Whistler PRO3600 Laser Owners Manual
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To properly install the Whistler PRO3600, mount the display unit within easy reach, securely fasten the radar antenna to the front of your vehicle, and connect the power cable to your car’s fuse box. Ensure the antenna is clear of obstructions for optimal performance.
First, check the power connections and ensure the fuse is intact. Verify that the power cable is securely plugged in and test the outlet with another device. If the issue persists, consult the user manual or contact customer support.
The detector may pick up signals from non-police sources. To reduce false alerts, ensure the detector is properly mounted and consider adjusting the sensitivity settings or activating the city mode to filter out unwanted signals.
Check the Whistler website for available firmware updates for the PRO3600. Download the update to your computer and follow the instructions provided by Whistler to install the update via the USB port on the device.
Regularly clean the detector and antenna to remove dust and debris. Check for firmware updates periodically, and inspect the mounting to ensure it remains secure. This will help maintain optimal performance.
The PRO3600 can be equipped with the optional GPS module to detect and alert you to red light cameras, as well as speed cameras and other fixed-location traffic enforcement devices.
Refer to the user manual for a comprehensive guide on the meaning of different alerts and lights. Generally, the LEDs and sounds indicate the type of radar band detected and the signal strength.
To reset the PRO3600 to factory settings, press and hold the 'reset' button or follow the specific reset instructions provided in the user manual, which may involve a sequence of button presses.
To test functionality, drive through areas with known radar signals or use a radar gun to verify signal detection. Ensure the device is properly mounted and configured for accurate testing.
Ensure the detector is powered on and the volume is turned up. Check that the detector is not in 'mute' or 'quiet' mode. Additionally, verify that the detection settings are correct and that there are active radar signals in the area.