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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Identifying Targets Before You Dig with Tone ..................15 Target Recovery............................16 Detecting Tips............................16 Care & Maintenance ..........................17 Troubleshooting ............................18 Treasure Commander TC3X Specifications ....................18 Treasure Hunters Code of Ethics......................19 Warranty & Service Information.......................20 Metal Detector Terminology ........................21 Please Read this Instruction Manual Successful metal detector users will be the first to tell you to Read and then Re-Read your Instruction Manual if you want to get the most fun and “Treasure Finds”... -
Page 4: Congratulations
The TC3X is the first metal detector to feature a True Touch Screen LCD. The “Flagship” of the Treasure Commander Digital Metal Detector Series is the Phil Robertson Signature Edition endorsed by Phil Robertson himself. -
Page 5: Getting Started
Getting Started Your Treasure Commander TC3X comes complete and ready to use. The first step is to unpack the box and check to make sure you have all the items needed to quickly assemble the detector. You should find the following parts inside the box: Handle Unit with Arm Cuff and Stand •... - Page 6 Align the grooves to ensure the rods remain properly positioned. Connect the Search Coil Cable to the Control Housing: The Treasure Commander TC3X's search coil cable is run through the inside of the bottom and top rods which keeps it from being caught by branches...
- Page 7 Replace the battery compartment cover and tighten the screws. Either standard AA or rechargeable AA batteries can be used on the TC3X. Alkaline AA batteries are recommended for optimal performance and service life.
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Page 8: Understanding The Lcd Display
Understanding the LCD Display The LCD True Touch screen on the Treasure Commander TC3X provides a wealth of useful information that will help you find more treasure while ignoring unwanted trash targets such as aluminum, rusted iron and the like. The figure above shows all of the information that is available on the LCD screen;... - Page 9 The following figure shows what types of targets will register in each of the eight segments. A useful function on the TC3X is the ability to accept or reject any of the segments independently from each other allowing you to quickly and easily create a custom program designed to handle any conditions you might come across in the field.
- Page 10 IRON segment. NOTE: Ground mineralization, trash or nearby electrical interference can require a lower Sensitivity level to be selected. Sensitivity range can be adjusted for 1 to 8. Volume: The selected volume level is indicated by the number to the right of the Sensitivity setting. CAUTION: If you are using headphones that do not have a built-in volume control, it is recommended that you set the Volume level at a low value before plugging the headphones in.
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Page 11: True Touch Screen Operation
TC3X True Touch Screen Operation While the Treasure Commander TC3X offers a high level of performance under a wide range of conditions, all of its functions are controlled through the use of twenty-four (24) True Touch screen mode buttons and one (1) Power button located below the LCD Power touch pad button: This touchpad powers the TC3X on and off •... - Page 12 Sensitivity: Use the True touchscreen button to change the Sensitivity settings by • using the Up and Down Arrow Buttons. Push the Save/Enter button to Save your Change Volume: Use the True touchscreen button to change the Volume levels by using •...
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Page 13: Using The Gps Function
Using the GPS Function The Treasure Commander TC3X incorporates Global Positioning System (GPS) technology which allows you to relocate sites that you have discovered. To name and save a Waypoint or coordinates of a site or spot you want to revisit, press the "GPS"... -
Page 14: Operating Modes
Operating Modes The Treasure Commander TC3X has eight (8) modes of operation which are described below. GROUND GRAB MODE (Ground Balance): All soil contains minerals which can impact the ability for any metal detector to locate small or deeply buried targets. The... - Page 15 After deselecting the categories you want, next press the Save/Enter button to save your changes. The TC3X comes with three predefined nonadjustable Custom programs to meet your specific needs.
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Page 16: Getting Started The Right Way
Getting Started the Right Way Spending a little time getting familiar with the response of your Treasure Commander TC3X before you head out in search of treasure will make your time in the field more enjoyable and productive. The first activity you should try is to perform bench testing using a sample of targets. -
Page 17: Let's Find Something
Let's Find Something So you have spent some time getting familiar with your new Treasure Commander TC3X detector and are ready to head out and see what you can discover. Let's get started! (See pages 8 through 11 for more detailed operational instructions) 1. -
Page 18: Identifying Targets Before You Dig With Tone
Identifying Targets before You Dig with tone The Treasure Commander TC3X provides you with two ways to identify targets before recovering them. The first is the indication on the LCD screen via the eight Metal Category segments. In addition to the visual indication, the audio response will vary based on the type of metal that has been located. -
Page 19: Target Recovery
Target Recovery Once you have established the exact location of the target, the next step is to dig a small hole to recover it. In order to preserve the environment and keep from having areas closed to metal detecting, it is essential to make the hole as small as possible and always replace the soil / grass before moving on. -
Page 20: Care & Maintenance
• using in gravel or hard, rocky dirt. Care & Maintenance Your Treasure Commander TC3X has been built to last but proper care and maintenance will ensure you receive years of trouble free operation. It is recommended that you observe the following tips. -
Page 21: Troubleshooting
The Sensitivity may be set too high for the conditions at the search area, reduce the setting and resweep the area Treasure Commander TC3X Specifications Licensed RealTree Xtra Camo Finish • GPS Technology (GEO-X) allows saving and locating up to 10 locations •... -
Page 22: Treasure Hunters Code Of Ethics
Built in LED Light • Large simple to use digital backlit interface • Touch Screen Technology with 5 inch LCD Display allows simple touch operation • 8 metal categories and adjustable discrimination • • 3 Preset elimination modes: All-Metal, Coin, Jewelry, let's you find treasures rather than junk. -
Page 23: Warranty & Service Information
I Will Not contaminate wells, creeks, or other water supplies. • I Will fill all excavations that are made while treasure hunting. • I Will Not tamper with signs, structural facilities or equipment. • I Will appreciate and protect our heritage of natural resources, wildlife, and private •... -
Page 24: Metal Detector Terminology
Metal Detector Terminology Air Test: A test performed by moving various sized metal samples beneath the metal detector search coil to check the detector's features and target response. This test is not an accurate indicator of ground depth penetration capability. All Metal: Any operating mode or control setting which allows total acceptance of any type of metal targets.
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