Valetine One V1 Manuel du propriétaire télécharger pdf (Page 18)

Where to mount

Valentine One works best when mounted high in the

windshield, and toward the center between the windshield

pillars. Use your choice of windshield or visor mounts.

• When properly mounted, the front antenna will look

forward through the glass. It must have an unobstructed

view. Don’t put it behind the parked windshield wipers,

or directly behind an in-glass antenna. Don’t position it

so that it "looks" into the rearview mirror.

• The rear antenna will look rearward, between

passengers and out the rear glass. It, too, must have an

unobstructed view.

• Detector performance is enhanced by a high mounting

position. Two reasons. For radar, a longer sight line to

the horizon always helps. For laser, moving away from

the hood and its sun reflections helps a lot.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Windshield heaters such as Ford’s

InstaClear

block radar from passing through the glass (look

for a brown tint). So do solar barrier windshields of the type

used on GM Venture-Montana-Silhouette-Trans Sport

minivans and on some imported luxury sedans (look for a

reddish or copper tint). Same for mirrored sun screens.

Detector performance will be greatly reduced when V1 is

mounted behind such metallic films.

SAFETY WARNING: Because a detector on a windshield

mount or visor mount is not permanently attached to the

car, it could come loose in a crash, possible causing injury.

Also, a passenger may move forward on impact and contact

the detector. Keep these possibilities in mind when you

mount your Valentine One.

How to mount

Mounting on visor

1. Slide visor mount on to Valentine One.

2. Clip to visor near center of windshield.

3. Adjust visor angle so unit is approximately level.

4. Connect power cord and plug into lighter socket.

Visor mount slides on from front.

Install near center of windshield.

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Valetine One V1 Manuel du propriétaire Page 18