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1.         During this warning you can momentarily reset the unit  by pressing any button  This will reset the timer     If the unit has automatically turned itself off  press the  Power button to turn the unit back on  You can manually  engage the Vehicle Battery Saver Mode by pressing and  holding the City button until one beep is hear    15    OPERATION    Dim Dark Mode  Dim Dark Mode reduces the illumination of the display        Press and hold Power for 2 seconds to reduce  illumination to a Dim setting     WL X K Ka  c 0 oo ooo             INI  WW Ss E       e Press and holding Power for 2 seconds a second time  engages Dark Mode     WL x K  Ka NI      O oo 000 Wes    Dim or Dark can be engaged during an alert  In Dark  Mode  the display goes dark for as long as a signal is  being detected and for 20 seconds after  then the display  returns to the dimmer setting                    e Pressing and holding power a third time restores full  illumination to the display     Engaging Disengaging VG 2    See option select mode to turn this feature on     13    RADAR ALERTS    Speed Radar Audio   Visual Alerts    When X  K or Ka is detected the band ID and signal  strength is displayed  The audio alert is continuous  and has a geiger counter like pattern  The faster the  beep the closer or stronger the radar source  Example        K    770 X K Ka    N  E EE NNN Ws          K BAND  I   weak signal  II   strong signal    n       Pulse Protection      When a pulse type signal  instant
2.     Unscrew the tip of the lighter socket plug carefully when  replacing the 2 amp fuse     OPERATION    Memory Beep Confirmation    All features selected  except Stay Alert and Quiet  are  retained in memory  Each time a button is pressed one  beep confirms feature    on     two beeps confirm feature       off       Audio Level Adjustment   The audio levels can be adjusted high to low  or low to  high  in seven steps    e Press Volume Q up to increase audio level    e Press Volume M down to decrease audio level     As audio level is adjusted  beeps are provided and the  display indicates volume level                                            Example   LEVEL 6 wS   Highest  LEVEL 5 w     3 Blinking  Default   LEVEL 4 we  LEVEL 3 wS    2 Blinking  LEVEL 2 we  LEVEL 1 wS    1 Blinking  LEVEL 0 w S   No Audio Level                10    Compass Calibration Set Up    The unit will need to be calibrated in order for the  compass to provide accurate readings  To calibrate the  unit  perform the following procedure     1  Mount the unit level in the center of the vehicle   s  windshield in which it will be used  Make sure  there are no other magnetic sources near the  detector  i e   speaker      2  Select a large clear area  parking lot or field  without  any power lines     3  While parked  press both volume buttons  simultaneously until the compass headings start    to rotate  N  dp  S    3  Drive vehicle slowly in two complete circles  in  either direction  If calibration does n
3.    OWNER S MANUAL    T  WHISTLER    1640    LASER RADAR  DETECTOR                  The Whistler Group Corporate Headquarters  13016 N  Walton Blvd  e Bentonville  AR 72712  Tel  479  273 6012    Fax  479  273 2927    Customer Return Center  1201 N  Dixieland Rd  e Rogers  AR 72756    Customer Service Tel  800  531 0004  P N 1640 REV2     Whistler 2002                      If you have questions concerning the  operation of this Whistler product  please call     CUSTOMER SERVICE  1 800 531 0004    Monday   Friday    8 00 am   5 00 pm CT  or Visit our website  www whistlergroup com    Please keep the receipt in a safe place   You may register your product online  at www whistlergroup com  For warranty  verification purposes  a copy of your  dated store receipt must still accompany  any unit sent in for warranty work  If  the unit is returned without a dated  store receipt an out of warranty service  charge applies  Note  Your warranty  period begins at the time of purchase   The warranty is validated only by the  dated store receipt  Now is the time to  record the serial number of the unit in  the space provided in the warranty  section of the manual           WHISTLER FEATURES       Whistler 1640       Whistler   s ergonomic and user friendly design provides  a new level of operating convenience     Special Features Include     1  Bracket Release Button     Provides quick and easy  release of the mounting bracket     2  Power Jack   Provides connection for the power  cord     3
4.   Speaker   Provides distinct audio and Real Voice   warnings for X  K  Ka band radar  safety radar  laser  and VG 2     4  Power   Dim   Dark Button   Turns unit on off and  engages Dim Dark modes  press and hold for 2 seconds      5  Volume Up   Down Buttons   Adjust volume up or  down  Pressing both buttons enters Compass  Calibration     INTRODUCTION TABLE OF CONTENTS    Dear Whistler Owner     For many of us  a vehicle is more than just transportation   It can be a mobile office  communications or entertainment  center  or simply an expression of our personality   Whistler products are designed to make the time you  spend in your vehicle more productive  more fulfilling   safer  or just simply more fun  Our mission is to provide  products that improve your driving experience     Your new Whistler 1640 laser radar detector detects all  radar  laser and safety radar systems  plus offers  Whistler   s exclusive Safe Driving System with Real Voice     technology  Vehicle Battery Saver  and Digital Compass  Features  The comprehensive safety system detects all  safety radar including the Safety Warning System   keeping you informed of road hazards and adverse  weather  Plus  Whistler   s unique Stay Alert    feature tests  driver   s alertness on long solo trips  Note  Compass must  be calibrated before use  See    Compass Calibration  Set Up    Section     To fully acquaint yourself with the operation of the  Whistler 1640 and to better understand the differences  between de
5.   sturdy equivalent  fully insured  with return receipt  requested to    Whistler Repair Dept   1201 North Dixieland Rd  Rogers  AR  72756    IMPORTANT  Whistler will not assume responsibility  for loss or damage incurred in shipping  Therefore  please  ship your unit insured with return receipt requested   CODs will not be accepted     2  Include with your unit the following information   clearly printed    e Your name and street address  for shipping via  UPS   a daytime telephone number and email  address  if applicable   No P O  Box please     e A detailed description of the problem   e g      Unit performs self test but does not respond to radar        e A copy of your dated store receipt or bill of sale     3  Be certain your unit is returned with its serial  number  For reference  please write your units serial  number in the following space  s n      Units without serial numbers are not covered under warranty     IMPORTANT  To validate that your unit is within the  warranty period  make sure you keep a copy of your dated  store receipt  You may register your warranty online at  www whistlergroup com  For warranty verification purposes   a copy of your dated store receipt must still accompany any  unit sent in for warranty work     26    ACCESSORIES ACCESSORY ORDER FORM    The following accessories can be ordered directly from  Whistler by calling 1 800 531 0004 or visit our online  store at www whistlergroup com    Order   Description Price  Code    402081 Non Skid Da
6.  Cord from unit    e Press and hold Power and Quiet    Plug Power Cord into unit    e Wait for 2 beeps       Release Power and Quiet button  Unit is now reset   1  Audio to level  4    2  Highway Mode ON      Dim Dark Mode to full illumination of display      Auto Quiet Mode OFF      VG 2 Detection Mode OFF      Voice ON      Battery Saver OFF    Note  Must recalibrate compass after resetting detector     ND OT A    CARE  amp  MAINTENANCE    During the summer months  avoid prolonged exposure  to direct sunlight by removing your unit from the dash  when your vehicle is parked for an extended period of  time     Do not spray water  cleaners  or polishes directly onto the  unit  The spray may penetrate through the openings and    damage the unit  Also  do not use any abrasive cleaners  on the units exterior     19    SPEED MONITORING TECHNOLOGIES    TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE    Your Whistler detector is expertly engineered and  designed to exacting quality standards to provide you  with reliable  trouble free operation  If your unit has  been correctly installed following the guidelines in this  manual  but is not operating optimally  please refer to the  troubleshooting guide below     PROBLEM  No display or audio    e Check fuse in Whistler plug  replace if necessary with a 2 amp 3AG type    e Check fuse for lighter socket  replace if necessary    e Make sure lighter socket is clean    PROBLEM  Unit alarms when vehicle hits bumps    e Check for loose lighter socket  tighten and cl
7.  on strong signal  is  detected an urgent 3 second audio warning is sounded  and the display shows     Blinking BAND ID with 3 sec audio warning          N  VW Ss E       WILL  c       Blinking       After 3 seconds standard alert pattern continues     16    OPERATION       Option Select Mode   Entering Option Select Mode allows you to turn on or off  VG 2 detection or Voice alerts  Note  The unit must not  be alarming     To turn VG 2 detection on off    Press and hold the Quiet button until the unit provides a  unique beep then release the Quiet button  Unit will say     VG 2    and the V L light will illuminate briefly  If VG 2  detection is already on  the unit will provide a double  beep to indicate VG 2 detection is turned off     To turn Voice off on    Press and hold the Quiet button  greater than 3 seconds   until you hear a double beep then release the Quiet  button  Voice alert is now off  If voice alert was already  off  the unit will say    CAUTION        Press Power anytime to exit     Teach Tutorial Mode  Provides simulated alerts for each type of signal     e Press City and Quiet simultaneously and release     e Press Power to exit     14    SAFETY WARNING SYSTEM        Safety Warning System    SWS    In communities where transmitters are located  the  Safety Warning System alerts you with 60 voice  messages  When Safety Radar is detected the audio  alert is geiger counter like     Example     Wk  Cc       asi wS    Blinking             Note  Not all areas hav
8.  serial number is  missing  There are no express warranties covering this  product other than those set forth in this warranty    All express or implied warranties for this product are  limited to one year  Whistler is not liable for damages  arising from the use  misuse  or operation of this  product     Service Under Warranty    During the warranty period  defective units will be  repaired without charge to the purchaser when  returned with a dated store receipt to the address  below  Units returned without dated store receipt will  be handled as described in section    Service Out Of  Warranty     Due to the specialized equipment necessary  for testing a laser radar receiver  there are no  authorized service stations for Whistler brand detectors  other than the Whistler factory     25    Dimensions   1 6 H x 2 9 W x 4 5 L    Weight  7 5 oz     Laser Wavelength   905   50 nanometers  nm     Radar Frequencies    10 500   10 550 GHz  X Band    24 050   24 250 GHz  K Band     33 400   36 000 GHz  Ka Superwideband     Operating Temperature Range    20   C to  80   C   4   F to  176  F     Power Requirements   Operational 12 to 15 volts DC  250mA nominal  Vehicle Battery Saver  30mA nominal     One or more U S  patents apply    9 146 227  45 379 456   5 666 120   5 990 821     Specifications are subject to change without notice     28    When returning a unit for service under warranty please  follow these instructions     1  Ship the unit in the original carton or in a suitable
9. al warning time   Regular tinted glass does not  affect reception      Some windshields have an Instaclear    or Electriclear     type coating  which affect radar signals  Consult your  dealer or the owner   s manual supplied with your  vehicle to determine if your windshield has this  coating     Avoid placing unit in direct contact with windshield     To reduce the possibility of theft  conceal your  unit when not in use     5    INSTALLATION    INSTALLATION    COMPASS CALIBRATION SET UP       Windshield Mounting    e Install the two suction cups and rubber bumper onto the  bracket by fitting them into their holes     e Press the suction cups onto the windshield at the  location you have chosen  IMPORTANT  Some newer cars  have a plastic safety coating on the inside of the windshield  The  suction cups may leave permanent marks on this type of surface   To find out if your vehicle has this type of windshield  check the  owner s manual or ask your dealer  We recommend that you do  not leave the suction cup bracket on the window in direct sunlight   If the detector is removed  this may cause blistering of the dash  in some vehicles     Visor Mounting  optional accessory    e Slide the visor bracket into the bracket mounting slot    e Slip the visor bracket onto the visor making sure it is  relatively level and has a clear view of the road     ea Slide on view      o gt                    Insert into bracket mounting slot  Do not bend this  section of bracket              Powe
10. ar drives behind you and matches your  driving speed   e Vascar  Aircraft   The time it takes a vehicle to travel a  known distance is measured     Radar Detector Detectors  VG 2     The Interceptor VG 2  or simply VG 2  is a microwave receiver  used by police to detect signals radiated by the local oscillator  of a radar detector  Because its purpose is to identify persons  driving with radar detectors  the VG 2 is known as a    radar  detector detector           The VG 2 is the primary tool used by the police to identify  radar detector equipped vehicles  If caught  in a state where  detectors are illegal   see page 22   drivers risk losing their  radar detector and receiving a fine  In addition  instant on  radar is almost always used in combination with a VG 2   leaving unsuspecting motorists vulnerable to receiving two  tickets   one potentially for speeding  the other for possession  of a detector  Having a radar detector capable of detecting  the VG 2 may alert you to the presence of a speed trap     For more information on speed monitoring technologies   please visit our FAQ page on our website     www whistlergroup com    24    WARRANTY INFORMATION SPECIFICATIONS    Service Out of Warranty    Units will be repaired at    out of warranty    service rates when    e The units original warranty has expired    e Dated store receipt is not supplied    e The unit has been returned without its serial number    e The unit has been abused  modified  installed improperly  or ha
11. d its   housing removed    The minimum out of warranty service fee for your Whistler  detector is  55 00  U S    If you require out of warranty  service  please return your unit as outlined in the section     Service Under Warranty    along with a certified check or  money order for  55 00  Payment may also be made by  MasterCard  VISA or American Express  personal checks  are not accepted  In the event repairs cannot be covered by  the minimum  55 00 service fee  you will be contacted by a  Whistler technical service specialist who will outline  options available to you  If you elect not to have your unit  repaired  it will be returned to you along with your  certified check or money order     IMPORTANT  When returning your unit for service  be  certain to include a daytime telephone number  and  email address  if applicable      Customer Service    If you have questions concerning the operation of your  Whistler detector  or require service during or after the  warranty period  please call Customer Service at     1 800 531 0004     Representatives are available to answer your questions  Monday   Friday from 8 00 a m  to 5 00 p m  CT     27    Consumer Warranty    This Whistler Laser Radar detector is warranted to the  original purchaser for a period of one year from the  date of original purchase against all defects in materials  and workmanship  This limited warranty is void if the  unit is abused  modified  installed improperly  if the  housing has been removed  or if the
12. e Safety Warning System     transmitters  visit the Safety Warning System    web  page at www safetyradar com for SWS locations     17    LASER VG 2 ALERTS    Laser Audio   Visual Alerts    When a laser signal is detected V L and signal strength  is displayed  the audio alert is continuous for a minimum  of 3 seconds  Example     W L xX K Ka      C LL                LASER   The more    III    the closer the laser source   VG 2 Audio   Visual Alerts  Note  You must turn this feature on in option select  mode before it will detect the VG 2 gun  When a VG 2  signal is detected  the detector    hides    its own radiated  signal and becomes undetectable by the VG 2     wy             x KK Km  c 0 oo ooo    Every 30 seconds  the detector checks for a VG 2 signal  If  a VG 2 signal is still present  the unit continues to hide  and repeats the VG 2 alert  If no signal is detected  two  beeps are provided  indicating an    all clear    condition   During VG 2 Alert X  K  and Ka band signals cannot be  received   Reference page 25 for VG 2 information      INI  We E    Blinking             Alert Priority  When two or more signals are received at the same time   the alert priority is    1  Laser   2  VG 2   3  Speed Radar   4  Safety Radar    Example  If X band is alerting  then suddenly VG 2 is  detected  the VG 2 warning will override the X band alert     18    ARE DETECTORS LEGA    RESET FEATURES    Reset Features  All user features can be reset to factory settings     e Unplug Power
13. ean    e Check connections at both ends of power cord  Substitute another cord  to determine if cord is defective  Return defective cord to the factory     PROBLEM  Unit alarms when using vehicle equipment   electrical accessories  brakes  power mirrors windows   directionals  horn  etc    or when accelerating    e Vehicle   s electrical system  including battery and alternator  may have  electrical noise  Install a filter capacitor  470mfd  25 volt or larger  capacitance value  on the back of the lighter socket    PROBLEM  Audio alerts are not loud enough    e Cancel Auto Quiet Mode or City Mode    e Check audio level setting  see page 10  amp  11     PROBLEM  No X band signals    e Cancel City 2     PROBLEM  Unit gives laser alert when accelerating   e Possible bad or low quality distributor cap  Replace with high quality cap        If difficulties occur which cannot be solved by information  in this Troubleshooting Guide  please call Whistler  Consumer Relations at 1 800 531 0004 before returning  your unit for service     20    SPEED MONITORING TECHNOLOGIES       In Most States YES     Laser radar detectors are legal in every state  with the exception of  Virginia and Washington D C   which have local regulations restricting  the use of radar receivers in any vehicle  when used in automobiles or  light trucks  under 10 000 Ibs       Concerning trucks over 10 000 lbs   the Federal Highway  Administration  FHwA  issued a regulation  effective January  1944  which prohibits 
14. f a targeted vehicle that is traveling in a  group of vehicles  In contrast  a laser gun can target a specific  vehicle out of a line of traffic and determine its speed  The  advantage of laser over radar in terms of target identification is  the result of the laser gun   s narrow beam  A radar transmission  can cover more than a four lane highway at a distance of 1 000  feet  compared with a laser transmission which covers about 6  feet at the same distance  For best protection  keep these points  in mind     Because you vehicle   s license plate or headlights are the laser  gun   s primary targets  mounting your Whistler detector on the  dashboard can improve laser detection at short range     Do not follow closely behind any vehicle you cannot see  through  If you can   t see past a vehicle ahead of you  chances  are your detector won t either        The receiving range of your laser detector will not be the same  as a radar detector  Laser guns are most often used at short  range     Whistler Laser Radar detectors receive all current laser guns  which operate at a laser wavelength of 905     10mm    e Pro Laser    I I IMI   e LT1 20 20   Ultra Lyte    23    SPEED MONITORING TECHNOLOGIES    WARRANTY INFORMATION    WARRANTY INFORMATION       Other Speed Detection Systems    Several techniques other than radar or laser are used to  measure vehicle speeds  When these methods are being used   no detector can provide a warning  These techniques include     e Pacing   A patrol c
15. her devices which share frequencies with  police radar    e Press City to engage City  Display reads    eda etiattis wS  CITY MODE  Press City a second time engages City 1  Display reads   w   CITY 1 MODE                          mi wS   After 3 secs  turns off   LED       a third time engages City 2  Display reads   ws    CITY 2 MODE                         A oo    non w  After 3 secs  turns off Il LED  e Press City a fourth time cancels City  City 1  and City 2   Display reads     x                o 7    HIGHWAY MODE  In City Mode  weak speed safety radar signals give an  initial alarm of two beeps  and then the unit remains quiet  unless the signal strength increases  two additional beeps  are provided  In City 1 Mode  only the X band sensitivity  is lowered  In City 2 Mode  X band is not detected   CAUTION  Some towns small cities may still be using  X band radar  If Auto Quiet is engaged in City 1 or City 2  modes and the unit receives a strong radar signal  the unit  performs the Auto Quiet feature  City Modes do not  change the audio alert for laser of VG 2     12             OPERATION    Vehicle Battery Saver Mode    The Vehicle Battery Saver Mode automatically shuts off  your detector within 6 hours if you forget to turn it off   The timer is reset if the detector is turned off  unplugged  or any button is pressed before the 6 hours have expired   The detector will alert you with an audible and visual  warning before it shuts off  Display shows     Ve EEE wNe        
16. ot automatically  finish press both volume buttons simultaneously to  complete calibration  The unit will beep twice and  show current compass heading        WT X K  Ka wa IN E    Ss O 00 000 S          Note  If unit mounting is relocated in the vehicle   i e   visor to windshield mounting or dash mounting   or if the  unit is moved to another vehicle  you must recalibrate  the compass        8    OPERATION    Auto Quiet Mode    Auto Quiet reduces the selected audio level to a level  1   approximately 5 seconds after a radar or safety radar  signal is detected  The alert for any new signal within 20  seconds will resume at level  1   Auto Quiet does not  affect VG 2 or laser alerts        e Press Quiet  before a signal is detected  to engage Auto  Quiet  Unit will beep once    e Once the Auto Quiet is engaged  you may cancel the  audio alarm by pressing Quiet    e Press Quiet  when the unit is not alarming  to cancel Auto  Quiet mode  Unit will beep twice     Quiet Mode    Quiet cancels audio during an alert and any new alert  within 20 seconds  After 20 seconds  approximately 2  beeps are provided on any new alert and unit then  remains quiet        Press Quiet to cancel the audio     e Press Quiet a second time during an alert to restore  the standard audio alert pattern  or turn the unit off   then on     11    OPERATION    City   City 1  City 2 Mode   Whistler s Three Stage City Mode is designed to reduce  the annoyance of automatic door openers  intrusion  alarms  and ot
17. r Connection    e Plug the small end of the power cord into the units  power jack     e Plug the large end into the vehicle   s cigarette lighter     OPERATION    Power On And Self Test    Each time your Whistler detector is turned on  an  automatic self test sequence confirms that the speaker  and visual displays are functional     e Press Power or apply Power  Display reads        W L X K Ka    N  g    o co 000 ws             W L   KK  Ka  E DTT     we  XBAND          WH X K Ka         wo e  K BAND                E M HI  ae ATT w e  Ka BAND Blinking   e tn         LASER                      V IL X K7Ka      o oo 000    Self Test Mute    Simply press the Quite button during the self test  sequence to cancel the self test audio  This will not effect  radar laser alerts  To restore the self test audio  simply  press the Quiet button during the next self test     wN el HIGHWAY       Integrated Real Voice  When selected  Real Voice will be used to articulate  the following    1  Band Identification   2  Safety Warning System message   3  Feature Selection    9       Fuse Replacement    The lighter socket plug is equipped with a replaceable   2 amp 3AG fuse located behind the silver tip  To replace  the fuse  carefully unscrew the tip of the plug   IMPORTANT  Unscrew slowly  The tip contains a  spring which may fly out when disassembling    Insert the new fuse with the spring and screw on the tip   With use  screw cap on plug may loosen  Retighten  occasionally                   
18. r Windshield Mounting   e Power Connection And Fuse Replacement   Compass Calibration Set Up   Operation 9 15  e Power On And Self Test   Self Test Mute   e Integrated Real Voice      e Feature Engaged Confirmation   e Audio Level Adjustment   e Auto Quiet Quiet Mode   e City Modes   e Dim Dark Mode   e Engaging Disengaging VG 2 Detection  e Option Select Mode   e Teach Tutorial Mode   e Vehicle Battery Saver Mode   Radar  Laser And VG 2 Alerts   e Radar Alerts   Pulse Protection     e Safety Warning Systems    e Laser Audio Visual Alerts      VG 2 Audio Visual Alerts   e Alert Priority   e Reset Features   e Care Maintenance   Troubleshooting Guide 21  Are Detectors Legal  22  Speed Monitoring Technologies 22 24  e Radar Facts   e Laser Facts   e Other Speed Detection Systems   e Radar Detector Detectors   Warranty Information 25   27  Specifications 28  Accessories 29    16   20    WHISTLER FEATURES       Accessories     Accessories included are highly  functional and easy to use     Power Cord   Connects to the unit power jack and  your vehicle   s lighter socket     Windshield Bracket     Allows installation of unit on  your vehicle   s windshield     Mounting Guidelines   e Mount the unit as low as possible near the center of  the windshield  Unit must be level for compass to  function properly     Do not mount your unit behind wipers  ornaments   mirrored sunscreens  etc  These obstructions have  metal surfaces which can affect radar and laser signals  and reduce critic
19. radar and laser detector use in the types of  vehicles nationally     Prior to the FHWA regulation  laws existed in the state of New  York restricting the use of radar detectors in trucks over 18 000 Ibs   and in Illinois in trucks over 26 000 Ibs     FCC ID HSXWH02    This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules   Operation is subject to the following two conditions   1   This device many not cause harmful interference  and  2   this device must accept any interference received  including  interference that may cause undesired operation     IMPORTANT   FCC requirements state that changes or modifications not  expressly approved by Whistler could void the user   s  authority to operate the equipment     21    Radar Facts    A radar gun operates by transmitting radio waves at certain  frequencies which reflect off objects and are then picked up by the  radar gun   s receiving section  When a radar beam reflects off a  moving target  a measurable frequency shift occurs  The radar  unit converts this shift into miles per hour to determine your  vehicle   s speed  Currently  the FCC  Federal Communications  Commission  permits operation to traffic radar guns at X Band   10 500   10 550 GHz   K Band  24 050   24 250 Ghz   and Ka Band   33 400   36 000 GHz      Note  A radar detector will not alarm if an officer is not transmitting  on any one of the above radar bands           22    Laser Facts    It s well documented that many radar guns cannot reliably  provide the speed o
20. sh Pad  202138 Visor Bracket  202140 Windshield Bracket Kit    206294  Modular Lighter Plug   Requires 206550 or 206551   206550  Modular Straight  Power Cord  5    Requires 206294   206551  Modular Coiled  Power Cord  7       Requires 206294   206552 Straight Power Cord  5      206553 Coiled Power Cord  7      206879   Hook  amp  Loop  206880 Hardwire Kit  10      for wiring to fuse box     203283   Socket Multiplier   Requires 206550 or 206551     206666   Modular Cord Package   includes 206550  206551  206294     159032   Package of 8 Suction Cups        Modular  Interconnecting pieces cord and plug  Shipping and  handling  per order   5 00 Prices are subject to change without notice     29       PLEASE SHIP TO    Name    Street    City  State  Zip     Telephone Number                            Order Code Description  ae            Subtotal  Sales Tax  if Applicable   Shipping and Handling   Total Enclosed       95 00    SEND ORDER FORM WITH CERTIFIED CHECK  OR MONEY ORDER TO     Whistler CTS  PO Box 1844  Bentonville  AR 72712    IF PAYING BY MASTERCARD  VISA OR  AMERICAN EXPRESS PLEASE PROVIDE     Type of Card __MasterCard __ Visa __American Express  Name on Card   Card Number   Expiration Date   Cardholder Signature    For expedited shipping costs  contact Whistler Customer  Service  1 800 531 0004                30    
21. tecting radar  laser and safety radar signals  we  recommend reading this entire manual or visit our FAQ  page on our website www whistlergroup com    Enjoy the Whistler 1640 and please drive safely   Sincerely   The Whistler Group    WHISTLER FEATURES    6  High Visibility Display   Provides distinct visual  confirmation of signals detected  signal strength  and  indicates engaged modes of operation     7  Quiet   Menu Button   Pressing QUIET before a    signal is detected engages Auto Quiet Mode which  automatically reduces the audio level after the initial  warning to a low audio level setting  Pressing  QUIET during a radar laser encounter silences  audio alerts  while allowing visual alerts to keep you  informed  Pressing and holding for 2 seconds allows  you to enter Option Select Mode  see page 15      8  City   City 1  City 2 Button   Reduces the annoyance  of false alerts typically encountered in urban driving  areas     9  Laser Antenna  Rear    An integrated optical  waveguide provides superior detection of laser  signals transmitted from behind    12    Q    11 10                10  Laser Antenna  Front    High gain optical lens  rovides increased sensitivity and field of view for  eading edge laser detection     11  Radar Antenna   Compact  high efficiency antenna  receives radar signals     12  Mounting Bracket Location   Slot holds mounting  bracket firmly     4          Topic Page  Model Features Summary 3 5  Installation 5 7       Mounting Guidelines   e Viso
    
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