or exclusions may not apply to you.
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