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Detector de metales inalámbrico – solo herramienta

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Target category bar

Iron

Gold

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Target-ID icons

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ferrous metals

Aluminum and

other alloys

Gold and bronze

Zinc and copper

(some gold and bronze)

Silver and copper

NOTE: Due to a variety of environmental factors the induced

electromagnetic field of metallic objects may vary greatly

affecting the accuracy of the readings. These include but are

not limited to:

• Soil depth

• Ground minerals

• Soil composition

• Object size and angle

• Object oxidation and purity

• Object surface texture

• Electromagnetic Interference

B. Sensitivity Level Indicator – Indicates the detection

sensitivity. The more bars, the higher the sensitivity.

C. Battery Level Indicator – Indicate remaining battery

power. Refer to the table below for the battery percentage

for each interface.

25%

50%

Silver

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Metals

US Coin

Iron and

Nickel

(5 cents)

Penny

(1 cent)

Dime

(10 cent)

Quarter

(25 cents)

Half dollar

(50 cents)

75%

100%

NOTE: The battery must be recharged when the power

drops to 25% or less.

D. Pinpoint Indicator – Indicates the metal detector is in

pinpoint detection mode.

E. Setting Button – Configures sensitivity, discrimination

and volume.

F. DISC Button – Filters out one or more target-IDs from

your detection readings. It can also turn on the LCD

backlight for use in the dark.

G. Pinpoint Button – Enters the pinpoint mode.

H. Power Button – Turns the device ON/OFF.

I. Enter Button – Confirms the adjustment of each setting.

J. Adjustment Buttons – Changes sensitivity, discrimination

and volume settings up or down.

K. Volume Adjustment Indicator – Flashes to indicate

volume setting mode.

L. Depth Indicator – Shows the relative depth of the buried

target. The more bars shown, the further the coil is from

the target.

M. DISC Bar – Shows frames that are crossed off, to

indicate that those target-IDs have been filtered out from

the metal detector's readings.

Tones

The metal detector emits three audible tones to identify the

metal being detected. See the table below for details.

Iron

Low Tone

It's recommended to test the metal detector and get familiar

with each tone before operation.