GOLDEN MASK Deep Hunter Pro 3SE, Инструкция по эксплуатации

Страница: 11 / 16

GM Electronics Ltd.
the various signals, which will lead to better use of the great
capabilities of the
Golden Mask Deep Hunter Pro3se.
8.Signal additional amplification (“BOOST”).
The additional amplification of the received signal provides
increased depth of detection (about 20%), but Its’ use is
recommended only after acquiring some experience in working
with the unit, since increased sensitivity could lead to increased
number of ghost or false signals.
Setting different values of the
“SENSITIVITY” and using the
“BOOST” button can lead to different behavior of the device.
You will understand this function with practice and experience.
9. “ Silent” Mode
In “Silent” mode the detector can be switched with the
"AUDIO TONE On/Off" knob, when it is set to "Off". This mode
can be chosen at any time. In “Silent” mode the “ticking”
sound is not heard and the presence of metal target will be
indicated with a high pitch tone for non-ferrous metals, and low
pitch tone for ferrous metals. In the
“Silent” mode the
sensitivity is lower, but this mode is very suitable for highly
“trashy" sites (where some small, mainly iron metal objects are
present, and these objects are not an objective of the search).
In
“Silent” mode, the detector achieves a better “rejection” of
junk metals and provides a much more efficient search of large
objects.
10.Rejection of small metal objects.
Often, in an area where large metal objects are searched for
and the metal detector is set to high sensitivity, many
(unwanted) small metal targets could be indicated. Decreasing
the sensitivity and/or use of
“Silent” mode sometimes could
return acceptable results, but the Golden Mask Deep Hunter
Pro3se provides the ability to eliminate small metal objects
without reducing the sensitivity. This is accomplished with the
“TRASH/GB” knob. The lower the value selected with this
knob, smaller metal objects are detected. After doing some
Golden Mask Deep Hunter pro3se – Instruction manual
11