C-SCOPE CS7 Manuel utilisateur

CS7

UNDERWATER

METAL

DETECTOR

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

CS7 -RAPID GET YOU GOING INSTRUCTIONS

1. Assemble and set stem to desired length. (Neatly twist surplus lead around stem close

to the handle, and secure with self securing straps).

2. Adjust head to correct angle and tighten both head bolt.

3. Fit batteries and secure battery compartment cover, ensure ‘o’ ring seal is clean

before replacing cover and forms a visibly good seal all round after screws are

tightened.

4. Set FREQUENCY to BATT. CHECK position.

5. Turn detector on by setting THRESHOLD clockwise from OFF position.

6. Check GREEN battery LED is ON.

7. Turn FREQUENCY control to mid position.

8. Adjust THRESHOLD to obtain audio threshold then back off slightly so that no tone is

heard.

9. You will find all metals within the search head range including some iron and trash

PROVIDING THE SEARCH HEAD IS SLOWLY MOVING OVER THE TARGET

(not stationary).

IF A PROBLEM IS ENCOUNTERED REFER TO THE FULL INSTRUCTIONS.

CONTENTS:

PAGE

INTRODUCTION 6

ASSEMBLY 6

BATTERIES 7

BATTERY CHECK 7

CONTROLS AND WHAT THEY DO 8

OPERATING YOUR CS7 10

IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS 10

ACCESSORIES (OPTIONAL) AVAILABLE FROM C-SCOPE 10

CARE OF YOUR DETECTOR 10

LIMITATION OF WARRANTY 11

DETECTOR NOT OPERATING? 11

FURTHER INFORMATION 12

The information contained in this manual was correct at the time of going to press.

Specifications and factors outside of the manufacturer’s control are subject to change

without notice.

Controls C-Scope CS7

AUpper Stem

BAdjustable Handle

CDetachable Control Box

DBattery Compartment

EStem Bolt

FLower Stem

GHead Securing Bolt

HBatt. Check/Frequency Control

IOn/Off –Threshold Control

J LED Target Indicator

KBattery Condition Indicator

IKJH

INTRODUCTION

To protect your investment complete both sections of the enclosed guarantee card and return the reply

paid portion to C-Scope (UK only). This is particularly important in order to obtain the free

second year parts guarantee. Please retain the original packing box. In the event that your detector

should ever require to be serviced, this package will be most suitable for postal protection.

C-Scope detectors are recognised as the finest detectors available. They are designed with lasting

quality, high technology, and above all, value for money. The only way to realise this value is to carefully

study and understand this instruction manual. You will then be able to obtain all the advantages designed

into your detector. It is also strongly recommended that you experiment with the detector's operation in

air using various test samples, in order to learn to identify and understand the detector's capabilities and

responses. Always remember that becoming a good metal detectorist is like becoming a good

photographer or fisherman, that is, although it is an advantage to buy the best equipment, having bought

it, patience and hours of practice are needed to become proficient.

ASSEMBLY

For Normal Use

Open the carton and remove the upper stem and control box assembly. Remove lower stem and head.

Attach the search head to the lower stem using the fittings provided. Insert the lower stem into the upper

stem. Rotate the lower stem and search head to wrap the head cable around the stem. Adjust for the

desired length then adjust the length so that the stem securing bolt can be fitted through the stems.

Tighten the stem bolt. Slacken the handle securing bolt and adjust the handle to the desired position,

retighten the handle securing bolt. Secure the head cable to the lower stem using the self gripping tapes

provided.

For Diving

The CS7 is waterproof to a depth of 75m, (250 feet). Its pulse induction design makes it ideal for

underwater use. IMPORTANT: always employ safe diving methods and do not belt mount the

control box when diving. The cables could become entangled with submerged objects and make

it difficult to jettison the detector and impede the diver in any attempt to resurface quickly. The

set up is similar to that described above except that the stem is set as short as possible without the

search head detecting any of your diving equipment. The search head should be set so that it is parallel

to the sea, river or lake bed. Special care should be taken to ensure that the search head cable is

wound tightly around the stem close to the control box.

For Belt Mounting

When searching on the land the control box can be removed from the handle and attached to a purpose

made belt. This removes any significant amount of weight from the handle allowing prolonged use

without fatigue. The control box simply slides off of the handle by pulling the unit away from the search

head towards the armrest. Remember to unwind enough search head cable to allow comfortable

sweeping of the detector.

BATTERIES

The CS7 is powered by eight AA batteries (not supplied) available from garages, department stores,

etc. or a single 12v rechargeable pack from C-Scope. It is advisable to use standard batteries to start

with. You can then evaluate the sort of use you give the detector and decide whether the investment in

rechargeables is justified.

The batteries should be fitted in the holder which is

located in the battery compartment. To fit new batteries

first check the THRESHOLD control is switched to

OFF. Ensure the area around the battery compartment

is clean and dry. Then loosen the four captive screws

located in the battery cover, (do not fully remove these

from the cover), and remove the cover. Inside is the

battery holder. Lift out the holder and detach the

connector if it is already fitted. Load it with eight

batteries ensuring that each battery is inserted the

correct way round, (direction of batteries alternating).

Roll each individual battery to ensure it is located

correctly and making proper contact. Replace the

connector making sure that it is firm and well seated,

and put the loaded holder into the housing. Ensure the

rubber ‘O’ ring seal around the edge of the cover and

the groove around the edge of the battery compartment

are clean and free from any sand or dirt before refitting

the cover -THIS IS IMPORTANT AS THE WATERPROOF INTEGRITY OF THE

DETECTOR DEPENDS ON THIS SEAL. Refit the cover and tighten the four screws. Ensure the

cover is correctly seated and that the seal is in tight contact all the way round the edge of the

compartment. This can be easily seen by observing the black ‘O’ ring through the clear cover.

Note: batteries should not be left in the detector for long periods where they could leak, so remember

to remove them if the detector is not going to be used for several weeks.

TAKE CARE

Damage to the sealing surfaces can lead to extensive internal deterioration which can not be

covered by our warranty.

BATTERY CHECK

A battery condition indicator is provided on the detector. To do this for the first time prior to reading

the remainder of the operating instructions proceed as follows:-

A) Turn the FREQUENCY control to BATT. CHECK and turn the THRESHOLD control

clockwise until it ‘clicks’ away from the OFF position. The GREEN LED will come ON if the

batteries are good; the YELLOW LED will come ON indicating the batteries are in poor

condition. If you are using rechargeable batteries they should be recharged. If the RED LED

Battery Compartment

comes on the batteries should be replaced, or recharged in the case of rechargeable batteries.

B) Turn the THRESHOLD control to OFF.

Checking The Batteries

CONTROLS AND WHAT THEY DO

The control panel comprises two rotary controls, signal and battery condition indicators.

i. ON/OFF -THRESHOLD

control is used to set the audio tone of the machine. This is normally set so that the tone is

silent or just on the point where the tone is starting to break through. There is no

performance advantage in having a loud tone constantly present.

1. ON/OFF –THRESHOLD

2. BATT. CHECK –FREQUENCY

3. TARGET INDICATOR

4. BATTERY CONDITION INDICATOR

Red Green

Yellow

ii. BATTERY CHECK -FREQUENCY

control has two main functions in addition to the battery test which is at the switched, fully

anti-clockwise position. Small changes to the frequency setting can be used to minimise

interference from other signal sources. Changing the frequency also affects the machine’s

sensitivity to aluminium alloy based rubbish such as silver paper and pull tabs. By rotating

the control clockwise, the machine’s sensitivity to such objects will be progressively

increased. When used in the surf or under water it may be necessary to reduce the

frequency setting. Turn the control anti-clockwise to minimise threshold variations caused

by changing depths of sea water. The audio frequency is also varied with this control giving

audible indication of the frequency setting –this is useful when using the machine whilst

under water. If the frequency control is rotated fully anti-clockwise the battery check

position is reached. Whilst in this position the battery indicator will show the condition of

the batteries. If the GREEN indicator fails to come ON then the batteries should be

changed. The CS7 is a low current drain design and typical battery life will be 25 hours of

intermittent use.

iii. TARGET INDICATOR

This group of four bright RED LEDs will illuminate whenever the audio tone goes above a

preset level –indicating that a target has been located.

iv. BATTERY CONDITION INDICATOR

Three LEDs indicate the battery voltage –

ØGREEN –good batteries

ØYELLOW –used batteries, some life left

ØRED –exhausted batteries

v. VOLUME (INTERNAL ADJUSTMENT)

The volume of the detector is factory set for optimum performance without causing

discomfort. However, if the detector is used in very noisy surf environments then it may be

necessary to adjust the volume. It is important only to proceed with this adjustment

if you have the necessary skills and tools. Adjustment is done by unscrewing the six

retaining screws and carefully removing the front control cover -taking care not to damage

the ‘O’ ring seal or the sealing surfaces. The front cover together with the main printed

circuit board is then carefully pulled away from the control housing revealing the small audio

printed circuit board at the rear of the control housing. In the centre of this circuit board

there is a small trimmer potentiometer labelled “VOL” which may be adjusted with a small

screw driver. Take care as this item can be damaged -so do not to force the rotation of

this trimmer too far. The detector can tested for volume and then reassembled. Take care

that there is no damage, sand or dirt on the mating surfaces before seating the ‘O’ ring

correctly and reassembling.

Caution: Ensure that the volume does not damage the ears of the user.

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