Volume Limit; Volume Gain - Minelab E-Trac Instruction Manual

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Volume Limit

Range: 0–30
Factory Preset: 30
The Volume Limit sets the maximum volume
of target signals. When detecting, the sound
produced by a distant target will be quiet.
As the coil gets closer to the target, the
volume increases until it reaches the Volume
Limit setting.
A high Volume Limit will allow a greater
difference between a small and large target.
High Vol. Limit
Audio range
that you are able
to hear.
A low Volume Limit will not allow a great
difference between a small and large target.
Audio range
that you are able
to hear.
Low Vol. Limit
The Factory Preset for Volume Limit is set
at an appropriate level for E-Trac's built-in
speaker. If the audio is too loud whilst using
headphones, use the Volume Limit setting to
reduce the audio volume.
To adjust the Volume Limit:
1 Press the Menu button
2 Scroll across to Audio (using the Right or
Left Navigation button)
3 Scroll down to Volume Limit (using the
Down Navigation button)
4 Press either the Left or Right Navigation
button to change the Volume Limit
5 Press the Detect button to exit the Menu
and resume detecting
CAUTION: A high Volume Limit setting
might damage your hearing if a large
target is detected.

Volume Gain

Range: 1–30
Factory Preset: 24
The Volume Gain controls the amplification
of a target's audio response, relative to the
target signal strength. The Volume Gain
control is the Audio setting that is most
similar to volume adjustments in other
devices (e.g. radio or television
volume controls).
With a setting of 1 the target signal will not
be amplified. Weak target signals will sound
quiet, medium target signals will sound mid-
range and strong target signals will sound
loud. There will be greater differentiation
between target signal strengths, however,
weak signals will be harder to hear.
Volume Limit
Target Signal Strength
Weak
Medium
Strong
With a setting of 15, the audio response
will be partially amplified. Weak to medium
strength signals will sound louder, but strong
signals will not sound much louder than
medium signals as the volume reaches the
Volume Limit.
Volume Limit
Target Signal Strength
Weak
Medium
Strong
With a setting of 30, all target signals will
be amplified to a loud audio response. At
this setting there will be less differentiation
between medium and strong signals, but
weak target signals will be easier to hear.
Volume Limit
Target Signal Strength
Weak
Medium
Strong
To adjust the Volume Gain:
1 Press the Menu button
2 Scroll across to Audio (using the Right or
Left Navigation button)
3 Scroll down to Volume Gain (using the
Down Navigation button)
4 Press either the Left or Right Navigation
button to change the Volume Gain setting
5 Press the Detect button to exit the Menu
and resume detecting
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