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DETECTOR MODES
Ground Grab
All soils contain minerals. Signals from ground minerals interfere with the signals from
metal objects. All soils differ, and can differ greatly, in the type and amount of ground
minerals present. This detector incorporates ground balancing algorithms which elimi-
nate interference caused by the ground minerals found in most soils. We therefore rec-
ommend that you use GROUND GRAB to most accurately calibrate the detector to the
specific ground conditions where you are hunting.
This process will maximize the detector’s target identification accuracy and depth detec-
tion capability.
The Steps is as follows:
1. Find a patch of ground which is free of metal. Use the DISCRIMINATION mode, with no targets discriminated out.
2. Hold the detector with the search coil about 6 inches above the ground ,then press G Grab button to activate ground
grab process, then lower the coil down to within 2 inches off the ground.
3. Repeat to lift up and lower down the search coil for several times until the LCD shows “GRAB OK”.
If ‘GRAB ER’ appears, maybe the ground is too dirty with metal trash or just wet salt soil. Find another clean place ground
grab again till it is grab ok. Ground grab results is crucial to the performance of PP mode.
Discrimination
Pick the discrimination mode you want to detect in. Keep the coil parallel to the ground
moving it from left to right with a stable speed. Out of the metals highlighted it will cat-
egorize the metal detected so you are aware of what metal is buried. It will inform you
in two ways; 1. by highlighting the metal detected and 2. a tone response.
Discrimination identification accuracy can be influenced by moisture and temperature.
The coil sweeping speed can also affect discrimination, generally faster sweeping mo-
tion has a higher sensitivity.
Pinpointing
Pinpoint does a narrow search that will give you the exact location of a buried object. It will identify an object by a signal
and tone response. Hold the trigger to activate the pinpoint function. Once activated, sweep the coil over the target
area in an “X” pattern. Make a visual note of the place on the ground where the strongest signal is identified. Then dig
in the center of the “X.” When the trigger is released the metal detector will return back to
the previous mode. NOTE: Normally,the detector takes about 5 minutes to stabilize after it
powers on, it is not recommended to do pinpointing during this period of time. The sensi-
tivity of detector will drift over time. If sensitivity drifts upward,the detector will sound off
spontaneously. If sensitivity drifts downward,the detector will become less sensitive. Drift
is exacerbated by the environment condition change especially the temperature change.
so, in case the sensitivity drifts , you can try Ground Grab again.
Notch Modes
When in Notch there are four options:
All Metals:
Use this mode if you are looking for a wide range of objects. It is designed to
find all metal objects.
Coin:
When using this mode it will show you the metals found in coins. It is designed to find
all types of coins and eliminate trash objects such as iron and foil.
Jewelry:
When in this mode it will show you the metals common in jewelry. It is designed
to find jewelry such as rings, bracelets, watches and necklaces.
Custom:
Use this mode if you want to choose the specific metals to search for . It is designed
for you to find certain metal objects that you programmed it to.
When an object is detected it will highlight the name of the metal found as well as use a tone
that identifies the metal.
GPS
The GPS mode allows you to save certain locations that you are wanting to return to later. The
farthest it will read you from your saved location is 999 yds. The closer you get to the saved spot
the lower the number will go, 000 yds means you’ve reached your spot. NOTE: While in use, please
keep the control box away from metal objects or magnetic materials because those objects affect
the accuracy of its internal compass.
