Quest Engineering V60 Manuel utilisateur

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

V80 V60

Version: V2308

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Quick Start

Programing

Assembling

Detect

Flat Folding

Discrimination

Recharge

Tx power

Screen protector

Recovery speed

Users proﬁles

Controls

Sound

Power on/oﬀ

Tone numbers

Speaker Volume

Tone space

Backlight

Tone pitch

LED ﬂashlight

Tone volume

Vibration

Ground

Pinpointing

4,12

Ferrous Bias

Ground Balance

4,13

Threshold

Sensitivity

4,8

Gyro Sensor

Noise Canceling

4,11

Auto power save

Frequency

Pump to G.B

Modes Selection

Auto ID stability

Wireless Headphones

5,23

Setups

Display

Interface

Backlight level

ID number

LCD refresh rate

Ground Eﬀect Ball

Clock

Dynamic Signal Strength Meter

Wireless audio

Sensitivity Detail

Reset to default

FeScale

Firmware version

Frequencies

8,10

Firmware Upgrading

Essential Setting Gauges

Maintenance & Care

Other Infos

Parts

Search Modes

Speciﬁcations

Park

Troubleshooting

Field

Warranty

Beach

Gold Cache

NOISE CANCEL

READY TO SWING

10Sec

NOISE CANCEL

SELECT MODE

PARK

FIELD

BEACH

GOLD

CACHE

Hold lower square button for 1 Sec for noise canceling

Click upper square button to change modes based on your location

Keep a 50% overlap and parallel sweeping over ground for best result.

Correct

Incorrect

POWER ON

Click upper right side button to power on

QUICK START

1 Remove the main unit, pry open the

locking lever at the bottom of the handle,

align the part of the handle with the groove

on the lower part of the main unit with the

raised rib on the rod, push into the bottom

of the rod, and press down the locking

lever."

2 Push the armrest into the rod according

to the method described above, and

tighten the two bolts."

3 Remove the search coil, loosen the nuts

and bolts, pass the yoke bracket through

the circular hole at the end of the lower

rod, assemble them in the order shown in

the diagram, and tighten the bolts and

nuts."

4 Connect the coil connector to the control

box and tight the locking ring to secure.

Lock

Unlock

To ﬂat fold the search

coil, simply retract the

lower rod that connects

to the search coil to the

lowest position, and you

can then rotate the

search coil freely to

achieve the most

compact storage state.

INSTALLATION

ASSEMBLLING

FLAT FOLDING

6Hr

Before ﬁrst use, it is recommended that you fully charge the battery for 6 hours. Use a high-

quality mobile phone charger plug to charge the detector. The speciﬁc steps are as follows:

Remove the charging cable, unscrew the protective cap of the detector, insert the larger end

of the charging cable into a socket or a computer with a standard plug, or a solar power

bank, and insert the smaller end (Type-C) into the metal detector plug

Apply LCD screen protective ﬁlm

1. Take oﬀthe thin plastic covering from the detector's screen. Check that there's no dust

or ﬁngerprints on the screen."

2. Carefully remove the protective backing from the screen protector."

3. Hold the screen protector by its edges, line it up with the screen, and gently place it

down.If there are any bubbles, use a soft and clean cloth to push them to the edge."

4. Finally, remove the top layer from the screen protector.

PROTECT

Top layer

Protector

Back layer

RECHARGE

PREPARATION

KEY FUNCTION

ALTERNATIVE FUNCTION

IN-MENU FUNCTION

Power on

Hold 0.5 sec to Power oﬀ

Change modes

Hold for All-Metal

Conﬁrm, Accept/Reject ID

Change frequency

Hold to perform noise

cancelling

Return to higher level MENU

MENU Setup

Exit MENU

Pinpoint

Hold for Ground Balance

Volume up

Hold to + volume quickly

Volume down /

Vibration

Hold to - volume quickly

Increase sensitivity

Hold to + sensitivity quickly

Scroll up/Increase

Decrease sensitivity

Hold to - sensitivity quickly

Scroll down/Increase

Backlight adjust

Hold to turn on/oﬀﬂashlight

CONTROLS

BUTTONS

Instructions

Turn On/Oﬀ: Press and hold the "O" / ⏻button to

power the headphones on or oﬀ."

Adjust Volume: Press the upward arrow(+) to

increase the volume. Press the downward arrow(-)

to decrease the volume.)"

Pairing New Devices: Make sure the detector or

smartphone is under paring mode. When the

headphones are oﬀ, hold the power button for 5

seconds to enter pairing mode for connecting with

a new detector or smartphone."

Erase All Pairings(reset): To remove all previously

paired devices, turn oﬀthe headphones and then

hold the power button for 10 seconds."

Fit Adjustment: If the headphones feel too tight on

your head, extend the arms to ensure your whole

ears ﬁt comfortably inside the ear cups."

Volume Safety: For the safety of your hearing,

avoid setting the volume too high."

Wired Connection: If the battery is drained, use a

3.5mm to 3.5mm audio cable to connect the

headphones to the detector."

Initial Charge: Before using the headphones for

the ﬁrst time, make sure to fully charge them.

HEADPHONES

WIREEFREE PRO

WIREFREE VIBE

A M

INTERFACE

PART 1

Essential info display

Programable info

Target ID

Frequency

Ground eﬀect ball

Search modes

Signal strength

Tone space

Sensitivity

Target ID bars

Good target scale

Essential setup display

Utility function display

TX power

Speaker volume

Recovery speed

Wireless headphones

Ferrous sense

Clock

Gyro status

All metal status

Backlight

Battery status

2. Ground Eﬀect Ball.

Salt-Water Condition (left half): This

refers to the presence of salt in water

environments, such as beaches. The

conductive nature of saltwater can create

interference similar to mineralization,

generating false signals and potentially

affecting the detector's ability to

differentiate between various metals.

Mineralization (right half): Mineralization

in metal detecting refers to the presence of

minerals like iron in the ground. These can

interfere with the detector's

electromagnetic ﬁeld, causing false signals

and making it difﬁcult to distinguish real

metal targets from minerals in the soil. The

higher the level, the more severe the

mineralization.

Correction Index (outside circle):This

shows the ground effect correction. The

microcontroller will apply preset programs

to balance the ground effects caused by

mineralization or saltwater, or even both,

automatically without setup. The Ground

Balance process will adjust the correction

index. Turn to Ground Balance page for

more info.

1. Target ID.

Target Identiﬁcation (Target ID) in metal

detectors is a complex feature that offers a

numeric representation of a detected object,

ranging from 0 to 99. This number helps

identify a target's ferrous or non-ferrous

properties, such as a US quarter displaying

a Target ID of 82.

However, Target IDs can sometimes be

inconsistent. Factors like orientation, depth,

metal purity, corrosion, soil mineralization,

and the swing direction of coil can cause

multiple IDs for the same target. In certain

situations, the device may even fail to

provide an ID, especially for deep or smaller

targets, as a strong, clear signal is needed.

Different frequency or coils may cause minor

differences too.

HyperQ enhances Target ID accuracy,

especially in mineralized ground, maximizing

depth and stability. However, it may take

time and experience to make optimal use of

Target ID, as different detectors produce

varying numbers, and local variations in

metals and sizes may require testing and

adjustment.

PART 2

Mineralization

Saltwater

Correction index

3. Dynamic Signal Strength Meter

The V Series metal detectors introduce a

dynamic meter offers several unique

advantages that enhance the user's ability

to analyze and interpret signals:

1.Time-Based Signal Representation: Unlike

traditional depth gauges that only show the

most recent information, the dynamic meter

on the V Series displays a solid bar

representing the signal strength over a

speciﬁc period. This visual representation

provides a more comprehensive view of the

target's characteristics.

2. 3-Sec Signal Retention: The dynamic

meter retains the latest 3-second signal,

allowing users to compare it with recent

results. This extended retention enables a

more nuanced understanding of the target,

helping to ﬁnd the strongest signal between

different places.

3. Real-Time Comparison and Analysis: By

dynamically displaying signal strength over

time, users can observe ﬂuctuations and

patterns in real-time. This assists in

identifying the nature of the target, whether

it's a consistent, valuable object or

inconsistent, potentially undesirable debris.

PART 3

Recent level

4. Sensitivity. 99 levels sensitivity with

indication arrow. 99 is highest level.

Sensitivity higher than 80 might be noisy

in high EMI interference areas.

5. FeScale.

In the process of diﬀerentiating metals into

ferrous and non-ferrous categories, relying

solely on Target ID may sometimes be

inadequate. FeScale enhances the user's

ability to identify targets more precisely by

visually displaying the ratio between

ferrous and non-ferrous components.

Hot zone: 80-99

Numeric display

Good target

Bad target

Available frequencies :"

5kHz 10kHz 20kHz"

40kHz 60kHz*"

HyperQ (Multi-frequency)

INTERFACE

6. Frequencies

Choose the right frequency for your

detection scenarios. We oﬀers up to 5

single frequencies and 1 HyperQ multi-

frequency to select. For more info check

out at Frequencies page.

Deep signal

Shallow signal

Med signal

Historical level

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