Fisher M-Scope COIN STRIKE, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Your new Coin Strike provides you with 3 memory locations to
store your favorite control settings. These memory locations will
store the Iron DISC level, THRESHOLD level, SENSITIVITY level, and
NOTCH disc. Please note that the SALT Mode and VOLUME level
will not be stored.
At this point, we would also like to remind you that your Coin Strike
has a last-setting memory feature. This means that the unit will
maintain the control settings when it is turned OFF, saving the same
settings for you when you turn your Coin Strike back ON (except
for the salt mode; this will always default to salt mode off).
By pressing the MENU button to enter the MENU mode and then
pressing it again until the “MEM” icon begins flashing, you will be
ready to store or recall your settings. Memory address “0” always
contains your current control settings, and is not a location to store
settings for later recall.
STORING SETTINGS:
1. Set the controls (DISC, THRESH, SENS, and NOTCH) by using
the MENU button to select the control, and the UP and
DOWN arrow buttons to set to the desired levels.
2. Once the controls are set, press the MENU button until the
“MEM” icon blinks.
3. Use the UP or DOWN arrow buttons to select the MEM 1,
MEM 2, or MEM 3 storage location.
4. Then, press and hold the P/P MEM button for about 3
seconds. When the settings are stored, an audio tone will
sound and the “MEM” icon will blink twice. Release the P/P
MEM button and you are in the search mode and ready to
hunt. In addition, the settings are stored in the MEM location
you chose (1, 2, or 3).
RECALLING SETTINGS:
1. To recall a stored setting, press the MENU button to enter
the MENU mode, and then press it repeatedly until the MEM
icon is selected.
2. Using the UP or DOWN arrow buttons, select the MEM
location you want to recall.
Then, press the P/P MEM button for only 1 second and release it. A
brief audio tone will sound and the detector will enter the search
mode in the settings you recalled.
Selecting the factory preset (FP) memory setting is described on
page 10.
SETTING MEMORY CONTROL
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