User Manual

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Place the radar back in standby. You’ll notice the word “Ci” or “Hi in the
Patrol window. This is an indication on whether the radar is in City mode or
Highway mode. City mode should be used for patrol speeds of 45 mph or less,
and it causes the radar to resist false speeds due to combining. Highway mode
should be used for patrol speeds over 40 mph, and it causes the radar to resist
shadowing.
Take a look at the remote control. One of the keys is marked “Pat Bl” in red
and “Low/Hi” in blue. When the key is pressed by itself, it performs the patrol
blanking function, which will be described later. When you press the blue “2
nd
F” key and then this key, it allows you to toggle the radar between city and
highway modes using the “+” and “—” keys.
Try it now. Press the 2
nd
F key. You will notice that the radar reads “2
nd
” in
its middle window. Now press the Low/Hi button. The middle window will
display “P L” or “P H”. The “L” will be present if you are in city mode and
the “H” will be present if you are in highway mode. Pressing the “+” places
the radar in highway mode, and pressing the “—” key places the radar in city
mode.
Fastest button
The button with the rabbit icon on the remote control activates the fastest target
mode while the BEE III is transmitting. Fastest mode works in stationary and
opposite direction moving mode, but not in same direction moving mode. The
use of this feature will be described later.
When the radar is in tuning fork mode, the Fastest button in used in same
direction mode to cause the radar to subtract the speed of the target speed fork
to the speed of the patrol speed fork, simulating a target that is moving slower
than the patrol vehicle. This will also be explained later.