DISCRIMINATOR

Pulse Induction Metal Detector

SDP-3000
Design Dipl.Eng.Plamen Rashkov
www.deeptech-bg.com
T a b l e o f C o n t e n t s
SDP-3030 Introduction 3
SDP-3030 Package Contents
DISCRIMINATOR Controls !

SDP-3030 controls "#ront Panel$ !-%
SDP-3030 controls "Rear Panel$ %
Detection Mode Searc& T'(es "Standard)Auto*atic$ %-+
Detection range and ad,antages --.0
/uick Start 0uide ..1 Coil ..

/uick Start 0uide .*2.* coil ..-.3

DISCRIMINATOR 4 field guide .3-.3
Practical use in t&e Non-Discri*inating *ode of o(eration .-.!

Practical use in t&e Discri*inating *ode of o(eration .5-.%
0eneral notes 4 Interference6 Maintenance6 7atteries6 Storage6 .%-30
Troubles&ooting
Tec&nical S(ecifications 30-3.

0eneral ad,ice 3.-33
Product 8arrant' 33-33



INTROD9CTION
Congratulations on your choice of the DISCRIMINA!R. his Automatic "ull
Discriminator is a new generation of pulse induction metal detecting instruments.
It is used for locating larger and smaller #$% to &% '()cm * (+cm,- si.ed targets at
greater depths compared to any other con/entional metal detector. he pulse
induction system is de/eloped to automatically retune0 so that changes in the
ground minerali.ation and unwanted ferrous metal targets are eliminated. he
SD1 series Discriminator is a uni2ue combination of technologies that ta3es
ad/antage from other pulse induction detector technologies to create an easy to
use balanced system.
he DISCRIMINA!R wor3s at great depths and ranges by smooth and stable
operation from the control unit in automatic motion mode. arget identification
and discrimination is possible with the (m * (m s2uare 14C coil. 1inpointing is
achie/ed with the smaller ((% round shaft-mounted coil.
:o; does t&e SDP Auto*atic Discri*inator ;ork <
he search coil sends out short magnetic pulses and produces a strong magnetic
field abo/e the ground. he magnetic field induces eddy currents in the metal
ob5ects to be detected. hese currents generate a secondary electromagnetic field0
which flows outward from the target. A portion of this secondary field passes
through the antenna winding. his signal is processed by the electronics and
displayed by a tic3ing rate0 meter response and light indication. he timely
decoupling between the transmitting and recei/ing phases allows the SD1 series
to wor3 with an increased transmitting and recei/ing power.
he magnetometer sensor system senses the magnetism of ferrous fields. 6hen
the independent magnetometer sensor system senses the fields it displays a Red
78D 7ight when a target is ferrous.
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SDP-3030 Package Contents
= SDP-3030 Control 9nit>
= ..1 Round Searc& Coil>
= 3-Piece Round Searc& Coil :andle>
= . *eter ? . *eter S@uare Coil ;it& build-in Magneto*eter>
= S@uare coil Carr' Stra( ;)Ai( ties>
= C&arge s'ste* BNEW read below ;
= DCD ;it& Dee(Tec&Ds *anuals and *o,ies *ade all o,er t&e ;orld>
= Eeat&er Case for Fntire SDP-3030 9nit Package>
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DISCRIMINATOR Controls
Control unit
.G Dela' Control
a.Sets the Delay timing for /arious soil conditions.
3G Sensiti,it' Control
a. Sets the Sensiti/ity for the coil.
3G Interference Control
a. he ability to tune out bac3ground interference caused by electrical lines
in the area.
G T&res&old Control
a. 9sed to ground balance the detector.
!G Mode Selector
a. Ability to select between :A;D% #Automatic ; Discrimination-0 :SA%
#Sound All-0 :A;ND% #Automatic ; No Discrimination-.
5G Reset 7utton
a. 9sed to reset the threshold and re-balance instrument after changes are
made.
%G Signal Intensit' Meter
a. Indicates the intensity of the recei/ed signal.
+G #errous Metal Indicator Eig&t
a. Illuminates #only on (m * (m coil- when the discriminator has determined
that the target is composed of ferrous metals.
DFEAH-his 3nob changes delay in pulse induction signal. "ar left position is
for beaches or /ery light soil minerals #signal bounces bac3 to control unit fast
with small delay-. Set switch top center position for standard or general operating
conditions. "ar right position of 3nob to wor3 in hea/y mineral ground or 48R<
deep and large targets #allows signal to reach depths and return to unit also
mineral readings are more dissipated-.
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INTFR#FRFNCF- Setting for electromagnetic disturbances #i.e. 1ower 7ines-.
DISCRIMINATION S8ITC:- his control switch changes how a :ferrous%
metal target is read and described by control unit detail. op position :A;D% is to
gi/e a R8D led lamp indication when :ferrous% metal target is recei/ed0 along
with a remo/al of target signal sound when pic3ed up. Switch position center
:SA% is Semi-discrimination mode for smaller :ferrous% metal target trash.
Smaller :ferrous% metal targets will show R8D lamp indication and cut off signal
sound #discrimination-.
>ottom switch position :A;ND% is Automatic discrimination with N! audio
discrimination #sound is still heard- and R8D led lamp is indicated for :ferrous%
metal targets.
INTFNSITH MFTFR -Shows target intensity as getting closer to metal and also
indicates battery life when unit is first turned on. >attery is good if in the :battery
good% le/el. Charge otherwise.
ON-O##)SFNS- 3nob to turn control unit on0 show battery /oltage when turned
on0 and change how sensiti/e the coil is to metal targets. "ar left position is for
/ery large or near surface targets. >7AC? D! on control unit label is for
standard detection setting. "ar right position is for the highest sensiti/ity to
targets. Setting too high will recei/e all nearby metal targets. urn down 3nob if
unit is acti/e too often.
TRFS:-Is threshold or beginning of detection audio #sound-. Set hreshold to
gi/e one or two :tic3s% per second.
RFSFT- >utton to reset control unit in new ground conditions. Depressing button
one or more times is needed in each new target area or if any other settings are
changed. 1ressing reset o/er metal will ignore similar metal targets. he machine
needs to be reset o/er a clear area #not on targets-0 not including minerals in
ground.
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EFD INDICATOR -he red 78D light on the intensity meter indicates that the
target within the detection range of the coil is ferrous. Remember0 that after each
change of the Delay or Sensiti/ity controlAs setting0 you should wait for the
fading of the led indicator to continue your search.
RFAR PANFE O# CONTROE 7O?
7uilt-in louds(eaker - "or audible target indication
P&ones -An outlet for headphones with a stereo-5ac3
Safet' #use B SD1 is protected against feedbac3
.3C DC - &-pin female plug that adapts male end for e*ternal (+ 4olt battery
Coil -Connector for search coil. 7ightly screw down in a cloc3wise direction.
DISCRIMINATION
he DISCRIMINA!R 1ulse Induction Metal Detector is actually a Dual
Detector.
Not only is it e2uipped with 1ulse Induction it also has a built-in Magnetometer
sensor system to discriminate out what targets are ferrous. he Magnetometer
sensor system shows Iron #ferrous- targets indicated by a bright Red 78D light.
>y ha/ing this additional detector it allows the user to decide if the found target is
one of interest to reco/er.
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STANDART DISCRIMINATION SFARC:
#(m * (m Coil-
he loop cable is embedded in 14C tubes and can be assembled
for use or dismantled for transportation easily and 2uic3ly. he concentrated
magnetic field of the coil allows and e*cellent detection range on relati/ely small
metal ob5ects.
argets the si.e of a cash bo* are clearly detected from a distances of C-D feet.
7arger argets li3e a large metal treasure chest can be detected at a range of up to
(= feet or more depending on soil conditions. !ur practical tests ha/e pro/en this
search coil as the best one for treasure hunting with the SD1 Series.
A9TOMATIC MODF
#(m * (m Coil-
he detector retunes automatically to the changes of the ground conditions
#minerali.ation-. ?eeping constant operational height and all the slowly changing
e*ternal electromagnetic fields are not critical for the stable performance of the
SD1 pulse induction system.
R8MIND8RE Automatic Mode is motion detection. he search coil needs be
mo/ed completely through the target area.

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DFTFCTION RAN0F
heoretically the detection range increases with the increased targetAs si.e0 time in
ground0 until the si.e of the detected ob5ect is double the surface of the search
coil. Smaller coils of appro*imately ((% diameter ha/e a specific range of ob5ects0
which are detected well. Continuous wa/e detectorAs sensiti/ity is better on small
metal targets. Such coils and detectors ha/e reached their limits with a detection
range of appro*imately ( meter. 8normously large amounts of metal would be
necessary to increase their detection range o/er these limits. he search coil of
the pulse induction detectors could be increased to almost any si.e0 so that a large
long ranging magnetic field would be built up. he SD1 series wor3s using a
magnetic field caused by short pulses. he large search coil and the low fre2uency
applied ma3e it capable of penetrating deep into the ground.
An important disad/antage of the other pulse induction detectors is that they are
not capable of identifying whether the target is a ferrous or non-ferrous metal
ob5ect. It is 3nown that some of the latest pulse induction detectors on the mar3et
are ad/ertised to ha/e this capability. >ut for the reliable target identification
these detectors loose about &)F of their detection depth0 and often register the
deep nonferrous targets as being ferrous0 which is absolutely unacceptable for the
serious treasure hunter. he systems operation is strongly influenced by the si.e of
the metal target and itAs aging #o*idation- in the ground. 6ith the SD1 series
Automatic "ull Discriminator we ha/e tried to a/oid all these disad/antages of the
pulse induction systems for treasure hunting.
he DISCRIMINA!R with the (m * (m coil discriminates #currently only
s2uare si.e coils that discriminates- the unwanted ferrous ob5ects no matter their
si.e and aging in the ground in almost all cases. 6hen operated in its
discrimination mode the detector doesnAt loose its detection depth and does not
ma3e the mista3e to count a non-ferrous target as an unwanted ferrous metal. his
unit is /ery operati/e and gi/es a great choice of non-discriminating and
discriminating modes of operation.
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he SD1 pulse induction principle offers many other ad,antagesE
. 7arge detection range and e*treme depth of detectionH
. Small ob5ects li3e bottle caps0 pull tabs0 pieces of aluminum are re5ectedH
. he de/ice can be operated effecti/ely in highly minerali.ed soil areas0 beaches0
fresh and salt watersH
. Iigh 2uality components are used and all critical parts of the circuit are designed
to align themsel/es to signal drift due to changing temperaturesH
. he hot roc3s are categorically ignoredH
. SD1 is a professional deep treasure-hunting instrument with its incredible depth
detecting capabilitiesH
. he uni2ue automatic motion mode of operations ma3es it user-friendly e/en for
the beginnersH
. he de/ice is the only metal detector that discriminates unwanted ferrous targets
in the arable layer of the ground with no loss of depth parametersH
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/uick Start 0uide ..1 Coil
(. Ma3e sure battery is fully charged.
+. Attach the battery to the carrying case.
$. 1lug in battery to bac3 of unit.
&. Connect the coil to the shaft.
=. Connect the coil to the bac3 of the unit.
@. Set the :Interference% 3nob to the middle position.
C. urn all other 3nobs to the left #countercloc3wise-.
D. Set your Discriminating Mode #A;D0 SA0 A;ND-.
G. urn on unit and set the Sensiti/ity ?nob to the blac3 dot.
(). Slowly turn the Delay 3nob to the right #cloc3wise- until the unit is not
ma3ing any more noise.
((. Slowly turn the hreshold 3nob to the right until you are 5ust hearing one to
two tic3s per second.
(+. Mo/e in a forward0 left0 or right direction 3eeping the coil le/el.
Discrimination wor3s only on the (m * (m only. he ((% coil does not ha/e
discrimination.

/uick Start 0uide .* 2 .* Coil
(. Ma3e sure battery is fully charged.
+. Attach the battery to the carrying case.
$. 1lug in battery to bac3 of unit.
&. Assemble the coil.
=. Connect the coil to the bac3 of the unit.
@. Set the :Interference% 3nob to the middle position.
C. urn all other 3nobs to the left #countercloc3wise-.
D. Set your Discriminating Mode #A;D0 SA0 A;ND-.
G. urn on unit and set the Sensiti/ity ?nob to the blac3 dot.
().Slowly turn the Delay 3nob to the right #cloc3wise- until the unit is not
ma3ing any more noise.
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((. Slowly turn the hreshold 3nob to the right until you are 5ust hearing one to
two tic3s per second.
(+.Mo/e in a forward0 left0 or right direction 3eeping the coil le/el.
Do not push the reset button o/er metal targets. his will clear them from being
seen again.
After re-ad5usting the delay or sensiti/ity you may ha/e to push the Reset button
more than once in order for it to correct against the bac3ground.

DISCRIMINATOR - #IFED 09IDF
(. Assemble the search coil and connect its plug to the 5ac3 on the rear panel of
the control bo*. 7ift the coil at the operational height #$-@ inches- o/er a place
free of any metals.
+. Attach Antenna >elt Straps #+- to coil and ad5ust for comfortable le/el #for
s2uare coil only-.
$. Attach battery connector to bac3 of control bo* for power.
&. o start0 all 3nobs are "IRS set to :)% or off position at farthest left.
=. Select the three position switch appropriately to detection mode desired #see
control panel description-. ((% Round coil has no effect from switch0 as there is no
set discrimination.
@. Stand in wor3ing position- le/el coil distance on both sides- and A4!ID all
close metal under coil for correct balance. Starting o/er a metal target will
eliminate or ignore such a metal target when detected with discrimination. !nly
+=F larger target will be detected.


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C. urn :Delay% 3nob to desired position for target detection #see panel
description for choices of delay-. 1ush the Reset >utton.
D.urn :Interference% 3nob to center position when no interference from
electromagnetic interferences is present. If interference is shown from other than
ground metal0 tune 3nob from left to right appropriately until interference is
remo/ed #do not mo/e other 3nob positions after setting interference setting. 1ush
the Reset >utton.
G.urn on unit with :sensiti/ity% 3nob to small blac3 dot on SD1 control unit
faceplate label as standard target operation mode.
7ower sensiti/ity at far left for /ery large or shallow targets0 or highest sensiti/ity
at far right of 3now position for /ery small or deep targets. oo high of a position
will set detector off at e/ery small metal change. >attery /oltage is shown in
:>attery good% portion of meter by needle if no charge is needed. Drop in /oltage
will cause incorrect readings and balance. Charge if line indication is shown
below this mar3
(). 1ush Reset button one or more times to balance machine.
((. After following all pre/ious instructions0 begin to slowly turn :hreshold% to
setting where one or two :tic3s% are heard. his should lea/e needle on meter at
or between :)% and :(%.
(+. <ou are now ready to detect. R8M8M>8R this is a :motion% detection
system0 so do N! stop when recei/ing a metal detection signal. 6al3 all the way
through the target. Mar3 with your foot on ground where signal is first read
between coil parts and once signal stops. his ma3es 6! sides of a bo*.
Simply wal3 the opposite direction of target signal #ma3ing & sides of a bo*-.
Mar3 once signal is recei/ed first and then when stopped. <ou should ha/e four
mar3s on the ground. <ou can then pinpoint with ((% coil.
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Practical use in t&e Non-Discri*inating
*ode of o(eration
Searching with the DISCRIMINA!R detector is easy0 when two
persons bring the standard search coil. !ne of them carries the electronics bo* #at
the opposite to the search coil side and trying to 3eep the electronics bo* as
possibly far from the search coilAs frame-0 watching the indications and ma3ing
ad5ustments during operation. <ou should not carry watches0 belt buc3les or metal
plates in your shoes0 as they could cause false signals if close to the search coil.
6al3 normally0 and if the terrain allows it0 carry the search coil at a lowest
possible and constant le/el operational height o/er the ground.
he small shallow metal ob5ects will produce two pea3s of the tic3ing-rate;meter
deflection. 7ifting the search coil could cut out such small si.ed ob5ects. here are
some trashy areas0 where bringing the coil higher would be ad/antageous. A mid-
si.ed metal ob5ect buried at one meter or so0 will gi/e a /ery clear0 distinguishable
indication. A 7arge metal target deep in the ground will cause a long indication
o/er a larger area than the smaller metal ob5ects.
6ith some practice you may be able to estimate the depth #shallow targets only-0
the si.e and e/en the form of the target detected. he best way of getting
ac2uainted with your detector and its responses to different metal targets is to
locate your buried metal pipes around your home. !f course0 the reaction of the
detector would be much better if the metal targets ha/e been buried in the ground
for a longer period of time #li3e $) to =) yrs-. 6al3 the test area ma3ing sure that
you are passing all the way through the target until the unit is 2uiet again. Ma3e
necessary ad5ustments to your detector0 and tune it carefully away from the
targets. ry to carry the coil +-@% high0 if the terrain allows that. 1ass o/er your
buried utilities. Note the differences between the indications of the targets.
Another method is to create a test field with :Air argets%. <ou create :Air
argets% by placing ferrous and non-ferrous metals directly on top of the ground.
he targets should be @ to () feet apart.
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>eing in Automatic Mode0 stop o/er one of your targets. In few seconds the
detector will tune itself to this metal ob5ect. <ouAll then be aware of that through
the tic3ing rate0 which has already become normal0 as set by the manufacturer for
the Automatic Mode. Mo/e aside. 1ass o/er the same target0 this time not
stopping your mo/ement o/er it0 and the detector will register it again. So0 donAt
stop the search coilAs mo/ement o/er a metal target while operating your detector
in Automatic Mode.
8&ile testing t&e detector6 (lease note t&e follo;ingI
- ry to 3eep a constant operational height of the search coil.
- he detector is /ery stable while in its Automatic Mode of operation. SD1
successfully compensates the effects of the changes of the search coilAs
operational height0 and retunes automatically to the changes in the ground
conditions and to the slowly changing e*ternal electromagnetic fields.
- he Discriminator is a typical motion detector. his means that the search coil
should be mo/ed o/er and through the metal target0 if you stop your mo/ement0
then the detector will automatically retune itself and youAll loose the target.
-he loss of depth during the operation in the Automatic Mode could be due to
incorrect tuning of the detector.
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Practical use in t&e Discri*inating *ode of o(eration
-In the prepared from your test field add a ferrous utensil with a diameter of =-@%
and bigger0 and at @ B () feet0 some other iron instruments.
-une the detector in the Manual Mode far from any metals0 and after that switch
it to the Automatic Mode of operation0 as pre/iously done. he :Sensiti/ity%
control is on the !"" position. Now passo/er all the targets repeatedly0 mo/ing
with a normal pace. Note0 that the detector gi/es an audio response to all of your
targets in the test field. Iron targets are indicated by the red #ferrous- 78D light on
the intensity meter. his should wor3 most of the time0 it is the magnetometer
which discriminates the ferrous from non-ferrous metals.
-urn the Sensiti/ity control to the MAJ position. 6ait till the red light of
theindicator fades. Switch to A;D position of the toggle switch #full
discrimination-.
-Now pass again repeatedly o/er your sample targets. Note0 that the non-ferrous
plates0 e/en if buried deep in the ground0 will produce a good audio response
without a red light of the indicator.
-he 78D indicator will illuminate on all the remaining iron targets0 no matter
their si.e0 and audio discriminated. he smaller target wonAt produce an audio
response.
-he bigger targets will produce an increasing sound0 when you approach the coil
to them0 followed by a sharp lapse into silence0 together with an illuminating 78D
indicator.
-his mode of operation allows a/oiding the unnecessary digging of the unwanted
ferrous targets. he detector discriminates all the ferrous ob5ects lying in the upper
arable layer of the ground. he discrimination is not affected by the si.e0 the
o*idation and the aging of the ferrous ob5ects within the detection range of the
coil. >ut in case there are ferrous instruments or weapons0 buried together with a
cache of money0 you ris3 missing the cache0 because of the so called :iron shield%
or :mas3%-the discrimination of the ferrous targets oppresses the detectorAs
reaction to the non-ferrous targets. <ou could imitate such a situation0 ma3ing the
following testE
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-a3e one of your non-ferrous plates and lea/e it close to one of the ferrous
targets0 #3nife0 gun0 and other ferrous weapons or instruments-0 then pass
repeatedly o/er the couple of targets and note that the detector discriminates the
ferrous target0 as well as the non-ferrous plate. <ou could 3eep this target
arrangement for the test of the ne*t mode of operation.
Switch to the :Semi-discrimination% or middle switch position of the toggle
switch. In this mode of operation all the smaller ferrous ob5ects within the
detection range will be discriminated. he bigger ferrous ob5ects0 which could be
weapons0 instruments0 utensils or iron containers0 hidden together with a hoard0
are registered as non-ferrous targets through detectorAs audio response. At the
same time the 78D indicator prompts the presence of ferrous ob5ect under the
coil. 6ith the toggle switch in the :SA% 1osition0 pass o/er the couple of targets
#ferrous and non-ferrous-0 which you ha/e already arranged. he detector will
produce a clear audio response.
0eneral Notes
Interference
In most of the cases interference is due to magnetic disturbances li3e power lines
and may ma3e detection difficult. Iea/y current cables nearby could cause se/ere
interference. Magnetic effects of soil0 and its high minerali.ation could also cause
interfering signals. o reduce them0 see :field guide% for detail of interference
remo/al operation.
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Maintenance
Do not store the detector if the de/ice is wet or dirty. ?eep the connectors and
5ac3s dry and clean. In case of malfunction0 first chec3 the battery /oltage and the
cable connections. Repair wor3 should be carried out only by trained personnel.
Ine*perienced inter/ention would cause e*piry of the warranty. ampering with
the seals will /oid any and all warranties. 8ither e*pressed or implied. 9nit has no
user ser/iceable parts. 9nit has no internal batteries.
7atteries
6e suggest using a Multi-Meter to test the battery /oltage prior to using
instrument.
Ma3e sure battery is fully charged. >attery /oltage is shown in :>attery good%
portion of intensity meter by needle if no charge is needed0 when unit is turned on.
<ou may turn on the unit to chec3 the battery. Drop in /oltage will cause incorrect
readings and balance.
Charge if line indication is shown below this mar3.
NOTE : To charge battery, plug the charger into plug on battery. Do not alter
battery plug or charger end. We recommend you charge unit the night before
going out detecting.
NOTE: SDP-!!! pul"e induction detector i" "upplied #ith $ua"a battery.
$%&S& are one of the #orld leader" in batterie" manufacturing. %"ing $%&S&
accumulator" en"ure" ma'imum number of charge(di"charge cycle" and al"o the
e'pected capacity of the accumulator.
The built-in charge "y"tem i" "pecially de"igned from DeepTech and i" from
)intelegent charge "y"tem") type, co*ered the charge to +!!, and al"o the
protecting the accumulator from o*ercharging. Thi" "y"tem #atche" the charge
paramter" and after reaching the optimum parameter" automaticly "#itche" the
accumulator to dropcharge and in thi" "tate it can "tay for a long time #ithout a
+-
ri". of damage. The charge "y"tem ha" a built-in reley, protecting the "y"tem
#hen "topping the charging for different rea"on". With "tarting the charging for
the "econd time, the charge "y"tem obligatory goe" through the #hole cycle and if
the accumulator ha" been charged, the cycle fini"he" fa"t. During the main
charging there i" a /ED lighting and it goe" out after the charging fini"he". 0t1" a
good practi"e to lea*e it on dropcharge at lea"t for 2 more hour", "o it #ill reach
+!!, accumulator charge.
<ou should be able to run the instrument for (@-+) hours prior to recharging the
batteries. Charging time on empty battery is D-() hours.
Storage
Store your e2uipment in a clean dry place. 8*cessi/e moisture may cause damage
to your e2uipment. ra/eling from a cold area to a hot area may cause
condensation. If the conditions for condensation are present0 gi/e the e2uipment
time to ad5ust prior to turning on.
Troubles&ooting
3y unit doe" not maintain it" ground balance.
Chec3 the battery. In most cases an undercharged battery will cause this to
happen.
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here could be spots of mineral content that you are trying to balance de/ice o/er.
- or B
6hen balancing unit you are holding the unit too high off the ground0 or directly
on the ground. Iold coil (+%B(@% #+=cm to $=cm- abo/e ground to balance
initially.
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0 found a metal ob4ect, re-tuned my detector, no# it i" gone. Why5
<ou re-tuned the detector while still in the field of the metal target. <ou ha/e
discriminated out the target you were loo3ing for.
0 cannot get the unit ground balanced.
Ad5ust the Interference. It is possible that you are too close to an electrical source
and the source will ha/e to be tuned out by turning the 3nob either to the left or
the right.
3y battery connection .eep" coming loo"e.
6ith battery disconnected0 open the two prongs on the control unit to allow for
better battery contact.
0t beep" and there i" no target. Why5
Minerals with round and s2uare coil are patchy sound and usually are not
identifiable more than twice.
Why i" the 67errou" /ED8 not coming on all the time o*er ferrou" metal target"5
here may be other metals or alloys in the target which are non-ferrous or the
target is freshly buried #less than () years-.
Tec&nical S(ecifications DISCRIMINATOR
K 6or3ing 4oltage (+/ DC
K Continuous 1ower Consumption (D)mA
K Ma*imum 1ower Consumption $D)mA
K 6or3ing "re2uency ())-($)I.
K Sound Range )-())))I.
K >atteryERechargeable (0$#+0$-optional-Ah0hermetic0acid >attery
+)
K Charger !utput (&0@4DC =))mA
K Charger Input ());+&)4 =);@)I. AC
K >attery Charging ime #empty- ma*.D-() Iours
his de/ice is designed for detecting deeply buried or lost metal ob5ects0 metal
pipes0 underground communication e2uipment0 treasures and similar ob5ects.
he unit wor3s by the principle of electromagnetic induction at /ery low
fre2uency0 which allows penetration deeply in the ground. Soil conditions /ary
from area to area and actual depth may /ary depending on the dielectric
properties.
he depth0 combined with iron ob5ect discrimination0 automatic tuning and the
choice of different regimes for searching0 ma3e the unit hardly replaceable in a lot
of situations.
0eneral Ad,ice
Metal Detecting is an acti,it'6 ;&ic& like ot&er leisure acti,ities re@uires
so*e guiding (rinci(lesG T&e follo;ing reco**endations ;ill allo; 'ou to
full' enJo' 'our &obb' ;&ile res(ecting la;s6 en,iron*ent and ot&er (eo(leG
8n2uire about and abide by the laws in force of the country or the state before
searching. It is your responsibility to 3now them and to abide by them.
Always as3 permission of the land owner where you want to search.
Ia/e respect for nature and the en/ironment in which you are search-
ing.
DonAt forget to fill all holes you dig and properly dispose of any trash.
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Loining a Metal Detecting Club in your area is an easy way of en5oying and
sharing this wonderful hobby with others. his is also an easy start as how to
properly abide to the ethics of Metal Detecting.
Since this is only a guide0 you are of course responsible for actions
on any property you decide to detect. Always lea/e the area
neat and clean.
6e would li3e to than3 you again for purchasing a Deepech product.
Should you ha/e further in2uiries0 feel free to contact us /ia 8-mail0 fa* or phone.
6e appreciate any comments or suggestions.
7ea/ing feedbac3 and suggestions will help to impro/e our products0 if necessary0
for e/eryone to en5oy.
Ei*ited 8arrant' Infor*ation
Mhis detector is for outdoor use only. Many household appliances emit
electromagnetic energy which can interfere with the detector.
9se only stereo Ieadphones.
Do not store the unit in e*cessi/e heat or cold.
?eep the control bo* away from water.
>e careful with the coil cable.
Deepech warrants your consumer or industrial product against defects in
material or wor3manship for a period of two years on the control bo* and one
year for the search coils from the date of purchase. his warranty is not
transferable.
Any alternation of the electronic circuit by an unauthorised person will /oid the
warranty.
his warranty does not co/er damage due to a fall0 shoc3 or accident0
deteriorations due to abnormal use or cable brea3age of the search coils or of
one of its conductors.
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- If warranty ser/ice is necessary0 the detector must be returned complete
with proof of purchase and a written e*planation describing fault.
Deepech reser/es the right to change the design or specifications of its
detectors without notic
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