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MENU SYSTEM 

DISCRIMINATION 

 

DISCRIM 

SET  

SENSITIVITY LEARN 

REJ 

 

AUDIO LEARN 

ACC 

 

PROGRAMS EDIT 

 

SET UP 

BACK 

 

 

This range of functions allows you to reject  or ignore unwanted signals generated by items 
such as pull tabs. It can also act as a  Notch Accept or a Notch Reject. There are four 
options to set the discrimination level to give maximum flexibility and ease of setting. A black 
block under the line of ID numbers indicates that a signal with that number will give no audio 
sound, the ID display will still show the signal. NOTE: Ensure that there is no other metal 
near the search head when setting the Discrimination by sweeping objects over the head. It 
is also advisable to reduce the sensitivity slightly when setting the Discrimination using 
Learn Reject or Accept to reduce the chance of any unwanted signals. Once set the 
sensitivity may be increased again. 

 

 SET 

 

DISCRIM 

SET 

 

SENSITIVITY LEARN 

REJ 

 

AUDIO LEARN 

ACC 

 

PROGRAMS EDIT 

 

SET UP 

BACK 

DONE 

 
In this mode the MENU/SCROLL control acts as a conventional Discrimination control. 
Turning the control clockwise increases the discrimination level. This is indicated by the 
black squares under the I.D. numbers on the display. Iron is to the left (5 and below) and 
copper is to the right (15 and above).  Sweep a sample of the item you want to ignore over 
the search head while adjusting the control until it is rejected. When satisfied press the 
ENTER button to store the setting. NOTE: ID 0 cannot be cleared with this control. This is 
the ground discrimination block. To alter ID 0 use DISCRIM EDIT, (see below). 

 

 LEARN 

REJECT 

 

DISCRIM 

SET  

SENSITIVITY 

LEARN REJ 

 

AUDIO LEARN 

ACC 

 

PROGRAMS EDIT 

 

SET UP 

BACK 

DONE 

 

Learn Reject allows you to ‘teach’ the R1 to reject one or more targets that are swept over 
the search head. Once Learn Reject is selected the sample or samples are swept several 
times over the head. The R1 will then set the disc block at the sample ID point so that any 
objects with the same ID as the sample will be rejected.  

 

TIP!

 This can be used as a Notch Reject facility. First use Discrim Set to accept all signals, 

then use Learn Reject to set the specific ID points of objects to be ignored. 

 

Summary of Contents for Newforce R1

Page 1: ...R1 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS NEWFORCE by...

Page 2: ...select this program The R1 is now ready to use SEARCHING Keep the search head at a constant height above the ground i e do not allow the search head to swing higher at the right and left edges of you...

Page 3: ...ATURES Twin Microprocessor control system Large Backlit Liquid Crystal Display CASSY Computer Aided Search SYstem RADAR Real Time Ground Radar Display High speed target analyser ID Target Pin Point Au...

Page 4: ...3 R 1 A Battery Compartment B Upper Stem Handle Grips C Din Plug Socket D Stem Connecting Nut E Cable F Lower Stem G Cable Slots H Search Head Fastener A B C D E F H G...

Page 5: ...r do not fully remove these from the cover and remove the cover Inside is the battery holder Lift out the holder and detach the connector if it is already fitted Load it with the eight batteries ensur...

Page 6: ...ttery Monitor GROUND RADAR SIMULATOR This unique continuously scrolling RADAR is a view of the signal received by the R1 circuit It can be used as an additional tool to analyse any signals It is also...

Page 7: ...ll 11 Cartwheel 1d 19 Hammered Silver Sixpence 10 New 10p Coin 9 THE CONTROLS AND WHAT THEY DO ON OFF VOLUME This rotary control is used to turn the unit on and off and adjust the volume level of the...

Page 8: ...U SCROLL control acts as a conventional Discrimination control Turning the control clockwise increases the discrimination level This is indicated by the black squares under the I D numbers on the disp...

Page 9: ...ithin the entire range Once selected a flashing block cursor will appear under the 0 at the left hand edge of the display Pressing the ENTER button will toggle the block at the current cursor position...

Page 10: ...kground tone This is only audible with Silent Search turned off As soon as Tune is selected then Silent Search will be turned OFF so that the background tone will be heard Once the desired level has b...

Page 11: ...BACK Silent search will suppress the background tone set by the TUNE setting In this mode audio will only be heard if there is buried object The rest of the time the audio will be silent Use the MENU...

Page 12: ...are stored separately and retrieved automatically at turn on Once Store or Recall is selected rotate the MENU SCROLL control to highlight the Program to be stored or recalled and then press the ENTER...

Page 13: ...e off so when you turn on the R1 you are presented with a short cut to the easy to use manufacturer defined programs of COIN INLAND for general purpose searching on most sites i e those not affected b...

Page 14: ...SCROLL control and then pressing the ENTER button when satisfied this will store the setting BRIGHTNESS This option sets the brightness level of the backlight In normal daylight the backlight is not...

Page 15: ...h conditions Adjust the ground setting as described above FREQUENCY DISCRIM DISPLAY LOW SENSITIVITY GROUND ADJ MIDDLE AUDIO FREQUENCY HIGH PROGRAMS BATTERY SET UP BACK This can be used to change the o...

Page 16: ...oth signals are maximum is the position of the target Dig carefully to avoid damaging your find Target position Second Sweep First Sweep Detection Range Your R1 is a top performance detector but adver...

Page 17: ...al coming from the detector Each time a signal is heard listen for any peculiar characteristics it may have determine over how large an area you get a detector signal and try to outline the object bef...

Page 18: ...5kHz 714Hz nominal Transmit frequency 6 097kHz 6 250kHz 6 410kHz Search Coils 25cm concentric 15cm 2D Detection Ranges Typical in air performance Motion mode Hammered 6d 20cm 1 coin 30cm old 10p 32cm...

Page 19: ...T ON MOTION OFF MOTION ON SILent SEARCH OFF ON MODE ANALOG DIGITAL PROGRAMS GRouND TYPE INLAND BEACH OPTIONS DEFAULT LAST RECALL COIN INLAND PROGRAM ALL METAL PROGRAM COIN BEACH PROGRAM USER PROGRAM 1...

Page 20: ...r The C Scope battery charger is designed to charge the rechargeable pack safely and efficiently CHARGING BATTERIES A battery charge socket is provided for use with the C Scope battery charger see Acc...

Page 21: ...y 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 righ...

Page 22: ...f the ground Sweeping the coil from side to side in a straight line in front of you Keep the coil at a constant height as you sweep from side to side Move the head at a rate of 0 5 metre per second Th...

Page 23: ...cient monument unless permission has been obtained from the Historic Buildings and Ancient Monument Commission for England or the Secretary of State for the Environment in Scotland and Wales 8 Remembe...

Page 24: ...until the transmission stops Intermittent Sound from Speaker a This could be due to poor battery connections Ensure that they are tight and the batteries are securely clipped into place b Loose search...

Page 25: ...please do not hesitate to phone our Customer Service Department on 44 0 1233 629181 or e mail info cscope co uk Before returning a detector for repair to C Scope ensure you have done the following a...

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Page 27: ...erformance may be impaired by unusually strong electromagnetic fields Kingsnorth Technology Park Wotton Road Ashford Kent TN23 6LN United Kingdom Telephone 44 0 1233 629181 Fax 44 0 1233 645897 email...

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