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2. DISPLAYS 

Targets are indicated by target icons and LCD displays located at the top of 

the detector. It can indicate coins of different type, gold, silver etc. When the 

detector detects an object, an arrow appears below the target icon of 

probable type of metal being detected. Also displays the depth of the target. 

If the detector receives a strong signal, the arrow appears steadily. If the 

signal is weak, the arrow blinks or does not appear.   

Note:  

 

If the detecting pauses for about 5 seconds, the arrow will disappear. 

 

If an arrow points to a coin denomination, the detector might be 

detecting either a coin or another type of metal (such as jewelry, tokens, 

medals, or even junk metal) about same size and type as the coin. 

 

Since the indications are approximations, the detector might not have 

actually found the item it indicates. The indicator is only a visual 

reference to help you decide if an item is worth investigating.        

 

 

     

METAL ICONS

SENSITIVITY LEVEL

LOW BATT

OPERATION MODE 
BUTTONS

TARGET INDICATION

DEPTH

SENSITIVITY DISC/NOTCH
 CONTROL INDICATION

DISC/NOTCH RANGE

 

 
GOLD Range 

IRON FOI

L—indicates that the target is probably iron or foil. Some oxidized 

iron might register somewhere within the SILVER range. 

5¢(NICKEL)—

indicates that the target is probably 5¢ or a nickel. 

PULL TAB

—indicates that the target is probably a pull tab from an 

aluminium can. Some rough gold items might register within PULL TAB 

category. 

 

Summary of Contents for QP-2307

Page 1: ...1 QP 2307 Metal Detector OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...ck look at the detector 6 Displays 6 Tones 7 Operation 8 Turning on the detector 8 Setting the operation mode 9 Testing and using the detector 9 Indoor testing and use 10 Outdoor testing and use 11 Se...

Page 3: ...Discrimination sounds distinctive tones for different types of metal Notch ignores junk metal and finds valuable items by setting the disc and notch range Super Slow Sweep Identification with a very s...

Page 4: ...nut counter clockwise to lock it in place 4 Unscrew the knob on the search coil and remove the knob connector Insert the stem and align the holes on the search coil bracket and the stem Push the conn...

Page 5: ...de the POWER button to turn off the power 2 Slide the left and right battery covers off in the direction of the arrow 3 Place a 9V battery into the battery compartment matching the polarity symbols an...

Page 6: ...sten at extremely high volume levels Extended high volume listening can lead to permanent hearing loss Do not wear headphones while operating your detector near high traffic areas Pay attention to tra...

Page 7: ...r another type of metal such as jewelry tokens medals or even junk metal about same size and type as the coin Since the indications are approximations the detector might not have actually found the it...

Page 8: ...you set the detector to the DISC or NORCH modes the built in audio identification system sounds a unique audio tone for each of three categories of metal This makes it easier to identify the metal be...

Page 9: ...ou operate in this mode controls of DISC and NOTCH do not function except SENS To adjust the sensitivity first press SENS and UP to increase the sensitivity then press Dn to decrease it b DISC used fo...

Page 10: ...the floor Most buildings have metal of some kind in the floor which might interfere with the objects you re testing or mask the signal completely 5 Slowly sweep a sample of the material you want the d...

Page 11: ...grass or weeds 4 Hold the search coil level to the ground about 1 2 inches above the surface slowly move the search coil over the area where you placed the sample sweeping the search coil in a side t...

Page 12: ...ground electrical interference or large irregular piece of junk metal False signals are usually broken or non repeatable Adjusting SENSITIVITY After you become familiar with how your detector works it...

Page 13: ...ng side to side motion 2 Make a visual note of exact spot on the ground where the detector beeps 3 Stop the search coil directly over this point on the ground Then move the search coil straight forwar...

Page 14: ...The following suggestions will help you care for your metal detector so you can enjoy it for years Handle the detector gently and carefully Dropping it can damage circuit boards and cases and can caus...

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