C-SCOPE CS4ZX User Manual

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Diagram 3 Checking The Batteries
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CS4ZX
The CS4ZX has two modes of operation, Motion and Non Motion.
In Motion mode the detector head must be moving for the detector to register a find.
Motion has the advantage of automatic ground cancellation and simplicity of operation. Non motion
mode allows greater performance in restricted areas such as in undergrowth and allows accurate pin
pointing of targets. In Non Motion the detector head need not be moving to indicate a target but
patience and practice is required to develop the skills necessary to enjoy the full benefit of this mode.
Selection of mode is made on the Trigger switch located behind the hand grip and is operated with
your index finger.
Diagram 4 Changing Modes
CS4ZX
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C-SCOPE CS4ZX Specifications

General

Brand	C-SCOPE
Model	CS4ZX
Category	Metal Detector
Language	English

Summary

RAPID GET YOU GOING INSTRUCTIONS

Controls Overview

ASSEMBLY

BATTERIES

BATTERY CHECK

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CS4ZX

CONTROLS

Controls Common To Both Operating Modes

Controls that function in both Motion and Non Motion modes.

SENSITIVITY Control

Rotary control for sensitivity and power on/off.

MODE TRIGGER SWITCH

Switch for selecting Motion, Non Motion, or Tune/Retune modes.

Motion Mode Controls

DISC and NOTCH Controls

Manages target discrimination and specific item rejection.

NOTCH Mode Select Switch

Switch for accepting or rejecting targets within the Notch Window.

CHANGING MODES

OPERATING IN MOTION MODE

DISC Operation

NOTCH Operation

OPERATING IN NON MOTION MODE

Setting Ground Control

Beach Searching

DETECTION RANGE

DETERMINING TARGET SIZE AND DEPTH

CHARGING BATTERIES

SWEEPING TECHNIQUE

CARE OF YOUR DETECTOR

DETECTOR NOT OPERATING?