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The identification graph is a graphical representation of the data collected by the
identification circuit while moving the search coil over an object and is stored in the device’s
memory. This feature is unique to this detector, and allows for quicker identification of ferrous
objects than any other method.
If the graph closely resembles a straight or inclined line
then an object's composition is very likely to be of a single
material and the digital identification has a high probability of
being correct (a straight line in the range of iron is iron,
a straight line in the range of non-ferrous metals is most
probably a non-ferrous metal).
When the graph is clearly bent, curved or spread
across the whole of the display, it is highly probable that you
are dealing with an object such as a can, a thin steel sheet or
other steel object whose magnetic properties are lesser than
its conductive properties.
Adjusting the Sensitivity level, Discrimination or access to the Notch function is done
straight from the detector’s operating mode. The way to access the settings is described below.
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