True Track Manual - Great Lakes Metal Detecting

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ASSEMBLYTROUBLESHOOTINGAssembly of this unit is easy and requires no special tools. The onlyassembly required is to attach the search coil and lower stem to theupper stem and on to the control housing. Fresh batteries can thenbe installed and the detector will be ready for use.1. Press the button on the upper end of the lower stemand slide the lower stem into the upper stem.2. Using the supplied bolt and nut with knobs, attachthe searchcoil to the lower stem.3. Wind the search coil cable around the stem.CAUTION: Provide enough slack in the cable nearthe search coil so that the coil may be rotatedeasily.4. Insert the coil’s plug into the matching connectoron the control housing. Be sure the holes and pinsline up correctly.The following troubleshooting steps may assist you in caseyou’re having problems with your True Track.YOUR DETECTOR IS EMITTING FALSE SIGNALS WHENYOU’RE IN THE FIELD.Your SENSITIVITY may be set too high. Try cutting back theSENSITIVITY slightly until the false signaling disappears. Remember,to swing your coil slowly. Some signals will occur on highlyrusted metals, but if the signal does not repeat over the same areawhile passing the coil over it, then the target is usually notworthwhile.YOUR LCD READOUT IS NOT LOCKING IN OR ID’ING WHILEPASSING OVER A TARGET & THERE IS MORE THAN ONETONE BEING EMITTED BY THE DETECTOR OVER THE SAMETARGET.This will usually occur when there is more than one object over thearea you’re sweeping. If it is an odd piece of metal that the detectorcannot recognize, the meter will also not lock in. Sometimes,oxidation can also make the meter ID arrows and tones jumparound. This may also occur if the Sensitivity is set too high.YOUR DETECTOR IS NOT STABLE AND HAS A PULSING,DISTORTED TONE INSTEAD OF A CLEAR TONE.This can occur if you’re operating near another detector or nearpower lines that can interfere with the frequency that the detectoroperates on.YOUR DETECTOR IS EMITTING A CONSTANT LOUD TONEThis usually occurs when the batteries are low. Try replacing yourbatteries with two new alkalines to determine if this is the cause.4 17
BATTERIESASSEMBLYApproximately 90% of metal detector problems are caused byweak, dead or improperly connected batteries. If the unit does notcome on, or comes on and has weak volume, will not tune properly,or has erratic operation or drifts, CHECK THE BATTERIES. Alwaysremove batteries for prolonged storage of unit.The Low Battery indicator will come on and stay on whenever thebatteries need replacing. It will always “flash” momentarily wheneverthe Power Switch is turned on. This lets you know it is workingproperly and batteries are good.WaterproofSearch CoilThe Search Coilis mounted onto the lower stem with one thumbscrewand bolt—23BATTERY REPLACEMENT:The True Track uses two 9 volt Alkalinetransistor batteries. Access tothe batteries is gained by pulling offthe two snap-on covers located onthe bottom of the detector. Attachbatteries to battery snaps and replacethe covers. USE ALKALINEBATTERIES ONLY!!14NOTE: Batteries will last longer with the use of headphones.A headphone jack is provided and can be used with any1/4" stereo-type headset.The Control Panelis mounted onto the upper stem with the two thumbscrewsincluded—16 5
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