| THE MINELAB EXPLORER II |
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THE IRON MASK |
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| Adjusting the Iron Mask |
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| Pressing the IRON MASK shortcut button on the control panel will |
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| display the Iron Mask adjustment screen. |
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Figure 5.5 Adjusting the Iron Mask | Preset Level |
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The Explorer II's Iron Mask is set at a rating of |
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| when detecting |
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Iron Mask Shortcut | Detecting more ferrous objects |
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If you want target responses from more ferrous objects (e.g. war |
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| relics) it is necessary to reduce the level of ferrous rejection. This |
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| is done by pressing the bottom left shift button next to the slider |
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| control, reducing the extent of the Iron Mask. You may need to |
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| experiment a little with the settings. |
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The Iron Mask shortcut button on | Detecting all ferrous objects |
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If you wanted to detect all objects, regardless of ferrous content, | 5 | ||
the control panel allows you to | |||
ferrous rejection can be reduced to a minimum level of | |||
switch between Iron Mask and |
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screen will be completely clear and all objects will sound a target | QUICKSTART | ||
Discrimination. | |||
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response. |
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Before you experiment with this, | Rejecting all ferrous objects |
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an understanding of the features |
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If you want target responses to be suppressed for all ferrous |
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of these functions will greatly |
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objects, the Iron Mask may be increased to a level of 0. This is |
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assist in deciding which will |
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represented by the mask extending to half way across the |
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locate the kind of targets you want | Smartfind screen (as depicted in the section explaining |
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and how to adjust the Explorer II |
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to suit your preferences. |
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The tutorials featured later in this |
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chapter also assume a basic |
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understanding of Iron Mask and |
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Discrimination functions. |
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| THE IRON MASK |
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