Instruction manual

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Audio Menu
Sounds
Range: Conduct or Ferrous
Factory Preset: Conduct
The Sounds setting allows you to set
the detector to emit a distinct audio
response based on either a target’s ferrous
characteristics or its conductive properties. To
test your selection it is necessary to move the
coil across one or more targets with dierent
conductive and ferrous characteristics.
Note: Even though you can still adjust the
Sounds when the No. of Tones is set to 1,
it will not have any eect on the target
audio response.
Conduct
When Conduct is selected, audio tones are
emitted according to the target’s conductivity
(the horizontal axis of the Smartnd Window,
or the second number in the Digital Screen).
A high pitched signal denotes a large, highly
conductive object with Target Crosshair
displayed near the right of the Smartnd
Window (or near a CO number of 50).
A low pitched signal denotes a small object
with low conductivity; the Target Crosshair
is displayed near the left of the Smartnd
Window (or near a CO number of 1).
Tip: Conduct is often preferred by coin hunters,
as desirable targets such as gold, copper and
silver coins will give a high tone signal response,
compared to low conductive junk targets such
as foil and pull tabs.
Tone ID
The Tone ID sub-menu allows you to dene
how the tone of the audio varies when
dierent target characteristics are detected.
This can be a very useful feature in identifying
targets close to each other.
Number (No.) of Tones
Range: 1, 2, 4 or Multi
Factory Preset: Multi
You may select how many dierent tonal
responses there are while detecting.
These are:
– 1; all sound is monotone,
– 2; all sound is duo tone i.e. low and high,
– 4; four dierent tones ranging from low
to high,
– Multi; multiple tonal responses to dierent
target signals.
The Factory Preset number of Tones is set
to ‘Multi’, giving multiple tonal responses to
dierent targets.
To change the Number of Tones:
1 Press the Menu button
2 Scroll across to Audio (using the Right or
Left Navigation button)
3 Scroll down to Tone ID (using the Down
Navigation button)
4 Press either the Left or Right Navigation
button to enter the Tone ID sub-menu
5 Scroll down to No. of Tones
6 Press either the Left or Right Navigation
button to change the No. of Tones
7 Press the Detect button to exit the Menu
and resume detecting
Conductivity
Conductivity
High Pitch
High Pitch
Low Pitch
Low Pitch