Road Patrol XK Wireless Hidden/Remote Radar Detector
(220-1622)                 Operation                  Faxback Doc. # 32790

OPERATING YOUR RADAR DETECTOR

1.  Turn on the indicator unit by setting its POWER OFF/VOLUME switch to
    Hi or LOW.

    The indicator beeps for about four seconds.  This verifies that the
    unit is working properly.

2.  Set the HWY/CITY switch to the desired setting.

    The CITY setting lowers the detector's sensitivity to false radar
    alerts caused by electronic devices such as commercial door openers and
    burglar alarms.

    The HWY setting increases your radar detector's range.  Use this
    setting in rural areas or on the open road.

When you approach a radar signal source, the indicator unit makes a beeping
sound and the alert indicator flashes.  As you get closer to the radar
signal source, the beeping and flashing become more rapid.

In some vehicles, road noise might keep you from hearing the alert signal,
even at the HI setting.  In such cases, you can listen for the beeping
alert signal by plugging the supplied earphone into the indictor unit's
earphone jack.

NOTE:  Wearing an earphone while operating a motor vehicle is illegal in
       some places.  Check the local regulations in your area before using
       the earphone.

       When the indicator unit's batteries are low, the BATT indicator
       turns off and both the alarm and indicators come on.  When this
       happens, you can recharge the indicator unit's batteries as
       described in "Powering the Indicator Unit", on Faxback Doc. # 32789.

NOTES:  The sensor unit automatically turns off when you turn off the
        vehicle's ignition. As long as the ignition is off, the sensor unit
        draws no current from the vehicle's battery.

        If you leave the indicator unit turned on after turning off your
        vehicle's ignition, the indicator unit seconds a steady tone to
        remind you to turn it off.

FUSE REPLACEMENT

Your radar detector's sensor unit is fuse-protected.  If the sensor unit is
inoperative, check the FUSE in the positive power wire of the sensor unit.
If the fuse is blown, replace it only with an identical 2A fuse (Radio
Shack Cat. No. 270-1275).  Twist the holder as shown to open it.

CAUTION:  If you use a fuse with a higher rating than 2A you can cause
          permanent damage to the sensor unit.


(BR/EB 4/30/96)