AUTOTUNE SEARCH MODE 
    Set the DISC control to Autotune for a very sensitive, wide-scan, all-
metal, motion search mode. Since this mode responds to all metal 
targets and does not have the ability to identify or reject targets, this will 
probably not be your normal search mode. 
The Autotune mode does have some advantages however which 
make it useful to use in at least two situations:
1.  Non-Trashy Areas. Since the Autotune mode has a wider 
scan than the ID mode, you’re less likely to miss a good 
target when using it. Search in the Autotune mode until 
you find a target. Pinpoint the target using the PINPOINT 
button and then switch the DISC control to “0” to identify 
it. The DISC control is positioned so that you can switch 
back and forth between Autotune and “0”.
2.  Highly Mineralized Soil or Sand. The  Autotune Mode 
is recommended for black or  gray sand beaches or 
highly mineralized soil. Under these conditions it may be 
necessary to lower the sensitivity level and sweep several 
inches off the ground. Gold nuggets are generally found 
in highly mineralized soil so this will be the search mode 
of choice for prospectors.
TARGET ID SEARCH MODE
When the DISC control is set in the 0 through 6 position, the  CZ-3D has 
the ability to identify many types of small targets and, depending on the 
discrimination level, reject or ignore most of them. To better understand 
just how your CZ-3D responds to different targets, try the following:
1.  Scatter some sample targets such as coins, rings, pull 
tabs, nails and foil on the ground at least 18 inches apart. 
Include some large targets as well; jar lids, soda cans, 
etc.
2.  Set the DISC  control at “0”, SENSITIVITY at “5”, MODE 
at  ‘ENHANCE’,  VOLUME  at  “10”.  If  you’re  wearing 
headphones, reduce the volume to a comfortable level 
when you are over a large target.
3.  Ground balance the CZ-3D as in the “Ground Balance” 
procedure.
4.  Hold the search coil about two inches above and parallel 
to the ground and move it slowly back and forth across 
each sample. Remember, the coil must be in motion to 
SEARCH MODES
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