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Owners Guide - White's Metal Detectors

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Sensitivity -<br />

• Press MENU, ARROW to Sensitivity, press ENTER.<br />

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Complete Owner’s <strong>Guide</strong> - Spectra 17<br />

• Rx Gain – (Formally called Pre-Amp Gain or Receive Gain) Use ARROW left and right to adjust. Adjusts<br />

the search coil receive signal prior to entering the electronic circuitry for signal processing (pre-amp). Constant<br />

OVERLOAD signals (not over a target) indicated by a low pitch audio beep and display OVERLOAD indication<br />

require a decreased Rx Gain setting. Smooth, stable, predictable results and little or no overload suggest a higher<br />

Rx Gain setting might be usable in that area.<br />

• Tx Boost – Dramatically increases the signal being sent (transmitted) to the search coil (loop). By<br />

increasing the transmit signal, the receive signal is also increased. In low mineralized ground, Tx Boost will<br />

increase detection depth, however, battery life is also reduced significantly, perhaps as much as 50%. May require<br />

adjustment to Rx Gain, Discrimination, and All <strong>Metal</strong> sensitivity levels. Tx Boost may not be usable in some ground.<br />

• Discrimination – (Formally called AC or Motion Sensitivity). Adjust the sensitivity (responsiveness) of the<br />

Motion Discrimination search modes. The highest setting that will operate smooth, stable, and predictably provides<br />

the best detection results. Usually Discrimination Sensitivity is secondary to Rx Gain to reduce external electrical<br />

noise or interference.<br />

• All <strong>Metal</strong> – (Formally Called DC or Non-Motion Sensitivity). Adjust the sensitivity (responsiveness) of the<br />

All <strong>Metal</strong> and Pinpoint search modes. The highest setting that will operate smooth, stable, and predictably, and<br />

provides good pinpoint results, is recommended. Reduced levels typically pinpoint better, however, do not detect or<br />

pinpoint as deep.

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