Minelab Explorer - Advanced Modes Select Menu

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ADVANCED MODE’S SELECT MENU
Advanced mode’s Select menu
Figure 6.14
Main Menu > SELECT
This section follows on from the Selecting Targets section of the
Quickstart chapter, page 62.
Advanced mode’s one distinction from Quickstart is the addition of
6 items to the SELECT target list. These six options are the
memorized discrimination patterns you have selected or manually
created in LEARN or EDIT. This has been described in detail in the
preceding pages of this chapter and is explained further in Saving
Targets on the following page.
In Advanced mode, the Explorer allows you to define and save your own target patterns.
Figure 6.14 Two examples of Advanced
mode’s Select menu
ADVANCED MODE’S SELECT MENU
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PHASE 3: Rejecting the framed target area
STEP 7 (Figure 6.11) To reject the area enclosed by the target
frame, press the center left shift button once. You will note
that a cross appears next to the button and the area of
screen within the target frame has darkened.
(Figure 6.12) It is now possible to drag the target frame to
the left to increase the rejected area until it connects to
the zone rejected previously.
NOTE To accept the framed area, press the center left
shift button until a tick appears next to the button. This
instructs the Explorer to clear the framed area.
PHASE 4: Saving edited discrimination pattern
STEP 8 (Figure 6.13) To save the edited discrimination pattern,
press the Main Menu shortcut button and select SAVE
from the displayed menu.
STEP 9 Press the shift button corresponding to the location you
want to save it (e.g. S2).
STEP 10 Now you can recall your edited discrimination pattern from
the SELECT target list.
NOTE The last saved discrimination pattern is retained in
the SELECT menu as Advanced mode’s current setting.
Figure 6.13 Saving discrimination pattern
Figure 6.11 Rejecting framed target area
EDITING AND SAVING TARGETS
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EDITING AND SAVING TARGET PATTERNS
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Figure 6.12 Target frame dragged to
complete discrimination pattern