-The loss of depth during the operation in the Automatic Mode could be due to
incorrect tuning of the detector.
General Notes
Interference
In most of the cases interference is due to magnetic disturbances like power lines
and may make detection difficult. Heavy current cables nearby could cause
severe interference. Magnetic effects of soil, and its high mineralization could
also cause interfering signals. To reduce them, see “field guide” for detail of
interference removal operation.
Maintenance
Do not store the detector if the device is wet or dirty. Keep the connectors and
jacks dry and clean. In case of malfunction, first check the battery voltage and
the cable connections. Repair work should be carried out only by trained
personnel. Inexperienced intervention would cause expiry of the warranty.
Tampering with the seals will void any and all warranties. Either expressed or
implied. Unit has no user serviceable parts. Unit has no internal batteries.
Batteries
We suggest using a Multi-Meter to test the battery voltage prior to using
instrument. Overcharging of batteries may cause the unit to cease operation.
You should be able to run the instrument for 16-20 hours prior to recharging
the batteries. Charging time on empty battery is max.14 hours.
Storage
Store your equipment in a clean dry place. Excessive moisture may cause
damage to your equipment. Traveling from a cold area to a hot area may cause
condensation. If the conditions for condensation are present, give the equipment
time to adjust prior to turning on.
Permission and Laws
Prior to searching and digging you must have permission to search private
property from the owner or caretaker. Know the laws that apply to the area you
are going to search in. Laws vary a great deal with the City, County, State, and
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