Quest Engineering X10 Manual de usuario

QUICK START GUIDE

QUEST X10

Version: 201903X10_EN

PACKAGE INCLUDE:

1X TurboD Blade coil

1X Coil cover

1X Control box with handle

1X Shaft set (3 sections)

1X Armrest set (2 pieces)

1X Micro USB cable

1X Quick start guide

For adult

For junior

SHAFT SETUP

STEP

HANDLE & ARMREST

STEP

COIL ROUTING

STEP

•Wrap the coil cable to the shaft from the lower part.

•Pay attention to the spiral direction.

•Leave certain length at the tilting part to avoid damage

when folding the coil.

•Match the connector, push in and tighten the ring(Fig 1).

Fig 1

Control

1 Power/Menu

2 Pinpoint

3 Change modes, +-

4 Ground balance

5 Speaker volume

6 Flashlight / Backlit

3 4

QUICK START

•Press power button once to power on X10. Hold to power off.

•Press arrow up/down to change detection modes.

•Press menu button once to enter programing menu.

•Hold pinpoint button and XING target to locate ﬁnd.

•Hold and pump coil above ground to balance.

•Press button 6 to activate backlit, and/or ﬂashlight

Or search “Quest X10 tutorial” on YouTube for more tips

Display

A Target ID bars

B Digit target ID

C Battery level

D Audio level

C D

DETECTING

SWING

Swing the coil

a p p r o x 4 c m

above the

ground. Overlap

the last swing to

avoid missing

any target.

XING

When you hear a

conﬁdent high

tone, press and

hold the pinpoint

button to locate

the target

precisely.

DIGGING

Use a Digger to

dig out the soil. Try

to keep the dig

pattern as small as

possible.

Remember to

cover it when you

ﬁnish.

PINPOINTING

Use a Xpointer

to help you ﬁnd

the target faster.

Simply use the

tip of the

Xpointer to

“sniff” the target

covered by dirt.

HEADPHONES & RECHARGE

Take off moisture and

dust cover to access

ports. Put it back to place

to avoid damage by liquid

or dirt.

You can use headphones,

earphones with 3.5mm

diameter type connector.

Set to low audio volume

b e f o r e w e a r y o u r

headphones to avid

hearing damage.

Connect the micro USB

cable to a wall charger

with USB port.The battery

indicator will stop ﬂashing

when fully charged.

Please allow 4 hours to

refresh the X10.

04:00Hr FULL

Iron ~ Gold /Bronze ~ Silver

UNDERSTANDING

TARGET ID & INDICATION BARS

X10 categorizes metal signals into different digit from 1

to 99 based on the metal target’s conductivity range.

The higher conductivity the higher digit you will get

from the display. For better visualize effect we use

indication bars to indicate which area the metal fall into.

For example a US quarter or silver coin will be

indicated as 84 together with the ﬁfth bar. The detection

and processing system will be affected by soil

condition, trashy metal items.

Depends on the strength of signal the detector

indicates the depth of the target.

20 ~ 40 ~ 60 ~ 80 ~ 99

Low Middle High

METAL

TARGET ID

BAR

TONE

PROGRAMS

•Coin Mode. Very stable, medium recovery speed,

target for ancient or modern coins TID range 40 - 99.

•Jewelry Mode. Very sensitive, high recovery speed,

target at Gold rings, Jewelry items. TID range 30 - 99.

•All Metal Mode. High recovery speed, ZERO

discrimination, good for gold prospecting. TID 0~99.

•Customizable Mode. Use this slot to save your

favorite setting.

The conductivity scale for metal items shown

above to help you better understand the range.

METERS

Sensitivity Depth (for reference only)

Surface to 2”

2” ~4”

4”~6”

7”~ deeper

76~99

51~75

26~50

1~25

PROGRAMING

SENSITIVITY

The sensitivity level is also known as detectors

power level. It controls the signal gain(low gain

1~30, mid gain 31~60, high gain 61~99) To

detect deeper target in low mineralized soil type,

you can set the sensitivity higher.

The most commonly used sensitivity levels

range from 60 to 90. It may be necessary to

reduce the level if there is too much

interference, such as buried power lines, fences,

radio-relay stations, mobile telephones,

computers, televisions, etc.

•You can set the sensitivity lower when

detecting in highly mineralized ground or

saltwater.

•Sensitivity setting of each detection mode is

isolated with no connection.

•Do not test your device in your home as there

is lot of interference in urban environments.

GROUND BALANCE

•Different soil mineralization may vary. Ground

balancing helps to remove or reduce the ground effect

noise and be more focused on the real target.

•Hold the GB button and pumping above ground to

allows detector to adjust to a suitable value. A short

beep will remind you the GB process is ﬁnished. It will

not be done when metal items been detected during

the process.

•Ground Phase conditions can change from location to

location and even within smaller areas only yards

apart.You can repeat

the GB process if the

soil type changed or

the last value is not

suitable.

•There is not need to

adjust the GB setting in

low or non- mineralized

ground to get the best

stability.

About 15cm/6”

PROGRAMING

TONES

X10 output high tone and middle tone depends on the target ID so you can use your ear to make quick

decision. Most experienced detectorists use this technics.

C1: one mid tone without iron bass C2: one mid tone with iron bass C3: 3 tones bass mid and high

C4: 4 tones C5: 5 tones C6: pitch tones or variable tones depends on signal strength

TARGET ID SELECTION (Discrimination)

When the function is selected, one of the bars will start ﬂashing, use up or down button to move

the ﬂashing bar forth or back, press MENU button to select or deselect the bar. Press PINPOINT

button to return to detecting condition.

Some of valuable target may mixed with trashy zones such as some coins and alloys.

THRESHOLD

Threshold function is only available for All Metal mode. It controls the background noise level so you can hear

more signals. You can adjust it from -9 to +9. The higher digit will allow you to hear more weak signal from

target. To detect more silently you can set the digit lower.

Press up / down button once for ﬁne adjustment. Press and hold button to change the digit faster.

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