Mega VIPER User Manual

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Page 2 USER MANUAL...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS List of contents Contents ............. Warnings .
Page 4: Warnings
Do not assemble and operate the device before reading the user manual. The device may only be dismantled or repaired by MEGA DETECTION Gmbh or its authorized service centers. Unauthorized disassociation / infiltration of the internal components of the main monitor or other units for any reason cancels the warranty.
Page 5: Property Rights
MEGA DETECTION Gmbh is subject to legal liability of its owner. MEGA DETECTION invites all users to ensure that the acquisition and use of this type of equipment complies with the laws and regulations of the countries in use and is not responsible for the legal consequences if the laws state otherwise.
Page 6: Introduction
INTRODUCTION With the engineering, research and development team at Mega Detection, a dream is now a reality with mega VIPER detector. A comprehensive metal detector with multiple detection technologies within one device that provides prospectors with all the necessary tools to detect buried treasures.
Page 7: Package Contents
PACKAGE CONTENT...
Page 8 PACKAGE CONTENT Main unit IMTU Sensor 5 Pin Connector Base (For Coils) Lithium-Ion Battery Higher Stick (Shaft) Medium Stick (Shaft) Lower Stick (Shaft) Armrest (Holder) Long-Range Antennas ( x2 ) Headphones PS.36 Detector Coil PS.28 Detector Coil Accesories Box including: A.
Page 9: Overview
OVERVIEW AUTO LRL SYSTEM MANUAL LRL SYSTEM CTRL LRL SYSTEM IONIC & BIONIC...
Page 10 OVERVIEW SMART DETECT (PS28) SMART DETECT (PS36)
Page 11: Assembly (I.m.t.u)
ASSEMBLY Auto LRL Manual LRL Ctrl LRL Ionic System (without No 1) Bionic System (without No 1) Connect the antenna on the device as it shown at the picture Power Jack Use the power jack to connect the battery Connect the I.M.T.U Sensor on the device...
Page 12: Assembly (Smart Detect - Ps 28)
ASSEMBLY Smart Detect - PS 28 Attach the medium pipe inside the higher pipe. Assemble the PS 28 Coil and the lower pipe using the speciﬁc screw and nut. Attach the battery to the hand holder so that the battery clip is in its speciﬁc place Connect the PS 28 Coil cable into the connector base Put the device on the holder as it shown in next page Connect the battery to the device...
Page 13: Assembly (Smart Detect - Ps 36)
ASSEMBLY Smart Detect - PS 36 Attach the medium pipe inside the higher pipe. Assemble the PS 36 Coil and the lower pipe using the speciﬁc screw and nut. Attach the battery to the hand holder so that the battery clip is in its speciﬁc place Connect the PS 36 Coil cable into the connector base Put the device on the holder as it shown in next page Connect the battery to the device...
Page 14: Assembly (Stack Holder)
ASSEMBLY Attach the main unit on the holder Prepare the main unit and the stack unit Fit the main unit and the holder rail as Parallel position Put the main unit into the rail until you hear a sound come from the lock pin De attach the main unit from the holder Lock pin Press the Lock pin on the holder...
Page 15 ASSEMBLY To ﬁt the view degree of main unit on the holder, there is an option users can use. This option helps to ﬁt device position on holder that users can see the display screen as well as possible. Unscrew the screw on the holder counter clockwise ﬁt the main unit as the prefared degree and Close the screw again...
Page 16 System Settings...
Page 17: Panel Keys
PANEL KEYS Power Key Back Key (Backward) OK Key Home Key 5. Control Settings Arrow Keys (Right - Left - Up - Down)
Page 18: Settings
SETTINGS Power ON To power on the main unit, connect the battery to the main unit then power on the battery by pressing one time on battey power button, then press on on the main unit. Power OFF To turn off the main unit, just press the power , when confirmation message appears, choose "Yes"...
Page 19 SETTINGS Use this option to save power when using the device. With this option, the battery life can be increased by at least 50% , it depends on the search system and the type of connected probe Date 1. Use the left/right arrows To select “date &...
Page 20 SETTINGS Time 1. While you are in date and time setting SET TIME menu use top/ down arrows to select “Set Time” then press Press OK to save 2. In this window use arrows to select the correct time then after setting each one press to save After adjusting the setting press...