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5. Care and Maintenance

Your Rocky Mountain radar detector is an example of

superior design and craftsmanship.

The following suggestions will help you care for your detector

so you can enjoy it for years.

·Never leave your detector on the windshield or dashboard

when your vehicle is left parked. The temperature in the

vehicle durning the summer can reach levels above what is

considered to be safe for this detector.

·To make you less susceptible to break-in and theft, remove

the detector from your windshield or dashboard when leaving

your vehicle.

·Do not expose the detector to moisture, rain, dew, road

splash, or other liquids that can damage the internal

components and reduce the sensitivity of the detector.

6. Troubleshooting

If the detector does not turn on:

·Check the power cord. Be sure all power connectors are properly

installed.

·Check the fuse that controls the power to the cigarette lighter

socket.(See your vehicle’s owner’s manual for reference.)

·The cigarette lighter socket might be dirty. Clean it with a fine

emery cloth to ensure a good, clean connection.

·There might be a problem with the vehicle’s electricity.

·Make sure that the volume control is in the ON position.

Caution : Do not place any metal objects other than the

cigarette lighter or a cigarette lighter plug in the

cigarette lighter socket. Doing so could blows a fuse in

your vehicle or cause the metal object to become very hot.

If the detector gives a false alert when the vehicle hits bumps:

·Check the vehicle’s electrical system, including main battery cable

and alternator connections.

·Install a filter capacitor (470㎌, 35volts) on the back of the cigarette

lighter socket, across the power connection.

If the receiving signal is weak:

·Check the angle of the detector. (Place it on the point of horizon.)

·Radar antenna/laser sensor is obstructed.

(Relocate the detector clear of any obstruction outside the

windshield, such as a wiper blade.)

·Relocate the detector clear of the window tint.

7.Specification

RADAR

Receiver Type : Dual conversion Superheterodyne

Antenna Type : Linear polarized, Self-Contained Antenna

Detector Type : Scanning Frequency Discriminator

Frequency of Operation : 10.525GHz/± 50MHz(X-Band)

24.150GHz/±100MHz(K-Band)

34.700GHz/±1,300MHz

(Ka Super Wideband)

LASER

Receiver Type : Pulsed Laser Signal Receiver

Detector Type : Digital Signal Processor Pulse

Width Discriminator

Opto Sensor: Dual Convex Condenser Lens and High Speed

Photo Diode Detector

Spectral Response : 800 ~ 1,100nm

GENERAL

Temperature Range : -4 to 158℉ (-20 to 70℃)

Power Requirements : 12 ~ 15V DC, 80㎃ nominal

(Negative Ground)

Dimensions(HWD) 1.1” x 2.5” x 3.6”

Weight : 2.2oz

Specifications are typical : individual units might vary.

Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Warranty

WARRANTY

This unit guaranteed against defects in workmanship and

materials for one year. Should you experience any difficulty

with the RMR-DLS315 during this time, the unit will be repaired

or replaced at no charge. Should you desire to have your unit

checked, there will be no additional charge other than postage

and handling. After the warranty period expires, the unit may

be returned for service and it will be reconditioned for ＄25.00

Legal : This unit is legal for use in all states and countries that do not

ban detectors or Laser Scramblers (not legal in California, Washington,

D.C., Utah and Virginia). Detectors are not allowed in commercial

vehicles.

Complete Ticket Rebate Registration Card and mail

to factory.

FCC Information

This product has been designed and certified to comply

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.

Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by

Rocky Mountain Radar may void your authority to use this

product.

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4. Operation

3) City / Highway Mode

·Press the Button.

→“City” LED turns on for “City” Mode.

4) Mute Mode

·Press Mute Button.

→Silences the Audio.

Note : Press button again to restore audio alarm.

5) Select Tone

·Hold down the Mute button for three seconds.

The RMR-DLS315 will change tone

6) Indicator and Visual

a. Power On

󳀏“P” LED turns on.

b. X-Band Detection

󳀏“X” LED turns on with audible tone.

c. K/Ka Band Detection

󳀏“K/Ka” LED turns on with audible tone.

d. Laser Alarm

󳀏“P” LED and “X, K/Ka, S1, S2, S3” LEDs flash with audible tone.

If the unit detects the laser signal when the City mode is

engaged, “P, X, K/Ka, S1, S2, S3, C” LEDs will flash with audible

tone.

e. VG-2 Alarm

󳀏“P” LED flashes with audible tone.

7) Feature Memory

The RMR-DLS315 will automatically “Remember” your

settings when the unit is turned off or removed from the

power. All features selected are retained in memory-

Dim/Dark, audio tone, City/Highway, VG-2 and Mute.

8) VG-2 Select

• Hold down the City button for three seconds.

The RMR-DLS315 will disengage VG-2 feature with beep

sound.

• Pless City button again for three seconds.

The RMR-DLS315 will engage VG-2 feature with three

beeps.

• Factory detault is “VG-2 On”.

• On start-up the RMR-DLS315 will sound the VG-2 alarm

when the VG-2 is selected to “On”.

9) Feature Engage Confirmation

Each time a button is pressed two beeps confirm feature

“On”, one beep confirms feature “Off”.

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ACCESSORIES

Accessories are available as follows:

Windshield mount ＄5.00

Power Cord ＄5.00

Suction cups(set of two) ＄2.00

2amp fuses(two ea.) ＄2.00

Replacement owner’s manual ＄3.50

Add ＄10.00 shipping and handling per shipment

CAUTION

Tampering with unit

will result in a ＄75.00 repair fee!

WE DO NOT ACCEPT COD SHIPMENT

ROCKY MOUNTAIN RADAR

6469 DONIPHAN DRIVE

EL PASO, TX 79932

915.587.0307

915.587.6408(FAX)

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