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Metal 

Detectors

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Mill Hill, Blackburn

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User 

Manual

Thank you for purchasing a VK-Series 

detector from VIKING. This is one of a  family

of microprocessor driven metal detectors

that are very simple to use yet provide 

excellent performance. The VK20 is a motion

metal detector and the VK30 also provides

non-motion operation, which assists with the

accurate pinpointing of targets.

Please take time to read this booklet. It will guide

you through each of the available features to

ensure you get the best out of your detector.

The term 'motion' used above simply means the

search head needs to be kept moving in order to

detect metal items.

This allows the 

microprocessor to analyse the received signals

and discriminate against poor quality metals.

When a suitable target is detected, an audible

'beep' is heard either from the loudspeaker or

headphones (if connected).

Getting Started

1.

Unpack The  Detector

There are two main sections. The 'S' shaft, onto

which is mounted the control box, armrest and

detector stand, and the lower shaft with the

search head.

2.

Assemble The  Detector

Note the spring button clip protruding from near

the top end of the lower shaft. Slide the lower

shaft into the 'S' shaft, wrapping the cable 

snugly, but not tightly, round the shaft. When 

correctly aligned the spring button clip will click

into 1 of the 3 holes in the 'S' shaft.

3.

Tighten the coupling

Turn the coupling to the 'lock' position as 

indicated by the arrow. This makes a rigid 

connection between the two parts of the shaft.

4.

Insert Battery

The detector takes a single PP3 (alkaline) 9V

battery.

This is placed in the battery 

compartment on the back of the control box.

ENSURE THE BATTERY IS INSERTED THE

CORRECT WAY  ROUND

Push the drawer back into the detector until it

clicks. Please note the drawer can only be 

inserted the one way.

VK20 Display  Panel

1.

Off / On - Sensitivity Control

2.

Discrimination Control

3.

Detector Display

4.

Inland / Beach Switch

VK20 & VK30

1

4

1

3

2

Summary of Contents for VK20

Page 1: ...rom the loudspeaker or headphones if connected Getting Started 1 Unpack The Detector There are two main sections The S shaft onto which is mounted the control box armrest and detector stand and the lo...

Page 2: ...ay unit indicates the current setting 2 Discrimination Control On the VK30 only this control has two functions When turned fully anticlockwise it will click and switch the detector into All Metal mode...

Page 3: ...gets 5 All Metal Mode VK30 only Turning the discrimination control fully anticlock wise switches the detector into All Metal mode This mode allows more accurate pinpointing of the target as the search...

Page 4: ...ndgrip with your arm in the rest Lower the search head to the ground ensuring that it is flat to the ground If you feel the length of the shaft or the position of the armrest are wrong adjust them now...

Page 5: ...An alternative method of use is to search in All Metal mode as selected by the discrimination control The push button can be used to retune the detector if drift has occurred by pressing and releasin...

Page 6: ...ak or corrode they could cause serious damage to the detector Warranty Service Return of the enclosed guarantee card entitles the original purchaser to a full 2 year guarantee from the original purcha...

Page 7: ...nd yourself digging them up again in the future Do yourself and the community a favour by taking the junk you find to the nearest litter bin 5 If you discover any live ammunition or other lethal objec...

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