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VOLUME
Vol
Volume adjustment. The higher the setting value is, the louder the sound volume and the
smaller the difference in volume between strong and weak signals are. The recommended
value when operating with the MDLink module is 6-8.
TRANSMITTER
TRANS
The detector has an MDLink transmitter built-in in its control box. It provides wireless sound
transmission to the headphones via the MDLink module without delay and distortion. To
activate the transmitter, set it to the same channel as the module. When the transmitter is
activated, the audio output will be automatically turned off from the built-in speaker. The
radio module icon and the number of the chosen channel will appear at the top of the
screen, and the green LED light will have a periodic blink inside the control box. For effective
searching we recommend that you always use the headphones (to hear weak signals better)
thereby reducing power consumption and increasing the detector’s operation time without
charging the battery.
OPERATION MODE
MODE
The
iL
mode for the use in both humanitarian and military demining.
iL
is a special mode designed to detect metal-containing explosives. In this mode, the metal
detector has one tone audio indication without determining the type of metal
(ferrous/non-ferrous), TARGET ID isn’t displayed on screen.
The audio tone increases/decreases as the coil approaches/gets farther away from a target.
It must be remembered that explosives may contain both ferrous and non-ferrous metallic
elements (as
PMN-2
or
PFM-1
do), therefore an EOD specialist mustn’t ignore any signals that
may potentially be produced by explosives.
This is precisely why professional mine detectors operate in one-tone mode without
determining the type of metal (ferrous/non-ferrous).
An
allows to distinguish between ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
In this mode, the operator can differentiate metal types:
• with tonality – 4 tones (1 ferrous tone, 3 non-ferrous tones);
• with TARGET ID:
ferrous range is -9 to -1;
non-ferrous range is 0 to 90.
The
iL
mode is more resistant to radio
waves interference and offers enhanced
operating stability.
IMPORTANT!!! In the
iL
mode, you should
scan the ground surface using slow, short
sweeps.
IMPORTANT!!! While scanning, each
subsequent sweep of the coil should
overlap the previous sweep to ensure
complete ground coverage.
