Craftsman 3300 manual Target Readout

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DEPTHANDTARGETDISPLAY(motionmodesonly)

THREE DIGIT TARGET INDICATOR

The three digit target indicator, in the middle of the LCD display, provides a specific target value to help identify buried targets more accurately. With practice in the field, you will learn to associate target values with the probable identification of

buried objects. The target value can vary each time the coil passes over the target, depending upon the angle of the object and the distance from the coil. As a starting point, refer to the table below.

TARGET Readout

The table below list some common approximate target value equivalents. With experience in the filed, you will recognize many types of metals by their numeric value.

VALUE RANGE	POSSIBLE OBJECTS
0-10	Iron
30-39	Nickel
43-48	Pull-Tab
53-60	Screw Cap
62-74	Zinc, Penny
83-88	Wheat Cent
86-100	Dime
107-127	Quarter
105-120	Liberty Dollar
120-126	Franklin Half Dollar
134-150	Silver Dollar
150-199	Large metal Object

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Contents Page Table of Contents Terminology Assembly is easy and requires no tools AssemblyAdjusting the Arm Rest Batteries To install the batteriesII. Position the Detector III. Power UpUick Start Demonstration Supplies NeededXIII. Press the Disc A-M touch pad VIII. Wave all objects over Search CoilXI. Press the Notch touch pad again XII. Wave the zinc penny over the search coilPowering UP Basic OperationSensitivity Basic Operation Discrimination ModeTechnical Note Notch ModeTo use the Notch Mode ZAPHeadphone Jack PIN Point ModeBass Tone Audio Target Identification motion modes onlyReading the Display Depth and Target Display motion modes onlyTarget Readout Electromagnetic Interference Sensitivity AdjustmentField Techniques motion modes only PinpointingCoil Movement What …MAY Reads Actually Like this Be this Field Techniques motion modes only Ground Balancing Field TechniquesAdjustment is Necessary Temperature Change RetuningTrouble Shooting Guide Trouble ShootingTreasure HUNTER’S Code of Ethics