To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Titan Metal Detector has no power or sounds?
If your Titan Metal Detector isn't powering on or making any sounds, the issue might be due to dead batteries (replace batteries), poor battery contact (push batteries in tighter), or a loose cord connection.
Why does my Titan Metal Detector chatter or beep erratically?
Erratic beeping or chattering in your Titan Metal Detector can occur due to several reasons: using the detector indoors (use it outdoors only), proximity to power lines (move away from power lines), using two detectors too close together (keep them at least 20 feet apart), a highly oxidized buried object (only dig up repeatable signals), or environmental electromagnetic interference (reduce sensitivity until erratic signals cease).
What to do if my Titan Metal Detector LCD does not lock on to one target ID or emits multiple tones?
If the LCD of your Titan Metal Detector doesn't lock onto a single target ID or it emits multiple tones, it could be due to multiple targets being present (move the coil slowly at different angles) or a highly oxidized target (reduce sensitivity).
How to fix false high-tone signals on Titan Metal Detector?
False high-tone signals on your Titan Metal Detector may be caused by an over-adjusted ground balance knob. To resolve this, move the GB knob counter-clockwise.
General| Brand | Titan |
|---|---|
| Model | 3000XD |
| Category | Metal Detector |
| Language | English |
Detailed instructions for assembling the metal detector, including connecting the coil and stem.
Instructions for inserting and ensuring proper contact for the detector's batteries.
Details how to adjust sensitivity and mitigate electromagnetic interference.
Covers entering and adjusting the Discrimination mode to filter out unwanted metals.
Provides instructions for using the no-motion Pinpoint mode for accurate target location.
Details the four distinct audio tones used to identify different types of metal objects.
Explains how to read the LCD scale for identifying different metal types and their categories.
Explains the three-digit indicator and provides a table linking numeric values to possible metal objects.
Provides step-by-step instructions for performing the crucial ground balance adjustment.
Details how to fine-tune ground balance for silence and the need for periodic recalibration in different areas.
