PINPOINTING
(using a motion detecting mode)
Pinpointing targets after detection
“X-ing” the target 
1. Sweep over target in
narrowing side-to-side
patterns.
2. Take note of the spot on
the ground where the
“beep” occurs.
3. Now sweep over the
target in a forward-to-back
motion and note where
the “beep” occurs.
4. This pinpoints the target
location with “X”.
When pin point ing a tar get, try draw ing an “X”, as
il lus trat ed, over where the tone is induced.
CONTROLS
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That category will reverse status.  If the
icon had previously been illuminated it
will  now  disappear,  indicating  the
category  has  been  eliminated  from
detection.  Likewise, an icon that is not
visible on the display will re-illuminate,
indicating  that  this  category  is  now
notched-in and will be detected.
Only one category can be notched at
a  time.   To notch  multiple categories
in or out, repeat the process for each
category icon.
PINPOINT
Press  and  hold  the  button  to
activate.  Pinpoint is only active while
the  button  is  depressed.    The  2-digit
indicator  displays  the  target  depth  in
inches  and  updates  immediately  as
the coil moves back and forth over the
target.  The  depth  indication  in
conjuction with  the  variable  pitch  and
volume help pinpoint the exact center
of a target.
Pinpoint  is  used  to  find  the  exact
location  of  a  target  which  was
previously located and identified using
the  Jewelry,  Coin  or  Artifact  mode.
Pinpoint does not require motion of the
searchcoil over the target; the user can
move the searchcoil more slowly and
narrow the detection field.
NARROW IT DOWN
To further narrow the field of detection,
position the searchcoil near the center
of the response pattern (but not at the
exact  center),  release,  and  then
quickly  press-and-hold  it  again.  Now
you  will  only  hear  a  response  when
the searchcoil is right over the  top of
the  target.  Repeat  this  procedure  to
narrow  the  zone  even  further.  Each
time  you  repeat  the  procedure,  the
field of detection will narrow further.