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Recovery Speed or so-called reactivity
determines how fast the detector can recover
after detecting one target to detect another
nearby target.
Importance: It helps in dierentiating between
multiple targets that are close together and
assists in high-trash areas to find smaller
valuable targets amongst larger iron trash.
The default setting is 5, except CACHE mode
and GOLD mode, which are set to 1
Fast Recovery Speed(8,9):
Application: Useful in areas with lots of iron,
mineralized debris, or magnetic black sand,
such as some beaches.
Benefits: Speeds up signal analysis, allowing
the detector to separate non-ferrous targets
next to ferrous targets.
Drawbacks: Reduces detection depth and may
aect Target ID accuracy.
Slow Recovery Speed(1,2):
Application: Suitable for "clean" ground or
beaches where targets are well spaced.
Benefits: Makes the machine more sensitive to
deep targets, increasing the ability to detect
objects buried further down.
Drawbacks: Decreases the ability to detect
targets in close proximity.
TX Power refers to the amount of power
supplied to the transmitter coil, which creates an
electromagnetic field around the coil.
Eect on Detection: Increasing the TX Power
increases the strength of the electromagnetic
field. This enables the detector to penetrate
deeper into the ground and detect objects that
are farther away from the coil.
Dierences with Sensitivity setting: TX Power
controls the strength of the electromagnetic field,
aecting the depth of detection and potentially
the level of noise.Sensitivity controls how the
detector responds to received signals, aecting
the ability to detect small or weak signals and
also influencing the level of noise or false signals.
DETECT
Programs can be saved to apply, edit, pin to
top or delete. To save your setting, just press
and hold for 3 seconds activate the window.
LOCAL
SETTING
LOCAL
SETTING
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Quest Engineering V60 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Pinpoint ModeYes
WaterproofYes
DisplayLCD
Target IDYes
Ground BalanceManual
Weight2.5 lbs

Summary

QUICK START GUIDE

Power On Procedure

Steps to power on the metal detector for the first time.

Select Detection Mode

How to change detection modes based on your location.

Noise Cancel Function

Process for noise canceling to improve signal clarity.

Proper Coil Swing Technique

Correct coil sweep method for best detection results.

INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY

Detector Assembly Steps

Step-by-step instructions for assembling the metal detector.

Flat Folding for Storage

How to fold the detector for compact storage.

INITIAL PREPARATION

Battery Charging Procedure

Instructions for fully charging the detector's battery before first use.

LCD Screen Protection

Applying a protective film to the detector's screen.

CONTROL BUTTONS AND FUNCTIONS

Key Button Operations

Explanation of detector buttons and their associated functions.

WIRELESS HEADPHONE USAGE

Headphone Pairing and Operation

Instructions for pairing, adjusting volume, and general use of wireless headphones.

INTERFACE AND DISPLAY LAYOUT

Essential Information Displayed

Key information displayed on the screen, like target ID and signal strength.

Programmable and Utility Displays

Understanding settings like frequency, volume, and clock display.

TARGET IDENTIFICATION AND GROUND EFFECTS

Understanding Target ID Numbers

How the detector identifies targets numerically from 0 to 99.

Ground Effect Ball Explained

How saltwater and mineralization affect detection accuracy.

SIGNAL ANALYSIS AND SETTINGS

Dynamic Signal Strength Meter

Visualizing signal strength over time for target analysis.

Sensitivity and FeScale Features

Adjusting sensitivity and differentiating target types.

Frequency Selection Guide

Choosing optimal frequencies for various detection scenarios.

DETECTION MODES AND FEATURES

Overview of Search Modes

Details on Park, Field, Beach, Gold, and Cache modes.

Tone Space and Target ID Bars

Customizing audio tones and understanding TID display.

Key Operational Settings

Adjusting TX Power, Recovery Speed, and other functions.

FREQUENCY OPTIONS AND HYPERQ

Advantages of HyperQ Technology

Benefits of using multi-frequency detection for enhanced performance.

Single Frequency Operation

When and why to use single frequencies for specific conditions.

Changing Detection Frequency

Step-by-step guide to selecting different detection frequencies.

NOISE CANCELLATION

Understanding EMI Noise

Sources of electromagnetic interference and its effects on detection.

Auto Noise Cancel Process

How the detector automatically filters unwanted signals.

TARGET PINPOINTING TECHNIQUES

Using Pinpoint Mode

How to accurately locate targets before digging.

Visualizing Target Location

Interpreting the on-screen display for pinpointing.

GROUND BALANCE CALIBRATION

Ground Balancing Explained

Calibrating the detector to local soil conditions.

Auto Ground Balance Methods

Performing automatic ground balance for optimal performance.

SEARCH MODES: PARK AND FIELD

Park Mode Features

Ideal settings and uses for detecting in parks and trashy areas.

Field Mode Applications

Best uses for detecting in fields and historical sites.

ADVANCED SEARCH MODES

Beach Mode Functionality

Detecting in beach environments and wet sand.

Gold and Cache Mode Uses

Settings for goldfields and deep target detection.

PROGRAMMING AND DISCRIMINATION

Menu Navigation System

How to navigate through the detector's menus.

Customizing Discrimination Patterns

Setting target ID acceptance/rejection ranges for better filtering.

DETECT SETTINGS AND PROGRAMS

TX Power and Recovery Speed

Adjusting transmitter power and target recovery speed.

Saving and Managing Programs

How to save, edit, and apply custom settings.

SOUND SETTINGS CUSTOMIZATION

Adjusting Tone Numbers

Customizing the number of audio tones for target identification.

Setting Tone Spaces

Fine-tuning audio tone ranges for better discrimination.

AUDIO RESPONSE ADJUSTMENTS

Tone Pitch Settings

Adjusting audio frequencies for specific target sounds.

Tone Volume Settings

Customizing the volume of individual tone spaces.

GROUND SETTINGS AND BIAS

Ferrous Bias Feature

Sorting ferrous from non-ferrous targets accurately.

Threshold Adjustment

Setting the amplitude of background noise.

GYRO SENSOR AND POWER MANAGEMENT

Gyro Sensor Functionality

How the gyro sensor enhances detection and efficiency.

Auto Power Save Mode

Extending battery life by automatically switching to low-power.

DISPLAY SETTINGS CONFIGURATION

Backlight and Refresh Rate

Adjusting LCD brightness and refresh rate.

Clock Setting Procedure

How to set and adjust the detector's clock.

WIRELESS AUDIO DEVICE MANAGEMENT

Pairing New Bluetooth Devices

Connecting new wireless headphones or audio gear.

Managing Paired Devices

Connecting or disconnecting previously paired devices.

SYSTEM AND FIRMWARE MANAGEMENT

Reset to Factory Settings

Restoring the detector to its default configuration.

Checking Firmware Version

Viewing the current firmware installed on the detector.

FIRMWARE UPGRADE PROCESS

Software Download and Preparation

Steps to get the updater software and prepare devices.

Performing the Firmware Update

Step-by-step guide to upgrading the detector's firmware.

MAINTENANCE AND CARE GUIDELINES

Pre-Use Checks and Cleaning

Ensuring proper setup and clean hands before detecting.

Detector Care During and After Use

Protecting components and cleaning after detecting.

Key Maintenance and Safety

Battery, coil, headphone care and vital safety rules.

PARTS IDENTIFICATION AND ACCESSORIES

Detector Main Components

Labeled diagram of the main detector parts.

Included Accessories List

Identification of supplied accessories like headphones and cables.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

V80 Model Specifications

Detailed technical specifications for the V80 detector.

V60 Model Specifications

Detailed technical specifications for the V60 detector.

TROUBLESHOOTING COMMON ISSUES

Power and Noise Issues

Solutions for detector not turning on or excessive noise.

Wireless Headphone Problems

Troubleshooting sound, pairing, and charging issues.

Charging and Speaker Issues

Resolving charging indicator and speaker problems.

WARRANTY AND SERVICE INFORMATION

Warranty Coverage Details

Information on waterproof capability and warranty periods.

Exclusions and Customer Responsibility

Conditions not covered by warranty and user obligations.

Service, Repairs, and Liability

Procedures for service and limitations of liability.

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