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Velleman C.Scope CS660 Operating Manual

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Professional metal detector
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Manuel de l'Utilisation

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  • Page 1 CS660 Professional metal detector Operating manual Gebruikers handleiding Manuel de l’Utilisation...
  • Page 2 CS-660 METAL DETECTOR INTRODUCTION In order to obtain the best results from your new metal locator/detector, please carefully read this instruction leaflet. The CS-660 is an all-purpose metal locator/detector and will provide you with many hours of pleasure and treasure hunting. DESCRIPTION AND CONTROLS TUNE Adjust for the optimum setting for the prevailing temperature/ground conditions...
  • Page 3 Adjust height and coil the search head lead loosely along the stems to prevent unwanted signals. Tighten lock nut. Adjust angle of search head, so that the detector balances well, and tighten as necessary. Note : All nuts and screws on the detector should only be tightened by hand, never use any tools as this may cause breakage.
  • Page 4 Discrimination The CS-660 has a variable discrimination control which allows the operator to choose from any setting between all metal detection to iron and silver paper rejection. To adjust the Discriminate Level Control depress the Retune Button turn Discriminate Level Control to the desired level and release Retune Button.

  • Page 5: Care And Maintenance

    Determining the Target Size and Depth An operator who is familiar with his instrument will be able to do an excellent job of determining object size, shape and depth before he digs. The technique is learned from careful analysis of the audio signals coming from the detector.
  • Page 6 Oscillating Signal (a) Caused most often by outside equipment such as fluorescent lights, taxis, radios, power lines, and other metal detectors working nearby. Little can be done to alleviate the problem except to find a new site. Intermittent Sound From Speaker (a) This could be due to poor battery connections.

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