Uniden America UA1702 RADAR DETECTOR User Manual
Uniden America Corporation RADAR DETECTOR
Contents
- 1. User Manual
- 2. User Manual REV
User Manual
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R3
LONG RANGE Radar/Laser Detector
User’s Manual
© 2017 Uniden America Corporation
Irving, Texas
Issue 1, May 2017
Printed in Korea
CUSTOMER CARE
At Uniden®, we care about you!
If you need assistance, please do NOT return this product to your place of purchase.
Save your receipt/proof of purchase for warranty.
Quickly find answers to your questions by:
1. Reading your owner’s manual, included with this product.
2. Visiting our customer support website at www.uniden.com.
Images in this manual may differ slightly from your actual product.
DISCLAIMER: Radar detectors are illegal in some states. Some states prohibit mounting any object on your
windshield. Check applicable law in your state and any state in which you use the product to verify that using
and mounting a radar detector is legal. Uniden radar detectors are not manufactured and/or sold with the
intent to be used for illegal purposes. Drive safely and exercise caution while using this product. Do not change
settings of the product while driving. Uniden expects consumer’s use of these products to be in compliance with
all local, state, and federal law. Uniden expressly disclaims any liability arising out of or related to your use of this
product.
CONTENTS
CUSTOMER CARE........................................................................................................................................ 2
R3 OVERVIEW.................................................................................................5
FEATURES....................................................................................................................................................... 5
INSTALL AND TURN ON R3............................................................................6
INSTALL/POWER ON.................................................................................................................................. 6
Windshield................................................................................................................................................ 6
Dashboard................................................................................................................................................. 6
WHAT’S IN THE BOX.......................................................................................6
PARTS OF THE R3............................................................................................7
NON-KEY ELEMENTS................................................................................................................................. 8
CHARGER....................................................................................................................................................... 8
LCD DISPLAY................................................................................................................................................. 9
MENU SYSTEM................................................................................................9
BASIC OPERATIONS.....................................................................................12
FEATURE DETAILS........................................................................................13
USER MARKS (LASER AND RADAR SITES).......................................................................................13
HIGHWAY VS CITY MODE......................................................................................................................13
POP MODE...................................................................................................................................................13
ALARM PRIORITIES...................................................................................................................................13
THREAT.........................................................................................................................................................14
MUTE MEMORY.........................................................................................................................................14
AUTO MUTE................................................................................................................................................14
USER SPEED LIMIT....................................................................................................................................15
QUIET RIDE..................................................................................................................................................15
MAINTENANCE.............................................................................................15
MAINTAINING THE EQUIPMENT.........................................................................................................15
UPDATING THE FIRMWARE/DATABASE...........................................................................................15
TROUBLESHOOTING....................................................................................15
SPECIFICATIONS..........................................................................................15
FCC/IC COMPLIANCE...................................................................................16
ONE-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY................................................................16
UNIDEN
LONG RANGE RADAR/LASER DETECTOR
USER’S MANUAL
R3
R3 OVERVIEW
Uniden's R3 is a top of the line Radar Detector with a built-in GPS feature. With the R3, you can mark
geographical points where you commonly encounter radar transmissions. These can be school zones, red-light
cameras, and places where police frequently monitor traffic. You can mark these points so the detector will
announce “User mark ahead” when you approach them. Among other announcements, the Voice Notification
feature lets you know when you are approaching a radar and what type of radar it is (red light, speed, etc).
FEATURES
• Super Long Range Laser Radar Detection
• Voice Notifications
• Radar band frequency displays
• GPS for Red Light and Speed camera locations
• Easy to read OLED display
• User Mark set and voice notification
• Advanced K and Ka band filters
• Spectre I and IV undetectable
• Displays Signal Strength and Vehicle Battery Voltage
• Max. Speed Warning System
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INSTALL AND TURN ON R3
You can mount the R3 on the windshield (1- and 2- cup suction brackets included) or on the dashboard (hook
and loop tape included).
INSTALL/POWER ON
Windshield
When you mount the R3 on the windshield, mount it in the middle of the windshield between the driver and
passenger. Be sure there are no obstructions and that there is a clear view through the windshield.
1. Attach the rubber suction cups to the bracket and push the cups firmly onto the windshield.
2. Slide the unit onto the bracket until it clicks into place.
3. Plug the power cord RJ45 connector into the R3 and plug the cigarette lighter adapter into the vehicle’s
cigarette lighter.
4. When the vehicle turns on, the R3 automatically turns on and runs through a self test cycle.
Release the R3 from the bracket by pressing the Eject key on top of the detector.
Dashboard
The same types of mounting requirements for the windshield apply for mounting the unit on the dashboard.
1. Attach the unit to the dashboard using the hook and loop fastener tape.
Be careful not to cover any air vent holes with the hook and fastener tape.
2. Plug the power cord RJ45 connector into the R3 and plug the cigarette lighter adapter into the vehicle’s
cigarette lighter.
3. When the vehicle turns on, the R3 automatically turns on and runs through a self test cycle.
Pull the unit from the dashboard, separating the hook and loop tape.
WHAT’S IN THE BOX
R3 Radar Detector
12V DC Power Cord with RJ45 Connector
Not Shown:
Hook and Loop Fastener Tape
Owner’s Manual
Windshield Mounting Bracket
(1 Suction Cup)
Windshield Mounting Bracket
(2 Suction Cups)
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PARTS OF THE R3
Latch
Release
USB POWER
VOL +
Latch
Slot
CITY
MENU
VOL −
MUTE/DIM
Eagle Power Audio
Eye
Jack Jack
KEY
POWER
VOL +
VOL –
MENU
PRESS TO...
Turn R3 on and off.
• Turn volume up (7 levels: 0 - 6).
• In Menus, go to next item.
• Turn volume down (7 levels: 0 - 6).
• In Menus, go to previous item.
PRESS AND HOLD TO...
NA
NA
• Access the Menu system.
• In Menus, press to cycle through options for the
current menu item.
When in Menu mode, exit the Menu
system.
When NOT in Menu mode, changes modes
between Highway, City, and City 2.
MUTE/DIM MUTE
DIM - Changes the display backlight
intensity:
• MUTE on - Press MUTE/DIM to mute an alarm.
Returns to normal operation 10 seconds after the • Bright
alert ends or if a different band is detected during • Dim
Mute mode. Mute On displays for a few seconds.
• Dimmer
• MUTE off - Press MUTE/DIM to restore audible
• Dark (Dark is off unless there is alert.)
alarms before the 10 second automatic mute
time-out.
• Off (Off regardless of whether or not
there is an alert.)
MUTE MEMORY
• Save a Mute location (Mute Memory) - press
MUTE/DIM again while Mute On displays to
save that GPS location and frequency to memory.
Mute Memory displays on the screen.
R3 stores up to 100 Mute Memory points.
• Delete Mute Memory - Press MUTE/DIM while
Mute Memory displays; the R3 displays a delete
confirmation message. Press MUTE/DIM again
to confirm.
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KEY
MARK
PRESS TO...
User Mark. A User Mark is a manually tagged
geographic location where an alarm is usually
found. The R3 alerts when close to these User
Marks.
• Add - Press MARK when you are at the alarm
location.
• Delete - Press MARK when you are at an alarm
location that has been marked (Mute Mem
displays).
An error message displays/sounds if memory is full
or there is a GPS error.
PRESS AND HOLD TO...
Delete all User Marks.
NON-KEY ELEMENTS
ELEMENT
Eagle Eye
Latch Slot
Mini USB
Audio Jack
Eject
Power Jack
Signal Strength
WHAT IT DOES
Provides a 360° monitoring radius.
Insert the bracket latch into this slot.
Provides PC connection for data updates.
Plug in headset.
Press to release the bracket latch.
Plug the 12V Power Cord here.
Displays received signal strength (5 levels).
CHARGER
MUTE
button
LED
USB port
ELEMENT
MUTE button
LED (Red)
USB Port
WHAT IT DOES
• Press the mute button to mute an alarm. Returns to normal
operation 10 seconds after the alert ends or if a different band
is detected during Mute mode. Mute On displays on the R3 for a
few seconds.
• Save a Mute location (Mute Memory) - press the mute button
again while Mute On displays on the R3 to save that GPS location
and frequency to memory. Mute Memory displays on the screen.
R3 stores up to 100 Mute Memory points.
• Delete Mute Memory - Press the mute button while Mute
Memory displays on the R3; the R3 displays a delete confirmation
message. Press the mute button again to confirm.
Off: Power is off.
Steady on: Power is on.
Flashing: Receiving an alert. The faster it flashes, the stronger the
signal.
Use this USB port to charge mobile devices.
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LCD DISPLAY
The LCD display on the front of the unit changes depending on what events are happening.
If GPS = Off, the LCD's left display area shows Volt regardless of user settings.
The following table provides examples of the most common displays:
LCD EXAMPLES
Scanning for Frequencies
Displays to indicate
end of a scan cycle.
42
Hwy
MEANING
Information displayed:
• Speed (mph or kph)
• Wave
• Heart icon (end of search cycle)
• Highway/City
mph
Frequency Found
12.8
Volt
24.120 GHz
Status Area
Speed Camera Alarm
58
mph
270 ft
Speed
Red Light Camera Alarm
270 ft
58
mph
User Mark Detected
1090 ft
58
mph
Time Display (Scan Display Off)
13.5
Volt
11:45
Hwy
Quiet Ride
55
mph
24.120 GHz
Q-Ride
Information displayed:
• Band type Type (X, K, KA)
• Frequency number
• Voltage
• Status Area (Mute Memory, Quiet Ride, etc)
Information displayed:
• Current speed in mph/kpm
• Distance to speed camera
• Speed camera icon
Information displayed:
• Current speed in mph/kpm
• Distance to red light camera
• Red light camera icon
Information Displayed:
• Current speed in mph/kpm
• Distance to user mark
• User mark icon
Information displayed
• Voltage
• Time and AM/PM
• Highway/City/City2 setting
Information displayed
• Current speed in mph/kph
• Band type Type (X, K, KA)
• Frequency number
• Status Area (Q-Ride displays)
MENU SYSTEM
Menus let you set up the system to your own requirements. You can turn different bands on and off and set
specific items such as speed or auto mute.
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Press MENU to access the Menu system. The screen displays the selection’s current status. For example, if you
press MENU and the screen displays Voice: ON, you have the option of turning Voice to OFF.
Use the following keys to navigate the menus:
xx MENU: Change a menu item setting (press and hold to exit the Menu system).
xx VOL + : Go to the next Menu item.
xx VOL – : Go to the previous Menu item.
Several menu items only display if GPS is set to ON. These entries are noted in the following table.
MENU ITEM
Highway
WHAT IT DOES
Changes band sensitivity as follows:
ͳͳ Highway - Full Sensitivity
ͳͳ City - X and K sensitivity reduced. Ka band
sensitivity same as Highway.
ͳͳ City 2 - X band detection off; K band
sensitivity reduced. Ka band sensitivity same
as Highway.
Determines your geographic location.
If GPS is turned on, other GPS-related menu items
display.
Notifies you if any speed cameras are nearby.
SETTINGS
Highway (Default)
City
City 2
Redlight Cam
(GPS on)
Notifies you if any red light cameras are nearby.
On (Default)
Off
RLC Q-Ride
(GPS on)
Red Light Camera Quiet Ride - Mutes red light
50 - 85 mph (80 - 140 km/h)
camera alarms if you drive over the speed limit set Off
here.
Voice
Turns voice alert on or off under the following
conditions:
• Type of radar/laser
• Band alarms
Turn off to have the detector ignore X band
frequencies.
Turn on for X band sensitivity as follows:
xx Highway: Full sensitivity
xx City: X band sensitivity reduced
xx City 2: X band off
Turn off to have the detector ignore K band
frequencies.
GPS
Speed Camera
(GPS on)
X Band
K Band
Ka Band
Turn off to have the detector ignore Ka band
frequencies.
Laser
Turn off to have the detector ignore lasers.
K POP
Detects K POP transmissions (very brief
transmissions, too fast for some detectors to
hear).
Detects Ka POP transmissions (very brief
transmissions, too fast for some detectors to
hear).
Filters noise from the K band to prevent false
detections.
Ka POP
K Filter
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On (Default)
Off
On (Default)
Off
On (Default)
Off
On
Off (Default)
On (Default)
Off
On (Default)
Off
On (Default)
Off
On
Off (Default)
On
Off (Default)
On
Off (Default)
MENU ITEM
Ka Filter
WHAT IT DOES
Filters noise from the Ka band to prevent false
detections.
TSF
Traffic Sensor Filter. Prevents false alarms caused
by traffic monitoring radar systems.
K Narrow/Wide
K Narrow scans for K radar guns used in the US
only and reduces false alarms.
Ka Narrow/Wide
Ka Narrow scans for Ka radar guns used in the
US only and reduces false alarms. Ka Narrow also
provides a fast response to Ka POP radar guns.
Ka Wide scans Super Wide Ka band.
Displays if more than one radar signals are
detected at the same time. The signal with the
strongest radar signal is considered the main
signal; the other signals are displayed on the left
side (See page 10).
Select screen text color.
All Threat
Color
Scan
(GPS on)
Display
(GPS on)
Speed Unit
(GPS on)
Auto Mute
Backlight
Quiet Ride
(GPS on)
Limit Speed
(GPS on)
SETTINGS
On
Off (default)
On
Off (Default)
K Narrow
K Wide (Default)
Ka Narrow (Default)
Ka Wide
All Threat On
All Threat Off (Default)
Blue (Default)
Amber
Green
Pink
Grey
Red
Search for frequencies.
On
When Scan is off, time displays. R3 receives time Off (Default)
from setting GMT and Daylight Savings time in
the menus.
Lets you select various attributes to display on the Speed (Default)
LCD.
Disp: Spd+ Compass
Compass
Voltage
Altitude
Select the speed measurement type.
mph (Default)
km/h
Auto Mute reduces alarm level to 1 after 3
seconds and returns to normal operation (Auto
Mute = OFF) 10 seconds after the alert ends. If the
same alarm sounds within the 10 second period,
Auto Mute remains at level 1. The unit returns to
normal operation (Auto Mute = OFF) if a different
band is detected during Auto Mute = ON mode.
Turns the front key backlight on and off.
Press and hold MUTE/DIM to select a brightness
level.
Mutes laser and radar alarms for K and X bands
when you drive under the speed limit you set
here.
Set an alarm to sound if you go faster than this
selected speed.
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On (Default)
Off
On (Default)
Off
5 to 90 in 5 mph (10 to 140 in 10
km/h) intervals
Off (Default)
5-100 mph (80 - 160 km/h)
Off (Default)
MENU ITEM
GMT
(GPS on)
DST
(GPS on)
BAT Warning
BAT Saver
(GPS on)
Self Test
Factory Reset?
Delete All Mute?
(GPS on)
Delete All User
(GPS on)
Version
DB Ver
(GPS on)
Exit
WHAT IT DOES
SETTINGS
Sets time zone according to Greenwich Mean Time Most common time zone settings
(GMT).
for North America are:
xx GMT-05:00 - Eastern Standard
xx GMT-06:00 - Central Standard
xx GMT-07:00 - Mountain Standard
xx GMT-08:00 - Pacific Standard
xx GMT-09:00 - Yukon Standard
xx GMT-10:00 - Alaska-Hawaii
Standard
Daylight Saving Time
On
Off (Default)
Sounds a warning tone if the vehicle battery
On
power drops below 11V.
Off (Default)
Turns off power to the R3 if the speed stays at 0 or On
if the GPS is not connected for more than an hour. Off (Default)
Runs a self diagnostic test on the unit to check for On (Default)
faults.
Off
Resets all settings to the factory defaults.
Press MENU to reset to factory
settings.
There is no confirmation request for reset.
Delete all saved Mute Memory points.
Press MENU to delete Mute
Memory points.
There is no confirmation request to delete all
Mute Memory points.
Delete all user-selected memory points.
Press MENU to delete.
Displays the latest firmware version.
Displays the latest database version.
NA
NA
Closes the Menu system.
NA
BASIC OPERATIONS
HOW DO I ...?
Turn on the R3
Adjust the volume
Mute alarm audio during the
alert
Change the screen’s brightness
TRY THIS...
Be sure the unit is connected to power and then press POWER. The unit
turns on and runs through an initial self-check if Self Test is turned on. It
displays the different bands and their settings.
The R3 turns on automatically when you start the vehicle.
• Press VOL + to increase volume. The unit beeps and displays a number
increase.
• Press VOL – to decrease volume. The unit beeps and displays a number
decrease.
Press MUTE/DIM during an audio alarm to mute it. (This is especially useful
in situations where the alert may be prolonged, such as at red lights.) You
can also press the MUTE button on the charger (see page 8).
Press and hold MUTE/DIM. The R3 announces the brightness level (Bright,
Dim, Dimmer, Dark, or Off) as it changes to that level. Press and hold the key
again to cycle between the brightness levels.
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HOW DO I ...?
Turn bands on and off
Change Highway to City or City
2 and back
Set a user mark
TRY THIS...
Press MENU and cycle through the menu options until the band you want to
turn off displays. Press MENU again to change that band’s status.
From the Menu system, press VOL + once. Press MENU to cycle through
the options. When you find the option you want, leave the unit on that
setting and press VOL + to move to the next menu option. See page 10 for
detailed information.
Press MARK to create a user mark when you are at a location where there is
normally some type of radar. The R3 announces “User mark logged.” The R3
will announce when you approach user marks.
Delete a user mark
The R3 can save up to 200 user marks.
Press MARK again at that location to delete the user mark.
Delete ALL user marks
The R3 does NOT ask for confirmation before deleting single user marks.
Press and hold MARK to delete all user marks.
Update the firmware and
database
The R3 DOES ask for confirmation before deleting all user marks. Press
MARK again to confirm.
Refer to www.unidensupport.com for details.
FEATURE DETAILS
USER MARKS (LASER AND RADAR SITES)
With the R3, you can mark geographical points where you commonly encounter radar transmissions, These can
be school zones, red-light cameras, and places where police frequently monitor traffic.
When you are at the location, press MARK. The R3 announces “User mark logged.” Now, when you approach
these points, the R3 announces “User mark ahead.”
Press and hold MARK at that location to delete that user mark.
The R3 registers up to 200 user marks.
HIGHWAY VS CITY MODE
Uniden’s R3 radar detector operates in three different frequency (X, K, and Ka band) sensitivity modes Highway, City, and City 2. Highway mode is the most sensitive, with maximum detection ranges while on the
highway or open road. City and City 2 are on the lower end of the detection scale for city driving. These two
modes reduce sensitivity so that false signals (such as from automatic door openers) are filtered out.
Under factory default conditions (X band = off on all bands, K and Ka bands = on), the band sensitivities are:
xx Highway: X band off; K and Ka band full sensitivity.
xx City: X band off and K band sensitivity reduced; Ka band full sensitivity.
xx City 2: X band off. K band sensitivity reduced. Ka full sensitivity.
Turn X band on in the menus with K and Ka bands still on (default); the mode sensitivities are:
xx Highway: X, K, and Ka band full sensitivity.
xx City: X and K band sensitivity reduced; Ka band full sensitivity.
xx City 2: X band off. K band sensitivity reduced. Ka band full sensitivity.
If a band is turned off through the menus, it is off in all modes; however, X band is always off in City 2 mode,
regardless of menu setting.
POP MODE
In POP mode, the R3 can detect short burst from radars that are too fast for many other detectors to catch. You
can turn POP mode on and off in the Menu system.
ALARM PRIORITIES
xx GPS Connected / GPS Error / Speed Camera / Red Light Camera / User Mark Alarm/POI Limit Speed Alarm
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xx Laser signal
13.5
Laser
Volt
xx X, K, Ka band signal
Ka
12.8
Volt
33.800 GHz
Signal strength indicator (1 - 5)
xx User Limit Speed Alarm
xx Vehicle Low Battery Voltage Warning, Vehicle Battery Saver Alarm
Low Battery
THREAT
The R3 detects up to 4 radar band signals (threats) at a single time. The strongest rader signal is designated as
the Priority signal, and its frequency displays on the LCD. The other signals (threats) are indicated in the left side
of the display. In the following example, 2 K band, 1 X band, and 1 Ka band frequencies are detected.
Ka
24.120 GHz
MUTE MEMORY
Use Mute Memory to mute known areas of false alarms (such as department store automatic doors). The R3
remembers where you muted the audio (GPS location) and the frequency you muted. It will automatically
mute when you travel to that location and the saved frequency is detected; however, if a different frequency is
detected, the R3 alerts to that different frequency.
When you press MUTE/DIM or the MUTE button on the charger to mute audio for a specific location, Mute On
displays. While Mute On displays, press MUTE/DIM or the MUTE button on the charger again to save that GPS
location to memory. Mute Memory displays on the screen.
R3 stores up to 100 Mute Memory points.
To delete Mute Memory points, press MUTE/DIM or the MUTE button on the charger while Mute Memory
displays. The R3 displays a delete confirmation message; press MUTE/DIM or the MUTE button on the charger
again to confirm. You can also delete Mute Memory points from Menus/Delete All Mute?
AUTO MUTE
When the R3 detects a signal, it sounds an alarm at the current volume level. To make the alarm quieter, turn
Auto Mute on through the menus. This will reduce the volume to VOL level 1 after the first 3 seconds. Auto Mute
ends 10 seconds after the alarm ends unless:
xx The same signal is detected within that 10 second period; then, Auto Mute stays on.
xx A different band signal is detected during that 10 second period; then, Auto Mute turns off and then back on
at the current volume level.
Auto Mute does not apply to Laser Alert.
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USER SPEED LIMIT
When you set a speed limit thorough the menus, the R3 sends an alarm tone if your speed exceeds that speed
limit setting. If that happens, the unit announces and displays over speed warnings.
QUIET RIDE
This function mutes X and K band radar alarms to zero volume when you drive under a speed limit set in this
menu (up to 90 mph). Q-Ride flashes in green on the LCD.
Ka and Laser bands are NOT muted. Mute Memory overrides Quiet Ride.
MAINTENANCE
MAINTAINING THE EQUIPMENT
The R3 requires very little physical maintenance. Wipe it with a soft cloth to keep dust from accumulating. Check
the power cord connections to keep them clean and free of corrosion.
UPDATING THE FIRMWARE/DATABASE
Uniden recommends that you update your R3 firmware and database periodically. Go to www.unidensupport.
com, find your model, and check if you have the latest firmware.
TROUBLESHOOTING
IF...
The unit won’t turn on.
No display or audio.
TRY THIS...
Check the connections. Be sure they are all secure.
xx If no display, check the connections. Be sure they are all
secure.
xx If no audio, check if Voice is turned off.
The unit alarms when the vehicle hits bumps.
Check the connections. Be sure they are all secure.
The unit alarms briefly in the same location but There may be a motion sensor or house alarm in use within
no radar source was in view.
range.
The R3 did not alert when a police car was in
• The officer may not have radar/laser units turned on.
view.
• Check that the band is turned on. Press MENU and cycle
through the options to get to the bands. If the band is
turned off, the LCD will show OFF. Turn the band on.
The vehicle starts but the R3 does not turn on. • Verify that the power cord is securely connected to the
unit and inserted into the cigarette lighter jack.
• Change the fuse in the power cord (spare fuse not
included). Unscrew the cigarette lighter plug to access the
fuse.
SPECIFICATIONS
Receiver Type:
Antenna Type:
Radar
Double Conversion Superheterodyne Radar
Self-Contained Antenna
Laser
Pulsed Laser Signal Receiver
Laser
Front
Back
Frequency:
10.525 GHz
24.150 GHz
Dimensions
Weight
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Linear Polarized E-vector
Vertical
Convex Condenser Lens
Concave Condenser Lens
110.00 mm (D) x 69.00 mm
(W) x 29.50 mm (H)
6 oz (170g)
Ka
Laser
33.400 - 36.000 GHz
Operating Temp.
800 nm - 1100 nm
Storage Temp.
Detector Type:
Radar
Scanning Frequency Discriminator
Laser
Pulse Width Discriminator
Alarm
Beep (Detected Band and Signal
Type
strength)
Operating Power Source
USB Interface
-4° to +185° F (Radar/Laser)
-20° to +85° C (Radar/Laser)
-22° to +203° F (Radar/Laser)
-30° to +95° C (Radar/Laser)
DC 11.0 to 16.0 V
USB Specification 2.0/1.1
FCC/IC COMPLIANCE
FCC: AMWUA1702
CC Compliance
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subjected 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.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void your authority to operate
the equipment.
Avis de conformité à la FCC : Ce dispositif a été testé et s’avère conforme à l’article 15 des règlements de la Commission fédérale
des communications (FCC). Ce dispositif est soumis aux conditions suivantes: 1) Ce dispositif ne doit pas causer d’interférences
nuisibles et; 2) Il doit pouvoir supporter les parasites qu’il reçoit, incluant les parasites pouvant nuire à son fonctionnement.
Tout changement ou modification non approuvé expressément par la partie responsable pourrait annuler le droit à l’utilisateur de
faire fonctionner cet équipement.
IC Compliance
This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s).Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause
undesired operation of the device.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void your authority to operate
the equipment.
Cet appareil est conforme aux normes RSS exemptes de licences d’Industrie Canada. Son fonctionnement est soumis aux deux
conditions suivantes : (1) cet appareil ne doit pas causer d’interférences nuisibles et (2), il doit pouvoir accepter les interférences,
incluant celles pouvant nuire à son fonctionnement normal.
Tout changement ou modification non approuvé expressément par la partie responsable pourrait annuler le droit à l’utilisateur de
faire fonctionner cet équipement.
ONE-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
Keep your receipt! Proof of purchase is required for warranty service.
WARRANTOR: UNIDEN AMERICA CORP. (“Uniden”)
ELEMENTS OF WARRANTY: Uniden warrants, for one year, to the original retail owner, this Uniden Product to be free from
defects in materials and craftsmanship with only the limitations or exclusions set out below.
WARRANTY DURATION: This warranty to the original user shall terminate and be of no further effect 12 months after the date
of original retail sale. The warranty is invalid if the Product is (A) damaged or not maintained as reasonable or necessary, (B)
modified, altered, or used as part of any conversion kits, subassemblies, or any configurations not sold by Uniden, (C) improperly
installed, (D) serviced or repaired by someone other than an authorized Uniden service center for a defect or malfunction covered
by this warranty, (E) used in any conjunction with equipment or parts or as part of any system not manufactured by Uniden, or (F)
installed or programmed by anyone other than as detailed by the Operating Guide for this product.
STATEMENT OF REMEDY: In the event that the product does not conform to this warranty at any time while this warranty is in
effect, warrantor will repair the defect and return it to you without charge for parts, service, or any other cost (except shipping
and handling) incurred by warrantor or its representatives in connection with the performance of this warranty. THE LIMITED
WARRANTY SET FORTH ABOVE IS THE SOLE AND ENTIRE WARRANTY PERTAINING TO THE PRODUCT AND IS IN LIEU OF AND
EXCLUDES ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OF ANY NATURE WHATSOEVER, WHETHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR ARISING BY OPERATION
OF LAW, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE. THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER OR PROVIDE FOR THE REIMBURSEMENT OR PAYMENT OF INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. Some states do not allow this exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the
above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.
LEGAL REMEDIES: This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
This warranty is void outside the United States of America.
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PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING PERFORMANCE OF WARRANTY: If, after following the instructions in this Operating Guide, you are
certain that the Product is defective, pack the Product carefully (preferably in its original packaging). Include evidence of original
purchase and a note describing the defect that has caused you to return it. The Product should be shipped freight prepaid, by
traceable means, or delivered, to warrantor at:
Uniden America Corporation
C/O Saddle Creek
743 Henrietta Creek Rd., Suite 100
Roanoke, TX 76262
POP Mode is a trademark of MPH Industries, Inc.
Spectre I and Spectre IV are trademarks of Stealth Micro Systems Pty. Ltd.
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