Whites Super Pulse - User Manual

GMT Super Pulse
Owner’s Manual
GMT Super Pulse
Owner’s Manual
GMT
Super Pulse
White’s Electronics, Inc.
Sweet Home, Oregon USA
Building the World’s Finest
metal detectors for over 60 years.
Part Number 621-0534 — V1.0
Field Tips
1. A good ground balance is critical to success. 2. Ignore chirps, squeaks, blips, grunts, and other minor
clipped sounds that are not repeatable.
3. A broad increase in the tone is likely due to a shift in the
ground mineralization (often called a hot spot) rather than a large deep target. If it is due to mineralization, a slight adjustment to the ground balance will cause it to go away.
4. A good target will give a smooth, distinctive response. The
tone will quickly go from soft to a sharp peak and back to soft. The strength of the peak depends on the depth of the target. Dig anything that gives a response like this.
5. A long nail will give a “good” response from one direction
if it is lying flat in the ground. When the loop is swept from a different direction, the signal will be sharp but clipped instead of smooth. That is, there is no gentle rising of the sound to the peak and then dropping off.
6. Bits of nails shorter than half an inch, small flat pieces of
can, boot tacks, wire, etc. will often sound the same as a nugget, so dig them all.
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Summary

Field Tips

GMT Super Pulse Specifications

Assembly

Instructions for putting together the metal detector components, including rods, coil, and control box.

Operating Mode

Details the primary operating mode of the metal detector.

Pulse Frequency

Information on the pulse frequency settings for the detector.

Pulse Delay

Explanation of the pulse delay control and its function.

Search Modes

Overview of the different search modes available on the detector.

Audio Tones

Description of the audio tone responses for different target types.

Audio Output

Information regarding the audio output options, such as speaker or headphones.

Search Coil

Details about the available search coil sizes and types.

Weight

Specifications for the weight of the metal detector with different coil options.

More Info

Additional information and details about the metal detector's features.

Audio

Explanation of how the audio system works and its responses.

Sweep Methods

Guidance on proper coil sweep techniques for effective detection.

Length

Specifications on the adjustable length of the metal detector.

Batteries

Information on the type and power requirements for the detector's batteries.

Battery Life

Details on the expected operational time per battery set.

Warranty

Information regarding the warranty coverage for the product.

Assembly

Dealing with Noise

Strategies and techniques for minimizing or eliminating unwanted noise interference.

QuickStart

Ground Balance

Instructions for setting the ground balance to filter out ground mineralization signals.

Frequency

Guidance on adjusting the frequency control to reduce interference.

More Info

Provides additional details relevant to operating the detector.

Audio

Explains the audio responses and how they indicate target types.

Controls

Threshold

Setting the background audio level for detecting faint target signals.

Ground Balance

Balancing the detector to ignore ground mineralization for accurate target detection.

Power;Gain

Adjusting the signal amplification to determine detection depth and sensitivity.

Sweep Methods

Dealing with Noise

Code of Ethics

Guidelines for responsible and ethical metal detecting practices.

Specifications

Warranty

Details concerning the product's warranty terms and conditions.

Whites Super Pulse Specifications

General

Battery Life	Up to 20 hours
Type	Pulse Induction
Technology	Pulse Induction (PI)
Weight	1.3 kg
Waterproof	Yes