True Track Manual - Great Lakes Metal Detecting

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TABLE OF CONTENTSWARRANTY INFOI. INTRODUCTION..................................................................................3General Info on the HobbyII. ASSEMBLY...................................................................................4 & 5S-Rod AssemblyMounting the CoilMounting the Control PanelIII.TOPDECK CONTROL PANEL..........................................................6On/Off Sensitivity ControlDisc/Notch ControlIV. TOUCHPAD CONTROLS..........................................................7 & 8All MetalsDiscNotchV. LCD READOUT.........................................................................9 & 10Visual Target IdentificationVI.VII.TESTING YOUR DETECTOR.........................................................11Step-By-Step ProcedureAUDIO OUTPUT................................................................................12Audio Target IdentificationThree-Tone Target IDVIII. IN THE FIELD.........................................................................13 & 14Proper Coil SweepSignal ResponsesIX.PINPOINTING...................................................................................15Step-By-Step ProcedureX. BATTERIES........................................................................................16Increasing Battery LifeUse of HeadphonesXI.XII.XIII.TROUBLE SHOOTING....................................................................17False SignalsImproper ReadoutCARE & FEEDING............................................................................18Proper Care and StorageWARRANTY INFO...........................................................................19We don’t want you to have any problems with your detector, but itdoes happen occasionally. If your detector fails to operate at all, firstcheck the batteries. If the unit still does not operate, try clicking thePower Switch on and off a few times. Sometimes they stick in theoff position.If you have any questions you may want to call the factory and askfor assistance.This True Track metal detector has a limited 5-Year Warranty tothe original purchaser. If your detector requires service while underwarranty, please return it to Bounty Hunter Corporation at theaddress below. It will be serviced and promptly returned. Units notunder warranty will be serviced for a nominal charge.BOUNTY HUNTER CORPORATION11900 MONTANA AVE.EL PASO, TX 79936(915) 855-4206219
CARE & FEEDINGINTRODUCTIONPROPER CARE FOR YOUR DETECTORMetal detectors are sensitive electronic instruments. Althoughyour True Track does not need to be handled with constantprotection, reasonable care must be taken to help insure a longtrouble-free life for your detector.KEEP IT CLEAN… Take a few minutes after each use to removedirt and dust. Wipe the housing and wash the coil—especially if ithas been dipped in saltwater. A plastic bag over the control box atthe beach will help protect the unit from sand and preventcorrosion due to salt air.KEEP IT COOL… Never store your detector in an extremely hotenvironment, such as an automobile trunk in the summer, forextended periods of time. The prolonged heat will not only shortenbattery life considerably but can causeelectronic components to break down.KEEP IT SAFE… Never transport your detector in such a mannerthat will subject it to extreme vibration or shock. The unit may becushioned by wrapping it in a blanket or by putting it in a carryingbag or case designed for that purpose.COIL… The coil is waterproof and may be submerged in eitherfresh or saltwater. Caution should be exercised to prevent waterfrom entering the chassis. After the coil is used in saltwater, thecoil should be rinsed with fresh water to prevent corrosion of themetal parts.Welcome to the fascinating world of metal detecting.Your new Bounty Hunter True Track was designed for versatility inall areas of treasure hunting. Coin-shooting, relic hunting, and goldnugget shooting are some of the many ways your detector can beutilized.Metal detecting is a fun, rewarding hobby that is in completeharmony with the environment. So be sure to use your detector withconsideration and respect for others’ property. Always fill in yourholes and use small trowels for digging. If you are digging in a lawn,plug the grass properly and there will be no damage to the grass. It’salso polite to always gain permission upon entering private property.Metal Detecting is a lifelong pursuit available to all ages. The hobbyis completely dependent on the type of equipment being used and theoperator’s expertise. With the electronically advanced True Trackmetal detector and diligent practice you will achieve a level ofexpertise making the hobby of metal detecting very rewarding. Thefirst step towards this goal is to carefully read this manual beforeattempting to operate your new True Track metal detector.Happy hunting!18 3
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