GHD
™
& Scout
™
User’s Manual
GHD
™
& Scout
™
User’s Manual
16
25/Aug/2010
4. Components - GHD & SCOUT
4.1 Control Buttons
Figure 4.1
Faceplate Display and Control Buttons
• When you press the button of a valid function, the
system beeps to acknowledge the command if bEP
(beep) is set to On.
MENU: The MENU button lets you view the options you can change.
Repeatedly pressing the MENU button advances through the
programmable features.
SEL: The select (SEL) button lets you choose the settings in each of
the menu options. To change a menu option, press the SEL button.
TEST: When you press the TEST button, the radar runs a self test.
FAST: When you pressed, the radar enters Faster target mode.
PWR: The PWR button turns the radar on and o.
4.2 Display
4.2.1 Number Segments
The three large digits (888) on the left display the vehicle speed.
The three small digits on the right display either the locked
speed or Faster target speeds depending on the setting you have
selected (see Figure 4.2).
4.2.2 Status Indicator Icons
The following icons can appear at the top and bottom of the
display screen and describe the following conditions:
Figure 4.2
Number segments and status indicator icons.
POWER: When POWER appears, the power is on.
RADIO FREQUENCEY INTERFERENCE RFI: Indicates that excess
RFI energy is present. The radar automatically inhibits all speed
measurements. No new speeds display in the display window
or transmit via the serial port while this icon is active, and if the
system is displaying a locked speed, the speed will remain locked.
When the RFI condition no longer exists, the system will resume
normal operation. Possible causes of this condition are the patrol
vehicle’s FM communications, proximity to radio stations and other
broadcast equipment.
LOW BATTERY LOW BAT: Indicates that your vehicle’s battery
(or your separate battery pack) may be low on power. The system
will not transmit or display any new speeds while LOW BAT
appears, and if the system is displaying a locked speed, the speed
will remain locked.
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