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1. Monitoring Sweep Search Monitoring Monitoring Mode Sweep Sweep Mode Search Search Mode Diff search Difference Search Mode Digital signals Digital Signals Monitoring Log Alarm Events Log Settings Reviewing and changing of the settings About device information about the device 11 7 Monitoring Mode 7 1 Monitoring Mode when to use Monitoring Mode provides continuous monitoring of detected analog and digital radio signals in automatic mode and setting alarm in case of threat radio signal signal exceeding the preset threshold level detection Monitoring Mode is used in cases when the primary signal source has not been activated The information about the alarm events is recorded in the Alarm Log Monitoring Mode enables the background noise deduction for analog signals thus reducing the influence of regular background noise Slow fluctuations of its level are ignored thanks to the adaptation algorithm 7 2 Monitoring Mode how to operate If the current time has not been preset the time setting request will appear on the display see Time Setting If you don t set the current time the device starts time counting from zero The Monitoring Mode starts from 2 3 min accumulation of the background noise The display indicates the progress of accumulation If the 12 analog signals have not been monitoring En selected this stage is omitted OK Any analog signal registered at th2. 35 dB the signal extinction the type and the max level of the signal To review the records use A or W buttons To escape press OK or C 14 Settings To choose the settings press OK make changes pressing A or W to save the new parameter press OK to return to the previous parameter press C 14 1 Types of Detected Signals Selection of signal types in Monitoring and Search Modes The types of signals selected are marked by V Menu Settings Signals Analog analog signal GSM GSM900 1800 signal UMTS UMTS 3G signal CDMA CDMA signal DECT DECT signal Bluetooth Bluetooth signal Wi Fi Wi Fi signal 2 4 GHz other impulse signals of 2 4GHz range 21 14 2 Threshold Levels of Signals How to set Menu Settings Thresholds Threshold level is a level exceeding which the signal is treated as dangerous The values for threshold levels by default are for reference only and could be adjusted if necessary 14 3 Interface Language How to choose the language English German Spanish Italian Russian Menu Settings Options Language 14 4 Sound Volume How to set the sound volume when indicating the relative level in Search Mode as well as when RF Detector switching on or off Menu Settings Options Sound volume 14 5 Alarm Volume How to set the alarm volume in Monitoring Mode Menu Settings Options Alarm volume 14 6 Runn
3. Contents RAKSA iDet Selective RF Detector Charging Device Owner s Manual 26 18 Transporting and Storage Please check the battery regularly while storing Don t allow full discharge see Battery Charging Please avoid mechanical damage direct sun and high humidity while transporting and storing the device 19 Warranty The producer provides 12 months warranty on the following conditions Filled in warranty form e No traces of mechanical damage and seal breaking e Compliance with operating rules storage and transporting requirements ae ee 20 Technical Support Our engineers constantly work improving the software and documentation You can always download the last version of the program from our website for free www ts market com Address TS Market Ltd Building 10 1 Sosnovaya Alleya Zelenograd Moscow The Russian Federation 124489 Tel 7 495 638 88 00 7 495 651 91 51 Cell 7 903 530 10 01 7 909 638 88 00 Fax 7 499 735 04 91 e mail support ts market com http Awww ts market com GPS coordinates 55 98065 N 37 25224 E 298s
4. l 1252 M gt k Audio Monitoring S 20dB ww f is available only for analog signals in Sweep Search and Difference Search Modes through the built in speaker The audio monitoring facilitates signal identification and allows using the acoustic feedback The scanning is interrupted as the Audio Monitoring requires the fixed tuning for a signal The display indicates the frequency or the type and the current signal strength 19 The volume is regulated by A and Y buttons To return from audio monitoring press OK or C 13 Alarm Events Log Alarm Events Log accumulates the information about the threat signals detected in the Monitoring Mode The max number of records 200 Before initiating the Monitoring Mode all records are deleted When the mode is reiterated you can continue the records or wipe them off The records are saved regardless any switch off on manipulations To reduce the number of records short signals fallouts less than 1 min are ignored The frequencies of the analog signals are also ignored as the spectrum of transmitter might contain several harmonic components If the detected threat signals are of different types the Log will record all of them You can review the Log either from the Main Menu or from Monitoring Mode The display shows the index number of current record and the total number of records log Er the moment No 1 24 of detection and the 12 02 12 14 moment of Analog
5. located in the room the higher is its signal level in comparison with the outside radio transmitter The RF Detector selectively reacts to the change of level thus enabling to locate the radio transmitter at a higher rate oa ae A 10 2 Difference diff search fi peas Mode 433 9M 1 f how to operate lt f Difference Search S 19dB IN Mode starts from 5 sec reference spectrum signal accumulation The display indicates the progress of accumulation When the accumulation is complete the display indicates the analog signal of maximal relative level To audio monitor the current signal press OK see Audio Monitoring Differential Search Mode utilizes both light and sound indication of the relative signal level the higher is the frequency of light flashing the closer is the radio transmitter ane ing of Digital GSM dB Signals UMTS 12 dB CDMA dB Monitoring of Digital Signals is intended for detection of mobile phone signals 18 GSM UMTS 3G CDMA types cordless telephones DECT standard Bluetooth Wi Fi and other impulse signals in 2 4 GHz Besides this mode can be used for adjustment of threshold levels for Monitoring Mode In Monitoring of Digital Signals the display shows the list of all digital signals and their strength levels To browse the list use A or W buttons To monitor one selected signal press OK To return to the list press OK or C 12 Audio auela m Monitoring
6. Alarm Delais ns 23 14 8 Rate of Adaptation to Background Noise 24 14 9 Frequency Bands of Cellular Networks 24 14 10 Current Time Setting 0 0 cece 25 14 11 Settings Reset 25 15ADOUT 28 ei nt ee aes A 25 16 Specifications scs run 26 17 Package Contents 26 18 Transporting and Storage 27 19 Warranty assiste 20 Technical Support 1 Introduction RAKSA iDet Selective RF Detector can be used to detect and locate in near field a wide variety of surveillance devices including cell phones of GSM 850 900E 1800 1900 UMTS 850 900 1800 1900 2100 CDMA 450 A H 800 1900 standards cordless DECT telephones Bluetooth and Wi Fi devices Special Features signal detection against the background interference high speed of scanning and analyzing detection of digital analog and wideband signals adaptation to the background noise in Monitoring Mode difference search mode audio monitoring through the built in speaker signals frequency and level measurement alarm events log silent alert signal vibration mode no need for external antenna interface languages English German Spanish Italian French Russian 25 2 Operation Principle RAKSA iDet Selective RF Detector is a superheterodyne receiver with low IF and frequency synthesizer It provides continuous scanning of frequency range and analysis of spectrogram peaks The standard digital signals are identified by their amplitude ti
7. RAKSA iDet SELECTIVE RF DETECTOR USER MANUAL Version December 2013 TS Market All information contained within this manual is subject to change without notice Additional information http Avww ts market com Technical support support ts market com Copyright TS Market 2013 All right reserved Contents 1 MOdUC ON sisian 5 2 Operation Principle 3 Operation Instructions 4 Battery Charging 5 ON OFF and Operation 6 The Main Menu 11 7 Monitoring Mode 12 7 1 Monitoring Mode when to use 12 7 2 Monitoring Mode how to operate 6 8 12 7 3 Threat Signal Monitoring 14 7 4 Log Review from the Monitoring Mode 14 7 5 Monitoring Mode Setting 14 8 Sweep Mode 15 9 Search Mode 16 9 1 Search Mode how and when to use 16 9 2 Light and Sound Indication cscsceeeee 16 10 Difference Search Mode 17 10 1 Difference Search Mode when to use 17 10 2 Difference Search Mode how to operate 18 11 Monitoring of Digital Signals 18 12 Audio Monitoring 19 Contents 13 Alarm Events Log s s s 20 14 Settings 21 14 1 Types of Detected Signals cscseseee 21 14 2 Threshold Levels of Signals 22 14 3 Interface Language 22 14 4 Sound Volume oo eee tesseeeee 22 14 5 Alarm Volume 14 6 Running Time in Monitoring Mode 22 14 7
8. e ones detected in Monitoring Mode The selection of detected signals is done through the menu Settings gt Signals The display indicates the signal that has maximal strength level To monitor the current signal press OK The audio monitoring in Search Mode could be done for analog signals only see Audio Monitoring 9 2 Light and Sound Indication Search Mode for analog signals utilizes both light and sound indication of the signal strength the higher is the frequency of flash the closer is the transmitter The search mode for digital signals does not use light signals due to probable 16 fluctuations of radiation power Relative level means the difference of current and reference levels Initially the reference level is set as equal to the current one and the LED does not produce any flash When the RF Detector is moved around the frequency of flashing grows with the growth of relative level You can set the reference level equal to current one by pressing A or Y buttons 10 Difference Search Mode 10 1 Difference Search Mode when to use Difference Search Mode is used for detection and localization of analog transmitters This mode has its advantage in case the transmitter is located in the same room In this Mode the device defines the relative level of the signal its difference with the reference spectrum that was fixed at the beginning of operation in this Mode The closer to the source of radio signal
9. e time of background monitoring m accumulation will not be classified ALARM later as threat 2450 MHz 12 02 After the accumulation the Monitoring Mode is launched automatically If the RF Detector does not detect any threat signals the display indicates OK If any threat signal is detect the display indicates ALARM specifying the type and strength of the signal the alarm sound is produced as well as vibration The next alarm sound will occur only after five minutes and only for a new threat signal The alarm vibration will repeat every five minutes The current state can also be identified by the frequency of light blinking frequent blinking means alarm 212 In the Monitoring Mode the display will go to sleep automatically in two minutes to activate it please press any button 7 3 Threat Signal Monitoring Monitoring of any threat signal could be done by pressing OK button To return to Monitoring Mode press OK or C button Monitoring of threat signal does not interrupt Monitoring Mode 7 4 Log Review from the Monitoring Mode To review the Alarm Events Log from the Monitoring Mode please press A or YW If the Log is not empty the display will indicate the last event see Alarm Events Log Reviewing the Log does not interrupt the Monitoring Mode 7 5 Monitoring Mode Setting The Settings used in Monitoring Mode are described in detail in Types of Detected Signals Threshold Levels of S
10. ignals Alarm Volume Running Time in Monitoring Mode and Alarm Delay and Rate of Adaptation to Background Noise 14 8 Sweep Mode sweep Sweep Mode is used for detection 49 7 MHz 12 dB j of analog and 191 2 MHz 24 dB 946 2 MHz 7 dB digital radio signals of all types This mode allows the review of all detected signals regardless their level The display shows the list of current detected signals classified according to frequency or type of signal The top line gives the number of selected signals and the total number of signals in the list The list starts from the analog signals with the defined frequency It is followed by the one maximal signal whit undefined frequency The digital signals are at the bottom of the list When the signal disappears it is deleted from the list after 10 sec the display shows the last significant level of the signal To browse the list use A or W buttons To monitor one selected signal press OK The audio monitoring in Sweep Mode could be done for analog signals only see Audio Monitoring To return to the list press OK or C 15 9 Search Mode 9 1 Search Mode how and when to use The Search Mode is used search Ent for detection I and location UMTS ne of analog S 23dB Fi and digital transmitters This mode is used when you can move the RF Detector around searching for a radio transmitter The types of signals detected are similar to th
11. indicate a hidden surveillance device After verification of the clean area change the mode to Monitoring and place RF Detector at your convenience The RF Detector should stay stable to avoid false alarms The alarm signal is generated when detection a threat radio signal The efficiency of radio signal detection in Monitoring Mode depends on correct setting of threshold levels The mobile phones for instance are characterized by wide range of signal magnitude Use the Digital Signals Monitoring Mode to define the signal levels of mobile and cordless phones Bluetooth and the like and adjust the threshold level if necessary The higher is the threshold level the less probable is false alarm but distance of detection will lessen as well 4 Battery Charging The RF Detector power supply is provided by the built in Li Pol battery If the unit is used and stored as required the battery resource will provide as much as 500 recharging cycles The battery level is shown in the right upper corner of the display When the battery is fully discharged 8 Low Battery warning will appear and the device will automatically shut down In such a case the battery should be recharged Before charging the battery switch off the RF Detector and plug it into the charging unit The process of charging of fully discharged battery will take 4 5 hours The light signal will be on during the process of recharging and will be off as soon as the charging
12. ing Time in Monitoring Mode How to set the running time in Monitoring Mode DD Menu Settings Options Duration 4hrs 8 hrs 12 hrs The max battery capacity is enough for 4 hours of continuous monitoring In other cases the intermittent mode is used when the monitoring is done only half or one third of the minute In such cases the time of reaction might increase up to 50 sec 14 7 Alarm Delay How to set the Alarm Delay in Guard Mode Menu Settings Options Delay MIN minimal NOM nominal MAX maximal The alarm delay sets the minimal duration of threat signal and the short time signals and noise are ignored Nominal delay 5 sec is enough in the majority of cases 293 14 8 Rate of Adaptation to Background Noise How to set Rate of Adaptation to Background Noise in Monitoring Mode Menu Settings Options Adaptation SLOW NORM FAST The rate of adaptation defines how quickly the deducted background spectrum traces the changes of current signals The algorithm of adaptation used in the device ignores the constant signals and noise The normal rate of adaptation equals 2 3 min which is enough in the majority of cases 14 9 Frequency Bands of Cellular Networks Selection of frequency bands cell phones signals The selected frequency bands are marked by 1 the selected CDMA 450 frequency band is marked by A H Menu Settings Options Cell net
13. me characteristic Scanning and analyzing cycle period is 1 0 1 5 sec Filtration of short term noise requires at least two scanning cycles so the signal is detected in 2 3 seconds Any continuous radio signal with the amplitude modulation index lt 0 5 without frequency hopping is treated as an analog signal Such are the analog signals of AM FM PM modulation and digital signals of FSK PSK and the like modulations RAKSA iDet Selective RF Detector can operate within monitoring sweep search difference search modes and monitoring of digital signals 3 Operation Instructions Radio transmitter detection requires two complimentary steps search and monitoring Search Mode enables to detect and locate the transmitters activated to the moment Monitoring Mode provides continuous monitoring of the radio signals thus the transmitters are detected at the moment of their activation Before searching the target area all the radio signal sources should be switched off mobile and cordless telephones Bluetooth Wi Fi microwave ovens To activate the transmitters with voice control use any sound source Place the RF detector in the center of the room and switch on Search mode Gradually approach the probable transmitter locations and watch the possible change of the signal level Both light and sound indication can be used the closer to the source of signal the higher is the frequency of flashes The high flash increase might
14. process is completed The charging state will also be indicated on the display after pressing any button After the charging is completed unplug the charging unit Simultaneous operation and charging is possible but the recharging period will increase The continual plug in charging unit might shorten the life cycle of the battery If you don t plan to use the RF Detector for a considerable period of time please recharge the battery fully and then repeat recharging it each six months To avoid any damage of the RF Detector do not use alien charging units dj 5 ON OFF and Operation To switch the Detector on or off press and hold the button C PWR for more than one second until you hear the sound signal After the activation the display shows the main menu The buttons A up and W down are there to navigate the menu the list of signals or to change the selected figures With the OK button you can call the pull down menu and select a menu item as well as verify the choice Pressing C button you will return to the previous menu or deny the change of the selected value In some cases the menu will require verification To verify the choice use A or W buttons select Yes and press OK To deny choose No and press OK or press C button instead 10 6 The Main Menu The main menu is used for selecting the required mode of operating or its settings The menu contains the following functions
15. works You have to limit frequency bands of cellular networks to really existing in a particular location 24 otherwise the time of signal detection might increase 14 10 Current Time Setting The current time can be set at the very beginning using Monitoring Mode or Menu Menu Settings Time The sequence of setting is the following hours A or Y OK minutes A or Y OK Current time is used only in Monitoring Mode it will be recorded in Log You have to reset the time every time you switch on the Detector 14 11 Settings Reset Settings reset choose all types of traced signals set the thresholds and options by default the language interface and the time will be preserved as set initially Menu Settings Reset 15 About Information about the RF Detector Model Software Version Serial Number 25 16 Specifications frequency range 40 3800 MHz cellular and wireless signals GSM850 900E 1800 1900 UMTS 850 900 1800 1900 2100 CDMA 450 A H 800 1900 DECT Bluetooth Wi Fi e typical sensitivity 70 mV m dynamic range 50 dB bandwidth 10 MHz sweep time lt 1 5 s running time in Monitoring mode 4 12 h running time in other modes 3 h max number of records 200 display OLED 128 x 64 operating temperature 5 40 C storage temperature 20 45 C e humidity at 35 C lt 90 size 77x43x18 mm weight 35 g 17 Package
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