C-SCOPE CS9000 MK2 Manual de usuario

CS9000 MK2

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

CS9000 MK2 - RAPID GET YOU GOING INSTRUCTIONS

Searching for a Metal Object

1. Turn MODE switch to BATT. CHK and check condition of the battery on meter.

2. Set THRESHOLD to the centre of the normal band.

3. Set SIGNAL BALANCE to the centre of the normal band.

4. Set GROUND BALANCE to the centre of the normal band.

5 Set AUTOMATIC THRESHOLD to No Auto.

6 Turn MODE switch to METAL

7. Hold detector with arm extended and raise and lower 6 inches. If the sound level does not

change leave the GROUND BALANCE in NORMAL range. If the sound changes

excessively then adjust as described in the section GROUND BALANCE PROCEDURE.

8. Switch AUTOMATIC THRESHOLD function on and begin search.

Cave or Void Search

1. Set THRESHOLD to the centre of the normal band.

2. Set SIGNAL BALANCE to the centre of the normal band.

3. Set GROUND BALANCE to the centre of the normal band.

4. Set AUTOMATIC THRESHOLD to on.

5. Turn MODE switch to BATT. CHK and check condition of battery on meter.

6. Turn MODE switch to CAVE. Hold the detector with your arm extended and begin to

search, taking care to keep the detector as level as possible and at a constant distance from

the ground.

IF A PROBLEM IS ENCOUNTERED REFER TO THE FULL INSTRUCTIONS.

User notes

CONTENTS

PAGE

INTRODUCTION 5

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 5

BATTERIES 5

CONTROLS 7

Mode Switch 7

Threshold 8

Signal Balance 8

Ground balance 9

Automatic Threshold 9

Headphone Jack Socket 9

Thumb Set 10

FEATURES 10

Automatic Threshold 10

Ground balance 10

CS9000 MK2 OPERATION 10

Ground balancing Metal Mode 10

Pinpointing 11

Locating Caves & Other Voids 12

ACCESSORIES (OPTIONAL) 12

Headphones 12

THE IMPORTANCE OF THE RIGHT APPROACH 13

METAL DETECTING AND THE ENGLISH LAW 14

CODE OF CONDUCT FOR METAL DETECTOR USERS 15

CARE OF YOUR DETECTOR 16

Storage 16

Maintenance 16

DETECTOR NOT OPERATING? 16

Oscillating Signal Accompanied By Slight Meter Fluctuation 16

Intermittent Sound From Speaker 16

The Detector Drifts Out Of Tune 17

Further Information 17

SPECIFICATION 17

Controls C-Scope CS9000 MK2

INTRODUCTION

To protect your investment complete both sections of the enclosed guarantee card and return the

reply paid portion to C-Scope. This is particularly important in order to obtain the free parts

guarantee. (UK and Eire Only) Please retain the original packing box. In the event that your

detector should ever require to be serviced, this package will be most suitable for postal

protection.

C-Scope detectors are recognised as the finest detectors available. They are designed with lasting

quality, high technology, and above all, value for money. The only way to realise this value is to

carefully study and understand this instruction manual. You will then be able to obtain all the

advantages designed into your detector. It is also strongly recommended that you experiment

with the detector's operation in air using various test samples, in order to learn to identify and

understand the detector's capabilities and responses. Always remember that becoming a good

metal detectorist is like becoming a good photographer or fisherman, that is, although it is an

advantage to buy the best equipment, having bought it, patience and hours of practice are needed

to become proficient.

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

After all the parts have been removed from the shipping carton, assemble as shown on page 4.

Be sure to keep all packing materials for future storage or shipping.

BATTERIES

The standard battery holder supplied with the detector holds four “C” size batteries. Alkaline

types are recommended as they can supply consisitent power for longer time periods.

Battery Holder

1. Remove the battery holder lid by applying gentle pressure down on the two locking tab

openings on one side (just enough so that they unlock), flip the pack over and apply gentle

pressure on the other two locking tab openings. The lid will then slip off

2. Insert the small foam squares inside the two springs on the lid, and also the two springs in the

holder, this will prevent the loss of spring tension.

CONTROLS

Mode Switch

PWR OFF

The first position on the MODE switch is the Power Off setting. Be sure the switch is returned to

this position after using the detector. Failure to do so will result in the batteries being discharged.

METAL

In this mode the ground balance is in operation and all metal objects such as gold, silver, coin

caches, iron chests, or even a septic tank lid can be detected. The metal mode will allow the

greatest ground penetration and is the first choice for maximum capability.

CAVE

In this mode the ground balance is non-functional, and the CS9000 MK2 responds to all ground

mineralisation changes. Because voids such as holes or caves have a distinct absence of

mineralisation, the CS9000 MK2 responds by an increase in the sound. Usually ground density

changes are detected as very broad response indications, and will change according to the

operator’s position relative to the ground density changes. If the sound decreases of course this

would indicate an increase in mineralisation.

This mode will allow the detection of caves and other voids where treasure might be hidden. The

use of this mode requires a very carefully planned search pattern, paying particular attention to

broad changes in the sound. Marking the sites of each occurrence in a controlled search pattern

will help in the location of these anomalies.

BATT. CHK

This position is used to determine the condition of the batteries which can be read on the meter.

Threshold

This control adjusts the audio tone volume of the background noise, commonly called

‘threshold’. To adjust this to optimum, the sound should be barely audible. When using

headphones, the control will be set lower than when using the speaker. It may be necessary when

using the speaker where the environment is noisy to use a higher setting. Generally, the lower the

setting, the deeper the detection.

Signal Balance

This control adjusts the Signal Balance or detection depth of the detector. The best position is in

the NORMAL range of the control for most searching conditions. This will provide more than

adequate depth with the most stability. If ground or interfering radio/electrical signals cause

erratic behaviour (extreme fluctuations of the threshold tone) the SIGNAL BALANCE control

should be set towards the MIN setting. If greater depths are required, the SIGNAL BALANCE

control may be advanced further clockwise. Caution should be exercised when increasing beyond

the NORMAL range. If the detector operates erratically because of higher setting, the response of

deeper targets may be missed. The NORMAL range offers the optimum setting which will give

smooth operation allowing deep targets to be heard clearly.

Ground balance

This control is only effective when the METAL mode is selected. It is adjusted to cancel out the

mineralisation in the ground and allow for maximum penetration. For higher mineralisation the

control is rotated towards the (+) sign and subsequently towards the (-) sign for reduced

mineralisation. The method to use for adjusting this control is covered under the section on

OPERATION. Again, this control is only effective in the METAL mode. When using the

CS9000 MK2 to hunt in the METAL mode, the Ground balance should be set in the NORMAL

range. Finally, be sure that the AUTOMATIC THRESHOLD control is set to NO AUTO when

adjusting the GROUND BALANCE control.

Automatic Threshold

When the Automatic Threshold is activated it enables the CS9000 MK2 to operate very smoothly

over small changes in ground mineralisation that result in the threshold increasing or decreasing

in intensity. It is necessary to keep the detector in motion while the Automatic Threshold is in

operation. Standing still over a target will result in the signal slowly fading away.

With the switch set to NO AUTO, The automatic threshold ceases functioning. The Ground

balance is the only control that now compensates for the ground mineralisation. If the ground

mineralisation does not change too rapidly this node can be used without the need to maintain

motion of the detector. You may stand over the target without the signal gradually diminishing. It

will be necessary (when not over a target) to periodically press the THUMB SET control to the

momentary position in order to return the sound to its original threshold setting.

Headphone Jack Socket

The speaker is automatically disconnected as soon as the headphones are plugged in. Use of a

headphone will produce maximum detection depth and longest battery life. Headphones with a

1/4” plug and a stereo-mono switch are recommended.

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