MPH INDUSTRIES BEE III IL RADAR SERVICE MANUAL

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Table of Contents
Description of Circuit Schematic Diagrams Display Unit Display/Driver Board, 950831 Display Interface Board, 950832 Counting Unit Controller Board, 950897 Processor Board, 950898 Hand Held remote Unit Remote Board, 950882

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Description of Block Diagrams Antenna Unit Counting Unit Display Unit Wireless Hand Held Remote Unit Block Diagrams Antenna Unit Counting Unit Display Unit Hand Held Remote Unit Parts Lists Wired Hand Held Remote Unit, Board 950882G02 Wireless Hand Held Remote Unit, Board 950882T Wireless Hand Held Remote Unit, Board 951048 Controller Board 950897T Processor Board 950898G06T Processor Board 950898G07T Display/Driver 950831T Display Interface 950832G01T Motorcycle Remote Board 951070 Accessory Part Numbers Trouble Shooting Guide

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Periodic Inspection Periodic Inspection Of Speed Indicator

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Board Schematic Diagrams

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DESCRIPTION OF CIRCUIT SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS

DISPLAY UNIT
Display / Driver Board, 950831 The Display / Driver Board contains the speed and mode display indicators and associated driving circuitry for the BEE III IL display unit. Refer to schematic diagram 950831. DS1 through DS9 are 7 segment LED displays used to indicate radar target, lock and patrol speeds. Each of these displays has an associated driver IC, designated U1 through U9. Mode display LEDs DS10 through DS19 are driven by U10 and U11. The information for all displays is shifted in serially via a clock (labeled CLK on connector J1) and data signal (labeled S_IN). The /LATCH signal latches in the serially shifted input data to be displayed. Circuitry associated with photocell PC1 and transistor Q1 automatically adjusts the drive level to the LEDS to compensate for varying ambient light conditions. An infrared receiver IC, IRRX1, converts command signals from the hand held wireless remote to an electrical serial data signal (labeled IR_RX). This signal is passed on to the Counting Unit where commands are acted upon. Switch S1 is the main power switch for the radar unit.

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Display Interface Board, 950832 The Display Interface Board contains electronic interface and power supply circuits for the display unit. Integrated circuit U1:A,B and C buffers the display CLK_IN, SERIAL_IN and /LATCH_IN signals provided by the DB15 input connector J1. Inverter IC U2 and associated circuitry forms a power on latching circuit which puts a logic high signal on the PWR_ON pin of J1 when the radar is turned on. U2 is powered by regulator VR2 which remains on any time the radar is plugged in. VR1 provides regulated +3.3VDC to power the LED displays on the Display Board. VR1 is a switching regulator which operates at high efficiency to reduce heating of the display. VR1 receives filtered but unregulated switched power from the Counting Unit via +10VSW lines at J1 pins 1 and 2 . This board also contains the speaker for radar Doppler audio, SP1.

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COUNTING UNIT
Controller Board, 950897 The Controller Board receives speed information from the Processor Board and converts it into a serial format that is in turn sent to the Display Unit for displaying the speed and mode information. The controller also sends this information to the DB-9 RS-232 communications port on the Counting Unit. Operator inputs from the wired and wireless remote control units are also processed by the controller. In addition, the controller provides support circuitry for Doppler audio, low voltage detect, radio frequency interference (RFI) detect and power supply conditioning functions. Power is applied to the radar via the main power cord which connects to J3. The radar is protected by a 2 amp fuse contained in the power cord cigar plug connector. CR6 is a transient voltage suppression diode which also provides reverse voltage protection. Additional transient voltage spike protection is provided by FL7, C23, L1, C24 and C25. Transistors Q1, Q2 and Q3 and associated circuitry switch the main power bus (+10V_SW) on. The control signal for power (PWR_ON) comes from the display via P1. Low frequency power supply ripple is reduced by the filtering action of R15, C26, C27 and emitter follower Q1. The sense antenna for the RFI detector is the power cord. Schottky diodes CR3, CR4 and CR5 and associated circuitry detect large RF signals which can potentially interfere with normal radar operation. These detected signals (RFI+ and RFI-) along with the low voltage detect signal (VOLT_SENSE) are input to the analog to digital (A/D) converter section of U4. Microcomputer chip U4 controls the flow of information between the processor (via J1), display (via P1) and the communications port (via J2). U1 converts the digital signals to and from U4 to the levels required for the RS-232 communications standard. The power on reset control signal for U4 is generated by U3. Information is passed between the Controller and Processor Boards primarily by an inter-integrated circuit (I2C) bus composed of a serial data (SDA) and clock (SCL) lines at J1. Speed information from the processor (bus master) is periodically transferred to the controller (slave) at a rate of approximately 4 times per second. Occasionally, the controller needs to transfer remote control command data or speedometer interface readings to the processor. The controller initiates a data transfer by the forcing the processor /IRQB interrupt line low. The signal CAL_CHK on J1 is a pulse of a predetermined width provided by the controller and measured by the processor to cross check the frequency of crystal Y1 with the processor board crystal oscillator. The Doppler audio signal from the processor (AUDIO_IN at J1) is amplified by U2 and presented to a speaker on the display by pins labeled AUDIO1 and AUDIO2 on P1. The beep tone generated when a command button on the remote control is pressed is generated by U4 pin 13 and is also amplified by U2.

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Processor Board, 950898 The Processor Board receives Doppler audio signals from the radar antenna and calculates target and patrol vehicle speeds using a Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) algorithm. The speed information is transferred to the Controller Board by the I2C bus on connector P1. Doppler audio signals from the front and rear antennae enter the circuit from connectors J1 and J2 respectively. Filters FL8 and FL9 filter high frequency noise from the dual quadrature audio channels for the front antenna. The antenna standby output signal is filtered by FL12. Filters FL10 and FL11 filter high frequency noise from the dual quadrature audio channels for the rear antenna. The antenna standby output signal is filtered by FL13. Dual Codec U4 converts the antenna Doppler signals from analog to digital format and sends the serial digital data to digital signal processor (DSP) U3. The DSP performs calculations for patrol and target speeds via the FFT algorithm. The DSP also digitally filters the target Doppler audio, divides the frequency to lower the pitch and sends it to the digital to analog converter section of codec U4. The program for U3 is stored in flash memory chip U5. U2 is another memory device which stores mode information to be recalled when the radar is powered up. Crystal oscillator Y2 is a 12 MHz digital oscillator which provides the main clock for both the DSP (U3) and the codec chip (U4). U1 is a power on reset chip for U3 and VR1 and VR2 provide regulated power supply voltages for the board.

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HAND HELD REMOTE UNIT

Remote Board, 950882 The Remote Board transmits operator control commands to the radar Counting Unit. A microcomputer, U1, scans the keypad for button presses and serially transmits a command signal via transistor Q1 and associated circuitry. To save power, U1 is normally in sleep mode until a button is pressed. Power on reset for U1 is provided by U2. Transistor Q2 drives the backlight LEDs D5, D6, D7 and D8.

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DESCRIPTION OF BLOCK DIAGRAMS FOR THE BEE III IL RADAR

I. ANTENNA UNIT The antenna unit receives prefiltered power and a transmit on/off control signal from the counting unit. The unregulated voltage passes through a high efficiency 260 KHz (oscillator) switching regulator and powers the 33.8GHz Gunn oscillator. The unmodulated Gunn oscillator generates the transmitter signal which passes through the turnstile duplexer and out the +24 dBi horn/lens antenna. A small portion of the transmitter power is used to provide LO drive to the quadrature balanced (I/Q) mixers. The transmitted signals bounce off of moving targets, are frequency shifted according to their velocity (speed and direction) and are received by the same antenna that transmitted them. The receive signals are directed to the I/Q mixer by the duplexer where they are mixed with the transmit signal. The output of the mixers are target signals that result from the difference in the local oscillator (transmitted frequency) and Doppler shifted (moving target) frequencies. The design of the mixer is such that both mixers will output a target signal frequency that represents the speed of the targets, and the phase difference (+90 or -90 deg.) between the target mixer signals will be dependent upon the target direction away from or toward the radar. These target signals are amplified, filtered and passed on to the counting unit.

Due to component and design considerations, under normal circumstances, the direction sensing antennae are not field serviceable. It is recommended that all antennae be returned to the MPH Industries factory for repair. If the customer desires to attempt any maintenance on the antenna he should be trained by the MPH factory. If repair of the antenna is attempted by any entity other than MPH factory trained service technicians the warranty will be void.

II. COUNTING UNIT The counting unit processes the stereo Doppler audio signals from the antenna unit and calculates patrol and target speed information which is sent to the display unit. The Doppler signals are converted to digital information by an A/D converter and are processed by a Digital Signal Processor (DSP) computer chip which executes 96 mega instructions per second. A 12 MHz digital oscillator provides the timing clock for the DSP and the A/D chip. A microcontroller computer chip communicates with the DSP and passes the speed information on to the display unit and to an external RS-232 port. The microcontroller also receives operator commands from the display unit by way of the IR receiver in the display. The microcontroller is driven by a 4 MHz digital oscillator. The counting unit also contains the main power supply and filtering circuits for the radar. The radar protection fuse (2A) is located in the cigar plug on the power cord.

III. DISPLAY UNIT The display unit converts the speed information signals from the counting unit to drive 7-segment LED visual displays. It also contains a power regulator and an IR receiver chip to receive commands from the hand held remote unit.

IV. WIRELESS HAND HELD REMOTE UNIT The operator controls the radar by pressing buttons on the keypad of the hand held control unit. An internal microcontroller running at 4 MHz encodes the operator commands into a serial data stream which modulates an IR transmitter LED. The remote unit is powered by 2 AA alkaline batteries.

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ANTENNA BLOCK DIAGRAM

(FRONT OR REAR ANTENNA)

Gunn Oscillator 24.15 GHz

Duplexer

Antenna +24 dB Preamp/Filter (Stereo) Standby +10 Volt Power I/Q Mixer Switching Power Supply Fs = 260 kHz

BEE III RADAR BLOCK DIAGRAMS FIGURE 1 OF 3 to Counting unit

COUNTING UNIT
From A ntenna s FRO N T REA R RS-232 Communications P ow er Input 12 V D C 1.5A to D isplay U nit

EM I/HA SH FILTER

A /D CON V ERTER

P O WER CON TRO L A N D REGULA TO R

12 M HZ O SC. D SP (96 MIP S) M ICRO CO N TRO LLER 4 MH Z

BEE III RADAR BLOCK DIAGRAMS FIGURE 2 OF 3 antblk2.tcw

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TO/FROM COUNTING UNIT

HAND HELD REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

P ow er Regula tor

IR Transmitter

trans mits infra red signa ls to Display unit

4 MHZ
D is play Drivers

IR Receiver
re ceives infrared signa ls from Remote unit

Micro Controller

Read Out Displays

Battery power

Key Pad

DISPLAY UNIT
BEE III RADAR BLOCK DIAGRAMS FIGURE 3 OF 3 antblk3.tcw

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PARTS LISTS
COMPONENT 950882G02T 935010 935078 935033 903684 903201 908957 908954 930001 909103 909040 934002 934137 934015 934139 934156 934026 934092 934018 01958101 908994 903825 908678 DESCRIPTION PWB ASSY,REMOTE,BEE3,WRD OPTIN,TESTED CAP,SMD,1206,.1UF,10%,ML CER CAP,47UF,20%,6.3V,ELECT,7343SM CAP,SMD,1206,15 PF DIODE,SMD,MMBD301LT1,SCHOTTKY LED,T1-3/4,RED,#4657 LED,SMD,RED CONN,SMD,6PIN,MALE HEADER XSTR,SMD,TIS97:PHILLIPS P/N XSTR,BCX19,SMD-SOT23 IC,RESET,2 VOLT RES,SMD,1206,47.5K OHM,1/4W,1% RES NET,SMD,8PIN,4@4.7K RES,SMD,100 OHM,1/4 W,1% RES NET,SMD,8PIN,4@68 OHM RES,4.7 OHM,1/8W,5%,SMD-1206 RES,SMD,1206,392 OHM,1/8W,1% RES,SMD,1206,4.7K OHM,1/8W,5% RES,SMD,1K OHM,1/4W,1%,1206 PROM,WIRED REMOTE,BEE3/ENFRCR IC,PIC16C54A,18 PIN,SMD LABEL,PROM XTAL,SMD,4.000MHz C1,C2 C3 C4,C5 D1 D4 D5,D6,D7,D8 J1 Q2 Q1 U2 R1 R2 R3 R4,R5,R10 R13 R11 R8,R12 R7 U1 BOARD LOCATION

Y1

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COMPONENT 950882T 935010 935078 935033 903684 908955 908957 908954 930001 909103 909040 934002 934137 934015 934139 934156 934026 934092 934015 01954801 908994 903825 908678

DESCRIPTION PWB ASSY,REMOTE,BEE III IL TESTED CAP,SMD,1206,.1UF,10%,ML CER CAP,47UF,20%,6.3V,ELECT,7343SM CAP,SMD,1206,15 PF DIODE,SMD,MMBD301LT1,SCHOTTKY LED,INFRARED,T1 LED,SMD,RED CONN,SMD,6PIN,MALE HEADER XSTR,SMD,TIS97:PHILLIPS P/N XSTR,BCX19,SMD-SOT23 IC,RESET,2 VOLT RES,SMD,1206,47.5K OHM,1/4W,1% RES NET,SMD,8PIN,4@4.7K RES,SMD,100 OHM,1/4 W,1% RES NET,SMD,8PIN,4@68 OHM RES,4.7 OHM,1/8W,5%,SMD-1206 RES,SMD,1206,392 OHM,1/8W,1% RES,SMD,1206,4.7K OHM,1/8W,5% RES,SMD,100 OHM,1/4 W,1% PROM,RADAR,PROCESSOR,BEE III IL IC,PIC16C54A,18 PIN,SMD LABEL,PROM XTAL,SMD,4.000MHz

BOARD LOCATION

C1,C2 C3 C4,C5 D1 D2,D3,D4 D5,D6,D7,D8 J1 Q2 Q1 U2 R1 R2 R3 R4,R5,R10 R6,R9,R13 R11 R8,R12 R7

Y1

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COMPONENT 951048 935048 935049 935022 401211 900310 908999 903690 908668 903684 934070 934001

DESCRIPTION PWB ASSY,REMOTE,WIRED,BEE3 CAP,SMD,0805,.01UF,50V,10% CAP,.1uF,25V,10%,X7R,SMD-0805 CAP,10UF,10%,16V,TANT,6032P SCR,#4-40x.250 PR PNH,STL,ZN NUT,KEP,#4-40,ZINC PL RGLTR,LM2937ET,3.3V,TO-220 PAD,TO-220/ADHESIVE IC,RS232,MAXIM #MAX3221EAE-T DIODE,SMD,MMBD301LT1,SCHOTTKY RES,SMD,0805,330 OHM,1/10W,5% RES,SMD,1206,4.75K OHM,1/4W,1%

BOARD LOCATION

C9 C2,C3,C4,C5,C6,C7,C8 C1

VR1 U1 D1 R2 R1

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COMPONENT 950897T 908947 903402 903690 401232 905059 110152 110165 905036 110005 110032 905030 905114 110007 905113 904089 904034 904139 100060 904109 904129 904112 904091 904130 210081 909008 200038 903761 200052 908524 909007 909004 230009 130045 909005 908951 903963 909001 320478 909006 909075 01955501 909107 903825 909248 908844

DESCRIPTION PWB ASSY,CONTROLLER,BEE III IL ,TESTED HEATSINK,TO-18 WSHR,SHLDR,INSUL,TO220,XSTR PAD,TO-220/ADHESIVE SCR,#4-40x.188 PR PNH,STL,ZINC CAP,ELCTLT,4.7UF;SLER50V4R7MDI CAP,ELCTLT,10UF,20%,35V,RADIAL CAP,ELCTLT,100UF,.138LS,RADIAL CAP,CER,.01 UF CAP,CER,.1UF,20/80%,50V,10/85C CAP,CER,20PF,SPRAGUE #5GAQ20 CAP,CER,47 PF CAP,ELCTLT,47UF,20%,16V,RADIAL CAP,TANT,68UF,25V CAP,ELCTRLTIC,330UF,16V,RADIAL RES,FILM,4.75K OHM,1/4W,1% RES,FILM,10K OHM,1/4W,1% RES,FILM,18.7K OHM,1/4W,1% RES,FILM,47 OHM,1/4W,5% RES,FILM,68.1K OHM,1/4W,1% RES,FILM,274 OHM,1/4W,1% RES,FILM,7.5K OHM,1/4W,1% RES,FILM,47.5K OHM,1/4W,1% RES,FILM,470 OHM,1/4W,1% DIODE,MBD301 DIODE,1.5KW,TRANSIENT VLT SUPP XSTR,TIP122,DAR PAIR XSTR,MPS2907A,PNP,40VDC XSTR,2N2222,NPN,GP AMPL,TO-18 IC,DUAL RS-232,XMTR/RCVR,16DIP IC,AUDIO PWR AMP W/SHTDN,DIP 8 IC,MCP100,MICRO SPRVSR,TO-92 RGLTR,VOLT,+5V FIXED,TO-220 FILTER,EMI,T-NETWORK,THT INDUCTOR,RF CHOKE,100UH,THT CONN,PCB,DB-15M,RA,W/FERRITES XTAL,4.00MHZ,FOX HC49S CASE CONN,12P,2R,ELEV. SOCKET STRIP CONN,R/A,FEM,DB9,BD/PNL MT,FMS CONN,PWR,3PIN MALE,RA,PCB MNT SOCKT,IC,28 PIN DIP,.100CC STR PROM,CNTRL,BEE III IL ,Ka,MPH,BOOT IC,PIC16F876,.300 MIL C,28 PIN LABEL,PROM CONNECTOR,REMOTE,WIRED,ENFORCR SPACER

BOARD LOCATION

C7 C1,C2,C3,C4,C5,C17,C24 C6 C9,C23 C8,C10,C11,C12,C13,C16,C18, C20,C25,C27 C14,C15 C19,C22 C21 C28 C26 R1,R17,R20 R2,R3,R5,R14,R18 R7,R13 R12 R4,R6,R10 R19 R21 R11 R15 CR1,CR2,CR3,CR4,CR5 CR6 Q1 Q2 Q3 U1 U2 U3 VR1 FL1,FL2,FL3,FL4,FL7,FL8 L1 P1 Y1 J1 J2 J3 U4

J4 Y1

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COMPONENT 950898G06T 401211 900310 903690 935088 935080 935049

DESCRIPTION ASSY,PROCESR,BEE III IL ,Ka/K SCR,#4-40x.250 PR PNH,STL,ZN NUT,KEP,#4-40,ZINC PL PAD,TO-220/ADHESIVE CAP,SMD,0805,.0047,10%,50V CAP,SMD,0805,.01UF,50V,10%,X7R CAP,.1uF,25V,10%,X7R,SMD-0805

BOARD LOCATION

935082 935029 935022 935006 935024 934148 934143 934147 934069 100089 903686 908999 908871 908759 909247 220236 01957101 909321 903825 908052 909002 908965 908952 909000 909343 01958804

CAP,SMD,0805,270PF,5%,CER,NPO CAP,SMD,ML POLY,.1UF,5%,16V CAP,10UF,10%,16V,TANT,6032P CAP,SMD,7343,22UF,10%,20V,TANT CAP,SMD,100UF,20%,6.3V,TANT RES,SMD,0805,47.5K,1/10W,1% RES,SMD,0805,2.49K,1/10W,1% RES,SMD,0805,10 OHM,1/10W,5% RES,SMD,0805,10K OHM,1/10W,5% RES,FILM,0 OHM,1/4W RGLTR,LM2931M-5.0,5V,SMD SO8 RGLTR,LM2937ET,3.3V,TO-220 IC,MCP120T,SPRVISOR,3.0V,SOT23 IC,EEPROM,128BIT BUS SERIAL, IC,SMD,DSP,TQFP,144 PIN IC,SMD,CS4218-KL,16 BIT AUDIO PROM,RADAR,PROCSR,BEE III IL ,MPH IC,SMD,FLASH MEMORY,64KX8,3V LABEL,PROM FILTER,EMI,SMD INDUCTOR,SMD,1008,1UH,10% XTAL,SMD,12.0MHZ,3.3V,SOJ CONN,PCB,5P MINI DIN,RA,GOLD P CONN,12P,2R,.025SQ,TERM STRIP CONN,14P,2R,100CC,TERM STRIP PRM,PRCSR,BEE III IL

C30,C32 C15 C1,C3,C4,C6,C9,C10,C11,C13, C16,C17,C18,C19,C20,C25,C31 C33,C34,C35,C36,C37,C40,C41 C43, C14 C21,C22,C23,C24 C26,C27,C28,C29 C2,C8,C38,C39,C42 C12 C5,C7 R15,R17 R3,R4,R7,R10,R11,R12,R13 R1 R2,R5,R6,R8,R9,R14,R16,R21, R23,R24,R25, R22 R26 VR2 VR1 U1 U2 U3 U4 U5

FL1,FL2,FL3,FL4,FL5,FL6,FL7, FL8,FL9,FL10,FL11,FL12,FL13 L1 Y2 J1,J2 P1

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COMPONENT 950898G07T 401211 900310 903690 935088 935080 935049

DESCRIPTION PWB ASSY,PROCESR,ENF,Ka/K SCR,#4-40x.250 PR PNH,STL,ZN NUT,KEP,#4-40,ZINC PL PAD,TO-220/ADHESIVE CAP,SMD,0805,.0047,10%,50V CAP,SMD,0805,.01UF,50V,10%,X7R CAP,.1uF,25V,10%,X7R,SMD-0805

BOARD LOCATION

935082 935029 935022 935006 935024 934148 934143 934147 934069 100089 903686 908999 908871 908759 909247 220236 01957101 909321 903825 908052 909002 908965 908952 909000 909343

CAP,SMD,0805,270PF,5%,CER,NPO CAP,SMD,ML POLY,.1UF,5%,16V CAP,10UF,10%,16V,TANT,6032P CAP,SMD,7343,22UF,10%,20V,TANT CAP,SMD,100UF,20%,6.3V,TANT RES,SMD,0805,47.5K,1/10W,1% RES,SMD,0805,2.49K,1/10W,1% RES,SMD,0805,10 OHM,1/10W,5% RES,SMD,0805,10K OHM,1/10W,5% RES,FILM,0 OHM,1/4W RGLTR,LM2931M-5.0,5V,SMD SO8 RGLTR,LM2937ET,3.3V,TO-220 IC,MCP120T,SPRVISOR,3.0V,SOT23 IC,EEPROM,128BIT BUS SERIAL, IC,SMD,DSP,TQFP,144 PIN IC,SMD,CS4218-KL,16 BIT AUDIO PROM,RADAR,PROCSR,BEE III IL ,MPH IC,SMD,FLASH MEMORY,64KX8,3V LABEL,PROM FILTER,EMI,SMD INDUCTOR,SMD,1008,1UH,10% XTAL,SMD,12.0MHZ,3.3V,SOJ CONN,PCB,5P MINI DIN,RA,GOLD P CONN,12P,2R,.025SQ,TERM STRIP CONN,14P,2R,100CC,TERM STRIP

C30,C32 C15 C1,C3,C4,C6,C9,C10,C11,C13, C16,C17,C18,C19,C20,C25,C31 C33,C34,C35,C36,C37,C40,C41 C43, C14 C21,C22,C23,C24 C26,C27,C28,C29 C2,C8,C38,C39,C42 C12 C5,C7 R15,R17 R3,R4,R7,R10,R11,R12,R13 R1 R2,R5,R6,R8,R9,R14,R16,R21, R23,R24,R25, R22 R26 VR2 VR1 U1 U2 U3 U4 U5

FL1,FL2,FL3,FL4,FL5,FL6,FL7, FL8,FL9,FL10,FL11,FL12,FL13 L1 Y2 J1,J2 P1

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COMPONENT 950831T 935049 908813 908890 903929 909100 908119 908118 908120 908812 903657 903924 934155 934075 934069 934143 903967 908891 909067 903719 908725

DESCRIPTION ASSY,DISPLAY/DRVR,BEE III IL CAP,.1uF,25V,10%,X7R,SMD-0805 DISPLAY,7SEG,0.4"H CHAR,HE RED DISPLAY,7 SEG,0.3"H CHAR,YELLO DISPLAY,7 SEG,0.3"H CHAR,GREEN LED,RED,T1,SUPER BRIGHT,CYLIND LED,LIGHT BAR,YEL,.35x.15 LED,LIGHT BAR,RED,.35x.15,1 LE LED,LIGHT BAR,GREEN,.35x.15 IR RCVR,TSOP1840 RES,LIGHT DEP SILONEX#NSL-5112 XSTR,SMD,MMBT2907ALT1,SOT-23 RES,270 OHM,1/10W,5%,SMD-0805 RES,SMD,0805,100K OHM,1/10W,5% RES,SMD,0805,10K OHM,1/10W,5% RES,SMD,0805,2.49K,1/10W,1% SWITCH,MOMENTARY IC,DRIVR,LED,SMD,SSOP16-P-225B HDR,12P,2ROW,THT,SOCKET,.100CC MOUNT,LED TAPE,.045T x .500W,3M #4950

BOARD LOCATION

C1,C2,C3,C4,C5,C6,C7,C8,C9, C11,C12, C10 DS1,DS2,DS3 DS4,DS5,DS6 DS7,DS8,DS9 DS10,DS11,DS12,DS13 DS16,DS17 DS14,DS19 DS15,DS18 IRRX1 PC1 Q1
R1,R2,R3,R4,R5,R6,R7,R8,R9, R12, R13

R10 R11 R14 S1

U1,U2,U3,U4,U5,U6,U7,U8,U9, U10, U11

J1

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COMPONENT 950832G01T 935048 935022 935049 935043 905120 934073 934154 934153 934074 934121 908983 230106 908066 909073 909074 909071 909072 909666 908935 909084 906110 908725

DESCRIPTION ASSY,DISPLAY INTFC,BEE III IL CAP,SMD,0805,.01UF,50V,10% CAP,10UF,10%,16V,TANT,6032P CAP,.1uF,25V,10%,X7R,SMD-0805 CAP,SMD,47UF,20%,20V,TANT CAP,AL EL,680uF,16V,20%,RADIAL RES,SMD,0805,1K OHM,1/10W,5% RES,SMD,1.5K,0805,1/10W,5% RES,3.3K OHM,1/10W,5%,SMD-0805 RES,SMD,0805,33K OHM,1/10W,5% RES,SMD,100 OHM,0805,1/10W,5% RGLTR,SMD,VOLT RGLTR,SO8 RGLTR,5V,LM2936Z DIODE,SMD,MBRS340T3,SCHOTTKY IC,QUAD CMOS RCVR,SMD,14 PIN IC,HEX SCHMTT NVRTR,SMD,14 PIN INDUCTOR,SMD,100uH,20% INDUCTOR,100uH,WILCO #ITS101 SPEAKER,LOUD,20mm,16 OHM CONN,PCB,DB-15,FEMALE HDR,12P,2ROW,THT,TERM,.100CC WIRE,HOOK-UP,24AWG,BLK TAPE,.045T x .500W,3M #4950

BOARD LOCATION

C1 C2,C5 C3,C7,C8,C9,C10,C11,C14 C4 C12,C13 R1 R2 R3 R4,R5 R8,R9,R10 VR1 VR2 CR1 U1 U2 L1 L2 J1 P1

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COMPONENT 951070 935022 935049 935048 935033 935078 934072 934070 934139 934137 934015 934002 908999 903684 909308 908678 908668 01958001 908994 903825 909040

DESCRIPTION PWB,MTRCYCL REM,BEE3/ENFCR,6/P CAP,10UF,10%,16V,TANT,6032P CAP,.1uF,25V,10%,X7R,SMD-0805 CAP,SMD,0805,.01UF,50V,10% CAP,SMD,1206,15 PF CAP,47UF,20%,6.3V,ELECT,7343SM RES,SMD,0805,4.7K OHM,1/10W,5% RES,SMD,0805,330 OHM,1/10W,5% RES NET,SMD,8PIN,4@68 OHM RES NET,SMD,8PIN,4@4.7K RES,SMD,100 OHM,1/4 W,1% RES,SMD,1206,47.5K OHM,1/4W,1% RGLTR,LM2937ET,3.3V,TO-220 DIODE,SMD,MMBD301LT1,SCHOTTKY HDR,R/A,5PIN,.100CC,THT,LO PRO XTAL,SMD,4.000MHz IC,RS232,MAXIM #MAX3221EAE-T PROM,REMOTE,MTRCYL,BEE3/ENFRCR IC,PIC16C54A,18 PIN,SMD LABEL,PROM IC,RESET,2 VOLT

BOARD LOCATION

C1 C2,C3,C4,C5,C6,C7,C8 C12,C14 C9 C10,11 C13 R1,6 R2 R3,4 R5 R7 R8 VR1 D1,2 J1 Y1 U1 U2

U3

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ACCESSORY PART NUMBERS

PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 950916G01 CABLE ASSY,ANT,BEE III IL ,72" 950916G02 CABLE ASSY,ANT,BEE III IL ,144" 950916G03 CABLE ASSY,ANT,BEE III IL ,180" 950916G04 CABLE ASSY,ANT,BEE III IL ,240" 950916G05 CABLE ASSY,ANT,BEE III IL ,18" 950916G06 CABLE ASSY,ANT,BEE III IL ,90" 950916G07 CABLE ASSY,ANT,BEE III IL ,36" 950966 CABLE ASSY,DISPLAY,BEE III IL 950908 CABLE ASSY,POWER,BEE III IL 909252 Wired remote cable BEE III IL PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 950955 Readout bracket, 93 + Crown Vic and Caprice and 2000 + Impala 950957 Front Antenna bracket for above R/O bracket, Ka only 951116 Front Antenna bracket for above R/O Bracket, K only 951052 Universal Suction cup bracket 990651 Wireless remote 950882T Board Assy, Remote 990711 Wired remote 909128 BEE remote battery cover 950961 Antenna visor mount, BEE III IL 950967 Antenna clam bracket without L bracket 950963 Antenna clam bracket with L bracket 950962 Antenna window hanging bracket 950956 Mirror adhesive bracket, antenna 950960 Rear Deck antenna bracket 903397013 30 KPH Ka Tuning fork 903397015 75 KPH Ka Tuning fork 903871 Carry Case BEE III IL Display 908981 Front Label, BEE III IL 909083 Display cable, 10 ft. 909127 Visor, Display, BEE III IL 909815G01 Enclosure, Display, BEE III IL 950831T Board Assy, Display driver BEE III IL 950832G01T Board Assy, Display interface BEE III IL BEE III IL Counting Unit 908961G01 Enclosure, Power supply, BEE III IL 950897G06T Board Assy, Controller, BEE III IL 950898G06T Board Assy, Processor, BEE III IL 950908 Cable assy, Power, BEE III IL 900570 Cigar Plug 990693 Ford speedometer interface cable 990694 GM speedometer interface cable No Chrysler yet (2004 and earlier) 33.64 14.50 34.74 176.43 113.01

36.81 28.68 36.32 34.00 26.52 33.87 22.94 22.94 64.65

11.16 11.00 6.60 36.56 101.44 71.25

36.81 193.06 28.24 10.66 288.88 247.88

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Trouble Shooting Guide

No Power Ensure that the cigar plug receptacle on vehicle has power to it. Check the fuse in the cigar plug. If blown, replace with 2A fuse ONLY! For corded remotes: if fuse is blown, try new fuse and power unit up without connecting remote. If unit appears to function properly and does not blow fuse, then remote has +12VDC shorted to ground. If this is the case, recommend also checking TIP122 for short and also check controller board for burnt lanes around remote plug in. Replace as necessary. No Readout Is display cable being used? Try plugging display directly to CPU. Check +10VSW input to VR1 and +3VSW output from VR1 on display interface board. Check +5VSW to U1 thru U9 on display/driver board. Check dimming circuit for proper operation. Try replacing display/driver board. No Audio Check for speaker continuity on display interface board. Check audio driver (U2 on controller board) for proper audio signal input/output. If no signal on either, replace U2. Check pins on connectors between CPU and display for continuity. Unit not responding (cordless) Replace batteries. Check battery contacts and connections to PC board. Check with known working unit that remote really is not working. Check 4MHz crystal for operation. Check for signal output from pin 10 of U1. Unit not responding (corded) Check remote cable for shorts/broken wires. Check with known working unit that remote really is not working. Check VR1 has +12VDC on pin 1 and +3.3VDC on pin 3. Check to see if U1 has +3.3VDC on pin 15. Check for signal input at pin 11 of U1 and output at pin 13 of U1. Check 4MHz crystal for operation. Check for signal output from pin 10 of U1.

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Err problems Check VR2 for +5V output on pin 1 on processor board. Check DSP to see if it is getting hot to the touch. If hot, replace. Check Y2 for operation. Check DSP to make sure all pins are soldered. If problem not found, replace board. No Front/Rear switching. Check FL4 thru FL11 on processor board for continuity. Check U4 for proper operation. Check DSP. Unit not turning off. Check to see if TIP122 is turning off or shorted. No communication from RS232 port. Check for proper operation of U1 on controller board. If not working, replace. Check U4 RX and TX data lines to U1. Check FL1 thru FL4 for continuity. If problem not found, replace board.

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Periodic Inspection
We suggest that each unit will be checked and recertified once per year. a. Tests: Self test on power up

1. 2.

Press the "Power" key on the instrument, ensure the following indicator displays: Indicator lights and display test

3.

Software version

4.

32 Km/h speed stationary test together with the hearing of a Doppler tone

5.

32 Km/h speed moving test together with the hearing of a Doppler tone PASS sign The inspection has passed successfully. At the same time two beeps will be heard

6.

7.

Forward antenna test Forward antenna configuration Antenna working

8.

9.

Rear antenna test

10. Rear antenna configuration - Antenna working

11. On completion of the test the instrument will automatically revert to a Standby mode and will be operated as per definitions entered prior to being turned off

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Self test. 1. 2. 3. Press the Standby key on the controller and switch the instrument to the "Mov" and "Hi" mode. Press the "Test" key on the instrument, ensure the following indicator displays: Indicator lights and display test

4.

Software version

5.

32 Km/h speed stationary test together with the hearing of a Doppler tone

6.

32 Km/h speed moving test together with the hearing of a Doppler tone

7.

PASS sign - The inspection has passed successfully. At the same time two beeps will be heard

8.

Tuning fork test mode (displayed for a duration of 30 seconds)

Squelch and Volume tests. 1. Turning Off the Squelch Press the "Menu" key on the controller followed by the "-" key. In the Target speed Lock display (T ) will appear a message "S f" showing that the squelch is turned off. Wait till the "S f" vanishes and then press the "-" key. In the Target speed Lock display (T ) will appear the letter "A" and to its right will appear any number between 0 and 6. Press this key until the "A0" message appears and ensure that the noise has ceased. Press the "+" key. In the Target speed Lock display (T ) will appear a message "A0". Press this key until a message "A6" appears. Ensure maximum squelch volume Set the desired volume (1-6).

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2.

Operating the Squelch

Press the "Menu" key on the controller followed by the "+" key. In the Target speed Lock display (T ) will appear a message "S n" showing that the squelch is working and Doppler sound will be heard only when measuring and displaying the speed of the target vehicle.

Check the controller keys functioning. Check the rear illumination of the Controller (ensure that the two LED's are lit behind the "Front" key, and the two LED's are lit behind the "Rear" key. press the "Backlt" key and ensure the rear illumination of the Controller is off, press again on the "Backlt" key and ensure the rear illumination of the Controller is on)

Check the status of the sta/mov indicators (by pressing the "sta/mov" key on the controller). Check the status of the Rear/Front (by pressing the "Front" and "Rear" keys on the controller). Check the Photo-electric sensor by hiding the sensor located on the right hand side of the display unit and ensure the weakening of the light intensity on the display. Check the low voltage message "LO" on the patrol car's speed display when the voltage supply is less than 10.8V. Check the current at a supply voltage of 13.6V. An instrument in a Sta, Standby mode 0.2-0.5A Active (front or rear) antenna in sta. mode - 0.4-0.8A (without speed measurement).

Antennas test 1. Check antenna frequency; ensure it is in the following range: 33.7-33.9 GHz. 2. Output density test (this test can be performed once in two years) Perform this test for each antenna separately, while the testing equipment (prob) is making full contact with the tested antenna. Check the power density in front of the antenna while moving the prob in a circular motion in front on the antenna (the test result will not exceed 2 mw/ cm2). Check the power density behind the antenna while moving the prob in a circular motion behind the antenna (the test result will not exceed 0.2 mw/cm2). Check the power density on the sides of the antenna while moving the prob in a circular motion around the sides of the antenna (around the middle section of the antenna, the test result will not exceed 0.2 mw/cm2).

b.

Test Performed in the Test Tunnel (See Appendix "B") Definitions: In this section with terms and their definitions appear at their side: "Self" Simulated speed of the patrol car "Target No. 1" Simulated speed of the target vehicle "Target No. 2" - Simulated speed of the speeding vehicle Remark: In this section this tests can be performed with another controller.

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1) Function Key (2nd F) second function Press the "2nd F" key and ensure that "2nd" appears in the Target speed Lock display (T ) for a period of a few seconds.

2) RFI Detector Draw near a transmitter device with a consumption of at least 2W to the main unit, use it to transmit and ensure that in the Target speed Lock display (T ) appear the message "rFi" and a number. Gradually remove the transmitting device from the main unit while still transmitting and ensure that the value of the number appearing in the Target speed Lock display (T ) decreases. Gradually attach the transmitter device to the main unit whilst still transmitting and ensure that the value of the number appearing in the Target speed Lock display (T ) increases.

3) Stopwatch Function Press the "2nd F" key followed by the "Stopw" key. In the Patrol Car Speed display (Patrol) "100" will appear. Press the "Lock" key to operate the timer, after 3-4 second shown in the Target speed display (Target) have elapsed press the key again to stop the timer. Ensure that the speed showing in the Target speed Lock display is identical to the speed recorded in the table below in the row corresponding to the number at which the stopwatch was stopped, and that in the patrol car display (Patrol) the number "100" appears. Timer S/N (Target display) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3.0 Seconds 3.1 Seconds 3.2 Seconds 3.3 Seconds 3.4 Seconds 3.5 Seconds 3.6 Seconds 3.7 Seconds 3.8 Seconds 3.9 Seconds 4.0 Seconds Calculated Speed (Target speed Lock Display) 120 Km/h 116 Km/h 112 Km/h 109 Km/h 105 Km/h 102 Km/h 100 Km/h 97 Km/h 94 Km/h 92 Km/h 90 Km/h

Distance (Petrol Display) 100 Meters 100 Meters 100 Meters 100 Meters 100 Meters 100 Meters 100 Meters 100 Meters 100 Meters 100 Meters 100 Meters

Press the "2nd F" key followed by the "Stopw" key to release the condition.

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4) Speed Measurement in Stationary Radar Mode Switch the instrument to the sta, opp mode select the forward antenna and then the rear antenna. Turn the Test Tunnel switches to the NOR J5, APP J4 mode for Forward antenna check or REC J4 for the rear antenna check. Tune the "Target 1" oscillator to a frequency of 3110 and strength of -4 dB and operate the oscillator. Ensure a speed of 50 Km/h 2 Km/h appears in the "Target" speed display.

5) Lock Check Lock the speed appearing on the "Target" speed display (Target) by pressing the "Lock" key on the controller, ensure the speed reading appears in the Target speed Lock display with an indication of it being locked (T ) appearing below the reading. Release the Speed lock by pressing the "Rear/ Front" key on the controller. Disconnect the Target 1 oscillator. Switch the instrument to the "Standby" mode.

6) Automatic Traffic Directional Recognition Check Switch the instrument to the Sta, Standby mode and select the forward antenna. Turn the Test Tunnel switches to the NOR - J5, APP J4. Tune the "Target 1" oscillator to a frequency of 6573 and strength of -4 dB and operate the oscillator. Ensure a speed of 105 Km/h 2 Km/h appears in the "Target" speed display and the indicator arrow show approaching traffic. Change switch J5 switch to the REV and ensure the indicator arrow has changed to show distancing traffic. Disconnect the Target 1 oscillator Switch the instrument to the "Standby" mode.

7) Blanking the Patrol vehicle's Speed Display Patrol Blanking Switch the instrument to Mov, opp, select the forward antenna in the "Hi" or "Ci" mode. Turn the Test Tunnel switches to NOR J5, APP J4 Tune the "Self" oscillator to 3110 Hz and strength of 0 dB, and operate the oscillator. Tune the "Target 1" oscillator to 6573 Hz and strength of -4 dB, and operate the oscillator. Ensure a speed of 50 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Patrol" speed display. Ensure a speed of 55 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Target" speed display. Decrease the dB volume on the Target 1 oscillator to a minimum at which the target reading is still stable and at this point increase the volume by 5 dB. Lock this speed with the controller and switch instrument to Standby. Ensure a speed of 55 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the Target Lock Speed display (T ) and that the indicator arrow is flashing and a speed of 50 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Patrol" display. Press the "2nd F" key followed by the "Pat B1" and ensure a speed of 50 Km/h 3 Km/h disappears in the "Patrol" speed display. Page 27 of 36

Press once again the "2nd F" followed by the "Pat B1" and ensure a speed of 50 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Patrol" display. Release the Speed lock by pressing the " Rear/Front" key on the controller Disconnect the Self" oscillator and the "Target 1"oscillator. Switch the instrument to the "Standby" mode.

8) Patrol Car Speed Measurement Range in the "Ci" and "Hi" Mode Switch the instrument to Mov, opp, Hi, select the forward antenna. Turn the Test Tunnel switches to the NOR - J5, APP J4. Tune the "Self" oscillator to 3110 Hz and strength of 0 dB, and operate the oscillator. Ensure a speed of 50 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Patrol" speed display. Reduce the "Self" oscillator frequency until the Patrol vehicle speed disappears and ensure it disappears at speeds of 32 Km/h and less. Change to the "Ci" mode and ensure that the patrol car speed appears in the "Patrol" display. Reduce the "Self" oscillator frequency until the Patrol vehicle speed disappears and ensure it disappears at speeds of 130 Km/h and more. Change to the "Hi" mode and ensure that the patrol car speed appears in the "Patrol" display. Disconnect the Self oscillator Switch the instrument to the "Standby" mode.

9)

Speed Ranges Turn the instrument to the sta, opp mode - select the forward antenna and then the rear antenna. Turn the Test Tunnel switches to the NOR - J5, APP J4 mode for forward antenna check or REC J4 for rear antenna check.

a.

Target Speed Range in Sta Mode (25-255 Km/h) Tune the "Target 1" oscillator to 6573 Hz and strength of -4 dB, and operate the oscillator. Ensure a speed of 105 Km/h 2 Km/h appears in the "Target" speed display. Reduce the "Target 1" frequency until the low range speed of 25 Km/h appears in the "Target" display. Increase the "Target 1" frequency until the high range speed of 255 Km/h appears in the "Target" display. Disconnect the Target 1 oscillator Switch the instrument to the "Standby" mode.

b.

Patrol Speed Range in Ci Mode (19-128 Km/h) Turn the instrument to the mov, opp, Ci mode - select the forward antenna and then the rear antenna. Turn the Test Tunnel switches to the NOR - J5, APP J4 mode for forward antenna check or REC J4 for rear antenna check. Tune the "Self" oscillator to 3110 Hz and strength of 0 dB, and operate the oscillator. Tune the "Target 1" oscillator to 6573 Hz and strength of -4 dB, and operate the oscillator. Page 28 of 36

Ensure a speed of 50 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Patrol" speed display. Ensure a speed of 55 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Target" speed display. Low range test: Decrease the Self oscillator frequency to a low speed range reading in the Patrol display of at least 19 Km/h. High range test: Increase the Self oscillator frequency to an high speed range reading in the Patrol display of at least 128 Km/h.

c.

Patrol Speed Range in Hi Mode (32-160 Km/h) Switch to Hi mode on the instrument. High range test: Increase the Self oscillator frequency to an high speed range reading in the Patrol display of at least 160 Km/h. Low range test: Decrease the Self oscillator frequency to a low speed range reading in the Patrol display of at least 32 Km/h. Disconnect the Self" oscillator and the "Target 1"oscillator. Switch the instrument to the "Standby" mode.

d.

Target Speed Range in Hi Mode (32-255 Km/h) Turn the instrument to the mov, opp, Hi mode - select the forward antenna and then the rear antenna. Turn the Test Tunnel switches to the NOR - J5, APP J4 mode for Rear antenna check. Tune the "Self" oscillator to 3110 Hz and strength of 0 dB, and operate the oscillator. Tune the "Target 1" oscillator to 6573 Hz and strength of -4 dB, and operate the oscillator. Ensure a speed of 50 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Patrol" speed display. Ensure a speed of 55 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Target" speed display. High range test: Increase the "Target 1" frequency until the high range speed of at least 255 Km/h appears in the "Target" display. Low range test: Reduce the "Target 1" frequency until the low range speed of at least 32 Km/h appears in the "Target" display.

e.

Target Speed Range in Ci Mode (32-255 Km/h) Switch to Ci mode on the instrument. Low range test: Reduce the "Target 1" frequency until the low range speed of at least 32 Km/h appears in the "Target" display. High range test: Increase the "Target 1" frequency until the high range speed of at least 255 Km/h appears in the "Target" display. Disconnect the Self" oscillator and the "Target 1" oscillator. Switch the instrument to the "Standby" mode.

f.

Patrol Speed Range in Same, Ci Mode (32-128 Km/h) Turn the instrument to the mov, same, Ci mode - select the forward antenna and then the rear antenna. Turn the Test Tunnel switches to the NOR - J5, APP J4 mode for forward antenna check or REC J4 for rear antenna check. Tune the "Self" oscillator to 3460 Hz and strength of 0 dB, and operate the oscillator. Page 29 of 36

Ensure a speed of 55 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Patrol" speed display. Low range test: Decrease the Self oscillator frequency to a low speed range reading in the Patrol display of at least 32 Km/h. High range test: Increase the Self oscillator frequency to an high speed range reading in the Patrol display of at least 128 Km/h.

g.

Patrol Speed Range in Same, Hi Mode (32-200 Km/h) Switch to Hi mode on the instrument. High range test: Increase the Self oscillator frequency to an high speed range reading in the Patrol display of at least 200 Km/h. Low range test: Decrease the Self oscillator frequency to a low speed range reading in the Patrol display of at least 32 Km/h. Disconnect the Self oscillator. Switch the instrument to the "Standby" mode.

h.

Target Speed Range in Same, Mode (10-255 Km/h) o High range test:

Turn the instrument to the mov, Hi, same, mode - select the forward antenna and then the rear antenna. Turn the Test Tunnel switches to the REV - J5, APP J4 mode for forward antenna check or REC J4 for rear antenna check. Tune the "Self" oscillator to 12519 Hz and strength of 0 dB, and operate the oscillator. Tune the "Target 1" oscillator to 600 Hz and strength of -4 dB, and operate the oscillator. Ensure a speed of 200 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Patrol" speed display. Ensure a speed of 209 Km/h 2 Km/h appears in the "Target" speed display. o

High range test: Increase the "Target 1" frequency until the high range speed of at least 255 Km/h appears in the "Target" display. Disconnect the Self" oscillator and the "Target 1" oscillator. Switch the instrument to the "Standby" mode.

Low range test:

Turn the instrument to the mov, same, mode - select the forward antenna and then the rear antenna. Turn the Test Tunnel switches to the NOR - J5, APP J4 mode for forward antenna check or REC J4 for rear antenna check. Tune the "Self" oscillator to 2003 Hz and strength of 0 dB, and operate the oscillator. Tune the "Target 1" oscillator to 1100 Hz and strength of -4 dB, and operate the oscillator. Ensure a speed of 32 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Patrol" speed display. Ensure a reading of 15 Km/h in the Patrol display and 3 in the Target display Low range test: Reduce the "Target 1" frequency until the low range speed of at least 10 Km/h appears in the "Target" display. Disconnect the Self" oscillator and the "Target 1" oscillator. Switch the instrument to the "Standby" mode. Page 30 of 36

70% range:

Turn the instrument to the mov, same, mode - select the forward antenna and then the rear antenna. Turn the Test Tunnel switches to the NOR - J5, APP J4 mode for forward antenna check or REC J4 for rear antenna check. Tune the "Self" oscillator to 9389 Hz and strength of 0 dB, and operate the oscillator. Tune the "Target 1" oscillator to 6573 Hz and strength of -4 dB, and operate the oscillator. Ensure a speed of 150 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Target" speed display. 70% range test: Turn the Test Cell switch to REV J5. Ensure a speed of 255 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Target" speed display. Disconnect the Self" oscillator and the "Target 1" oscillator. Switch the instrument to the "Standby" mode.

10) Target Measurement Sensitivity Threshold - Cutoff Turn the instrument to the sta, opp mode - select the forward antenna and then the rear antenna. Turn the Test Tunnel switches to the NOR - J5, APP J4 mode for forward antenna check or REC J4 for rear antenna check. Tune the "Target 1" oscillator to 3110 Hz and strength of -4 dB, and operate the oscillator. Ensure a speed of 50 Km/h 2 Km/h appears in the "Target" speed display. Reduce the "Target 1" oscillator strength (dB) until the Target vehicle speed disappears from the display and ensure it the strength of the oscillator is equal to or less than -8 dB. Disconnect the Target 1 oscillator Switch the instrument to the "Standby" mode.

11) Fastest Target Speed Measurement a. In Stationary Mode - sta Turn the instrument to the sta, opp mode - select the forward antenna and then the rear antenna. Turn the Test Tunnel switches to the NOR J6, NOR J5, APP J4 mode for forward antenna check or REC J4 for rear antenna check. Tune the "Target 1" oscillator to 3110 Hz and strength of -5 dB, and operate the oscillator. Tune the "Target 1" oscillator to 4382 Hz and strength of -8 dB, and operate the oscillator. Ensure a speed of 50 Km/h 2 Km/h appears in the "Target" speed display. the speed with the strongest signal. Press the "Fastest" key on the controller and ensure a speed of 70 Km/h 2 Km/h appears in the Target speed Lock display and beneath the display the "Fast" indicator light showing up. Disconnect the Target 1" oscillator and the "Target 2" oscillator. To exit from this mode press the "Fastest" key on the controller and return to the Standby mode. b. In Moving Mode - mov Turn the instrument to the mov, opp, mode - select the forward antenna and then the rear antenna. Page 31 of 36

Turn the Test Tunnel switches to the NOR - J6, NOR J5, APP J4 mode for forward antenna check or REC J4 for rear antenna check. Tune the "Self" oscillator to 3110 Hz and strength of 0 dB, and operate the oscillator. Tune the "Target 1" oscillator to 6886 Hz and strength of -5 dB, and operate the oscillator. Tune the "Target 2" oscillator to 8060 Hz and strength of -8 dB, and operate the oscillator. Ensure a speed of 50 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Patrol" speed display and a speed of 60 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Target" speed display with an extremely strong signal. Press the "Fastest" key on the controller and ensure a speed of 80 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the Target speed Lock display and beneath the display the "Fast" indicator showing the "Fastest" speed. Disconnect the Self" oscillator, the Target 1" oscillator and the "Target 2" oscillator. To exit from this mode press the "Fastest" key on the controller and return to the Standby mode.

12) Radar Detector Prevention by Radar Detection Devices - POP Entering the POP mode Press the "Menu" key three times until the letter "P" appears in the Target Lock Speed display, then press the "+" key end ensure the message "POP" appears in the display. Exiting the POP mode Press the "Menu" or "Standby" key on the controller. a. In a Stationary Mode - sta Switch the instrument to the sta, same mode - select the forward antenna and then the rear antenna. Turn the Test Tunnel switches to the REV - J5, APP J4 mode for forward antenna check or REC J4 for rear antenna check. Tune the "Target 1" oscillator to 6886 Hz and strength of -4 dB, and operate the oscillator. Ensure a speed of 110 Km/h 2 Km/h appears in the "Target" speed display. Switch to POP mode. Press the "Front/ Rear" key on the controller respectively for the antenna being checked and ensure a speed of 110 Km/h 2 Km/h appears in the "Target" speed display for a number of seconds. Disconnect the "Target 1" oscillator and exit the POP mode. Switch the instrument to the "Standby" mode.

b. Opposite Direction While in Motion mov, opp Turn the instrument to the mov, opp, mode - select the forward antenna and then the rear antenna. Turn the Test Tunnel switches to the NOR - J5, APP J4 mode for forward antenna check or REC J4 for rear antenna check. Tune the "Self" oscillator to 3110 Hz and strength of 0 dB, and operate the oscillator. Page 32 of 36

Tune the "Target 1" oscillator to 8086 Hz and strength of -4 dB, and operate the oscillator. Ensure a speed of 50 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Patrol" speed display. Ensure a speed of 80 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Target" speed display. Switch to POP mode. Press the "Front/ Rear" key on the controller respectively for the antenna being checked and ensure a speed of 80 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Target" speed display and a speed of 50 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Patrol" speed display for a number of seconds. Disconnect the "Self" oscillator and the "Target 1" oscillator and exit the POP mode. Switch the instrument to the "Standby" mode.

c. Same Direction While in Motion mov, same Turn the instrument to the mov, same, mode - select the forward antenna and then the rear antenna. Turn the Test Tunnel switches to the REV - J5, APP J4 mode for forward antenna check or REC J4 for rear antenna check. Tune the "Self" oscillator to 3110 Hz and strength of 0 dB, and operate the oscillator. Tune the "Target 1" oscillator to 635 Hz and strength of -4 dB, and operate the oscillator. Ensure a speed of 50 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Patrol" speed display. Ensure a speed of 60 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Target" speed display. Switch to POP mode. Press the "Front/ Rear" key on the controller respectively for the antenna being checked and ensure a speed of 60 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Target" speed display and a speed of 50 Km/h 3 Km/h appears in the "Patrol" speed display for a number of seconds. Disconnect the "Self" oscillator and the "Target 1" oscillator and exit the POP mode. Switch the instrument to the "Standby" mode.

13) Check tuning fork frequency Ensure it is in the range of: Tuning fork at 30 Km/h: 1869-1887 Hz Tuning fork at 75 Km/h: 4670-4712 Hz Remark: This test will be performed during periodic inspection or after replacing tuning fork/forks

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Appendix "A"

Periodical Inspection of Speed Indicator BEE III IL Form

1. Instrument: Assembly Display Unit Main Unit Antenna 1 Antenna 2 Hard Wire Controller Unit 30 Km/h tuning fork 75 Km/h tuning fork S/N

a. Periodical Inspection Chapter 7 Section a: ( mark for a successful inspection, _______ - record the value) Self test on power up Initiated self test Squelch and Volume tests Controller keys functioning test Rear illumination of the Controller test sta/mov Status test (indication) Front/ Rear Status test (indication) Photo electric sensor test. Low voltage warning test "LO" (supply voltage below 10.8V) Remark: In the current test, 2 digits after the decimal point must be recorded. Instrument current in sta, Standby mode: ____________ (0.2-0.5A) Instrument current in sta, Standby mode with an active antenna: ____________ (0.4-0.8A)

Frequency of Antenna 1 ____________ (33.7-33.9 GHz) Frequency of Antenna 2 ____________ (33.7-33.9 GHz)

Output density of Antenna 1 In front of the antenna: ____________ (will not exceed 2 mw\cm2) Behind the antenna: ____________ (will not exceed 0.2 mw\cm2) On the sides of the antenna: ____________ (will not exceed 0.2 mw\cm2)

Output density of Antenna 2 In front of the antenna: ____________ (will not exceed 2 mw\cm2) Behind the antenna: ____________ (will not exceed 0.2 mw\cm2) On the sides of the antenna: ____________ (will not exceed 0.2 mw\cm2)

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b. Test Cell Inspections Chapter 7 Section b: ( mark for a successful inspection, _______ - record the value) 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) Function Key (2nd F2) - second function The controller's rear illumination - Backlighting RFI Detector Stopwatch: Distance _________ Speed _________ Time _________ Speed measurement in Stationary Radar Mode with forward and rear antenna Antenna 1 Antenna 2 Lock Check Automatic Traffic Directional Recognition Check Blanking the Patrol vehicle's speed window Patrol Blanking Patrol Car Speed measurement range in the "Ci" and "Hi" Mode Speed Ranges a) Target speed range in Sta mode (25-255 Km/h) Antenna 1 Antenna 2 b) Patrol speed range in Ci mode (19-128 Km/h) Antenna 1 Antenna 2 c) Patrol speed range in Hi mode (32-160 Km/h) Antenna 1 Antenna 2 d) Target speed range in Hi mode (32-255 Km/h) Antenna 1 Antenna 2 e) Target speed range in Ci mode (32-255 Km/h) Antenna 1 Antenna 2 f) Patrol speed range in Same, Ci mode (32-128 Km/h) Antenna 1 Antenna 2 g) Patrol speed range in Same Hi mode (32-200 Km/h) Antenna 1 Antenna 2 h) Target speed range in Same mode (10-255 Km/h) Antenna 1 Antenna 2

6) 7) 8) 9) 10)

11) Target measurement sensitivity threshold - Cutoff Antenna 1 received threshold ________ (at least -8 dB) Antenna 2 received threshold ________ (at least -8 dB)

12) Fastest Target speed Measurement a) In a stationary position sta Antenna 1 Antenna 2 b) In moving mode mov Antenna 1 Antenna 2 13) Radar Detector Prevention by Radar Detection Devices - POP a) In a stationary mode sta Antenna 1 Antenna 2 b) Opposite direction whilst in motion - mov, opp Antenna 1 Antenna 2 c) Same direction whilst in motion mov, same Antenna 1 Antenna 2

14) Check tuning fork frequency Ensure it is in the range of: 30 Km/h Tuning fork ___________ (1869 1887Hz) 75 Km/h Tuning fork ___________ (4670 - 4712Hz)

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Appendix "B" Appendix "B" Test Tunnel Block Diagram Not All test Tunnels have X, K and Ka Antennas. It may have any combination of the three bands

The "Patrol" speed oscillator simulator will be connected to J-4 in the Test Tunnel The "Target" speed oscillator simulator will be connected to J-5 in the Test Tunnel The "Fastest" speed oscillator simulator will be connected to J-6 in the Test Tunnel

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