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The Minelab SD2200v2

3.

Unpacking  and  Assembly

a) Place the two armrest halves (7) on either side of the

 

shaft assembly

(6) and ensure that the bolt holes line up.

b) Slide two nylon bolts (8) through the holes and screw nylon wing nuts

(9) onto the bolts with a couple of turns.

c) Slide the ‘T’ section on top of the control box (5) into the assembled

armrest (7) (with the detector stand at the rear). Tighten the nylon

wing nuts (9) by hand.

d) Push the armrest cover

 

(10) over the assembled armrest (7).

e) Ensure  that  the  lower  shaft  has  two  teardrop  rubber  washers  (19)

installed. They should always be full thickness and should be replaced

regularly as they wear out.

f) Push the lower shaft into the mounting bracket on the coil

 

(1) and

ensure that the coil decal

 

faces the front.

g) Align the holes in the coil

 

mounting bracket and the lower shaft. Push

a nylon bolt (19) through the holes and fit a nylon wing nut (19) which

should be tightened by hand. 

DO NOT

 over tighten as the coil housing

may be damaged.

h) Adjust the shaft length and coil

 

angle for a comfortable position. Minelab

recommends that the shaft length be set to give a comfortable sweep

length of approximately 2 metres (see section 7 for more details on

detecting techniques).

i) Wind the coil cable

 

around the shaft and plug the coil connector into

the  coil  socket  on  the  control  box.  Ensure  that  the  cable  is  firmly

attached to the shaft without strain and cannot move around, especially

near the coil. Fasten the cable to the shaft with the supplied Velcro

TM

straps (19). Leave enough slack at the bottom of the cable near the

coil

 

to allow the coil

 

angle to be adjusted without placing strain on the

coil cable. If the cable is able to move around, especially near the coil,

it will be ‘seen’ by the detector and cause random noises, which can

be very confusing.

Note:

 

Always ensure that the 

Power

 switch on the control box is turned

“Off” before connecting or disconnecting the coil.

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j) Fit the battery (12) into the battery bag (13).
k) Plug the headphones (17) into the socket in the cap of the battery.
l) Put on the battery bag (13). Ensure that the 

Power

 switch on the control

box is set to “Off”. Plug the connector on the bag cable into the 

Power

connector on the control box. This cable connects the battery and

headphones to the detector. The bungy cord (18) can be attached to

the knuckle on the shaft to take some of the weight when prospecting.

An adjustable hand strap on the handle allows you to relax and flex

your fingers without putting the detector down.

Figure 2 - SD2200v2 Battery Assembly

Summary of Contents for SD2200V2

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Page 2: ...ATA OR BOTH Minelab Electronics Pty Limited This work is copyright Apart from any use as permitted under the Copyright Act 1968 no part may be reproduced by any process without prior written permissio...

Page 3: ...d balance as well as discriminating between ferrous and non ferrous items makes this machine easier and faster to use than ever before It will re open old gold fields where mineralised or hot ground a...

Page 4: ...mplete Shaft Assembly 8012 0029 7 Armrest 2 halves 8001 0014 8 1 Nylon Bolts 2 4001 0001 9 Nylon Wing Nuts 2 4002 0003 10 Armrest Cover 8001 0012 11 Armrest Strap 8005 0019 12 6V 12Ah Gell Cell Batter...

Page 5: ...n 7 for more details on detecting techniques i Wind the coil cable around the shaft and plug the coil connector into the coil socket on the control box Ensure that the cable is firmly attached to the...

Page 6: ...oduced by different types of targets In the Shallow position signals from small targets close to the surface of the ground will be amplified allowing easier detection of such targets This option is be...

Page 7: ...the threshold to be blanked or silenced In Disc ID mode a strong signal from a ferrous object will cause the threshold to be blanked just as it does in Disc mode In addition a signal of medium streng...

Page 8: ...e the SD2200v2 detector The section Detector sounds contains definitions of some terms with which the beginner should be acquainted 5 2 1 Detector Sounds Threshold This is the background sound produce...

Page 9: ...sier to hear these target signals This setting will also tend to boost ground noise so this setting is best used in quiet ground Instruction Manual Page 15 The Deep position is recommended when lookin...

Page 10: ...ility searching in Fixed and regularly rebalancing when required can have advantages People who have used previous SD models must note that setting the Channel switch does not affect the operation of...

Page 11: ...r needs to monitor the pitch of the signal as the coil is swept over the buried metal target Most ferrous targets will produce a changing pitch signal as the coil is moved back and forth across the ta...

Page 12: ...interpretation indicating an overload of signal Lift the coil slightly higher above the ground and the discrimination functions will return The Disc mode discrimination will only blank a ferrous sign...

Page 13: ...eas where the unreasonable abundance of trash makes the digging of everything impractical Note Discrimination functions will work only on strong positive signals Weak signals will give normal all meta...

Page 14: ...as reduced battery life can result Instruction Manual Page 25 7 Detecting Techniques 7 1 Searching The SD2200v2 is a motion detector which means that it must be moving in relation to a target in order...

Page 15: ...ps The charcoal may be below the ground level and it is not always obvious until you have actually dug up and located the cause of these noises a few times Once the charcoal is removed from the ground...

Page 16: ...ays replace any soil and grass that you have removed Carry at least one of the following digging tools with you when searching The best tools are a small strong digging spade a pick a shovel a crowbar...

Page 17: ...ronic instrument It is finely engineered and housed in a durable container Take care of it in the following way It is vitally important to keep the connectors dry and clean Do not expose the detector...

Page 18: ...Minelab reserves the right to make changes to this specification without notice Length Maximum 1 3m Minimum 1 1m Weight Complete excl battery 2 4kg Configuration Shaftmount Yes Hipmount No Transmissi...

Page 19: ...to the Product Warranty card Please note it is the responsibility of the owner to pay transport costs for the detector to and from Minelab for repair Instruction Manual Page 35 12 Accessories Figure...

Page 20: ...Good depth on Can be adversely Monoloop small medium affected by some Good nuggets variable mineralisation 11 Double D Good but Monoloops Good Good standard are recommended issue 18 Greatest depth on...

Page 21: ...nvironmentally safe manner Disposal of unwanted electronic equipment in landfilled waste may contribute to adverse long term environmental effect due to the leaching of contaminating and toxic substan...

Page 22: ...he Minelab SD2200v2 Minelab Service Repair Form Today s Date Detector Model Serial No Purchased From Purchase Date Part s Supplied for Service Description of Fault Owner s Name Address Phone B H A H F...

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