Treasure Cove Professional 9700 Manuel utilisateur

Treasure Cove Metal Detector

Professional 9700

OWNER’S MANUAL

www.Treasure-Cove.com

805-658-2328

MAIN FEATURES

The detector has two distinct systems:

1. ALL METAL No-Motion Mode: In this setting, detected targets will

cause the detector to sound off for as long as the target is under the

searchcoil—motion is not required to detect a target. When

operating in the ALL METAL Mode, adjust GND BAL(GROUND

BALANCE) to ensure proper mineral elimination. It is required to

push GND TRAC several times after adjusting GND BAL. All

targets will be detected with a medium tone.

2. Motion DISC (DISCRIMINATION), NOTCH and AUTO NOTCH

Modes: Operates with three tone audio target identification. GND

TRAC does not apply in these modes. User can adjust DISC and

NOTCH to reject any trash item. Motion is now required to make a

detection. Items will be tuned out if coil is not in motion.

Note: Do not attempt to test unit by placing a coin or metal objects onto

a floor. Most floors contain metal which interfere with the detector’s

operation.

ASSEMBLY

Assembling your metal detector is easy and requires no special tools.

Just follow these steps:

1. Clockwise turn the stem’s locknut to loosen it.

2. Press and hold down the spring button at the back of the stem to

lengthen or shorten the stem. Then release the button. Make sure

the button is in proper hole.

Adjust the stem to a length that lets you maintain a comfortable

upright posture, with your arm relaxed at your side and the

searchcoil level to the ground about 1/2 to 2 inches (1~5cm) above

the ground.

3. Counter clockwise tighten the locknut.

4. Unscrew the knob on the search coil and remove the knob connector.

Insert the stem and align the holes on the search coil bracket and the stem.

Push the connector through the holes and tighten the knob.

5. Wind the search coil cable around the stem. Leave enough slack in the

cable.

6. Insert the search coil’s plug into the matching jack on the detector’s control

housing.

Caution:

zThe search coil’s plug fits into the jack only one way. Do not force the plug

or you could damage it.

zTo disconnect the cable, pull out the plug. Do not pull on the cable.

7. Adjust the coil by loosening then tightening the knob on the coil.

Note: Do not overtighten the knob, nor use tools to tighten it.

8. Insert the arm support into the end of the stem and tighten the fixing

screw.

INSTALLING BATTERIES

Your metal detector requires two 9V batteries (not supplied).

stem

knob connector

searchcoil

knob

locknut

cable

arm support

zUse only fresh alkaline batteries of required size.

zDo not mix the old and new batteries or different types of batteries.

Follow these steps to install batteries.

1. Slide the POWER button to POWER, if the unit is powered on.

2. Slide the left and right battery covers off in the direction of the arrow.

3. Place a 9V battery into the battery compartment matching the polarity

symbols (+ and -) marked inside.

4. Replace the battery covers.

Warning:

zDispose of old batteries promptly and properly. Never bury or burn them.

Caution:

zIf you don’t plan to use the unit for a week or more time, remove the

batteries. Batteries can leak chemicals that can destroy electronic parts.

zTo extend the battery life, exchange the left and right battery after

3~4hours of operation.

zThe left and right battery covers can’t be exchanged. B1 and B2 are

marked at the back of the cover and in the compartment.

zIf LCD displays “LOW BATT” at the right lower corner, replace the

batteries.

USING HEADPHONES

1.Insert the stereo headphones’ 3.5mm plug into the PHONE jack. At this

time the internal speaker disconnects.

2.Set the VOLUME to the desired setting.

phone

Listening Safely

zTo protect your hearing, set the volume to the lowest setting before you

begin listening, adjust the volume to a comfortable level.

zDo not listen at extremely high volume levels. Extended high volume

listening can lead to permanent hearing loss.

zDo not wear headphones while operating your detector near high-traffic

areas. Pay attention to traffic safety.

FUNCTIONS AND INDICATIONS

1. A QUICK LOOK AT THE DETECTOR

VOL

ENT

POWER

GND TRAC

MODE

Target indicator

LCD screen

ADJ

GND BAL

SURF ELIM

PANEL WITH TOUCHPADS

1. MODE—lets you choose detection modes.

2. ADJ—to adjust sensitivity and the range of discrimination

3. ENT—to confirm accepting or rejecting the target being detecting in

NOTCH mode.

4. SURF-ELIM: Applied in DISC, NOTCH, AUTO-NOTCH modes and is

used to eliminate metallic trash present on the surface or at shallow

depths.

5. GND TRAC—It is applied inALL METAL mode and permits the unit

to maintain optimum ground balance at all times.

6. +, - --Used to increase or decrease the sensitivity and the range of

discrimination.

Please refer to the detailed instructions for above touchpads in

OPERATION.

DISPLAY

The indicator of target includes target icons and LCD displays and is located

at the top of the detector. It can indicate coins of different type, gold, silver

etc. When the detector detects an object, an arrow appears below the target

icon of probable type of metal being detected. Also displays the depth of the

Target indicator

DISC/NOTCH range Depth indicator

Operating mode

Target icon

Sensitivity indicator

target. If the detector receives a strong signal, the arrow appears steadily. If

the signal is weak, the arrow blinks or does not appear.

Note:

zIf an arrow points to a coin denomination, the detector might be

detecting either a coin or another type of metal (such as jewelry, tokens,

medals, or even junk metal) about same size and type as the coin.

zSince the indications are approximations, the detector might not have

actually found the item it indicates. The indicator is only a visual

reference to help you decide if an item is worth investigating.

zThe depth displayed is only a reference, not a real value.

GOLD Range

IRON & FOIL—indicates that the target is probably iron or foil. Some

oxidized iron might register somewhere within the SILVER range.

5¢(NICKEL)—indicates that the target is probably 5¢ or a nickel. Some fine

gold ring might register in this range.

PULL TAB—indicates that the target is probably a pull tab of an aluminum can.

Some rough gold items might register within PULL TAB category.

S-CAPS—indicates that the target is probably a type of metal like bottle cap

with whorl. Some small gold items might register within this category.

1¢(new version)—indicates that the target might be 1¢ or a zinc penny and a

copper coin. Some large gold items might register within 1¢ category.

SILVER Range

10¢/1¢(old version)-- indicates that the target is probably old 1¢, or 10¢, or an

aluminum coin.

25¢--indicates that the target is probably 25¢ or small silver coin. Some large

aluminum coin might register within this category.

50¢--indicates that the target is probably 50¢. Some big silver coin might

AUDIO TARGET IDENTIFICATION

When the unit is in DISC, NOTCH, AUTO-NOTCH modes, its audio

identification system automatically classifies metal objects into three

categories with three different tones—low, medium and high. It makes it easier

to identify the type of the target being detected.

Three different tones to distinguish different items detected:

Low tone for: bottle caps, nails, small gold ring and nickel (5¢)

Medium tone for: pull-tabs, S-CAPS, zinc pennies or 1¢(post 1982)

High tone for : 1¢(dated 1950), 10¢, 25¢, 50¢

When operating in ALL METAL mode, only one constant medium tone is

emitted when a target is detected. LCD only displays the depth of the target.

OPERATION

TURNING ON THE DETECTOR

Slide the power switch to ON. The unit displays all symbols on the

LCD screen. The detector sounds low , medium, high tones

respectively. After about 2 seconds the detector enters stand-by

state. At this time the LCD displays SENS, DISC, and the value of

SENS and DISC set before power off.

SETTING THE OPERATING MODE

The detector comes with four operating modes of ALL METAL, DISC,

NOTCH, AUTO-NOTCH. You can select DISC, ALL METAL,

AUTO-NOTCH, NOTCH respectively by touching MODE. LCD will

display the mode selected.

a.DISC-used for target discrimination. Press MODE several times to

get DISC mode. LCD will display DISC at the left lower corner of the

screen. Then press ADJ to adjust the range of discrimination. LCD

displays DISC/NOTCH at the right lower corner of the screen. You

also can use buttons + or – to increase or decrease the range of

discrimination.

b.NOTCH-- to ignore the metal type you do not want, or to accept the

one you want. Press MODE to NOTCH mode. LCD displays NOTCH

on the screen.

There is one line of bars below the icons. Press + or -, one of the

arrows above the bar will blink. At this time, if you press ENT, the bar

below the arrow will disappear. This means the target pointed by the

blinking arrow is notched. If you want to pick up the notched item, press

ENT again. Then the bar below the arrow will be recovered. Repeat the

above operation to reject items you don’t want.

c. AUTO-NOTCH—Press MODE to get AUTO-NOTCH mode. LCD

displays AUTO-NOTCH. In this mode, the unit rejects automatically

some trash items, such as bottle caps, pull tabs, S-CAPS without

loss of coins.

In modes of DISC, NOTCH, AUTO-NOTCH, press ADJ to adjust the

sensitivity. LCD displays SENS. Press + to increase the sensitivity.

Press – to decrease it.

Note:

zIn order to detect the target deeply buried, you can adjust the

SENS to a high position. But not to set the level of SENS to Max

position, or the detector will receive interference and false signal

from broadcast antenna and other electronic lines. The detector

will have unstable arrow and irregular tone indications.

zIn AUTO-NOTCH mode, user can’t make selection to reject

object undesired.

zIn modes of DISC, NOTCH, AUTO-NOTCH, controls of GND

BAL and GND TRAC don’t apply.

In DISC, NOTCH, AUTO-NOTCH modes, if there is a lot of metallic

trash on the surface or at shallow depths, use SURF ELIM to balance

the signal of the relatively big object and optimize the detection result.

With SURF ELIM unit can discriminate objects deeply buried.

d. ALL METAL—used for detecting any type of metal. Press MODE to

get ALL METAL mode. LCD displays ALL METAL at the left lower part

of the screen.

Press GROUND TRAC several times to allow the unit to stabilize

when first going into ALL METAL mode.

Lower the searchcoil to about one inch (2.5cm) above the ground.

Slowly sweep the searchcoil above the ground. When the unit

passes over metal object, LCD will display the depth of the object.

Also the unit emits a tone. When the unit approaches the target , it

emits a higher tone.

When searching in the ALL METAL mode, it is important that the

detector be ground balanced to offset the effects of any minerals

present in the soil or to balance the effects of saltwater when you

search near the ocean.

GROUND BALANCE—used to offset the effects of any minerals

present in the soil or to balance the effects of saltwater.

1. Begin with the GROUND BALANCE button adjusted to PRE SET

and lift the searchcoil about waist high in the air. Press GND

TRAC several times to let the unit stabilize before starting an

effective detection.

2. Lower the searchcoil to about one inch (2.5cm) above the ground.

If a tone is not being emitted, the PRE SET position is the proper

ground balance for that area. If a tone is being emitted, readjust

the GND BAL.

3. Lift the searchcoil in the air, turn the GND BAL counterclockwise

slightly. Push GND TRAC several times. Then repeat step 2. If

the unit still emits tone, repeat the procedure until the unit does

not emit tone.

Note:

1. Always be careful that there’s no metal on top of or under the

ground where you proceed ground balancing.

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