13.
Now switch the MASTER POWER switch on Super Fix’s rear face panel to the SD/GP Mode.
Super Fix has a built in soft start feature which eliminates the normal loud burst of audio to
headphones and inbuilt speaker, and after initial power up you should now hear an audio output
from the speaker and also from your headphones if they are connected.
14.
Set the TONE control on your Minelab detector to between a low position of (nine o’clock) to
a maximum midway position (twelve o’clock) tonal range.
15.
Set the THRESHOLD control on your Minelab detector to a midway (twelve o’clock) position.
16.
Manually ground balance the detector as usual using the number 1 & 2 ground balance
adjustments.
17.
Finally adjust the TUNE control (screwdriver adjust) for minimum electrical interference.
Should the interference frequency be unstable and slowly changing, producing a slow beat
note, (this will cause Super Fix to give false signals) reset the TUNE control to a position
where a fast beat note is continually heard (Super Fix will then eliminate the interference).
18.
Now go to section
(C) Super Fix Settings
SD2200 / SD2200Vd
19.
Switch the POWER switch on your Minelab detector to the ON position.
20.
Ensure that the M\LAB - S\FIX MODE switch situated on the top of Super Fix’s front face
panel is switched to the M\LAB position.
21.
Switch the SPEAKER switch situated at the top of Super Fix’s rear face to the ON position.
22.
Now switch the MASTER POWER switch on Super Fix’s rear face panel to the SD/GP Mode.
Super Fix has a built in soft start feature which eliminates the normal loud burst of audio to
headphones and inbuilt speaker, and after initial power up you should now hear an audio output
from the speaker and also from your headphones if they are connected.
23.
Set the TONE control on your Minelab detector to between a low position of (nine o’clock) to
a maximum midway position (twelve o’clock) tonal range.
24.
Set the THRESHOLD control on your Minelab detector to a midway (twelve o’clock) position.
25.
Ground balance the detector as normal using the standard automatic ground balance procedure.
Preferably if ground conditions permit switch the SEARCH control to the fixed position to
operate.
26.
Press and then release the TUNE control on the front panel to automatically reduce electrical
interference as normal.
27.
Should the interference frequency be unstable and slowly changing, producing a slow beat
note, (this will cause Super Fix to give false signals) try to reset the TUNE control to a position
where a fast beat note is continually heard (Super Fix will then eliminate the interference).
Should you need to change to a higher beat note press the tune button to repeat the tune
sequence and listen to the frequency of the tune cycle on the threshold, when a faster frequency
is heard, switch the Master Power Switch on Super Fix to the center OFF position, wait a few
seconds and the switch back on again.
28.
Now go to section
(C) Super Fix Settings
GP Extreme
29.
Ensure that the M\LAB - S\FIX MODE switch situated on the top of Super Fix’s front face
panel is switched to the M\LAB position.
30.
Switch the SPEAKER switch situated at the top of Super Fix’s rear face to the ON position.
31.
Turn the POWER switch on the rear panel to the ON position
32.
Set the BOOST switch on the rear panel to the normal position.
33.
Set the TONE control on your Minelab detector to the minimum low position.
34.
Set the THRESHOLD control on your Minelab detector to a midway (twelve o’clock) position.
35.
Set the SIGNAL control on the rear panel to the maximum position.
36.
Set the VOLUME control on the rear panel to maximum.
37.
Now switch the MASTER POWER switch on Super Fix’s rear face panel to the SD/GP Mode.
Super Fix has a built in soft start feature which eliminates the normal loud burst of audio to
headphones and inbuilt speaker, and after initial power up You should now hear an audio
output from the speaker and also from your headphones if they are connected..
