valentine-one v1 Manuel D’Utilisation

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Troubleshooting
Problem
Cause
Solution
Seems dead, no display 
No power.
1. Check power-cord connections.
or audio.
Check fuse in lighter adapter (Is it in
place? Is it blown?) Pages 19, 22.
2. Check contact of Adapter in 
lighter socket.
3. Make sure power is available at lighter
socket. Does the lighter work? If not, 
check fuse in car lighter circuit.
4. Try another power cord.
5. Make sure the power cord to V1 is
plugged into the Main jack of the 
Lighter Adapter.
6. Check pins of V1’s power jack (bent?).
Sounds the power-on
Bad power
1. Make sure Lighter Adapter has good 
audio when you go
connection.
electrical contact.
over a bump.
2. Check condition of power cord.
3. Lighter socket may be faulty (common 
in rental cars).
Alerts when you use 
Electrical 
1. See your mechanic. 
vehicle accessories 
problem in 
or turn signals or 
your car.
brakes, etc.
Weak or no radar 
Possible 
1. Make sure front and rear antennas 
detection.
installation
are unobstructed.
problem.
2. Make sure V1 is approximately level.
3. See page 29.
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POP Mode
How the POP Mode Works
The POP Mode is a feature of certain radars made by 
MPH Industries. Its only purpose is to defeat radar detectors.
It works by transmitting radar in a short burst — only 67
milliseconds (that’s 0.067 seconds). 
What you should know about POP Mode
It is inaccurate. In order to outfox detectors, MPH Industries
has pushed the technology outside the accepted principles
of engineering. And the company admits as much when its
Operation and Service Manual advises users as follows: 
A note of caution: Information derived during the
POP burst is non-evidential…Citations should not be
issued based solely on information derived from the
POP burst.”
Nonetheless, POP Mode is a reality and it will be used at
the discretion of individual enforcers.
Valentine One has full-time POP Protection
There is nothing you must do to activate POP coverage. 
It’s built in, and it operates full time. It covers POP on two
bands — specifically the MPH Industries models Bee III 
and Enforcer on both K and Ka.
What the “Dee-Dah-Doo” Tone means
Valentine One is designed to recognize — and ignore —
phony POP signals transmitted by poorly-designed
detectors. Occasionally a false alarm will be started before
verification is certain. If it then determines the source is a
junk detector, it will notify you it is retracting that alert with
a “Dee-Dah-Doo” sound. A flashing J (    ) indicating “junk”
will flash briefly in the Bogey Counter.