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Instruction Manual - Indian Nations Detectors

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Detect Modes<br />

21<br />

There are four factory preset Detect Modes<br />

and four Save Modes available for searching.<br />

Each Detect Mode is customized with the<br />

optimum settings, to allow you to find the<br />

types of objects described by the Detect<br />

Mode name.<br />

The four Detect Modes are:<br />

– Coin – Coin & Jewellery<br />

– Relic – All Metal<br />

In some locations, there may be a specific<br />

pattern to the type of targets found in the<br />

area. For example, an old house or building<br />

site may have areas where a certain junk is<br />

concentrated, or other areas where it is more<br />

likely that coins have been lost. On the beach,<br />

foil and modern coins are more plentiful in<br />

the dry sand, whereas less junk and more<br />

gold jewellery are located in the wet sand.<br />

Start – Up<br />

On initial start-up (or after Factory Preset),<br />

your detector will default to the factory Coin<br />

Detect Mode.<br />

To select a different factory preset Detect<br />

Mode, press and release the appropriate<br />

Mode button.<br />

The icon next to the corresponding preset<br />

Mode , indicates that a factory preset<br />

Mode has been selected. The detector will<br />

apply the factory determined Discrimination<br />

Pattern and audio response for that Mode.<br />

Note: You cannot change Detect Modes while in<br />

Pinpoint mode.<br />

Due to the different types of targets you may<br />

expect in certain areas, you will often prefer a<br />

different Discrimination Pattern for each area.<br />

With Safari you have the choice to search<br />

in one of the factory preset Discrimination<br />

Patterns, or you can create and save your<br />

own patterns to suit the different areas you<br />

commonly search.

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