XP Metal Detectors ADX100 User Manual

Steps for putting the detector shaft together and attaching the control unit.

Instructions for removing the control box from the armrest, including hand placement.

Details on using 8 AA alkaline batteries, polarity, and securing the battery lid.

Information on expected battery duration, approximately 50 hours with headphones.

Explanation of the audio alert for low battery voltage and its implications.

Explanation of the Sensitivity/Power I/0 control for adjusting depth and stability.

Guide to the Discrimination control for masking metal targets and adjusting sensitivity.

Guidance on sweeping the search coil close to the ground and maintaining parallel orientation.

Technique for pinpointing targets using crossed sweeps and identifying the strongest audio signal.

Instructions for maintaining cable slack, avoiding tape, and proper hip-mounting for strain prevention.

Advice on removing batteries during non-use and avoiding high temperatures to prevent damage.

Troubleshooting for sound changes, with causes like low batteries or wrong polarity.

Solutions for failure to power on, including checking battery insertion and headphone plug.

Addressing false signals due to high sensitivity, interference, or proximity to other detectors.

Recommendations on abiding by laws, seeking permission, and respecting the natural environment.

Advice on backfilling holes, avoiding wartime areas, and reporting suspicious objects.

Details on batteries, electronic box, search coil, shaft, loudspeaker, headphones, frequency, and weight.

Overview of warranty periods for the control unit, search coil, and charger.

Details on various search coils, hipmount bag, and XP backpack.

Information on XP T-shirt, cap, batteries charger, and headphones.

Details on contractual warranty, coverage, and specific exclusions like accidental damage or misuse.