Instruction Manual - Kellyco Metal Detectors

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Understanding the LCD DisplayThe LCD screen on the Treasure Commander TC2X provides a wealth of useful informationthat will help you find more treasure while ignoring unwanted trash targets such asaluminum, rusted iron and the like. The figure above shows all of the information that isavailable on the LCD screen; however, not all of the information is provided at all times;i.e., the information displayed will depend on the mode selected (more on that subject willfollow). The information includes the following:Battery Life: The circle in the upper left area of the display shows the strength ofthe batteries. New or fully charged rechargeable batteries will be indicated by 4dark segments. As the batteries discharge, the number of dark segments willdecrease. When only one segment remains, the batteries should be replaced orrecharged.GPS Locator: The circle in the upper right area of the display is used to provideGPS-based position information when the GPS option is activated. Additionaldetails on this function are provided in the Operating Modes section.<strong>Metal</strong> Categories: The eight (8) segments that appear in a semi-circle on the LCDscreen provide you with an indication of what a detected target might be.Categories of commonly found targets - treasure and trash - are provided on thescreen. The following figure shows what types of targets will register in each of theeight segments. A useful function on the TC2X is the ability to accept or reject any5
of the segments independently from each other allowing you to quickly and easilycreate a custom program designed to handle any conditions you might come acrossin the field.It is important to note that the eight segments capture commonly found targets butnot all targets you might come across are listed. Military artifacts including leadbullets, brass buttons and iron artillery shells or cannon balls can register insegments that might indicate they are trash. The same holds true for jewelry whichcan vary greatly in terms of content and size. The following figure shows the widerange of segments that can indicate a gold target has been detected. The rejectionof specific segments should be based on a combination of the likelihood of findingwhat might be rejected in the specific search area, how much trash is actuallypresent and how much time you have available to search.Sensitivity: This function determines how strong a signal is needed to produce andaudio / visual response from a target. Detecting deeper or smaller targets typicallyrequire higher levels of Sensitivity to be used; however, erratic operation can occurif the level is too high for conditions at the specific site being searched. Theselected level is indicated in the lower section of the LCD display to the right of theIRON segment. NOTE: Ground mineralization, trash or nearby electricalinterference can require a lower Sensitivity level to be selected.. The defaultfactory value is "8".Volume: The selected volume level is indicated by the number to the right of theSensitivity setting. CAUTION: If you are using headphones that do not have abuilt-in volume control, it is recommended that you set the Volume level at a low6
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