Applied Concepts, Inc. 2609 Technology Drive Plano, TX. 75074 Toll Free: 1-800-STALKER
Tel: 972-398-3780 Fax: 972-398-3781
www.stalkerradar.com 006-0330-00 Rev D
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DSR 2X SPECIFICATIONS
General Specifications
Type: Dual Antenna Direction Sensing Moving/Stationary Doppler Radar
Operating Frequency: 33.4 GHz - 36.0 GHz (Ka-Band)
Stability: !100 MHz (Ka-Band)
Power Requirements:
(With 2 Antennas)
10.0 to 16.4 VDC. (currents are typical at 12.0 VDC):
XMIT on FRONT & REAR, no targets, stationary: 1.35A
XMIT on FRONT & REAR, no targets, moving: 1.40A
XMIT on FRONT & REAR, with 25mph targets, stationary: 1.75A
XMIT on FRONT & REAR, 25mph patrol with 15mph targets: 1.53A
XMIT on FRONT with 25mph patrol and 15mph target and
XMIT on REAR with no target: 1.46A
HOLD on FRONT & HOLD on REAR, stationary: .78A
HOLD on FRONT & HOLD on REAR, moving: .82A
XMIT – 1 antenna, HOLD – 1 antenna, no target, stationary: 1.05A
XMIT – 1 antenna, HOLD – 1 antenna, no target, moving: 1.10A
XMIT – 1 antenna, HOLD – 1 antenna, 25mph target, stationary: 1.66A
Environmental: -30° C to +70° C, 90% Relative Humidity Operating
-40° C to +85° C, non-operating
Display: Five multi-color (red, green, amber) 3-digit Light Emitting Diode (LED) windows for target, fast/lock, and patrol, plus red LED mode
indicators and LED target direction arrows
Mechanical: Display Unit
Weight - 0.5 lb. Size - 1.65" Height, 1.05" Depth, and 5.50" Width
Counting Unit
Weight - 1.6 lbs. Size - 1.65" Height, 3.35" Depth, and 5.50" Width
Antenna
Weight - 1.4 lbs. Size - 2.60" Dia. X 4.75" Length
Remote
Weight - 0.4 lb. Size - 1.00" Height, 6.20" Length, and 2.25" Width
Accuracy: +1, -2 mph stationary, ±2 mph moving
+1.6 km/h, –3.2 km/h stationary, ±3.2 km/h moving
Automatic Self-Test: Performed every 10 minutes while transmitting
Stationary Speed Range: 12 mph to 200 mph Standard or 2 mph to 200 mph (set-up menu selectable)
Stationary Fastest Speed - Same speed range as stationary speed
Moving Speed Range: Patrol Speed – Once acquired, will track to 150 mph. Acquistion speed is selectable with PS 5/20 key.
5 in patrol window for patrol speed acquistion speeds of 5 to 95 mph
20 in patrol window for patrol speed acquistion speeds of 20 to 95 mph
Opposite Lane Target Speed – 200 mph Max closing
For 5 mph patrol speed: 20 mph to 195 mph; For 70 mph patrol speed: 35 mph to 130 mph.
Opposite Lane Fastest Speed – Same speed range as opposite lane speed
Same lane target speed – Related to patrol speed: !70% of patrol speed within 5 mph of patrol speed. For 50 mph patrol speed:
15 " 45 mph and 55 " 85 mph.
Same lane patrol speed must be greater than 15 mph
Microwave Specifications
Antenna: Conical horn with corrective lens
Polarization: Circular
3 db Beam Width: 12# ±1º
Microwave Source: Gunn-Effect diode
Receiver Type: Two Direct Conversion Homodyne receivers using four low-noise Schottky barrier mixer diodes
Power Output: 10 mW minimum, 25 mW nominal, and 50 mW maximum
Power Density: 2 mW/cm2 maximum at 5 cm from lens
Display Messages
HLd: The HLd message display in one of the middle windows indicates that the transmitter for that antenna is in hold mode or turned off.
V Lo: A V Lo message indicates the input voltage is too low. Operation is inhibited while the V Lo message is displayed but normal
operation will resume automatically when the input voltage is restored. All other speed windows will be blanked.
RFI: The RFI message indicates the presence of an interfering signal. Operation is inhibited during an RFI indication. All other speed
windows will be blanked.
PAS S: PAS S is displayed at the end of a successful internal test cycle along with a “happy tone.”
FAI L: A FAI L message (along with fail tone) indicates that a circuit malfunction has been detected, in which case speed readings are
inhibited and the unit should be removed from service and repaired. FAI L will remain in the message window until reset by being
powered off.
HOT: The HOT message is used to indicate that the counting unit is outside of its rated temperature range. After the counting unit cools
down, it will automatically begin normal operation.
Applied Concepts, Inc. 2609 Technology Drive Plano, TX. 75074 Toll Free: 1-800-STALKER
Tel: 972-398-3780 Fax: 972-398-3781
www.stalkerradar.com 006-0330-00 Rev D
Remote Control Functions
MOV/STA: The MOV/STA key toggles between moving and stationary modes. A speed or a [ ] in the patrol window indicates moving mode, while a blank patrol
window indicates stationary mode. With a VSS cable installed, the radar will automatically switch between moving and stationary modes based on the
presence (or absence) of VSS pulses and [ ] will not be seen in the patrol window.
After selecting moving mode or stationary mode, the operator can use the four zone keys (described below) to select two target zones to monitor (one zone
on the front antenna and one zone on the rear antenna). The SAME and OPP icons display the zone selection in both moving and stationary modes. Each
antenna is totally independent of the other relative to target zone selection. The stationary modes (and associated icons) for the front antenna are:
stationary closing (OPP), stationary away (SAME), and stationary bi-directional (OPP/SAME). The stationary modes for the rear antenna are: stationary
closing (SAME), stationary away (OPP), and stationary bi-directional (OPP/SAME).
START/STOP: When in Stopwatch Mode, the START/STOP key is used to start and stop the electronic timing of the target vehicle as it enters and exits the
speed measurement zone.
OPP/FAST LK: FOR STATIONARY MODE - The OPP/FAST LK key is a two (2) function key:
1. Press and hold the OPP key to turn on the corresponding transmitter (if it is in hold mode) and directly select the Opposite lane speed
zone for the associated antenna.
2. While a fast target (either SAME or OPP) is displayed in the corresponding Fast Window, press the FAST LK key (actually either
FAST LK key for that antenna) to lock the fast speed in the Fast Window.
In stationary mode, both speed zones (OPP/SAME stationary mode) are selected for an antenna when both the OPP mode key and the SAME
mode key are pressed within 5 seconds of each other for either (or both) antenna.
FOR MOVING MODE - The OPP/FAST LK key is a two (2) function key:
1. Press and hold the OPP key to turn-on the corresponding transmitter (if it is in hold mode) and directly select the opposite lane speed
zone for the associated antenna. If you press and hold the OPP key a second time, it will only beep (no action).
2. While a fast target is displayed in the corresponding Fast Window, press the FAST LK key (actually either FAST LK key for that
antenna) to lock the fast speed in the Fast Window.
HOLD/LK REL: The HOLD/LK REL key is a three (3) function key:
1. Press and hold the HOLD key to place the associated antenna (both zones for that antenna) in hold (standby) mode. HLd will be
displayed in the lock window (for that antenna) and all icons and arrows, associated with that antenna will turn off (unless that antenna
has a locked target).
2. Press the LK REL key normally to LOCK a strong target for the associated antenna. LOCK activation occurs with a key press.
3. Press the LK REL key normally to RELEASE any locked target (strong or fast) for the associated antenna. RELEASE activation occurs
with a key release.
! and ": The ! key and the " key (located on the HOLD/LK REL keys) are used with the MENU key to select options from the SET-UP menu.
SAME/FAST LK: FOR STATIONARY MODE - The SAME/FAST LK key is a two (2) function key:
1. Press and hold the SAME key to turn on the corresponding transmitter (if it is in hold mode) and directly select the Same lane speed
zone for the associated antenna.
2. While a fast target (either SAME or OPP) is displayed in the corresponding Fast Window, press the FAST LK key (actually either
FAST LK key for that antenna) to lock the fast speed in the Fast Window.
In stationary mode, both speed zones (OPP/SAME stationary mode) are selected for an antenna when both the OPP mode key and the SAME
mode key are pressed within 5 seconds of each other for either (or both) antenna.
FOR MOVING MODE - The SAME/FAST LK key is a two (2) function key:
1. Press and hold the SAME key to turn on the corresponding transmitter (if it is in hold mode) and directly select the opposite lane speed
zone for the associated antenna. If you press and hold the SAME key a second time, it will only beep (no action).
2. While a fast target is displayed in the corresponding Fast Window, press the FAST LK key (actually either FAST LK key for that
antenna) to lock the fast speed in the Fast Window.
MENU: The MENU key is used to enter the SET-UP menu system allowing the ! and " keys to select options from the SET-UP menu. Exit the menu
system by pressing any zone key (OPP or SAME).
VOLUME/TEST:
The VOLUME/TEST key is a two (2) function key:
1. The VOLUME key is used with the ! and " keys to adjust the Doppler volume, the Beep volume, and the Voice volume. The first
press of the VOLUME key will display AuD, the second press will display BEE P, and the third press will display VOI CE. The !
and " keys are used to increase or decrease the volume of each sound. For each attribute, 0 is off and 3 is maximum volume. Two
different AAuudd levels can be set – one associated with the moving mode and the other associated with the stationary mode. The levels are
set when the radar is in the appropriate mode. When VSS is enabled, the radar will automatically switch between moving AAuudd level and
stationary AAuudd level when it switches between modes. The bbEEEE PP and UUOOII CCEE volume levels remain the same in both modes.
2. Press and hold the TEST key to perform a diagnostic check on the display/counting unit and antenna. The display/counting unit will
complete a processor check, memory check, and crystal check, followed by the display of speeds of 10, 35, and 65, followed by counting
unit temperature display and input voltage display. A comprehensive test is also performed on each antenna by the counting unit to
ensure the integrity of the antenna cable and antenna electronics. PAS S or FAI L (with tone) is indicated on the display unit after the
completion of each antenna test. After PAS S is displayed for each antenna, the radar goes into a 60-second “fork mode” time interval
that is used for the tuning fork tests. This “fork mode” state is indicated by decimal points being displayed in both the Front and Rear
Strong Target windows simultaneously.
PS BLANK: The PS BLANK key is a dual function key:
1. While any target speeds are locked (front, rear, or both), the PS BLANK key can be used to toggle between: 1) blanked patrol speed window, 2)
front lock patrol speed, or 3) rear lock patrol speed. When toggling between a front lock condition and a rear lock condition, the patrol speed
decimal point and the associated lock decimal point will flash three times together.
2. In addition, if the patrol window indicates an incorrect patrol speed, the PS BLANK key can be used to blank the patrol speed window and
acquire a new patrol speed. When a VSS cable is installed, this function is not needed and is disabled.
LIGHT: This is a dual function key. With a single depression, the LIGHT key activates the remote control back light for six (6) seconds. Additional depressions
of the LIGHT key toggle the display intensity through six levels of brightness, ranging from bri 1 (low) to bri 6 (high) and the
bri A (automatic) position. The auto brightness function is selected with the bri A position and uses the front panel light sensor to select either full
brightness for day operation or reduced brightness for night operation.
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Originally Posted by DonJuan
I thought moving laser/LIDAR was still under development but not deployed yet?
Ok Victor, you're awesome too, idiot.
