Basic Operation; Motion And Non-Motion Modes; Power On; Four Operating Modes - Teknik GC1035 Manual

1． MODE — interchanging the operating mode.
2． ADJUST，+，—,ENTER — adjusts the sensitivity, DISC or NOTCH range.
3． ENTER—it is used to accept or reject the target in NOTCH mode
(it works with +or -).
4． SURF ELIM — sets the detector to surface elimination mode.
5． GND TRAC,GND BAL — sets ground balance in ALL METAL mode and pinpointing
a target.
6． VOL control — adjusts the volume level.
7． POWER —turns on or off the unit.
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Motion and Non-motion Modes

1. ALL METAL Mode is a non-motion mode：In this mode, target is detected with the
coil motionless over it, and the detector emits
coil from side to side). In ALL METAL Mode, adjust GND BAL controller and then press
GND TRAC several times to eliminate ordinary minerals and ores. The detector sounds
a medium tone to all targets detected.
2.DISC,NOTCH and AUTO-NOTCH Modes are motion modes：There're 3 tones to
identify different metals in these modes. Detector can work in auto-ground balance.
Sensitivity is adjustable, while GND BAL is not available in these modes. To reject the
trash metal, you may adjust DISC or NOTCH range. Motion mode means the coil must
be in continuous motion, otherwise target cannot be detected.
4．2

Power On

Clockwise rotate the VOL knob from off-position to power on the detector. The machine
runs a self-test first（All display segments will illuminate，and the detector sounds high，
medium and low tones respectively.）, then stays in DISC mode after 2~3seconds.
4．3

Four Operating Modes

Interchange among 4 operating modes ： DISC, ALL METAL, AUTO-NOTCH,
NOTCH.
Press MODE touch pad to change the operating modes in following order: DISC→ALL
METAL→AUTO-NOTCH→NOTCH→DISC......The operating mode displays at bottom
left corner of the LCD.
1. DISC mode—Power on the detector, it enters into the default mode DISC
automatically. In this mode, the detector can
4．BASIC OPERATION
continuous
eliminate unwanted objects from the left of
sound (no need to move the
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