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Summary of Contents for MOLE

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Page 2: ...ction 7 2 Generalinstructions 7 3 Control setup and indication bodies 7 4 Preperationfor operation 11 5 Operationwiththe device 12 6 Additionalcapabilities ofthe device 13 7 Troubleshooting 15 8 Technicalmaintenance 15 9 Transportationandstorage 16 10 Instructions foroperating withthe charger 17 11 Warranty 19 12 Packing certificate 19 Contents T EC H N IC A L D E S CR I P TI O N O PE R A TI N G M...

Page 3: ...dielectric and poorly conducting mediums The device operates under the environmental temperature range from 20 up to 50 C and relative humidityup to 95 at temperature of25 C 1 Introduction 2 Application Technical description is intended for studying MOLE device It comprises technical features and some other data of arrangement and operating principle of the device necessary for providing its prope...

Page 4: ...tivity level and audio alarm adjustment ground influence compensation selecting of searching range according to metal type sensitivityadjustment to ground discontinuity screen backlight selecting of one from three operating frequencies Storage battery charge level is displayed at the symbolic picture of battery at the LCD left bottom corner During the operating process short clicks are heard with ...

Page 5: ...owing components 1 Electronic unit with handle and telescopic bar 2 Armrest 3 Two storage batteries 4 Search head 5 Headphones 6 Charger 7 Cable for connection of the charger to the storage battery 8 Cable for connection of the charger to car power supply 9 Operating manual 10 Sample 11 Case for transportation and storage 1 2 3 3 4 5 6 8 7 9 10 11 ...

Page 6: ...is placed in the back pack During transportation to the place of work and working process the back pack is placed at the operator s back The back pack is included in the set and supplied upon the request of the customer The following device s components are the subjects for marking 1 Storage battery voltage capacity accumulator type company s logo 2 Charger technical characteristics 3 Electronic u...

Page 7: ...fig 2 1 MENU button On entering to the setup mode and shifting to the next parameter or switching on the device at first pressing 2 COMP button operative ground compensation or at the setup mode decreasing the parameter 3 MODE button in the standard operating mode standard mode or the mode of defining the size and the distance to the object in the special operating mode special mode or the mode of...

Page 8: ... press the On button one more time during next 2 seconds otherwise in the device starts working in the standard operating mode fig 6 Standardoperatingmode At switching on in the standard operating mode the device automaticallyadjusts the average sensitivitylevel and audio alarm volume In this mode at pressing the MENU button audioalarm loudness volume pictogram appears at LCD fig 7 With the help o...

Page 9: ...e required masking bound fig 18 In case the right bound overlays the left one a window between them will bemasked fig 19 20 Thus thereis an option audioalarm mayaccompanyeither the detection of definite type of object or the detection of all objects except unnecessary After next pressing the MENU button audioalarm loudness volume pictogram appears at LCD fig 7 With the help of and buttons user may...

Page 10: ...th the help of the MODE button At pressing the COMP button Ground compensation pictogram fig 10 appears at LCD After that during several seconds it is necessary tomove the search head above the ground area free from metal objects untill the device comes in operating mode In case of proper compensation while further moving of the search head above the ground the audio alarm should be absent At the ...

Page 11: ...al alarm 4 Switch off the device holding the button Off more than for 2 sec Settingup the device 1 Adjust the length oftelescopic bar with the help of clamps fig 29 2 Select the slope angle of search head towards the bar in such a way that the search head would be parallel to the ground surface during the work with the device This po sition should be fixed with the help of clamping lever fig 27 3 ...

Page 12: ...tween closely located objects of the device are much higher In the additional mode of defining the size and the distance tothe object fig 33 while the search head is moving horizontal over the suspected place of the object location leftward rightward or right ward leftward the displaying ofthe received data at LCD takes place Then while criss cross moving of the search head above the object its lo...

Page 13: ...ticularobjects In thecaseof selectivesearch onlyau dio alarm forignoredobjectsisabsent whereasLCDdis plays alldetected objects The indication of variousobject featuresis based on shifting of phasesbetween emittedandreflectedfrom the object signals The signal from ferrous metal object has leftward phaseshift thesignalfromnonferrousmetaland alloyobjecthasrightwardphaseshift Shiftvaluedepends onmanyf...

Page 14: ...ace fig 38 and one audiosignal while the search head moving along the coin s arris fig 39 If the coin is oriented at an angle to the ground surface when the search head is moving along the arris one audio signal is heard fig 40 while leftward rightward moving ifthecoin inclined tothe right also one signal is heard fig 41 and while moving rightward leftward two audio signals fig 42 The device allow...

Page 15: ...ut the storage battery for 1 min and insert it again Refer to repairing facility or to the manufacturer 8 Technical maintenance The device does not switch on The device does not switch on LEDs of the charger corpus are not lit Storage battery is fully dis charged Failure of operation No power at the main or charger block is malfunc tioning PROBLEM POSSIBLE REMEDY fig 45 7 Troubleshooting During th...

Page 16: ...the technical vaseline 5 Charge the storage battery in due course Transportation and storage of the device should be perfomed in the case for transportation and storage at the temperature from 30 up to 50 C and relative humidityup to 93 Thedevice should be protected from dust vapors acids alkalis aggressive gases and other harmful impurities causing corrosion The device in the case can be transpor...

Page 17: ...e charger and storage battery in order to reveal defects of the corpus and its connectors perform its repairing if necessary 2 Make sure of damp absence inside and outside the charger 3 Connect the storage battery with the charger with the help of the cable 4 Insert the charger into the wall outlet or con nect it to the car power supply At that green LED at the charger corpus should lit up 5 In 1 ...

Page 18: ...d thermal damages damp and dust exposures Do not open the charger corpus Preserve the charger from falling impacts and shaking Crude exploitation may lead to the charger failure Do not prevent natural ventilation of the charger corpus After transportation under low temperatures before connecting the charger to the main keep it opened at room temperature of 20 C for 2 hours In case of absence of LE...

Page 19: ...Manufacturer The Manufacturer does not bear responsibilityfor the defects and failures of the devices caused by their improper handling or misuse The warrantywill be invalid bythe User s making or allowing any alteration or repair of the devices without the Manufacturer s consent Portable selective microprocessor metal detector MOLE serial number _______________________________________ is packed b...

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