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SETTINGS FOR ULTRA VERSION ONLY
Coin/Relic ID Scale
By using this feature, you can differentiate the Target
ID scale according to the type of target you’re looking
for. If you are a coin hunter, using the Coin ID Scale and
if you are a relic hunter, using the Relic ID Scale will
enable you get more stable IDs. The default one is the
Coin ID Scale.
In the coin option, the ferrous ID range is 01-14 and
in the relic one it is 01-39. In other words, when the
Coin ID Scale is selected, the device will produce
a ferrous tone for targets with 0-14 IDs and a non-
ferrous tone for those with 15-99 IDs. When Relic ID
Scale is selected, the device will produce a ferrous tone
for targets with 01-39 IDs and a non-ferrous tone for
those with 40-99 IDs.
Keep in mind that the ID will differ for the same target
between these 2 options!
To use this setting, after pressing the Power & Settings
button to go into settings, use the right and left buttons
to select the Discrimination setting. Press the Ground
Balance / Confirm button to access the upper settings.
Using the right and left buttons, select the Coin/Relic ID
Scale setting which is the third setting. You can switch
between the two options using the plus (+) and minus
(-) buttons.
This setting is restored to the final saved setting when
the device is turned off and on again. This setting is
common in all modes; change made in any mode also
applies to the other modes.
Target ID Depth
Adjusts the depth level that the device displays an ID
for a detected target. It consists of 3 levels: L (Low), M
(Medium), H (High). Factory default is set to ‘’M’’. The
lower the ID depth level is, the higher the ID accuracy
and vice versa. At the high level, the IDs may become
jumpy.
To use this setting, after pressing the Power & Settings
button to go into settings, use the right and left buttons
to select the Discrimination setting. Press the Ground
Balance / Confirm button to access the upper settings.
Using the right and left buttons, select the Target ID
Depth setting which is the fourth setting. You can
adjust the ID depth level using the plus (+) and minus
(-) buttons.
This setting cannot be used in the All Metal mode and
thus cannot be selected.
Recovery Speed
The Recovery Speed setting adjusts the speed of target
response. It allows for separation between multiple
targets in close proximity. Recovery Speed setting
enables you to detect smaller targets among trash or
ferrous targets. This setting can be adjusted between 1
and 5 with 1 being the slowest and 5 being the fastest.
Recovery Speed setting only affects the mode currently
selected; changes made in one mode do not affect the
others. When the Recovery Speed setting is set to a
low number, the ability of the device to detect targets
in close proximity decreases but its depth increases.
Similarly, a high Recovery Speed setting (for example 5)
will increase the ability of the device to detect targets
in close proximity but will decrease the depth. It is
recommended that you practice with different metals
placed close to each other before starting to use this
setting.
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