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In  the  „

auto  discr“  /  „reject“

  mode the  device  memorizes  only  the  purity  coefficient 

ID1

 

of a metal, and in the 

“AUTO DISCR“ / „REJECT“ 

mode it memorizes both coefficients 

–  for  purity

  ID1, 

and  for  magnetism 

ID2.

  The  display  shows  an  indication,  for  example: 

R:  -9,  -28“ 

(corresponding  to  „

ID1  =  -9“, 

and

  „ID2  =  -28“

)

.

  In  this  case  the  device  will 

eliminate signals  from a  located  metal, only  if  both  memorized  coefficients coincide.  I.  e., 

ti will operate more precisely, but beside „

rng1“

, the value of „

rng2“

 will also be the one 

that will matter, as 

ID2

 is also taken into consideration. The setting of „

rng2“

 refers to the 

indication of 

ID2

 and is analogue to „

rng1“

, but „

rng2“

 can change within the limits (1 – 

10).  

 

For  example:  if  a  metal  with  coefficients  „

R:  -9,  -28“

  has  been  memorized  and  for 

rng1“

 a value of 

„1“

  has been chosen, and 

„3“

  for „

rng2“

, the device will react only to 

metals with signals from „

R: -8, -25

“ to „

R: -10, -31“,

 or the ranges of location will be for 

ID1

 with 1 unit under and 1 unit above the memorized value

 „-9“

, and for 

ID2

 they will be 

3 units under and 3 units above the memorized value of 

„-28“. 

 

In the sub – modes 

„reject / REJECT“

 one can also additionally select „

auto discr“ 

and

 “AUTO DISCR“

 to operate with extended range. This is indicated on the display with 

„+“

 at the end of the inscription - „

auto discr +“ 

and

 “AUTO DISCR +“. 

 

In  the  modes  with 

„+“

  at  the  end,  „

auto  discr  +“ 

and

  “AUTO  DISCR  +“

  the 

common  signal  is  analyzed  and  at  a  change,  one  calculates  what  part  of  it  is  due  to  the 

background  of  the  soil,  and  what  part  is  provoked  by  another  object.  That  is  the  way  of 

calculation  what  is  the  signal  only  from  the  object,  it  is  close  to  that  one,  if  soil  doesn't 

have its own background or the object is situated in the air. These modes are most suitable 

for searching of ferrous objects among iron waste or in highly mineralized and ore soils, as 

well as under active stones, ceramics or slag. 

 

The  difference  between  both  modes: 

“AUTO  DISCR“ 

and 

“AUTO  DISCR  +“ 

is 

that,  that  in  the 

“AUTO  DISCR“ 

mode  the  device  memorizes  both  coefficients  for  purity 

of metal

 ID1 

and for  magnetism

 ID2, 

while in the 

“AUTO DISCR +“

 mode it  memorizes 

only 

ID2

  and  eliminates  undesired  objects  only  by  the  magnetic  properties.  This  is  the 

mode  in  which  one  can  successfully  register

 

non  –  magnetic  metal  objects  between  iron 

Summary of Contents for Stinger 2

Page 1: ...1 STINGER 2 User s Operating Manual ______________________________________________________________________ Made in Bulgaria www biznetmall com stinger2...

Page 2: ...movement Button Auto GEB serves for automatic setting of the device to earth conditions of a working terrain and for memorization of definite objects or soil Button MODE used for switching between di...

Page 3: ...he well the metal nut of the coupling to the terminal of the box Upon switching off unscrew the nut completely and pull out the coupling without pulling or twisting the cable of the coil This way you...

Page 4: ...e for localization of the precise position of an already located metal and one can also work in those modes permanently The fastest one is Static 1 mode and the slowest one Static 4 Dynamic are dynami...

Page 5: ...DISCR which features are explained below Searching metal objects is made by moving search coil toward ground surface fig 1 fig 2 Fig 1 Wrong Correct Fig 2 The search coil should not touch the ground d...

Page 6: ...lls an object it produces a signal which is displayed on both indicators ID1 and ID2 and on the indication Level of the intensity of the signal Should this signal is louder than the threshold chosen o...

Page 7: ...ic the consumption of the device is greater than in slow modes i e in slow modes the device is more economic and can work longer with one charging of the accumulators Fast modes of searching are suita...

Page 8: ...it is not necessary any changes to be made on the settings the device can be turned again into operation position through pushing and holding of SELECT for 3 sec 2 2 Setting of the operating parameter...

Page 9: ...the location of the object Upon localization of an object if the common signal becomes louder than Level 350 the sound changes into a very low deep tone and on the first 2 rows to the right there appe...

Page 10: ...2 upon memorization of a definite object The AUTO DISCR mode is suitable when the background of the soil is negligibly small and doesn t change in considerable degree the signal received upon localiza...

Page 11: ...e accept 12 At an AUTO DISCR mode the device memorizes both coefficients for purity ID1 and for magnetism ID2 An indication appears on the display for example A 12 10 corresponding to ID1 12 and ID2 1...

Page 12: ...3 units above the memorized value of 28 In the sub modes reject REJECT one can also additionally select auto discr and AUTO DISCR to operate with extended range This is indicated on the display with a...

Page 13: ...s the device operates more effectively for bigger objects and can successfully memorize and eliminate undesired bigger objects or more active soils in REJECT mode When operating in auto discr reject m...

Page 14: ...soil The bigger the reflecting surface of the object the deeper it is to be found soil composition and mineralization level the drier and more homogeneous the soil the easier it will be to adapt the d...

Page 15: ...rt sound signals Charging depending on the level of discharge of the batteries It s not necessary to keep eyes on charge device because it is supplied with automatic turn off and batteries couldn t be...

Page 16: ...e are 4 terminals with sightholes in the jack of the back panel of the device Put something sharp like a knife or a screwdriver in the sightholes and make them wider Thus the coupling will fit better...

Page 17: ...ning to your detector by following these basic care and protection guidelines Operate your detector exactly as recommended in this Operator Instruction Manual The search coil cable is hard wired to th...

Page 18: ...an the detector with a soft cloth to remove dust moisture or other contaminants When transporting the detector in a car during hot weather store it on the floor of the passenger compartment if possibl...

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