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General| Battery Life | Up to 20 hours |
|---|---|
| Wireless | Yes |
| Discrimination | Yes |
| Operating Frequency | 4 to 45 kHz |
| Waterproof | Yes (up to 20 meters) |
| Display | LCD |
| Target ID | Yes |
| Ground Balance | Automatic and manual |
| Headphones | Wireless headphones included |
| Search Modes | customizable |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| Weight | 750 grams (control unit and coil) |
Details the unique features and environment of the DEUS II detector.
Basic learning for metal detecting and familiarizing with equipment.
Techniques for effective metal detecting, coil movement, and target identification.
Method for pinpointing targets using crossed sweeps for accurate location.
Lists all the components included in the DEUS II package.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the FMF coil.
Instructions for attaching the remote control to the stem.
Guide for adjusting the armrest on the telescopic stem.
Details the features and connections available on the XP connector.
Overview of the GENERAL program for beginners and experienced users.
Details the SENSITIVE program for mineralized and polluted ground.
Explains the SENSI FT program using Full Tone audio mode.
Description of the FAST program for ferrous-polluted and mineralized ground.
Information on the PARK program for recreational areas and polluted sites.
Details the DEEP HC program for locating good conductivity targets.
Explains the DEUS MONO program for single frequency operation.
Details the GOLD FIELD program for highly-mineralized gold-bearing ground.
Description of the RELIC program for searching large masses.
Information on the DIVING program for saltwater environments.
Details the BEACH program for wet zones and small targets.
Explains the BEACH SENS program for deep beach detection.
Adjusting discrimination and understanding target identification (T.ID).
Visual display of target conductivity and discrimination range.
Setting up multi-tone audio modes for target identification.
Customizing sound partitioning and tone breaks.
Using Pitch mode for dynamic audio signals based on target strength.
Adjusting tone breaks and activating additional notches.
Filter to eliminate crackling caused by ferrous items.
Iron Amplitude Rejection for rejecting ferrous items by distance.
Adjusting background sound threshold with Pitch mode.
Setting the device's general sensitivity level.
Reducing false signals in saltwater environments.
Overview of available frequencies and their impact on detection.
Explains the FMF programs and frequency selection.
Details on single frequency programs and interference handling.
Adjusting the volume of low-pitched tones, typically iron.
Setting detector performance for analyzing signals and separating targets.
Explains how reactivity levels affect detection range and target analysis.
Amplifying the volume of deep targets for better perception.
Understanding ground mineralization and its effect on detection.
Calibrating ground effect using the Grab mode.
Adjusting ground effects manually in DEUS MONO program.
Automatic ground correction mode for uniform ground.
Settings for magnetic ground conditions like black sand.
Defining the level of ground instability tolerance.
Features for deep searching in mineralized ground for gold and masses.
Using Pinpoint mode for motionless coil detection and target localization.
Selecting audio output and adjusting volume for speakers and headphones.
Correcting headphone acoustics with a four-band equalizer.
Choosing different sound types (PWM, SQUARE) based on preference and environment.
Activating diving mode to lock the keypad under pressure.
Adjusting display settings like backlight, contrast, and brightness.
Option to choose the display language.
Adjusting the device's clock settings.
Choosing the main screen display for each program.
Description of the standard multi-information display.
Using the XY screen for oscilloscope display and target identification.
Adjusting the zoom resolution for the X-Y path.
Smartphone app for mapping routes and sharing findings.
Automatic scan for detecting frequencies and finding clear channels.
Instructions for updating the device software via USB.
Information about the remote control, model, and certifications.
Modifying factory programs and creating user programs.
Saving or renaming custom programs.
How to delete user-created programs.
Connecting accessories like coils and headphones.
Removing a paired coil from the device's list.
Steps for automatically or manually pairing wireless headphones.
Removing previously paired wireless headphones.
Automatic or manual activation of wireless headphones.
Connecting the MI-6 pinpointer to the DEUS II.
Unpairing the MI-6 pinpointer.
Describes three configurations for the WS6 wireless headphones.
WS6 acting as a slave to the remote control.
WS6 acting as a master, controlling coil and settings.
Accessing menus for discrimination, sensitivity, and other settings.
Adjusting volume, audio type, and other headset options.
Features and operation of WSA II and WSA II XL wireless headphones.
Benefits of bone conduction headphones for underwater and land use.
Correct placement of BH-01 headphones on cheekbones.
Guidelines for storing and cleaning the BH-01 headphones.
Overview of the MI-6 pinpointer display and functions.
Adjusting MI-6 sensitivity and recalibrating the threshold.
Modifying the audio tone of the PULSE mode.
Selecting between Audio PITCH and Audio PULSE modes.
Creating and saving custom programs for the pinpointer.
Instructions for recovering a lost MI-6 pinpointer.
Battery life specifications for remote control, headphones, and coils.
Information on the charging time for the device components.
Explains the meanings of the coil LED indicators.
Instructions for charging the coil, remote, and headphones using the supplied unit.
Tips for extending the lifespan of LiPo batteries.
Guidance on how to replace batteries in headphones and the remote control.
Important safety measures related to charging and handling batteries.
Precautions and guidelines for using the power adapter.
Different plug options for land and underwater use.
Procedures for cleaning the detector after underwater use.
Instructions for assembling the aerial antenna for submerged operation.
Troubleshooting causes and solutions for excessive sensitivity.
Diagnosing and resolving issues with the coil not powering on.
Troubleshooting no sound in headphones when buttons are functional.
Diagnosing lack of sound in headphones during target detection.
Detailed specifications for detection features and settings.
Overview of general features, accessories, and battery specifications.
Description of the S-Telescopic stem.
Description of the S-Telescopic Lite stem.
Accessory aerial antenna.
Exploded view and part numbers for the telescopic stem assembly.
Exploded view and part numbers for the DEUS II main unit.
Exploded view and part numbers for the WS6 headphones.
Exploded view and part numbers for the WS AUDIO II headphones.
Exploded view and part numbers for MI-6/MI-4 pinpointers.
Guidelines for legal and ethical metal detecting practices.
Manufacturer's compliance declaration with EU, FCC, and IC standards.
Information on user safety regarding electromagnetic waves.
Guidelines for recycling electronic waste and batteries.
Essential precautions for prolonging the life of the DEUS II equipment.
Details of the 5-year limited warranty for the DEUS II detector.
Battery specifications relevant for air transport.
Step-by-step guide to powering on the DEUS II device.
Instructions for properly switching off the DEUS II remote control and headphones.
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