Bounty Hunter JUNIOR T.I.D. Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 7)

Target Identification and Discrimination

The Bounty Hunter Junior T.I.D. metal detector can both identify buried metals

by category, and eliminate unwanted metals from detection.

“Discrimination” refers to the detector’s ability to both identify targets and

eliminate them from detection. When a Target ID category has been eliminated

from detection, we say it has been “discriminated out.”

Target Identification (T.I.D.)

The Junior T.I.D. can distinguish between three categories of metal targets:

1. Ferrous: this includes many

iron targets such as nails,

screws, bolts and some large

iron objects like horseshoes.

The Junior T.I.D. will respond

with a low-pitch audio tone

and display the icon:

2. Non-ferrous low conductor:

this includes US nickels, many

rings and small jewelry but

also includes many trash

items such as tin foil, pull tabs,

screw caps and bottle caps.

The Junior T.I.D. will respond

with a medium-pitch audio

tone and display the icon:

3. Non-ferrous high conductor:

This includes most copper and

silver coins, as well as modern

clad coins. The Junior T.I.D. will

respond with a high-pitch

audio tone and display the

icon:

Discrimination Settings

When the Junior T.I.D. is turned

on, all three categories are

enabled, meaning it will detect

all metal targets. By pressing

button you can eliminate

target categories.

Press once

to eliminate

ferrous (iron)

targets.

Pressing

again will also

eliminate low

conductor non-

ferrous targets.

Pressing a

third time will

return the Junior

T.I.D. to the

default state and

detect all metals.

Probably Trash

Could be something good?

The good stuff!

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