3.
Insert the mounting screw through the holes in the mounting ears and pole tip—entering
from the side opposite the cable connection.
4.
Install the thumb nut on the mounting screw and tighten by hand.
Note: Do not overtighten the thumb nut. It should be snug but not too difficult to
loosen up.
5.
On the middle pole assembly, depress the two spring buttons and slide the middle pole
assembly into the upper pole assembly until the spring buttons click into the holes, thus
locking the two assemblies into place. Tighten the pole lock to secure the two assemblies
together.
6.
Slide lower pole into middle pole until spring buttons click into the first set of adjustment
holes. Turn pole lock to tighten, thus locking the assembly into place.
7.
Wrap the cable around the pole leaving enough slack near the searchcoil to permit
searchcoil adjustment.
Note: Do not allow the cable to flop loosely over the searchcoil.
Since the detector is sensitive enough to “see” the tiny wires in the cable, a floppy cable
can cause false signals as the searchcoil senses the moving wires.
8.
Plug the male cable end into the female connector on the control housing and tighten the
cable thumb nut. You are finished!
Note: You will want to adjust the pole length and the searchcoil angle to your
preference.
