
| THE MINELAB EXPLORER II |
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AUDIO RESPONSE |
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The Explorer II emits a target audio response that varies in pitch and volume depending |
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on what type of object it detects. |
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| Pitch of response |
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| Figure 5.13 |
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| Generally, a target that is highly conductive (e.g. a large silver |
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| coin) emits a high pitched signal. A low pitch is sounded for less |
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| conductive targets. Large targets or targets close to the ground |
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Figure 5.13 Target sounding response | surface emit a louder signal. |
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| In Quickstart’s preset function, Coins Discrimination, the target |
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| audio response is emitted if a target is predominantly |
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| when the target crosshair is displayed in the clear part of the |
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| Smartfind screen (Figure 5.13). |
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| As you detect different targets you will quickly find it easy to |
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| identify objects by the audio and visual responses of the Explorer II. |
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| Directions for familiarizing yourself with specific target responses | 5 |
| appear toward the end of this chapter. | |
Headphones Caution! | Adjusting the volume | QUICKSTART |
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| The preset volume control on the Explorer II is turned up to |
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When using headphones, volume | maximum volume. This is usually appropriate with either the |
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detector’s |
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level should be adjusted to protect |
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in the headphones, use the volume control. |
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your hearing from excessive |
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sound. | Main Menu > Audio > Volume > Max. Limit can be set to reduce |
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| potentially loud signals (see page 54). |
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| AUDIO RESPONSE |
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