QJ3-IFS-12418Radar Detector

CONTROLS AT A GLANCE QUICK GUIDE THANK YOU... for purchasing the wireless STEEL EYE radar/POP/laser detector, developed by PNI Corporation. The STEEL EYE is among a new generation of “superwide” radar detectors that senses police radar signals on all three of the most common radar bands — X, K, and superwide KA. Plus, it detects the newest police laser and POP devices, both of which are growing in usage nationwide. This Guide provides all the information you need for putting the STEEL EYE to work for you. For STEEL EYE technical specifications or downloads of the most recent version of this Guide, visit www.pnicorp.com. HOW TO USE THE GUIDE ➢ = An action to be taken ó = Additional information about the topic USE THE QUICK GUIDE if you are familiar with radar detectors and want to quickly “jump start” your STEEL EYE. REVIEW THE COMPLETE GUIDE if you’ve never used a radar detector before, or if you have problems operating the STEEL EYE. 1. INSERT THE BATTERIES. For wireless convenience, use AA alkaline batteries to power your STEEL EYE radar detector: ➢ Slide open the battery door on the back of the STEEL EYE radar detector. ➢ Insert two fresh AA alkaline batteries, with the head of the batteries (positive poles) facing in. ➢ Slide the battery door closed and shut tight. 2. INSTALL ON YOUR WINDSHIELD. For best performance in detecting police radar signals, install the STEEL EYE on your vehicle windshield: ➢ Clean a spot on your windshield that will allow easy viewing of both the STEEL EYE screen and the road. ➢ Bend the mounting bracket as needed to ensure the radar detector will sit level (horizontal) with the road when mounted. ➢ Insert the suction cups into the bracket. ➢ Press the suction cups firmly against the windshield until they take hold. ➢ Attach the radar detector to the bracket. 3. POWER UP. ➢ Press the POWER button to turn the radar detector on and off. ó The POWER icon will be lit on the screen when the detector is on. If you are using battery power, the POWER icon and all other icons will blink. If you are using the 12volt power cord, the POWER icon and all other icons will be continously lit. ó If you are using battery power, the radar detector will use the Auto Shut-off feature (see MONITORING YOUR BATTERY POWER) to conserve battery power. ó If you are using the 12V power cord, the radar detector will automatically turn on and turn off with your vehicle's ignition system, assuming the ignition system controls power to the 12 volt. If the ignition system doesn't control the 12 volt, you will need to manually control the detector. 4. ADJUST SCREEN BRIGHTNESS. ➢ Press and hold the MUTE button for several seconds to access the DIM mode. ➢ Release the button to select a screen brightness of ‘BRIGHT,’ ‘DIM’ or ‘DARK.’ 5. TURN ON FALSE-ALERT FILTER. The false-alert filter screens out false alerts often caused by automatic door openers, flight towers, etc. ➢ Press the FILTER button to turn the false-alert filter ON. (Press again to turn OFF.) 6. ADJUST THE VOLUME. Use the Signal Alert Test to adjust the volume BEFORE getting an alert signal: ➢ Press and hold the POP and FILTER buttons simultaneously for 5 seconds. ó The screen will display each of the radar bands monitored by the STEEL EYE (X, K and Ka), and will sound the audio alarm for each signal alert. ➢ Increase or decrease the alert volume level by turning the VOLUME control. If you are missing any of these items, please call us at 1-888-422-6672 and we’ll ship them to you immediately. WHAT’S IN THE PACKAGE hook-and-loop fastener 2 AA alkaline batteries 12V DC coiled power cord Windshield mounting bracket (Shown with suction cups installed) 2 suction cups STEEL EYE™ Radar/POP/Laser Detector DC 12V POWER CORD jack AUXILIARY AUDIO jack POWER button BATTERY DOOR BRACKET SLOT LASER EYE MUTE POP FILTER [ DI M ] TEST The STEEL EYE is one of a new generation of “superwide” radar detectors that detects police radar devices operating on all three of the most common radar bands — X, K, and superwide KA. It also detects police laser devices and POP radar gun mode, and is invisible to VG-2 radar detector - sensing technology. A History of Radar Band Activity X Band — Except for a few early devices, most police radar devices only used the X band frequency (10.50~10.55 GHz) until the mid-1970’s. Today this frequency is used by only a small number of police radar devices, as well as many non-radar devices such as automatic door openers and burglar alarms. The X band frequency produces most of the false alerts so common to radar detectors. K Band — Police radar devices started using the K band frequency (24.05~24.25 GHz) to detect vehicle speed in 1976, leading to the development of the first dual band (X and K) radar detectors. KA Band (“wide-band”) — The introduction of KA band photo radar (34.3 GHz) in the 1990’s led to the development of tri-band radar detectors able to detect X, K and a small portion of KA bands. As the usable KA bandwidth expanded, “wide-band” radar detectors emerged capable of detecting X, K and wide KA (34.2~35.2 GHz). KA Band (“superwide-band”) — In response to the BEE 36A police radar device, a new generation of “superwide - band” detectors has been developed, capable of detecting all radar devices operating on X, K and superwide KA (33.4~36.0 GHz) bands. The STEEL EYE is a superwide band radar detector. How Laser Devices Work Police laser devices transmit an invisible light beam at a frequency (or “wavelength”) of 904 nanometers. Less than 5% of all speed monitoring devices sold in the U.S. are currently laser devices, but their usage is expected to increase. The STEEL EYE detects all current laser devices in use. POP Radar Gun Mode Operation POP is an instant-on, ultra-fast mode of radar gun operation that uses existing radar frequencies. POP mode can pick up a vehicle speed reading so fast (less than one-tenth of a second) that most radar detectors will not signal an alert. The STEEL EYE can detect POP radar …

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Date : December 20, 2004 EMCC DR. RASEK CERTIFICATION INSTITUTE – Boelwiese 5 91320 Ebermannstadt Germany Subject : Confidentiality request regarding application for certification of FCC ID: QJ3-IFS-12418 Pursuant to section 0.457 and 0.459 of the commission’s rules, we hereby request confidential treatment of information accompany this application as outlined bellow; Block Diagram Schematic Diagram(s) The above material contained trade secrets and proprietary information not customarily released to public. The public disclosure of these materials may be harmful to the applicant The applicant understands that pursuant to section 0.457 of the Rules, Disclosure of this application and all accompanying documentation will not be made before the date of the Grant for this application Sincerely Signature Name : Yo Han, Park Title : Chief Engineer of EMC Team Company : E-Rae Testing Laboratory Inc. 584, SangWhal-ri, Ganam-myoun, Youju-kun, Kyoungki-Do, Korea Tel : +82-31-885-0072 Fax: +82-31-885-0074

Appendix C. External Photographs E04.1220.FCC.636N / Page C1 of C1 Head Office: # 371-51 Kasan-Dong, Keumcheon-ku, Seoul, 153-803, Korea / Tel : 82-2-858-0786, Fax : 82-2-858-0788 EMC Lab: #584 Sangwhal-ri, Kanam-myon, Yoju-kun, Kyounggi-do, 469-885, Korea /Tel:82-31-885-0072, Fax:82-31-885-0074 Form NO: ETL(E)004A4001201-0 Front View of EUT Rear View of EUT

Appendix A. FCC ID Label and Location E04.1220.FCC.636N / Page A1 of A1 Head Office: # 371-51 Kasan-Dong, Keumcheon-ku, Seoul, 153-803, Korea / Tel : 82-2-858-0786, Fax : 82-2-858-0788 EMC Lab: #584 Sangwhal-ri, Kanam-myon, Yoju-kun, Kyounggi-do, 469-885, Korea /Tel: 82-31-885-0072, Fax:82-31-885-0074 Form NO: ETL(E)004A4001201-0 Product label sample with FCC label information Following is a sample copy of the label that will be placed on the rear cabinet of the product. The FCC ID label and compliance statement are marked in the product label. PNI CORPORATION RADAR DETECTOR Made in Korea FCC ID : QJ3-IFS-12418 Model No. : RW3000 Serial No : 0411010051 This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Label Location The label shown shall be permanently affixed at a conspicuous location on the device and be readily visible to the user at the time purchase.(Labeling requirements per 2.925) Label here

Appendix D. Internal Photographs E04.1220.FCC.636N / Page D1 of D6 Head Office: # 371-51 Kasan-Dong, Keumcheon-ku, Seoul, 153-803, Korea / Tel : 82-2-858-0786, Fax : 82-2-858-0788 EMC Lab: #584 Sangwhal-ri, Kanam-myon, Yoju-kun, Kyounggi-do, 469-885, Korea /Tel:82-31-885-0072, Fax:82-31-885-0074 Form NO: ETL(E)004A4001201-0 View of Inside Appendix D. Internal Photographs E04.1220.FCC.636N / Page D2 of D6 Head Office: # 371-51 Kasan-Dong, Keumcheon-ku, Seoul, 153-803, Korea / Tel : 82-2-858-0786, Fax : 82-2-858-0788 EMC Lab: #584 Sangwhal-ri, Kanam-myon, Yoju-kun, Kyounggi-do, 469-885, Korea /Tel:82-31-885-0072, Fax:82-31-885-0074 Form NO: ETL(E)004A4001201-0 Component side view of Main board Appendix D. Internal Photographs E04.1220.FCC.636N / Page D3 of D6 Head Office: # 371-51 Kasan-Dong, Keumcheon-ku, Seoul, 153-803, Korea / Tel : 82-2-858-0786, Fax : 82-2-858-0788 EMC Lab: #584 Sangwhal-ri, Kanam-myon, Yoju-kun, Kyounggi-do, 469-885, Korea /Tel:82-31-885-0072, Fax:82-31-885-0074 Form NO: ETL(E)004A4001201-0 Component side view of Main board Appendix D. Internal Photographs E04.1220.FCC.636N / Page D4 of D6 Head Office: # 371-51 Kasan-Dong, Keumcheon-ku, Seoul, 153-803, Korea / Tel : 82-2-858-0786, Fax : 82-2-858-0788 EMC Lab: #584 Sangwhal-ri, Kanam-myon, Yoju-kun, Kyounggi-do, 469-885, Korea /Tel:82-31-885-0072, Fax:82-31-885-0074 Form NO: ETL(E)004A4001201-0 Solder side view of Main board Appendix D. Internal Photographs E04.1220.FCC.636N / Page D5 of D6 Head Office: # 371-51 Kasan-Dong, Keumcheon-ku, Seoul, 153-803, Korea / Tel : 82-2-858-0786, Fax : 82-2-858-0788 EMC Lab: #584 Sangwhal-ri, Kanam-myon, Yoju-kun, Kyounggi-do, 469-885, Korea /Tel:82-31-885-0072, Fax:82-31-885-0074 Form NO: ETL(E)004A4001201-0 Component side view of laser board Appendix D. Internal Photographs E04.1220.FCC.636N / Page D6 of D6 Head Office: # 371-51 Kasan-Dong, Keumcheon-ku, Seoul, 153-803, Korea / Tel : 82-2-858-0786, Fax : 82-2-858-0788 EMC Lab: #584 Sangwhal-ri, Kanam-myon, Yoju-kun, Kyounggi-do, 469-885, Korea /Tel:82-31-885-0072, Fax:82-31-885-0074 Form NO: ETL(E)004A4001201-0 Solder side view of laser board

FCC TEST REPORT E04.1220.FCC.636N / Page 5 of 12 Head Office: # 371-51 Kasan-Dong, Keumcheon-ku, Seoul, 153-803, Korea / Tel : 82-2-858-0786, Fax : 82-2-858-0788 EMC Lab : #584 Sangwhal-ri, Kanam-myon, Yoju-kun, Kyounggi-do, 469-885, Korea /Tel:82-31-885-0072, Fax:82-31-885-0074 Form NO: ETL(E)004A4001201-0 2. PRODUCT INFORMATION 2.1 Equipment Description The Equipment Under Test (EUT) is the PNI Corporation, RADAR DETECTOR, RW3000 2.2 General Specification l Chassis Type : Plastic Cover l List of Each OSC. Or X-Tal. Freq. (>=1MHz) : X-Tal: 8.00 MHz • General Operating temperature range: -20C to +80C Storage temperature range: -30C to +100C Power requirements: 12 V to 16 V DC, 350 mA, negative ground or AA x2 Battery Dimensions: 1.2” H x 2.76” W x 5.3” L Weight: 5.0 ounces • Laser Detector Receiver Type Pulsed laser signal receiver Detector Type Digital signal processor pulse width discriminator Optical sensor Dual convex condenser lens and high speed photo diode detector, 905 50 nanometers(nm) • Radar Detector Receiver Type Dual conversion super-heterodyne Antenna Type Linear polarized, self-contained Detector Type Scanning Frequency Discriminator Frequency of X-band, 10.525 GHz 50 MHz Operation K-band, 24.150 GHz 100 MHz Ka-band(super-wide), 34.700 GHz 1.300 MHz

www.etl.re.kr E-RAE Testing Laboratory This report only responds to the tested sample and may not be reproduced, except in full, without written approval of the ETL,Inc. Electromagnetic Emission FCC MEASUREMENT REPORT CERTIFICATION OF COMPLIANCE FCC Part 15 Certification Measurement This RADAR DETECTOR, Model RW3000 has been tested in accordance with the measurement procedures specified in ANSI C63.4-2001 at the ETL/EMC Test Laboratory and has been shown to be complied with the electromagnetic radiated emission limits specified in FCC Rule Part15 Subpart B: I attest to the accuracy of data. All measurement herein were performed by me or were made under my supervision and are correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. I assume full responsibility for the completeness of these measurements and vouch for the qualifications of all persons taking them. The results of testing in this report apply to the product/system which was tested only. Other similar equipment will not necessarily produce the same results due to production tolerance and measurement uncertainties. Yo Han, Park / Chief Engineer ETL Inc. #584 Sangwhal-ri, Kanam-myon,Yoju-kun, Kyounggi-do, 469-885, Korea PRODUCT: RADAR DETECTOR MODEL/TYPE NO: RW3000 FCC ID: QJ3-IFS-12418 APPLICANT: PNI Corporation 5464, Skylane Boulevard, Suite A, Santa Rosa, CA 95403-1084 Attn.: George Hsu / Chairman & CEO FCC CLASSIFICATION: Part 15 Subpart B Unintentional Radiators Radar Detector – CRD FCC RULE PART(S): FCC Part 15 Subpart B FCC PROCEDURE: Certification TRADE NAME: SENSORO STEEL EYE TEST REPORT No.: E04.1220.FCC.636N DATES OF TEST: December 07 ~ 10, 2004 DATES OF ISSUE: December 10, 2004 TEST LABORATORY: ETL Inc. ( FCC Registration Number : 95422) #584 Sangwhal-ri, Kanam-myon, Yoju-kun, Kyounggi-do, 469-885, Korea Tel : 82-31-885-0072 Fax : 82-31-885-0074 FCC TEST REPORT E04.1220.FCC.636N / Page 2 of 12 Head Office:# 371-51 Kasan-Dong, Keumcheon-ku, Seoul, 153-803, Korea/ Tel : 82-2-858-0786, Fax : 82-2-858-0788 EMC Lab :#584 Sangwhal-ri, Kanam-myon,Yoju-kun, Kyounggi-do, 469-885, Korea /Tel:82-31-885-0072, Fax:82-31-885-0074 Form NO: ETL(E)004A4001201-0 Table of Contents FCC Measurement Report 1. Introduction 2. Product Information 3. Description of Tests 4. Test Condition 5. Test Results 5.1 Summary of Test Results 5.2 Radiated Emissions Measurement of 11.7 ~ 12.2 GHz 6. Sample Calculations 7. List of test Equipment used for Measurement Appendix A. FCC ID Label and Location Appendix B.Test Setup Photographs Appendix C. External Photographs Appendix D. Internal Photographs Appendix E. Block Diagram Appendix F. User Manual Appendix G. Schematics FCC TEST REPORT E04.1220.FCC.636N / Page 3 of 12 Head Office:# 371-51 Kasan-Dong, Keumcheon-ku, Seoul, 153-803, Korea/ Tel : 82-2-858-0786, Fax : 82-2-858-0788 EMC Lab :#584 Sangwhal-ri, Kanam-myon,Yoju-kun, Kyounggi-do, 469-885, Korea /Tel:82-31-885-0072, Fax:82-31-885-0074 Form NO: ETL(E)004A4001201-0 Scope – Measurement and determination of electromagnetic emission(EME) of radio frequency devices including intentional radiators and/or unintentional radiators for compliance with the technical rules and regulations of the U.S Federal Communications Commission(FCC) General Information
EUT Type : RADAR DETECTOR
Model Number : RW3000
FCC ID : QJ3-IFS-12418
S/N : 0411010051
FCC Rule Part(s) : FCC Part 15 Subpart B
Test Procedure : ANSI C63.4-2001
FCC Classification : Part 15 Unintentional Radiators Radar Detector (CRD)
Dates of Tests : December 07 ~ 10, 2004
Place of Tests : ETL Inc. EMC Testing Lab (FCC Registration Number : 95422) 584, Sangwhal-Ri, Kanam-Myun, Yoju-Kun, Kyounggi-Do, Korea Tel : 82-31-885-0072 Fax : 82-31-885-0074
Test Report No. : E04.1220.FCC.636N Applicant Name : PNI Corporation Address : 5464, Skylane Boulevard, Suite A, Santa Rosa, CA 95403-1084 Attention : George Hsu / Chairman & CEO FCC TEST REPORT E04.1220.FCC.636N / Page 4 of 12 Head Office:# 371-51 Kasan-Dong, Keumcheon-ku, Seoul, 153-803, Korea/ Tel : 82-2-858-0786, Fax : 82-2-858-0788 EMC Lab :#584 Sangwhal-ri, Kanam-myon,Yoju-kun, Kyounggi-do, 469-885, Korea /Tel:82-31-885-0072, Fax:82-31-885-0074 Form NO: ETL(E)004A4001201-0 1. INTRODUCTION The measurement test for radiated and conducted emission test were conducted at the open area test site of E- RAE Testing Laboratory Inc. facility located at 584, Sangwhal-ri, Ganam-myun,Youju-kun, Kyoungki-do, Korea. The site is constructed in conformance with the requirements of the ANSI C63.4-2001 and CISPR Publication 16. The ETL has site descriptions on file with the FCC for 3 and 10 meter site configurations. Detailed description of test facility was found to be in compliance with the requirements of Section 2.948 FCC Rules according to the ANSI C63.4-2001 and registered to the Federal Communications Commission(Registration Number : 95422 ). The measurement procedure described in American national standard for method of measurement of radio-noise emission from low-voltage electrical and electronic equipment in the range of 9 kHz to 40 GHz (ANSI C.63.4-2001) was used in determining radiated and conducted emissions from the PNI Corporation Model: RW3000 FCC TEST REPORT E04.1220.FCC.636N / Page 5 of 12 Head Office:# 371-51 Kasan-Dong, Keumcheon-ku, Seoul, 153-803, Korea/ Tel : 82-2-858-0786, Fax : 82-2-858-0788 EMC Lab :#584 Sangwhal-ri, Kanam-myon,Yoju-kun, Kyounggi-do, 469-885, Korea /Tel:82-31-885-0072, Fax:82-31-885-0074 Form NO: ETL(E)004A4001201-0 2. PRODUCT INFORMATION 2.1 Equipment Description The Equipment Under Test (EUT) is the PNI Corporation,RADAR DETECTOR, RW3000 2.2 General Specification
Chassis Type: Plastic Cover
List of Each OSC. Or X-Tal. Freq. (>=1MHz) : X-Tal: 8.00 MHz • General Operating temperature range: -20 C to +80 C Storage temperature range: -30 C to +100 C Power requirements: 12 V to 16 V DC, 350 mA, negative ground or AA x2 Battery Dimensions: 1.2” H x 2.76” W x 5.3” L Weight: 5.0 ounces • Laser Detector Receiver TypePulsed laser sig…

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Appendix B. Test Setup Photographs E04.1220.FCC.636N / Page B1 of B1 Head Office: # 371-51 Kasan-Dong, Keumcheon-ku, Seoul, 153-803, Korea / Tel : 82-2-858-0786, Fax : 82-2-858-0788 EMC Lab: #584 Sangwhal-ri, Kanam-myon, Yoju-kun, Kyounggi-do, 469-885, Korea /Tel:82-31-885-0072, Fax:82-31-885-0074 Form NO: ETL(E)004A4001201-0 Radiated Emission Test Setup