Beltronics STi Driver Owner's Manual - Page 3

Quick Reference Card ̄ Remove card along perforations ̄ ̄ Remove card along perforations ̄ BELTRONICS STi DRIVER Quick Reference Card Press the RVW button to go from one category to the next DISPLAY PILOT (Power-on indication) ALERT LAMP VOICE POWER-ON SEQUENCE SIGNAL STRENGTH METER AUTOMUTE BRIGHTNESS BANDS * Factory Default Settings Disp STD Disp INV Press the CHG button to change your setting within a category * Standard display Inverted display Pilot HWY Pilot H Pilot V * Full word: Highway, AutoScan, etc. Letter: H, A, C, or Cnx Vehicle voltage Alamp ON Alamp OFF * Alert lamp on Alert lamp off Voice ON Voice OFF * Voice alerts on Voice alerts off PwrOn STD PwrOn FST * Standard power-on sequence Fast power-on sequence Meter STD Meter THT Meter TEC * Standard signal strength meter Threat Display Tech Display aMute ON aMute OFF * AutoMute on AutoMute off Brt Auto Brt Min Brt Med Brt Max Brt Dark * Automatic brightness Minimum brightness Medium brightness Maximum brightness All dark Bands DFT Bands MOD * Factory default settings Factory default settings modified Turn bands "ON" or "OFF" by pressing the "SENS" button X ON or OFF (default is on) K ON or OFF (default is on) Ka ON or OFF (default is on) POP ON or OFF (default is off) LSR ON or OFF (default is on) SWS ON or OFF (default is off) Table of Contents Quick Reference Guide Installation • Power Connection • Mounting Location • Windshield Mount Controls and Features • Power and Volume Control • Power-on Indication • Voice • AutoMute • Mute • Sensitivity Button • Brightness • Audible Alerts • Power Connector • Signal Strength Meter • Threat Display • Tech Display 4-5 6-7 6 6 7 8-11 8 8 8 8 8 9 9 10 10 10 11 11 Programming 12-16 • How to use Programming 12 • Example of Programming 12 • Overview of Programming 13 • Details of Programming Technical Details 14-16 17-23 • Specifications 17 • Interpreting Alerts 18-19 • How Radar Works 20 • How "POP" Works 20 • How Laser Works 21 • How TotalShield™ Technology Works 22 • How Safety Radar Works Service 22-23 24-29 • Troubleshooting 24-25 • Service 26 • Registration 27-28 • Warranty and Accessories 29 2 3