DeepTech Vista SMART Manuel utilisateur

Instruction Manual

Vista SMART

Design – Silviya Rashkova &Plamen Rashkov

www.deeptech-bg.com

CONGRADULATIONS ON PURCHASING

YOUR VISTA SMART

Contents

1. Assembly

2. Controls explained

3. How to Ground Balance

4. Tips: How to set t e Vista SMART

5. Troubles ooting

6. Tec nical Specifications

7. General Advice

8. Limited Warranty Information

DeepTech is always interested in customer opinions. If you should

have any questions or comments regarding your Vista SMART or any

other DeepTech product, feel free to contact us directly or through

your local Authorized DeepTech dealer.

For further product information refer to:

www.deeptech-bg.com

DeepTech encourages all users to read the entire manual to ensure a

complete understanding of all the features and functions that your

Vista SMART offers.

Assembly

Before assembling your Vista Smart please check that the package includes the following

parts:

11” Wide scan coil (not to be submerged in water, the coil is water resistant only)

Lower shaft

Middle shaft with camlocks

Upper shaft

Fully assembled with:

- Control box

- Battery compartment with armrest and detector stand

- Padded hand grip

Coil hardware consisting of:

-Rubber washers (2)

-Plastic wing nut

-Plastic bolt

Velcro tabs (1)

Eight 1,5V AA Alkaline Batteries

DVD with the manual and product videos

Limited Warranty Information (in the instruction manual)

Instruction manual (you’re reading it )

If any of the above listed items are missing, please contact us immediately.

Assemble

11” coil

with

coil

hardware

Lower

shaft

assembly

Middle

shaft

with

camlocks

Upper pole assembly

with control box

Padded grip

Arm cup

with strap

Battery box

with sliding

door for the

battery

compartment

1.1 Connecting the coil to the lower shaft

Place t e two rubber was ers into t e oles on eit er side of t e lower s aft.

Slide t e bottom of t e lower s aft into t e bracket on top of t e coil. Make sure t at t e

spring loaded pin in t e lower s aft is pointed downwards.

Insert t e plastic bolt t roug t e ole in t e coil and t e lower s aft.

Fasten t e bolt wit t e plastic wing nut. Be careful not to damage t e t read of t e bolt by

over-tig tening. T e plastic wing nut may need to be loosened to adjust t e coil.

1.2 Shaft assembly

Make sure t at t e camlocks of t e middle s aft are loosened by rotating t em counter-

clockwise.

Pus in t e spring loaded pin on t e lower s aft and slide it into t e middle s aft until t e

pin reac es t e desired adjustment ole. Tig ten t e camlock by rotating it clockwise until

tig t. Remember not to over tig ten.

Attac t e upper s aft assembly to t e middle s aft by pus ing t e spring loaded pin in t e

upper s aft assembly and slide it into t e middle s aft until t e pin reac es t e adjustment

ole. Tig ten t e camlock by rotating it clockwise until tig t. Remember not to over

tig ten.

- Remember, t e detector s ould be set to lengt so t at it is straig t wit your forearm

and feels comfortable and lig t w en you pick it up.

1.3 Coil cable

Wind t e coil cable around t e complete s aft assembly enoug times to take up any slack.

Use t e Velcro strap to keep t e coil cable in place.

Carefully pus t e coil plug into t e socket on t e back of t e control box. Firmly tig ten

t e retaining ring by and to old it in place (do not over tig ten).

WARNING! T e cable coming from t e coil s ould not be wrapped to tig tly in t e coil area.

Leave enoug slack in t e cable so you can adjust t e coil w en you detect on uneven ground.

Failing to do t is may result in damage to t e coil cable or t e coil itself.

Controls

VOLUME

KNOB

LED INDICATOR

FOR

BATTERY LIFE

GROUND

BALANCE

SENSITIVITY

KNOB

DISCRIMINATIO

KNOB

BOOSTER

ON/OFF

TRIGGER

SEARCHMODE TRIGGER:

SILENT DISCRIMINATION

ALL METAL

2-TONE DISCRIMINATION

PINPOINT

BUTTON

Rear view of the control box

HEADPHONE JACK

COIL PLUG

CONNECTOR

SPEAKER

2.1 Power switch

T e power switc is located on t e front side of t e battery box. T is switc is used to turn

t e Vista SMART on or off.

WARNING! Never remove t e coil cable from t e control box w ile t e Vista SMART is turned

on. T is may result in damage to t e electronics.

ON/OFF switch

2.2 Sensitivity

Sensitivity is t e level of response to a target. T e Vista SMART is ig ly sensitive and as a wide

adjustment range. Alt oug t e Vista SMART as an operating frequency of 15,5 kHz for a

smoot and quiet operation, it is very important to set t e Sensitivity level correctly according to t e

detecting conditions.

A ig Sensitivity setting enables t e detection of smaller and deeper targets. W en t e Sensitivity

is set to ig , t e Vista SMART may be affected by minerals in certain soils and signals from elec-

trical appliances. You may need to decrease t e Sensitivity to silence false signals or electrical in-

terference. T is will result in a more stable operation of t e Vista SMART.

Always c oose t e ig est stable Sensitivity setting to ensure best performance. T is is done by

turning t e Sensitivity knob to t e rig t until t e Vista SMART becomes unstable; t en reduce t e

Sensitivity by one or two settings until it is stable.

2.3 Ground

T e Ground knob is used to adjust t e Vista SMART to t e soil conditions and correct ground

effects encountered during detecting. Mineralization and “Hot Rocks” may cause false signals.

Ground balancing t e Vista SMART reduces false signals from ground mineralization; more

accurately rejects ferrous minerals or pottery containing iron oxides and enables targets to be eard

correctly. If t ere are “Hot rocks”, t ese can be elliminated by turning t e Ground knob to t e

rig t.

Learning ow to properly Ground balance will give you a an advantage over ot ers especially if

t ey are running t ere detectors in an auto ground balance mode.

2.4 Discrimination

T e Disc. knob is used to eliminate iron objects from detection. T e Discrimination as a very fine

adjustability range. T e furt er t e knob is turned to t e rig t in t e Disc. Mode (also known as t e

SILENT DISCRIMINATION MODE, t e trigger on t e bottom rig t side of t e control box pulled

towards you), t e bigger t e size of t e iron object will be t at is to be discriminated. In t e last

t ird section of t e Discrimination scale, small aluminum foil will also be rejected. In t e 2 Tone

Mode (trigger on t e bottom rig t side of t e control box pus ed furt est from you), t e Disc. knob

as a different function. It is t en used to allow you to adjust t e audio level of t e low tone for

iron targets.

2.5 Volume

T e Volume knob lets you adjust t e audio level of t e speaker and eadp ones.

2.6 Pinpoint

T e Pinpoint button, w en pressed, allows you to locate t e target under t e coil. T e Pinpoint

function may also be used as a non-motion All Metal mode.

2.7 Headphone Jack ¼”

DeepTec recommends t e use of eadp ones. W en eadp ones are plug in, t e speaker is

automatically deactivated.

T ere a many advantages to using eadp ones:

- Improves battery life.

- Prevents t e sounds from annoying bystanders.

- Allows you to ear subtle c anges in t e sound and faint signals from deep targets more

clearly.

WARNING! Set your eadp one volume prior to wear. Ensure t at t e eadp one volume does

not reac an extremely loud level. T is may increase t e risk of earing damage.

2.8 LED Battery Control

T ere is an indicator “Low Bat” on t e face plate of t e control box. If t e indicator lig ts up and

stays on, t e batteries are almost totally ex austed. At t is stage, stop detecting and replace t e

batteries. If t e indicator blinks w en a target is detected, t e batteries are low. In t is case, it is

best to replace t e batteries at t is time. T e average battery life is about 20-25 ours. Extremely

weak batteries may t e reason for false signals. DeepTec strongly recommends to use 8 x 1,5 V

AA Alkaline batteries. W en using rec argeable batteries, we strongly recommend using batteries

wit more t an 2000mA/H.

- Remember, t e power consumption increases w en searc ing wit t e Booster ON.

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