Minelab 4901 - 0059 quick start Adjusting Threshold, Speaker/Headphone Threshold

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36THRESHOLD

Threshold is the constant background sound produced by the detector to help distinguish between desirable and undesirable targets.

When a rejected target is detected, the Threshold sound ‘blanks’ (becomes silent) to indicate that a rejected target is underneath the coil.

Normal Signal

Threshold

‘Blanking’ (No Sound)

Threshold

Speaker/Headphone Threshold

The X-Terra 70 is able to save separate settings for both the speaker Threshold and headphones Threshold, switching from one to the other automatically as the headphones are connected

The Threshold volume should be set to the preferred level. It is important to note that small surface objects, as well as large deep objects, will produce very small changes in the Threshold sound. It is therefore important to set the Threshold control correctly to ensure that these targets are heard. Try experimenting with known targets to assist in setting this control.

Press MENU SELECT and choose Threshold.

Use the + and buttons to select a suitable Threshold level.

Press PINPOINT DETECT, to return to detection.

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(Accessories, pg. 50).

When the headphones are unplugged, all changes to the Threshold setting are applied to the speaker Threshold. When the headphones are plugged in, the headphones icon will be displayed and all changes to the Threshold setting are applied to the headphones Threshold.

The tone of the Threshold can be

Audible Target Response

Volume

= 30

Target #2

Inaudible

Target #1

Threshold

=

If the Threshold is set to a negative value,

small target signals will not produce a signal big enough to go above the Threshold of audibility.

Volume

Audible Target Response

 

= 30

 

 

Target #2

 

Target #1

Threshold

 

=

 

If the Threshold is set to 0, the Threshold audio/sound is disabled and detector will produce target signals sounds only.

Audible Target Response

Volume

= 30

Target #2

Target #1

Threshold

=

If the Threshold is set to a positive value, the detector will produce target signals and a Threshold sound.

adjusted in Prospecting Mode only (Threshold Tone, pg. 38).

When Threshold and Volume settings are used together, there is greater control over target audio response.

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Contents Coin & Treasure Mode pg Prospecting Mode pg Congratulations on Purchasing Your X-TERRA Contents HOW Detectors Work To detectSuitable for general purpose detecting Shaft Assembly Connecting the CoilAssembling Your X-TERRA List of PartsConnecting the Control Box Armrest AssemblyDisconnecting the Control Box Coil Cable AssemblyTurns the detector on/off Keypad LayoutToggles between Ground Balance and Tracking Ground Balance Liquid Crystal Display LCD areaLCD Layout Prospecting Mode Factory Presets Coin & Treasure Mode Factory PresetsTurning the Detector on Detecting ModesArmrest Assembly, pg Shaft Assembly, pgHolding the Detector Sweeping the Coil 5cmTarget Response Metal Object Response Simple Detecting Exercise Detector AudioThreshold Background sound BlankingPattern Discrimination Scale Coin & Treasure ModeDepth Iron Mask IM LevelFerrous Non-ferrous Activating Target ID StabilityFrom another Target IDAll Metal Pattern Preset Discrimination PatternsPattern Iron MaskPattern Discrimination Prospecting Mode useAll Metal Shortcut Toggle between IronVolume Recovering the TargetPinpointing ToneMenu Operation Adjusting Menu SettingsRecommended Sensitivity Settings Sensitivity Adjusting SensitivityVolume Adjusting VolumeSpeaker/Headphone Volume Choosing a Noise Cancel Channel Noise CancelPress Menu Select and choose Noise Cancel ManualAdjusting Threshold ThresholdSpeaker/Headphone Threshold Target Tones Tones Adjusting TonesThreshold Tone Tone TonesGround Balance Adjusting Ground BalanceGround Balance Normal Ground Balance BeachAuto Adjusting Ground BalanceFactory Preset Factory PresetsMode Factory Preset Erasing PatternsSounds Battery BehaviourCoil Identification Error MessagesAccessories Terra 70 Specifications Model FeaturesCare of Your X-TERRA User Preferences User Notes Description of Fault