The Black Pearl

Operators Manual

The Black Pearl

PIRATE DETECTORS

LIMITED MANUFACTURER WARRANTY

PIRATE DETECTORS warrants that each metal detector, search coil and accessory manufactured by PIRATE DETECTORS is

protected by the following limited parts and labor warranty for a period of 24 (twenty-four) months from the date of

purchase.

Purchaser must retain and upon request provide proof of purchase to PIRATE DETECTORS, PIRATE DETECTORS authorized

service center or PIRATE DETECTORS local representative or agent.

During this 24-month period PIRATE DETECTORS or its authorized service center will inspect and evaluate all all metal

detector or accessory returned to its authorized repair station or factory to determine if the equipment meets PIRATE

DETECTORS performance specifications.

PIRATE DETECTORS will repair or replace at no charge to the owner all parts determined faulty.

Warranty for Search Coil will be void if PIRATE DETECTORS or its designated representative determine through inspection

that the Search Coil Cover has been removed and/or the Search Coil shows evidence of wear or use without Search Coil

Cover.

This Warranty does not cover BATTERIES nor any and all failures determined to be caused by abuse, unauthorized entry into

electronics, tampering, theft, failure due to water intrusion/weather, battery acid, corrosion or other contaminants and any

equipment repairs or attempted repairs made by unauthorized parties.

The BUYER hereby acknowledges that any oral statements about the metal detectors and/or accessories described in this

contract made by SELLERs, SELLERs Representatives, if any such statements were made, do not constitute manufacturer

warranty for PIRATE DETECTORS and shall not be relied upon by the BUYER, and are NOT a part of this contract for sale.

The entire contract is embodied in this writing. This writing constitutes the final expression of the parties’ agreement and is

a complete and exclusive statement of the terms of this agreement.

The BUYER and Manufacturer PIRATE DETECTORS agree that the BUYERS’ sole and exclusive remedy against PIRATE

DETECTORS shall be for the repair and replacement of defective parts.

The BUYER agrees that no other remedy (including, but not limited to, incidental or consequential damages for lost sales,

lost profits, injury to person or property) shall be available to him.

Any claims based on this Warranty must be made to PIRATE DETECTORS or PIRATE DETECTORS local representative or

agent.

Do not attempt to return any PIRATE DETECTORS products to the factory without expressed written authorization from

PIRATE DETECTORS or PIRATE DETECTORS local representative or agent.

Contact information: www.piratedetectors.com

Email: [email protected]

Phone: +35 989 794 6265

http://www.piratedetectors.com/

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Pirate The Black Pearl metal detector is a powerful, yet

affordable VLF metal detector offering functionality and

versatility typically found on high end metal detectors…

Pirate The Black Pearl features the following:

VLF Metal Detector operating from 3 to 28 kHz

Selectable 2 or 4 tone with individual tone volume adjustment

Adjustable Target Signal Processing Speed (recovery speed) selectable for

Deep (Normal) or High Trash (Fast) modes.

Target information is provided via Audio (User defined pitch) and Video

(Target ID and Target Strength Bar Graph)

User selectable Target masking eliminates detection of unwanted metals

User selectable filter to eliminate rf and electromagnetic interference

(i.e. high tension lines, etc.)

Three Coil profiles

Manual and Auto Ground Balance

User selectable Gold Mode

User adjustable Screen backlit brightness

Battery Voltage display

Target Display TDI (numeric) and Bars

Detects coin size targets at 45+cm / 17+ inches

Table of Contents

Warranty....................................................................................................................... i

The Black Pearl Features .............................................................................................. ii

Whats Included ............................................................................................................ 1

Assembly ..................................................................................................................... 2

Display ......................................................................................................................... 5

Menu ........................................................................................................................... 6

Quick Start Guide ....................................................................................................... 16

Proper Detecting Technique ...................................................................................... 17

Glossary ..................................................................................................................... 18

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What’s included

A - Upper Handle Assembly (Control Housing/Arm Cuff/Strap/Battery Housing/Shaft/Twist Lock)

B - Middle Shaft Assembly (Shaft/Twist Lock)

C - Lower Shaft

D - Coil

E - Coil Bolt

F - Rubber Washers (x2)

G - Velcro Cable Strip

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Assembly

1. Install Middle and Lower shafts to Upper Handle Assembly:

a. Loosen the Twist Lock on the Upper Handle Assembly (1);

b. Insert Middle Shaft Assembly into the Upper Handle Assembly (2);

c. Align Middle Shaft Assembly spring lock ‘A’ into guide hole ‘B’ on Upper Handle Assembly (3)

d. Tighten Upper Handle Assembly Twist Lock (4)

e. Install Lower Shaft into Middle Shaft Assembly as described above

2. Install Coil:

a. Insert two Rubber Coil Washers (A) into Lower Shaft Assembly (B);

b. Install Coil (C) on Lower Shaft Assembly (B)

c. Align Coil tab holes with Lower Shaft yoke hole;

d. Install nylon Coil Bolt (B) and Wing Nut (C);

e. Tighten ‘hand tight’ (Caution: DO NOT overtighten)

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Assembly (continued)

3. Wrap and Connect Coil Cable:

a. Pull front of Search Coil towards top of lower shaft to ensure appropriate cable slack (1);

b. Wrap and install Velcro strap around lower shaft and coil cable 6-8” above coil (2);

c. Return Search Coil to detecting position on shaft (3)

d. Ensure Coil Cable Slack between Velcro Strap and top of Search Coil (4)

e. Wrap Search Coil cable around lower and middle shaft from bottom to top (5) (Caution: do not twist

cable);

f. Plug Search Coil cable connector ‘A’ into Control Box ‘B’ and hand tighten connector ring (6)

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Assembly (continued)

Batteries: The Pirate Black Pearl operates on eight (8) ‘aa’ 1.5v alkaline batteries. Unit operates at full

functionality at 6 – 15 volts DC. Typical set of eight ‘aa’ alkaline batteries provides 12-14 volts DC when new.

Operating time for new set of batteries is 25-30 hours.

PIRATE DETECTORS sells rechargeable NIMH 1.2v ‘AA’ batteries/charger as an optional accessory. Please

consult with your Retailer for details or to purchase. Charging port is installed and provided with The Black

Pearl as standard equipment.

Battery Installation:

1. Using Philips screwdriver, remove four screws/protective pads on bottom of Battery Housing (1);

(Caution: Protect screws/protective pads from loss)

2. Open Battery Housing and remove Battery Holder (2);

3. Install eight (8) high quality AA batteries into Battery Holder (3) ensuring proper polarity (+ / -);

(Caution: DO NOT use camera photographic or flash equipment batteries)

4. Replace Battery Holder in Battery Housing;

5. Re-install and hand-tighten four screws/protective pads.

(Caution: DO NOT overtighten screws)

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DISPLAY

The Black Pearl Detecting Display provides the User significant information in a compact, easy to read Detect

Screen defined as follows:

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Menu

The Black Pearl Menu allows the user the capability to customize detector settings to individual user

preferences (e.g. some users like to ‘mimic’ tones produced with other detectors so as to not have to ‘relearn’

target tones on a new detector). This capability is typically found on high end detectors.

Menu Screen: Depress Up or Down Arrow to move cursor to desired Menu setting

User can detect using ‘default’ settings displayed, or tailor each setting to individual User preference as

follows:

Sound: Sound settings enable the User detailed customization of target responses produced by detector

while in use.

To customize Sound settings, depress Menu button, with cursor adjacent to Sound, depress Right arrow

which will provide User access to Sound sub-menu screen.

Sound Sub-Menu Screen: Depress Up or Down Arrow to move cursor to desired setting

To customize each of the following Sound settings, depress Up and Down arrows to move and place cursor

adjacent individual Sound setting to be changed, then depress Right/Left arrows to make desired adjustment.

To Save individual User defined setting, depress Menu/Checkmark button and continue with desired

customization. Upon completion, simply exit Menu by depressing Menu/Checkmark button twice. Detector

now displays Detect screen and is ready for use. Once detector is powered off, User preferences are saved in

device memory. The following table provides the Sound Sub-Menu Setting Range for each of the Sound Sub-

Settings available for modification:

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Description Display Setting Range Definition

Target Volume (Min) Vol_C min _000 ~ _254 Min Target Volume Non-ferrous targets

Target Volume (Max) Vol_C_B max _000 ~ _250 Max Target Volume Ferr & Non-ferr targets

Iron Reject Volume Vol_B min _000 ~ _254 Min Target Volume Ferrous targets

Tone Setting (2 or 4) Sound 2T ~ 4T Tone Select 2 or 4

Tone Setting Ferrous Ton_black 0080Hz Tone pitch for iron/ferrous targets

Tone Setting #1 Ton_c1 0446Hz Tone pitch for class 1 non-ferrous targets



Sound Sub-Menu Table: Please note the Sub-Setting Range available to User

Overload: Target Overload setting enables User to select/deselect Target Overload Warning. Setting is

selectable to ‘On’ or ‘Off’ position. Set by opening Menu, selecting Overload and selecting ‘On’ or ‘Off’ using

the right or left arrow buttons. Once detector is powered off, User preference is saved in device memory. Note:

In Fast mode, Overload setting is deactivated.

Menu Screen: Overload Selected – Depress Right or Left Arrow to turn Overload ‘On’ or ‘Off’

Mask: Target Mask is used to eliminate detector response for unwanted targets. To use Mask, turn on

the detector and allow unit to boot-up to Detect Screen, then briefly depress the Menu button which displays

the Menu screen. Move cursor to Mask by depressing the Up/Down arrows, select Mask by depressing Right

arrow. Toggle across detecting spectrum (line) by depressing Right arrow until cursor is over detect spectrum

you desire to Mask. Note: Only Right arrow can be used. Should User move past an area of detect spectrum or

desire to deselect and area, continue to depress Right arrow until cursor move back over area to be modified.

To select area for Mask, depress Down arrow. Note that once Down arrow has been depressed and area is

Masked, a small square box will appear in area Masked below detecting spectrum (line). You can Mask as few or

as many areas on this line as desired. To deselect a Masked area, continue Right toggle across screen using

ONLY the Right arrow until cursor is over Masked area User desires to deselect. Depress Down arrow to Unmask

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(de-select Mask). Once you have desired Mask settings, depress Menu button one time to return to Menu

screen or depress Menu button two times to return to detect screen. Once detector is powered off, User

preferences are saved in device memory.

Menu Screen: Mask Selected – Depress Right Arrow to access Mask Sub-Menu Screen

Mask Sub-Menu Screen: Depress Right Arrow to move cursor to desired area to be Masked

Mask Sub-Menu Screen: Depress Down Arrow to Mask, once Masked small box outline will appear below

Detecting Spectrum line indicating Masking has been turned ‘on’ for area selected

Example 1: Mask Iron and Hot Rocks (Use with Gold Setting)

Example 2: Mask Iron and Hot Rocks (Use with Gold Setting)

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Sensitivity: Sensitivity range is 00 ~ 99 with 00 representing maximum detector sensitivity and 99

representing minimum detector sensitivity. Recommended ‘turn on and go’ Sensitivity is 15-20. To manually

adjust Sensitivity, turn on the detector and allow unit to boot-up to Detect Screen, then use left/right arrows to

set Sensitivity to User preference. Once detector is powered off, User preference is saved in device memory.

Menu Screen: Depress Right/Left Arrow to adjust to desired Sensitivity

Increase Sensitivity: - Increases detection depth

- Increases potential for RF/electromagnetic interference

- Increases detector sensitivity to mineralization (chatter) which can mask targets

Decrease Sensitivity: - Decreases detection depth

- Decreases potential for RF/electromagnetic interference

- Decreases detector sensitivity to mineralization (chatter) which can mask targets

Backlight: To turn on the Backlit Screen, turn on the detector and allow unit to boot-up to Detect Screen,

then depress and hold the down arrow for more than 2 seconds.

Ground Compensation: To initiate automatic Ground Compensation, turn on the detector and allow

unit to boot-up to Detect Screen, then depress and hold Menu button until ‘C’ is displayed just below

Processing/Speed symbol on display. Manually adjust the desired Ground Compensation level in the menu by

opening Menu, using up/down arrow to select ‘Comp Gr’, then using right/left arrows to select User desired

Ground Compensation level. The range of Ground Compensation as displayed is non-mineralized ground (00) to

(40) for highly mineralized ground. Once detector is powered off, User preference is saved in device memory.

Menu Screen: Ground Compensation Screen

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Ground Balance: The Black Pearl can operate Automatic Ground Balance or Manual Ground Balance

modes.

Automatic Ground Balance: To use Automatic Ground Balance, turn on the detector and allow unit

to boot-up to Detect Screen, placing coil 2” above ground and briefly depress the down arrow. Detector will

perform Automatic Ground Balancing. Detector will alert that Automatic Ground Balance has been performed

as follows:

- Three short beeps indicate Automatic Ground Balance is completed (approx. 10 seconds) with no

change from previous Ground Balance setting;

- One long and one short beep indicate Automatic Ground Balance is complete (approx. 10 seconds)

with a change from previous Ground Balance setting.

Manual Ground Balance: To use Manual Ground Balance, turn on the detector and allow unit to

boot-up to Detect Screen, then briefly depress the up arrow. Display will show Manual Ground Balance screen

enabling User to perform manual Ground Balance. It should be noted that User has the ability to adjust the

following variables while in the Manual Ground Balance mode:

- GB (Ground Balance) Range Non-mineralized +00 to +99 Highly mineralized ground

- Vol (Volume) Range 000 to 099

- BC (Coil Type/Coil Voltage) Not User adjustable

- TX (Transmit Power/mAh) Range 000mA to 114mA (incremental)

To perform Manual Ground Balance, do the following:

1. Move cursor adjacent to ‘GB’

Menu Screen: Ground Balance screen

2. With Search Coil is search position approximately 2” off the ground, repeatedly pump the search coil up

and down 2” to 6”

Search Coil Diagram: Proper Ground Balancing Procedure

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3. As you are lowering the search coil towards the ground, note the deviation in the pinpoint marker as

related to center of pinpoint area. Using ‘right’ or ‘left’ arrows, adjust Ground Balance until display is

centered and no or very little sound response is heard when pumping coil. In the following example, use

the ‘right’ arrow to adjust Ground Balance.

Menu Screen: Ground Balance screen depicting out of balance detector

4. When Manual Ground Balance is achieved, display will show very little to no deviation in center pinpoint

marker and you will hear very faint or no sound deviation as coil is being pumped up and down.

Menu Screen: Ground Balance screen depicting properly balanced detector

5. Once User has entered desired settings, briefly depress Up arrow to save setting and return to Detect

Display to begin detecting. Once detector is powered off, User preference is saved in device memory.

Volume: To adjust Volume, turn on the detector and allow unit to boot-up to Detect Screen, then briefly

depress the up arrow. Using the Up/Down arrows, move cursor adjacent to Vol position. Using Right/Left

arrows, adjust Volume to User desired level. Volume has a setting range of 000 to 999. Once User has entered

desired settings, briefly depress Up arrow to save setting and return to Detect Display to begin detecting. Once

detector is powered off, User preference is saved in device memory.

Menu Screen: Ground Balance screen Volume selected

To make User defined adjustments to the above, simply use Up/Down arrow to select GB, Vol or TX. Then use

right/left arrows to input User setting. Once User has entered desired settings, briefly depress Up arrow to save

setting and return to Detect Display. Once detector is powered off, User preference is saved in device memory.

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Signal Processing: To adjust Signal Processing, turn on the detector and allow unit to boot-up to

Detect Screen, then depress the up arrow for more than 2 seconds. Display will change between F (Fast) or N

(Normal) as up arrow is depressed for more than 2 seconds. Once desired setting is achieved, simply release Up

arrow button and continue detecting. Once detector is powered off, User preference is saved in device

memory.

In F (Fast) mode, the signal processing (recovery) speed is increased. Fast mode is typically used in trashy

areas (e.g. parks or beaches with lots of trash). Higher recovery speed enables detector to detect and process

both trash and high value targets in close proximity.

Menu Screen: Signal Processing Screen Fast Mode selected

In N (Normal) mode, the signal processing (recovery) speed is decreased. Normal (Deep) mode is used in

low trash areas where User desires to detect deep targets. When using N (Normal) mode, detector displays an

additional bar graph at bottom of display which helps to identify deep ferrous and non-ferrous targets.

Menu Screen: Signal Processing Screen Normal Mode selected

Low Battery Alert: When detector voltage is low (<6v), detector will beep and display low battery

voltage on the upper right area of the detector display.

Filter im (Noise Cancellation): Use this filter to eliminate local RF and/or electromagnetic

interference from power lines, generators, buried cables, etc. To adjust Filter im, turn on the detector and allow

unit to boot-up to Detect Screen. Depress the Menu button to bring up Menu screen. Depress down arrow to

move cursor to Filter im. Depress Right/Left arrow to apply desired level of filtering. Filter range is minimum 10

to maximum 50. Recommended filter setting of 40-50 when detecting in most areas including parks, beaches,

etc.

High Interference areas: Any area where you have power lines, cell towers (GSM), television/radio

antennas/transmitters, generators, etc. have potential for significant interference, the filter should be set to a

maximum of 50 and gradually decreased to allow stable detector operation.

Low Interference areas: Generally, any detecting far from populated areas with no power lines, radio

transmitters, etc. should be considered low interference areas. When detecting areas with little or no potential

for interference, the filter should be set to 10 and gradually increased to compensate for stray interference.

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Once User desired filter setting has been achieved, depress Menu button one time to enter Detect screen.

Menu Screen: Filter im Screen selected

Sel Coil: Sel coil is used to optimize detector for different size coils which are available for use on the

Pirate The Black Pearl. To adjust Sel Coil, turn on the detector and allow unit to boot-up to Detect Screen, then

depress the up/down arrow to Sel Coil. Depress Right/Left arrow to select appropriate coil setting. Once

desired setting is achieved, depress Menu button one time to return to Detect screen.

The following settings should be used:

Option 1: Use for 9” DD Coil



IMPORTANT: Detector will not operate if incorrect setting is use

Menu Screen: Sel. Coil Screen selected

Comp Gr: Comp Gr (VDI compensation) is used to adjust displayed target identification numbers to User

defined parameter. To adjust Comp Gr, turn on the detector and allow unit to boot-up to Detect Screen, then

depress the up/down arrow to Comp Gr. Depress Right/Left arrow to select appropriate coil setting. Range of

Comp Gr is 00 ~ 40. Once desired setting is achieved, depress Menu button one time to return to Detect screen.

Menu Screen: Comp Gr Screen selected

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Gold: Gold setting is used to increase detector sensitivity to smaller gold targets. To adjust Gold, turn on

the detector and allow unit to boot-up to Detect Screen, then depress the up/down arrow to Gold. Depress

Right/Left arrow to select appropriate coil setting. Gold sensitivity can be toggle On or Off. Once desired

setting is achieved, depress Menu button one time to return to Detect screen.

Menu Screen: Gold Screen selected

Bright: Bright setting is used to increase/decrease detector backlighting. To adjust Bright, turn on the

detector and allow unit to boot-up to Detect Screen, then depress the up/down arrow to Bright. Depress

Right/Left arrow to select appropriate Brightness setting. Bright Range is 000 ~ 255. Once desired setting is

achieved, depress Menu button one time to return to Detect screen.

Menu Screen: Bright Screen selected

Pinpoint: Pinpoint mode is used to help User quickly locate and recover identified target. To use

Pinpoint function, detector should be in use (Detect Screen). Once target has been aurally or visually identified,

depress Pinpoint button one time to bring up Pinpoint Screen. Sweep coil across target. Display/sound will

identify target as User sweeps coil over target. Display/sound is most intense as target is located under ‘center’

of coil. Please note that Pirate The Black Pearl is a ‘motion’ detector. The detector must remain in motion for a

detected target to continue to be processed and identified by detector. Should User stop the coil sweeping

motion over the target, detector will cease to identify target. When this happens, simply start coil sweeping

motion over the target to re-acquire target.

Menu Screen: Pinpoint selected

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Pinpoint Volume: User can define Pinpoint Target Volume. To adjust Pinpoint Volume, turn on the

detector and allow unit to boot-up to Detect Screen, then depress the Pinpoint button. Depress Up/Down

arrow to select Vol. User Right/Left arrow to define desired Pinpoint Volume level. Range of Pinpoint Volume

is 000 ~ 100. Once desired setting is achieved, depress Pinpoint button one time to return to Detect screen.

Menu Screen: Pinpoint Volume selected

TX (Transmit Power): Transmit power (TX) power setting is factory adjusted and is automatically

adjusted as User defines ‘Sel Coil’ setting (refer page 13).

Caution: DO NOT modify TX setting in Menu as it will degrade detector performance

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Quick Start Guide

1. Turn on the detector and allow unit to boot-up to Detect Screen;

Detect Screen: Detect display after power on detector

2. Perform Auto Ground Balance by placing coil 2” above ground and briefly depressing the down arrow.

Detector will perform Automatic Ground Balancing. Detector will alert that Automatic Ground Balance

has been performed as follows:

- Three short beeps indicate Automatic Ground Balance is completed (approx. 10 seconds) with no

change from previous Ground Balance setting;

- One long and one short beep indicate Automatic Ground Balance is complete (approx. 10 seconds)

with a change from previous Ground Balance setting.

3. Adjust Sensitivity to enable smooth (not erratic) detector operation (refer to Sensitivity). To manually

adjust Sensitivity, turn on the detector and allow unit to boot-up to Detect Screen, then use left/right

arrows to set Sensitivity to User preference.

Menu Screen: Depress Right/Left Arrow to adjust to desired Sensitivity

4. Begin detecting.

5. Recommended Quick Start Settings are as follows:

a. Sensitivity: 20

b. Filter im: 40

c. Comp Gr: 00

d. Mask: No masking

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Proper Detecting Technique

To maximize PIRATE DETECTORS The Black Pearl performance, the User should detect by sweeping the search

coil side to side, overlapping each search coil sweep arc as shown below.

Additionally, the User should keep the search coil approximately 2” off the ground and level during use

ensuring that the search coil is level with the ground though the entire side to side sweeping motion.

Following the above recommendations will significantly improve opportunity to detect valuable targets!

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GLOSSARY

Assembly ............................................................................................................................................... 2, 3, 4

Backlight ........................................................................................................................................................ 9

Batteries ........................................................................................................................................................ 4

Battery Installation........................................................................................................................................ 4

Battery Voltage ............................................................................................................................................. 5

Bright ........................................................................................................................................................... 14

Coil Installation ............................................................................................................................................. 2

Coil Voltage ................................................................................................................................................... 5

Comp Gr ...................................................................................................................................................... 13

Cursor ............................................................................................................................................................ 5

Detecting Mode ...................................................................................................................................... 5, 12

Detecting Spectrum ...................................................................................................................................... 5

Display ....................................................................................................................................................... 5, 7

Fast Mode ................................................................................................................................................... 12

Ferrous Target Display .................................................................................................................................. 5

Ferrous Target Response .............................................................................................................................. 5

Filter im ....................................................................................................................................................... 12

Gold ............................................................................................................................................................. 14

Ground Balance Automatic ......................................................................................................................... 10

Ground Balance Manual ............................................................................................................................. 10

Ground Balance ........................................................................................................................................... 10

Ground Compensation .................................................................................................................................. 9

Interference ............................................................................................................................................... ̀ 12

Iron Reject Volume (Min) (Vol_B_min) ......................................................................................................... 7

Low Battery Alert ........................................................................................................................................ 12

Mask .......................................................................................................................................................... 7, 8

Masking ......................................................................................................................................................... 7

Menu ............................................................................................................................................................. 6

Noise Cancellation ...................................................................................................................................... 12

Non-Ferrous Target Display .......................................................................................................................... 5

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Non-Ferrous Target Response ...................................................................................................................... 5

Normal Mode .............................................................................................................................................. 12

Overload ........................................................................................................................................................ 7

Pinpoint Volume ......................................................................................................................................... 15

Pinpoint ....................................................................................................................................................... 14

Proper Detecting Technique ....................................................................................................................... 17

Quick Start Guide ........................................................................................................................................ 16

Sel Coil ......................................................................................................................................................... 13

Sensitivity ................................................................................................................................................ 9, 16

Signal Processing ......................................................................................................................................... 11

Sound ............................................................................................................................................................ 6

Target ID ........................................................................................................................................................ 5

Target Volume (Min) (Vol_C_min) ................................................................................................................ 7

Target Volume (Max) (Vol_C_B_max)........................................................................................................... 7

Tone Setting (2 or 4) (Sound) ........................................................................................................................ 7

Tone Setting Ferrous (Ton_black) ................................................................................................................. 7

Tone Setting #1 (Ton_c1) .............................................................................................................................. 7



TX (Transmit Power) ............................................................................................................................. 10, 15

Volume ........................................................................................................................................................ 11

What’s Included ............................................................................................................................................ 1

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