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Contents

DTI-Puls ..................................................................................................................................... 2
Assembling................................................................................................................................. 4
Funktion ..................................................................................................................................... 5

Connecting ............................................................................................................................. 5

Setting to Operation ................................................................................................................... 7
Operation Display .................................................................................................................... 10

SOUND GENERATOR:...................................................................................................... 11
SEARCH MEMORY: .......................................................................................................... 11
AUDIO GAIN:..................................................................................................................... 12
THRESHOLD ...................................................................................................................... 12
OBJECT SIZE:..................................................................................................................... 12
SEARCH GAIN: .................................................................................................................. 12
DISCRIMINATOR: ............................................................................................................. 13

Menue Options ......................................................................................................................... 14
Operating the Detector ............................................................................................................. 20
Battery Charger ........................................................................................................................ 28
Warranty................................................................................................................................... 29
Danger ...................................................................................................................................... 29

(C) Copyright: The copyright for this manual belongs to DTI. It must not be translated, co-
pied, reproduced or published without DTI’s allowance.

DTI Detector Trade International GmbH & CO KG,

Hamburger Str. 17

, D-4

1450 Dormagen

Service-phone for technical questions:

+49 (

0

) 2133 97 90 20

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Summary of Contents for -Puls Series

Page 1: ...DTI GmbH Co KG Manual and Handbook DTI Puls Software Version 4 0 1 Page 1 of 30 ...

Page 2: ...fferent kind of ways The software may be adapted according the newest versions The hardware does have several plugs für future expandations The detector can follow technonogical improvements for a longer time The system is prepared for following future expandations 1 Multi language menues and displays 2 Wireless headphones already available 3 Wireless data communication 4 Data recording Recording ...

Page 3: ...DTI GmbH Co KG Lieferung in stabiler Alu Box Page 3 of 30 ...

Page 4: ...he coil you will find the headphone and the battery charger Furthermore you will see the charging regula tor a cable and rods for the coil Mount the coil to the lower rod Assamble the rods and adjust the length according your body size Turn the cable around the rod and put the connector into the female connector of the electronic unit Please obey that the connector fits tide Page 4 of 30 ...

Page 5: ...DTI GmbH Co KG Funktion Connecting Touchkeys F1 F4 Touchkey F5 Back to Graphic Display Load On Off Switch Headphone Connector for coil Communication Connector for PC Page 5 of 30 ...

Page 6: ...e detector has connectors on both sides Below the ON OFF switch is the coil connector It has a protecting cap prohibiting coming dirt and moisture in it Please put this cap always on if you don t use the instrument Al ways obey to fix the connector tide when you connect the coil A bad connection causes uncontrollable currents which can destroi the power amplifier On the other side are the load and...

Page 7: ...oils Look for a place where are not many big metal parts near by In rooms television or computers may not be switched on The emissions of this instruments are being re ceived by the coil Switching on A beep will be produced The condition of the rechargeable batteries will be checked If the rechargeable battery is not ready for operation a message will be displayed You have to switch off the detect...

Page 8: ...received from your detector Start After turning on the Detector you will see the battery check and language selection This will be displayed for about 8 seconds Within this time you can choose your own language Push the button F1 to select The selected language will be displayed above the button The detector will start using the selected language showing the DTI Logo Without coil the detector will...

Page 9: ... used That can happen because of some influence from outside of by switching on and off in a short time by accident In this case use F3 reset Coil neccessary System has been startet without coil Please switch off PIU IS NOT RESPONDING PLEASE CHECK COIL DEMO MODUS ON When you choose a start with coil without having connected a coil this message will be displayed The system switches to the demonstra...

Page 10: ...E the non ferrous metal measured The non ferrous metal is been shown in reduced form above the numbers Below the numbers the common metal signal is displayed by a bargraph On the left of the display you will see the spectrum of measured signal With help of the spectrum on basis of 9 spec tral lines you are able to do an additionally analysis Below the ractagle lines there is a line showing paramet...

Page 11: ... smaler the signal strength of a measured object may be Generally a click rate of 1 2 will be adjusted without signal You press F1 and as an active parameter you will see SEARCH MEMORY The main memory of the system has been devided in several layer and sectors Out of this memory the searching memory will be generated There are 1 33 chooseable searching memories The detector always starts using the...

Page 12: ...le First of all this is a advantage by the big coils if you can not do a Reference caused by area circum stance With the Threshold you can add positive or negative value to the store with out making a Reference and you can get a detection on the accounts This value will delete automatically after making the Reference OBJECT SIZE The parameter Object Size allows filtering of small to medium objects...

Page 13: ...ls will always show a negative result in the air if they are not alloyed Even if pur gold will be alloyed in the soil by salts cristals or smallest objects In setting 1 the discriminator has the strongest filter A golden ring 333 485 will be detected very sure After start the discriminator setting is 2 The spectrum is working independent of the discriminator setting and can help when testing and f...

Page 14: ...EPER 1 ON 0 OFF 0 CHANGE By the pushbutton F1 F2 you choose the function By the pushbutton F3 you enter for changing this parameter By the pushbutton F1 F2 you change the value By the pushbutton F3 you save the setting If you have chosen to change the parameter by F3 you need to save by F3 because otherwise you are not able to leave the menue or to make other changes By F4 you get back to the menu...

Page 15: ...s a wireless transmittion to a wireless headphone The audio transmitter can be put in additional It always comes together with the GENESIS 4 SOUND DISC By sound discriminator you switch the audio gnerator to the discriminator So you only will have an audio signal when the discriminator allows If you acti vate this function you should obey the display in any case because you could miss objects beca...

Page 16: ...meter changes the range of the bargraph Discriminator and all metal display do have the same value You are able to equal the display to the tone behaviour 3 GRAPHIC SCALE This parameter changes the display range of detection record 4 SPECTRUM SCALE This parameter changes the display range of the spectrum 5 AUDIO SCALE This parameter adapts the scale automatically 6 BACKGROUND LED This parameter ch...

Page 17: ...hat value of this parameter Object size will be set automatically You can change the value later if you want The type of coil has been printed to the coil lable e g can be recognized by the diameter If you select the proper coil and press F3 this type will be stored If you leave the menue by F4 or F5 you will receive a message NEW COIL PULSE IS OFF CHANGE THE COIL RESTART WITH KEY F1 You will now ...

Page 18: ...e the puls power 6 PIU GAIN You can increase the origin signal in following levels 0 unchanged 1 doubly 2 fourfold 3 eightfold Please notice that in connection with the Suchmodus and the other known amplify parameter have to make decision on the searching area You have already by the start with the 28 cm coil minimum one cubic meter ground under By the to much increasing the detector react maximum...

Page 19: ...C SCALE 00 AUDIO TX 00 SPECTRUM SCALE 00 SEARCH MEM 11 AUTO SCALE 00 PROGRAM 01 The menu PROGRAM MEMORY INFO shows all stored values of the program Here as an example Program 01 without stored values As discribed the SEARCH MEMORY is always start by 11 By the pushbutton F1 F2 you can choose the program By the pushbutton F5 you leave the info side and you get to the detecting display Page 19 of 30 ...

Page 20: ...tion display The thermal starting phase begins A loaded rechargeable battery needs some minutes until it reaches to its actually voltage Also the electronic gets stabilized Press the pushbutton REFERENCE from time to time There must be no metal in the near of the coil otherwise this object will be stored in the compare memory Take an object of your choice and move it to the coil Comes the object i...

Page 21: ...be pro duced by the object before you could hear a click This value now is the new thresh old The response is increased now Test it with your test object By the parameter SOUND GENERATOR you adjust the threshold of the acoustic signal Now choose the parameter AUDIO GAIN by the pushbutton F1 Here you multi ply the number of clicks by the chosen value If you have a click rate of 10 clicks per second...

Page 22: ...in it set to high values A find adjustment in the lower range will have following effects The SOUND GENERATOR doesn t work in the range minimum to maximum any more but reacts in the lower range or not at all The bargraph display shows the same behaviour That doesn t change if you use bigger objects The spectrum further on shows the detection You will recognize that from the left to the right the f...

Page 23: ...do this reference automatically because you might not notice it or the coil might not be in the correct position That could cause week signals being eliminated See REFERENCE Combine the test with parame ters SEARCH MEMORY and AUDIO GAIN It is possible that you are not able to do the test up to the maximum of all values in you test room When doing the refer ence in a noisy environment or during hig...

Page 24: ... soils have the same characteristic and can be filtered out in the same way When testing this parameters do as with the SEARCH MEMORY The searching memory should always be set to 10 15 By this parameter also frame coils will be calibrated This parameters are working with frame coils 50 cm 200 cm x 100 cm Do a reference when using this coils by turning them by 90 the active area showing in directio...

Page 25: ... now the parameter PULSE POWER has not been discussed In air an in crease of the puls power can be recognized only at big objects The transmission field is not disturbed through its way through the air and is very stable for that reason The field can close very early Small object causes only small disturbances for that reason With increasing power in the air the sensitivity for small objects decre...

Page 26: ...n depth and soil If you think about how many factors have to be considered it is not surprising Therefore test with different objects and necessary Bigger or massif precious metals will always show a negative result in the air if they are not alloyed Even clearest gold will be alloyed by crystals and salts in the soil In setting 1 the discriminator is most sensitive to filter out iron and massif o...

Page 27: ...nd lower the coil over the object until a detection can be recognized Now chose the SEARCH MEMORY and decrease the value The detection signal now will become stronger without changing the distance Rise the coil until the signal becomes weaker again Chose the SOUND GENERATOR and increase the value The detection signal will become stronger without changing the distance The value should be set in a w...

Page 28: ...male connector of the DC DC converter to the female connector of the detector Connect the input connector the DC DC converter to the car battery plug If there is battery power the LED s will be switched on for a few seconds Now the yellow LED blinks The processor is testing the input current The red LED also starts blinking The switching charger will now increase its loading step by step The charg...

Page 29: ...ded also Repairing those failures will be charged In case of an unfounded warranty claim the demanding per son will be charged for all costs Precondition for fulfilling the warranty duty is the presentation of the invoice The warranty is not transferable A service does not ex tent the warranty time Danger The detector must not be used for mine searching Special mines react on distur bances of the ...

Page 30: ...T SIZE 12 SEARCH GAIN 12 DISCRIMINATOR 13 Menue Options 14 Operating the Detector 20 Battery Charger 28 Warranty 29 Danger 29 C Copyright The copyright for this manual belongs to DTI It must not be translated co pied reproduced or published without DTI s allowance DTI Detector Trade International GmbH CO KG Hamburger Str 17 D 41450 Dormagen Service phone for technical questions 49 0 2133 97 90 20 ...

Page 31: ...rnational GmbH Co KG www detector trade de info detector trade de 49 0 2133 97 90 20 Hamburger Str 17 41540 Dormagen Germany www facebook com dtigmbh www twitter com detectortradein www youtube de user detectortradeintern ...

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