“For Comprehensive Computerized Radar Certifications”
PRO-TECT System Overview:
Comprised of VOCAR PT hardware and Windows-based software, our patented PRO-TECT system offers guided computerized certifications to comprehensively certify police radar and tuning forks.
- Certifies any radar unit or tuning fork in 10 minutes or less.
- Tamper-proof software seamlessly computerizes all test data. (With your PC.)
- Software prints customized certification forms. (With your printer.)
- Meets strict IACP comprehensive testing standards.
- Portable equipment for field use.
PRO-TECT System Components:
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The unit attaches to your Windows-XP/Vista/7 PC via a serial port, or using the included USB to Serial Adapter.
The Windows-based PRO-TECT Software computerizes the testing process.
The Microwave wand measures radar center frequency.
Durable Pelican cases provide for easy transporting.
PRO-TECT System Features:
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Testing sequence is controlled by the attached computer and conducted by the Pro-Tect unit.
Results are recorded on the computer screen and in the database.
No radar antenna removal needed.
Results are displayed on the computer screen and recorded in the database.
| TEST | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
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Tuning Forks |
Measures tuning fork speeds for X, K, KA-bands in MPH, KPH and hertz. |
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Audio Tone
Speed Simulation |
Verifies audio tone generated speeds from 15 – 120 mph in both moving and stationary modes for X, K and KA-bands in MPH, KPH, or Knots. (Used with supplied speaker.) |
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Center Frequency |
Measures center frequency for all brands of X, K and KA-band radar units. (Used with supplied microwave wand.) |
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Power Density |
Measure power density (radiation) given off by a radar unit when used with PRO-TECT’s built-in power density meter and separately purchased Narda #EF5091 probe. |
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Radar Unit’s
Self-Test Feature |
Verification of the radar unit’s self-test feature. |
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Radio frequency interference (RFI) test |
Checks the ability of the unit to identify stray electromagnetic waves that could impair the unit’s accuracy. |
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Low voltage test |
Test the accuracy of the radar over a range of high or low voltage situations. |
