Star Pro 40 [13/15] Operation

If the detector stop operating, the fuse in the cigarette lighter plug might be blown. If it has blown, follow

these steps to replace it with 3-ampare fuse.

1. To replace the fuse, unscrew the top of the plug.

2. Remove the fuse and check the fuse to see if it has blown, if it has, replace it.

OPERATION

Power and Self-test

To turn the detector on, connect power and turn the On/Off volume control away from you until it clicks.

When powered up, the detector sounds a distinctive tone for each signal and flashes all LEDs in sequence

as a self-test.

the one operation of a band.

Adjusting Volume

To change the detector's volume, turn volume control either away or toward you.

Operating Settings

City Operation

The X-band signals for non-traffic radar systems is allocated such as intrusion alarms, automatic door

openers, and microwave traffic signal controllers.

Additionally, older or poorly shielded detectors in other vehicles can sometimes transmit weak radar

signals.

The city mode reduces the detector's sensitivity to weak X-, Ku-, K-, and Kaband signals to eliminate

After leaving the area of the transmission source, the detector automatically returns to normal after 20

seconds.

You can also press MUTE while the audio alert is sounding to silence it.

Dim Operation

Press the Dim button repeatedly each time to toggle between the three levels of brightness mode.

Receiving and Identifying Radar and Laser Signals

When your detector identifies radar signals, the following will occur:

1. Distinctive audible alarms will be emitted for X-, Ku-, K-, and Ka-band radar signals.

The alarm sounds will occur faster and faster as the signal gets stronger(as you get closer to the source).

When the signal gets very strong, the alarm sounds become continuous tones.

VG-2

Police use a VG-2 Gun to find out whether or not you are using a Radar Detector. VG-2 detection is

necessary to detect the Police VG-2 Gun. Your Star PRO 40 is always on and invisible to the police VG-2

Gun.

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