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CS9000 MK2

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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Page 1: ...CS9000 MK2 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ...

Page 2: ...n NORMAL range If the sound changes excessively then adjust as described in the section GROUND BALANCE PROCEDURE 8 Switch AUTOMATIC THRESHOLD function on and begin search Cave or Void Search 1 Set THRESHOLD to the centre of the normal band 2 Set SIGNAL BALANCE to the centre of the normal band 3 Set GROUND BALANCE to the centre of the normal band 4 Set AUTOMATIC THRESHOLD to on 5 Turn MODE switch t...

Page 3: ...User notes 2 ...

Page 4: ...balancing Metal Mode 10 Pinpointing 11 Locating Caves Other Voids 12 ACCESSORIES OPTIONAL 12 Headphones 12 THE IMPORTANCE OF THE RIGHT APPROACH 13 METAL DETECTING AND THE ENGLISH LAW 14 CODE OF CONDUCT FOR METAL DETECTOR USERS 15 CARE OF YOUR DETECTOR 16 Storage 16 Maintenance 16 DETECTOR NOT OPERATING 16 Oscillating Signal Accompanied By Slight Meter Fluctuation 16 Intermittent Sound From Speaker...

Page 5: ...Controls C Scope CS9000 MK2 4 ...

Page 6: ... in air using various test samples in order to learn to identify and understand the detector s capabilities and responses Always remember that becoming a good metal detectorist is like becoming a good photographer or fisherman that is although it is an advantage to buy the best equipment having bought it patience and hours of practice are needed to become proficient ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS After all...

Page 7: ...2 Insert the small foam squares inside the two springs on the lid and also the two springs in the holder this will prevent the loss of spring tension 6 ...

Page 8: ...use voids such as holes or caves have a distinct absence of mineralisation the CS9000 MK2 responds by an increase in the sound Usually ground density changes are detected as very broad response indications and will change according to the operator s position relative to the ground density changes If the sound decreases of course this would indicate an increase in mineralisation This mode will allo...

Page 9: ...n is in the NORMAL range of the control for most searching conditions This will provide more than adequate depth with the most stability If ground or interfering radio electrical signals cause erratic behaviour extreme fluctuations of the threshold tone the SIGNAL BALANCE control should be set towards the MIN setting If greater depths are required the SIGNAL BALANCE control may be advanced further...

Page 10: ...esult in the threshold increasing or decreasing in intensity It is necessary to keep the detector in motion while the Automatic Threshold is in operation Standing still over a target will result in the signal slowly fading away With the switch set to NO AUTO The automatic threshold ceases functioning The Ground balance is the only control that now compensates for the ground mineralisation If the g...

Page 11: ...ase somewhat leaving some targets undetected To activate the Automatic Threshold feature simply move the switch to the AUTO Ground balance A unique feature of the CS9000 MK2 is its ability to cancel the effects of ground mineralisation This allows the detection of objects that would otherwise not be able to be detected because of the presence of mineral in the soil While not all sites are affected...

Page 12: ...same result of minimal change between raised or lowered position The Ground balance procedure becomes more critical as the Signal Balance is increased The SIGNAL BALANCE control does not need to be advanced past the NORMAL range for most applications If the GROUND BALANCE procedure cannot be accomplished as outlined above try moving to a different site as you may be over a buried metal object Loca...

Page 13: ...position may be used Use the one that gives you the smoothest performance and is the most comfortable If there are rapid ground changes and there is difficulty maintaining a threshold the best choice is AUTOMATIC THRESHOLD If you are an experienced user you may wish to leave AUTOMATIC THRESHOLD off A constant position with no changes in elevation with respect to the ground is necessary to avoid fa...

Page 14: ... years What were their customs and pursuits Where did they spend money Where did they carry money The answers are not Roman sites nor are they associated with mystic treasure stories of crocks of gold Rather they are unassuming undramatic places like public footpaths and ancient rights of way old houses and so on When you have chosen your site allocate a whole day from early morning to early eveni...

Page 15: ...turn the item to the owner If the owner is not located the finder has the best rights to ownership provided that the object was not found on private property in which case the owner of the land has a better right than the finder The solution here of course is to obtain permission beforehand and to come to some agreement with the landowner with regards to the division of any finds If on the other h...

Page 16: ...ging them up again next year Do yourself and the community a favour by taking the rusty iron and junk you find to the nearest litter bin 5 If you discover any live ammunition or any lethal objects such as an unexploded bomb or mine do not touch it Mark the site carefully and report the find to the local police 6 Report all unusual historical finds to the landowner 7 Familiarise yourself with the l...

Page 17: ... load using the meter See Battery Check Procedure b Check that the antennea is properly attached to the control box c Interchange batteries and ensure connections are correct and secure Battery life can vary tremendously between makes therefore your new batteries may already be insufficiently powerful to run the detector Oscillating Signal Accompanied By Slight Meter Fluctuation a This could be du...

Page 18: ...ual please do not hesitate to contact our Customer Service Department on 44 0 1233 629181 Before returning a detector for repair to C Scope ensure you have done the following a Read the instructions thoroughly b Tried new batteries and checked procedure outlined above c Return your detector with a letter giving full details of fault SPECIFICATION 1 Operating frequency 12 5 KHZ nominal 2 Operating ...

Page 19: ...Kingsnorth Technology Park Wotton Road Ashford Kent TN23 6LN Telephone 44 0 1233 629181 Fax 44 0 1233 645897 www cscope co uk email info cscope co uk Issue 1 7 01 B1062 ...

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