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MAJOR PARTS OF THE MD9200:

 

 
 

1.   Search coil 
2.   Stem connector & knob 
3.   Lower stem 
4.   Stem lock collar 
5.   Upper stem 
6.   Search coil cable 
7.   Cable plug 
8.   Control head 
9.   LCD screen 
10.  ON/OFF switch 
11.  Volume control 
12.  Battery compartments 
13.  Arm rest 

 
 
 
INTRODUCTION: 
 

With your MD9200 you can hunt just about anywhere for 
coins, relics, jewelry, gold, and silver. It is versatile and easy 
to use. 
 
 

FEATURES: 

 

LCD Display

 

– shows the probable type of metal with an arrow; the depth of the 

target; DISC/NOTCH range; the level of SENS 

– shown in segments; the operating 

mode; and low battery condition. 
 

Three Tone Audio Discrimination

 

– sounds distinctive tones for different types of 

metal. 
 

Notch

 

– ignores junk metal and finds valuable items by setting the DISC and 

NOTCH ranges. 
 

Super Slow Sweep Identification

 

– with a very slow sweep of the search coil to 

discriminate different types of metal. 
 

Headphone Jack

 

– lets you connect headphones (not included) for private listening. 

 

Waterproof Search Coil

 

– for searching in muddy or wet surroundings or in shallow 

water. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for MD9200

Page 1: ...1580 N Harmony Circle Anaheim Ca 92807 714 701 9671 Fax 714 701 9672 MD9200 Metal Detector Instruction Manual ...

Page 2: ...probable type of metal with an arrow the depth of the target DISC NOTCH range the level of SENS shown in segments the operating mode and low battery condition Three Tone Audio Discrimination sounds distinctive tones for different types of metal Notch ignores junk metal and finds valuable items by setting the DISC and NOTCH ranges Super Slow Sweep Identification with a very slow sweep of the search...

Page 3: ...h compartment and attach them to the battery clips by matching the and symbols on the clips and on the batteries See Figure 1 Fig 1 ASSEMBLY 1 Turn the lock collar on the stem counter clockwise until it loosens 2 Insert the second stem section and lengthen or shorten the stem so that when you stand upright with the detector in your hand the search coil is level with and about 1 to 2 above the grou...

Page 4: ...slot on its underside is aligned with the black tab on the stem See Fig 6 Place the slot over the stem and push the control head forward Now tighten the thin bolt that passes through the stem and holds the control head firmly in place See Fig 7 Fig 6 Fig 7 6 Loosely wind the search coil cable around the stem Leave some slack in the cable 7 Insert the cable plug into the jack on the detector s cont...

Page 5: ... are worth investigating 8 5 Nickel Indicates that the target is probably 5 or a nickel 9 Pull Tab Indicates that the target is probably a pull tab from an aluminum can Some rough gold items may register this way 10 S Caps Indicates that the target is probably a type of metal like a bottle cap Small gold items might also register here 11 1 Indicates that the target is probably a zinc or copper pen...

Page 6: ...e ALL METAL button to set the ALL METAL mode In this mode the MD9200 will respond to all hidden metals and the LCD screen displays ALL METAL DISC NOTCH and SENS The inch value displayed gives an indication of the sensitivity of the detector To change the sensitivity A Press the SENS button B Press the or symbols The LCD display will show the changed sensitivity 2 Sweep the MD9200 from side to side...

Page 7: ...ial levels of the DISC NOTCH pillars light 3 To adjust the NOTCH range press the DISC NOTCH button Then press the or icons The DISC NOTCH display pillars will light up starting at both the right and left sides The pattern left unlit in the middle shows the metal being notched or chosen for detection 4 In this mode the detector produces a low audible tone when it detects objects such as screw caps ...

Page 8: ...trong signals try lifting the coil higher from the ground until a weaker but more definite signal is heard For very weak signals try moving the coil in short quick sweeps closer to the ground Figure 15 Note The detector is normally silent during operation until the search coil passes over a metallic object WATER RESISTANCE The MD9200 s search coil is water resistant for use in shallow water or in ...

Page 9: ...reement It is a good idea to check current local provincial state or federal laws 2 Metal detecting is usually forbidden at historic sites national and provincial or state parks Check before detecting 3 Some municipalities may require you to obtain a metal detecting license and to display it while detecting These are usually very inexpensive Call your local town hall city hall or municipal office ...

Page 10: ...ently with an old towel to remove the dirt BATTERY INFORMATION This unit uses 2 9 volt batteries Always use fresh batteries Do not use rechargeable batteries If the detector will not be used for a long time remove the batteries Non rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged Different types of batteries or new and used batteries are not to be mixed Do not take batteries apart Exhausted batterie...

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