MODE
5 search modes adapted to different ground conditions and target types are offered by
RACER 2
. Names of the search modes are defined as ALL METAL, TWO TONE, THREE TONE,
BEACH and DEEP on the menu screen. You can easily switch between the modes by using
the direction keys during your search. The name of the selected mode is shown framed on
screen. While in settings, the selection cursor appears on the selected setting and the
current mode name is underlined. For more details, please read the MODES sections
carefully. (page 13-14).
GAIN
It is the depth setting of the device. It is also used to eliminate the ambient
electromagnetic signals from the surrounding environment and noise signals transmitted
from ground.
Gain setting range is 01-99 and pre-defined for each mode. All modes start at default
settings. They can be manually modified when necessary. Gain adjustment applies to the
selected mode; the modified setting does not affect the gain setting of the other modes.
NOTE:
In case of the coil overloading due to very high mineralization, decreasing the gain
will overcome the situation.
For more details, please refer to GAIN, iSAT and THRESHOLD section.
ID FILTER
TARGET ID is the number produced by the metal detector based on the conductivity of the
metals and gives an idea to the user about what the target may be. Target ID is shown with
two digits on the display and ranges between 00-99.
Select a setting from the menu by using the
up/down buttons. The value of the selected
setting is shown on the display. You can change
the value by using the + and - buttons.
If up/down and +/- buttons are kept pressed for
a certain period, options and values change
more rapidly.
If no button is pressed for a while after selecting a
setting or changing its value, the device
automatically returns to MODE option. Pulling the
trigger enables you to return to the MODE option
without waiting (except for Notch Filter, Tone Break and Audio Tone options).
NOTE
: Certain settings are mode specific and thus cannot be selected in other modes. For
details, please read the explanations about the settings carefully.
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