Pyle PHMD1 Instruction Manual

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  • Pyle PHMD1 | Instruction Manual - Page 1
    Treasure Hunter Bronze Metal Detector PHMD1 www.pyleaudio.com Instruction Manual This Metal Detector is a versatile and easy-to-use metal detector. It has higher sensitivity and has the ability to differentiate between ferrous metals and nonferrous metals. It is suitable for beginners. Please read
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    Batteries Panel and Controller Quick-Start Field Operation Caution Trouble Shooting Guide Specification: • Single mode operation • No-motion Mode: As long as there is metal object around the search coil, the detector will have a response. • Adjusting DISCRIMINATION • Adjusting TUNE • Adjusting
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    the bolts(Figure.2). Figure.2 3. Turn the stem's lock nut clockwise until it loosens, lengthen or shorten the stem so when you stand upright with your detector in your hand, the search coil is level with and about 1/2 inch above the ground with your arm relaxed at your side.( Figure.3). Figure
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    Figure.4 Batteries Please use six AA alkaline batteries. 1. Press the "key" on the battery compartment in the direction of the arrow, pull out the battery compartment cover (Figure.5). Note: the word UP is engraved on the battery compartment, don't mistake the direction. Figure.5 2. Insert six AA
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    sound. Quick Start: To learn how to master the operation of the metal detector quickly, we suggest that you should read the quick start guided carefully, and practice indoor. When you are familiar with the detector, you can hunt for the treasures just about anywhere. 1. Prepare with a assortment
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    than 5 inches(15cm). (Fig.9) Figure.9  Please take off your watch, ring or other metal objects on your hand or arm. Keep the detector away from the wall, floor and other metal objects.  Be sure to keep the detector away from the light, TV, computer and mobile telephone, which can cause electro
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     Set the "DISC" knob to "MIN". Adjust the balance to let the meter pointer point at "0". Adjust "VOLUME" to let the detector sound a light hum tone.  Let the metal samples approach the search coil in turn, pay attention to the meter pointer swing and the voice change.  When the iron nail approach
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    to let the meter pointer points "0"and the detector sound a light hum tone.  Let the 25￠silver coin approach the search coil slowly, the meter pointer will deflect to the right, and the sound will turn loud. (Figure.13) Figure.13  Let other metal samples approach the search coil slowly, the meter
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    Figure.14 7. Discriminate different metals approximately We take 5￠nickel coin and pull tab as an example to explain the approximate discrimination method.  Set the DISCRIMINATION to about "12:00" position (Figure.15). Adjust the balance to let the detector sound a hum tone, and the show is "0"
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    cause interference signals, so it's not fit for using the metal detector. Field detection is more complicated, the composition of the detected regional soil, the component, size, shape and the oxidation degree of the underground metals will all affect the detection results. This chapter is only the
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    objects, you should move the search coil on the ground according to figure 16, In order to determine the metal position exactly. The nearer the search coil from the object, the more strong the response is. Figure.18 6. Using the earphone Using headphones allows for
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    , don't set it too loud, this may damage your hearing. Trouble Shooting Guide SYMPTOM No power The unit is silent when turns on, and the detector be in balance state. 1.Make sure there is no other metal detector operating around. 2.Don't use it indoors, because there are many metals Support 1 12
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    Arm(Left Side) 1 18 Screw M3X25 2 19 Red Botton/Switch 1 21 Screw M3X12 3 22 Right Arm Rest Support 1 23 Support Arm Adjustment Knob 1 24 Outer Stem 1 25 Washer 1 26 Inner Stem 1 27 Lock Nut Interior 1 28 Lock Nut Exterior 1 29 Look Nut Cover 1 30 Bushing 1
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Treasure Hunter Bronze Metal
Detector
PHMD1
www.pyleaudio.com
Instruction Manual
This Metal Detector is a versatile and easy-to-use metal detector. It has higher
sensitivity and has the ability to differentiate between ferrous metals and nonferrous
metals. It is suitable for beginners.
Please read the manual carefully before using the unit.