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Chapter 5 DFX
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Pro Options
24. V.D.I. Sensitivity
Controls how strong a target must respond to pro-
duce a display indication, and controls a third digit
(fraction) of the V.D.I. number.
V.D.I. Sensitivity controls the intensity (strength)
of the target signal needed to activate the display
indications. A low V.D.I. Sensitivity setting would
require a strong target signal to trigger the display
indications. A higher V.D.I. Sensitivity setting
would require very little target signal to trigger the
display indications.
To provide greater specifi c target resolution, levels
of 86 and above will provide a third V.D.I. digit
(.0) to better evaluate targets. During EDIT only
the fi rst two digits can be programmed ACCEPT or
REJECT.
As with all sensitivity levels, if set too high for
the area, the detector will become unstable and the
display indications unreliable.
Low ground mineralization is typically a good
indication that high V.D.I. sensitivity settings are
appropriate. Heavy mineralization or electrical
interference are conditions where a lower V.D.I.
Sensitivity setting is appropriate.
This feature is designed to allow adjustment of the
display stability. However, because the instrument's
display and audio tone are closely associated in
many of the audio modes, the V.D.I. Sensitivity
may increase or decrease overall audio sensitivity.
(Display section)
Tips -
Lower V.D.I. SEN-
SITIVITY level (smaller
numbers) offer fewer and
more reliable display indi-
cations. However, some
deep targets may or may
not respond with a display
indication. Higher V.D.I.
SENSITIVITY levels (higher
numbers) produce more
display indications, but less
reliability. Levels of 86 and
above produce a third V.D.I.
digit (.0), providing greater
resolution. Settings from 0
- 99 are available.
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