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C. PROGRAMMED METHOD
OF
OPERATION
After
assembly and
banery
insertion
the
METADEC
II
is
now
ready
for
operation.
The
METADEC
II
is
extremely
simple
to
operate, and
,is
programmed and designed
in
such a
way
that
the
operator
is
not
required
to
adjust
discriminate
or
ground
exclude levels.
All
that
Is
required
is
to
turn
the
detector
ON
at
the
ON/OFF
Tune
Switch
(0)
and
tune
the
detector
to
threshold,
as
described
below,
and
then
programme
the
mode
of
operations. Here's
how:·
Tuning
Turn
the
detector
ON
at
the
ON/OFF
Tune
Control
which
works
in
conjunction
with
the
two
Retune
Buttons
(vi)
or
(viil
on
the
meter
console.
Hold
the
memory
retune push
button
down,
and
rotate
the
Tune
Control
clockwise
until
the
meter
reaches
the
central
Tune
position,
and
the
sound
is
just
beginning
to
break
through.
Set
this
carefully
and precisely and then release
the
memory
retune push
button.
If
the
Tuning
level alters
or
wanders
off
tune.do
not adjust
the
TUNE
Control.
Simply
operate
the
Retune push
button
which
will
automatically
re·tune
the
detector
to
the
original selected level.
Programme
Set
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See
Diagram
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The
StatUI
Button
(v) will indicate
which
mod.
are engllllad and
operational.
R.
Senlltivity
- 0
S.
Function/Ground
Exclude
Either
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or
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The
detector
is
now
excluding
the
ground
at
a pre·set level
on
one channel and
discriminating
at
a
programmed level
on
the
other
channel.
All
metal objects
will
be indicated
by
an increase in loudness
but
rejected objects
will
cause
the
meter
to
fall
to
the
left
and
the
tone
frequency
to
decrease. Accepted targets
will
conversely cause the meter
to
rise
to
the
right
or
remain
stationary
and
the
tone
frequency
to
increase.
Searching
Simply
sweep
the
detector
in an are, ensuring
the
head
is
level and
as
close
to
the
ground
as
possible.
Advance
half
a head length
at
a
time,
and ensure
the
tuning
level is
correctly
set
by
raising
the
heed an
inch
or
two,
depressing
the
push
button
re·tune. and
then
lower
the
head and
continue.
For
a
more
detailed
description
of
the
CONTROLS
AND
WHAT
THEY
DO. and USE
IN
THE
FIELD
read
on.
but
if
you
follow
the
programmed
method.
you
cannot
go
far wrong.
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