Bounty Hunter Land Ranger Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 21)

Tips for listening in DISCRIMINATION mode

◆ Most iron and steel objects emit a low tone, but on occasion

when the iron is highly oxidized, you might hear a high tone. For

example, some rusted bottle caps will emit a high tone and

appear under the SILVER RANGE in the Probable Target ID

fields. You can prevent this from happening by selecting the size

of iron to eliminate. See To customize targets section of this

manual for instructions on how to set progressive iron

discrimination levels.

◆ All nickels and many gold items emit a low tone, but some larger

gold objects emit a medium tone, depending on purity. These

objects will appear in the GOLD RANGE in the Probable Target

ID fields, unless you’ve selected to reject this range.

◆ Old and new pull tabs usually emit a medium or low tone. A

Beaver Tail (pull tab broken in half) or a bent, folded or highly

oxidized pull tab may emit a low tone.

ALL METAL Mode

In the ALL METAL mode, the volume of one continuous medium tone

increases when the Land Ranger‘ detects metal. The detector does not

have to be in motion in this mode.

▲ To select ALL METAL mode

1. Perform the steps described in Turning the Detector ON section of

this manual.

2. Press the ALL METAL SMART TRAC touch pad.

gb appears briefly in the TARGET readout, followed by rY

indicating that the unit has measured the ground and is ready for

operation in ALL METAL mode), as shown in the following diagram.

Note that since targets cannot be

rejected in this mode, there are no

Rs under the probable ID types.

3. If rY does not appear in about 10 seconds, move the search coil

to another area.

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