KAYOBA 017719 Cordless Metal Detector Instruction Manual

KAYOBA 017719 Cordless Metal Detector

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING!

• Read all warnings, safety instructions and other instructions.
• Failure to follow all the instructions and safety instructions can result in the risk of electric shock, fire and/or serious personal injury.
• Save these instructions and safety instructions for future reference.
• This is not a toy. Store out of the reach of children.

AVOID ELECTRIC SHOCK

• The equipment can detect buried power lines, explosives and other objects that can cause personal injury if interfered with.
• Do not use the equipment where there can be power lines or conduits just below the surface.
• Never search in military zones where there could be mines or other explosives in the ground.
• Avoid contact with lines that are, or could be, live.
• Avoid sweeping pipes, especially if they could contain flammable gas or liquid.
• Use your common sense before using the equipment in unfamiliar areas.
• Do not use the equipment if there is there is a risk that it is not safe to use it.

ELECTRICAL SAFETY

• Do not expose the appliance to rain or moisture.
• If water gets into the appliance this will increase the risk of electric shock.
• The search coil is waterproof and can be used fully submerged in fresh water or sea water.
• Only the search coil and plastic part on the lower handle are waterproof. Do not immerse the equipment in water deeper than up to the plastic part on the lower handle.
• Keep the equipment clean. Wipe the casing after use. The search coil can be washed and fully immersed in water.
• Never immerse the electronic unit in water or any other liquid. Protect the electronic unit from rain, moisture and mist. Remove the handle and wipe clean after using it in sandy conditions.
• Make sure that water does not get into the control unit.
• Sea water can cause oxidisation of the search coil.
• Always rinse the search coil with fresh water after use in sea water.

PERSONAL SAFETY

• If you have a pacemaker, contact your doctor before using the equipment. Electromagnetic fields can influence the functionality of pacemakers, or cause malfunctioning. Persons who have pacemakers should also:
  • avoid using the equipment on their own.
  • maintain and inspect the equipment properly to avoid the risk of electric shock.
• Pay attention to what you are doing, and use your common sense when working with the appliance
• Never use the appliance when you are tired or under the influence of drugs, alcohol or medication.
• Do not overreach – always maintain a firm footing and good balance. This will enable you to have better control over the appliance in unexpected situations.
• Wear approved safety glasses and safety gloves during assembly and when excavating.

USING AND LOOKING AFTER POWER TOOLS

• Do not use the appliance if it cannot be switched on and off with the main switch.
• Remove the batteries from the appliance before maintenance or storage.
• Store the appliance out of the reach of children when not in use. Never allow children, or persons who are unfamiliar with the appliance and these instructions, to use it.
• Maintain the appliance. Check that moving parts are properly adjusted and do not jam, and that no parts are incorrectly fitted or damaged. Check for other factors that could affect functionality.
• If the appliance is damaged it must be repaired before using it again.

SERVICE

•  The appliance must only be serviced by qualified service personnel using identical spare parts. This will ensure that the appliance remains safe to use.
• Never try to open the appliance.
  The appliance does not contain any parts that can be repaired by the user. Modifying or replacing internal components will cause the appliance to malfunction and will invalidate the warranty.

SPECIAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

• Permit from county administrative board required to use it in Sweden.
• All the stickers on the equipment must be intact and legible. These markings contain important safety information.
• Always handle the equipment with care. The circuit board and casing can be damaged if the equipment is dropped, which can lead to malfunctioning.
• Insert the batteries with the correct polarity. Do not mix different types of batteries, or batteries with different capacities or charging levels.
• Follow local regulations for use, excavations and findings. Obtain permission from the land owner before using the equipment on private land.
• Use and store the equipment at normal temperature. Extreme temperatures can shorten the service-life of electronic equipment and damage plastic parts.
• Keep the equipment away from lamps, televisions, computers and mobile phones. They can cause electromagnetic interference.
• Always use the correct tool for the job. This tool is intended for specific applications.
• Never modify the equipment in any way.
• Do not use the equipment for anything other than the purpose for which it is intended.
• The warnings and instructions in these instructions do not cover all the possible situations that could occur. Users must employ common sense and due caution.

SYMBOLS

TECHNICAL DATA

DESCRIPTION

• This versatile and user-friendly product is intended for searching for coins, prehistoric finds, jewellery, gold and silver in most types of soil, in snow, lawns and rock terrain, etc.
• The product has four operating modes:
• DISCRIMINATION (DISC) This mode is used to search for and differentiate between different metals.
• TONE (sound setting). Set with the DISC/TONE control. The product emits signals with different pitches, depending of the type of metal.
• PINPOINT (target localisation). Used for precise localisation of object.
• ALL METAL (metal indication). Used for searching for all metals. In this mode the product has automatic ground balancing.

ASSEMBLY

No tools are needed for assembly.

1. Search coil
2. Cotter
3. Lock nut
4. Cable
5. Bottom handle
6.  Lock nut
7. Plug 5-pin
8. Spring lock
9. Middle handle
10. Top handle
11.  Button for PINPOINT
12. Control panel
13.  Handle
14. Armrest

ASSEMBLING INSTRUCTION

1. Undo the lock nut on the bottom handle and remove the lock nut and cotter.
   Put in the bottom handle and align the holes in the attachment on the search coil with the holes in the handle. Put the cotter through the holes and replace and tighten the lock nut.

2. Press the spring lock in the middle handle and put the middle handle in the top handle.

3. Undo the lock nut on the middle handle and put the bottom handle in the middle handle.

4. Tighten the lock nut.

5. Wind the cable to the search coil round the handle. Do not over-stretch the cable. Put the plug on the search coil cable in the 5-pin connector on the front of the control panel.

6. Turn the lock nut on the handle clockwise to release. Stand upright with the detector in your hand and the search coil 2 to 5 cm over the ground with your arm relaxed at your side, and adjust the handle to the right length. Turn the lock nut on the handle anticlockwise to tighten.

NOTE:

• The plug on the search coil cable can only be inserted in one way. Do not forcethe plug in the connector, this can damage the product.
• Do not overtighten. Do not use a tool to tighten.

BATTERY

Insertion

1. Check that the power switch on the control panel is switched off.
2. Open the battery cover in the direction of the arrow.
3. Insert 6 AA batteries in the battery compartment with the correct polarity as shown by the markings.

NOTE:
Remove the batteries if the product is not going to be used for a week or longer. They can leak chemicals that damage the electronic parts.
WARNING!

• Do not burn batteries – risk of explosion.
• Recycle used batteries in accordance with local regulations.

USE

DESCRIPTION OF CONTROL UNIT

1. Signal indicator
   The pointer moves to the right when metal is detected.

2. Power switch/volume control
   Used to switch on/switch off the product and to set the volume. Turn clockwise (away from OFF) to start the product. Continue turning clockwise to increase the volume. Turn anticlockwise all the way to switch off the product.

3. SENS (sensitivity)

   • Adjusting the sensitivity Turn the SENS control clockwise to increase sensitivity. A high sensitivity should normally be selected.
   • In mineral rich areas, or areas with electrical interference, a lower level can be more effective.

4. Earphone jack
   Connect stereo earphones with 3.5 mm plug to the earphone jack. The internal speaker is deactivated.

5. Mode selector

   • DISC (discrimination). This mode is used to search for and differentiate between different metals.
   • ALL METAL (metal indication). Used for searching for all metals. In this mode the product has automatic ground balancing, but no discrimination.
   • TONE (sound setting). Set with the DISC/ TONE control. The product emits signals with different pitches, depending of the type of metal.

6. DISC/TONE control
   Adjusting the discrimination. Turn clockwise from low to high mode for more discrimination or elimination of unwanted metals. In TONE mode the type of metal is indicated with different pitches, depending on the setting.

7. Battery indicator
   Replace the battery when the battery indicator goes on.

HOW TO USE

• The product has four operating modes: DISC, TONE, ALL METAL and PINPOINT. DISC, TONE and ALL METAL are motion-sensitive modes. The search coil must be in motion to detect an object. PINPOINT mode is a stationary mode.
  Set the mode selector to ALL METAL and turn the SENS control to the highest level. Sweep the search coil over the ground from left to right.

Operating modes

• ALL METAL
  General search mode. Set the mode selector to ALL METAL. In this mode the product emits an audio signal when metal is detected, irrespective of the type of metal.

• PINPOINT
  When metal is detected in ALL METAL mode, press the red PINPOINT button on the handle to localise the object. Hold the search coil about 20 cm over the ground. Keep the PINPOINT button pressed. Sweep the search coil over the area where the audio signal was heard. Release the button when an audio signal is heard. Press the red button again after 1 to 2 seconds. The signal stops. Move the search coil closer to the area where the audio signal was heard, until the signal is heard again. Repeat these steps until the object is localised. When the object is localised, set DISC or TONE mode to identify the type of metal.

• DISC

  • Set the mode selector to DISC. Turn the DISC/TONE control to the lowest setting. Slowly turn the control clockwise for a higher setting to ignore unwanted metals. At different settings the product ignores different metals. The product does not emit a signal on detection of ignored metals. In the highest setting most metals are ignored except silver.
  • Use the DISC control to determine which metal the object consists of.
  • The table below shows which metals are ignored for different settings of DISC.
    Settings for the DISC control| Metal that is ignored
    ---|---
    Approx. 11| Iron
    Approx. 13| Nickel
    Approx. 15| Zinc
    Approx. 16| Copper

• TONE

  • Set the mode selector to ALL METAL.
  • The product emits audio signals with different pitches in this mode, depending of the type of metal. If the detected object is a metal that is ignored, a signal with an alternating high and low pitch is given. The audio signals for metal objects that are ignored differ from the DISC mode. When the DISC/TONE control is set to the lowest mode a high audio signal is given for all metals.
  • When the control is midway a pulsating audio signal is given for iron, nickel, zinc and copper. When the control is set to the highest mode a low audio signal is given for iron, nickel, zinc and copper, but a high signal for silver.
  • Practice identifying different metals and objects.
  • The table below shows which metals are not detected for different settings of the DISC/TONE control.
    Settings for the DISC/TONE control| Audio signal
    ---|---
    Approx. 11| Iron (low pitch)
    Approx. 13| Nickel (low pitch)
    Approx. 15| Zinc (low pitch)
    Approx. 16| Copper (low pitch)
    Highest setting| Silver (high)

TIPS FOR USES IN THE FIELD

• Lower the SENS setting or move the search area if there is interference from electric cables, televisions, radios or other electrical devices in the search area.
• Audio signals can be emitted when searching in mineral rich areas even if there are no metal objects. If this happens, try lowering the SENS setting and set a higher discrimination level, and hold the search coil so close to the ground that the signalling stops. To determine a suitable setting for the DISC control, place a metal object in mineral rich ground or wet sand and try different settings.
• When searching in a rubbish tip, set the DISC control to the middle position so that the product ignores most worthless metal objects like nails, capsules, tins and small pieces of iron.
• Remove all excavation tools made of metal during the search.
• In PINPOINT mode the product detects all types of metal, which increases the risk of interference when searching for small metal objects near larger metal objects. Try moving away the large metal object, or move the search area.
• Higher sensitivity gives lower discrimination. Lower the sensitivity for better discrimination.
• Move the search coil horizontally and vertically in a crosswise pattern over the area where the audio signal was heard to localise the object precisely.

EARPHONE JACK
Connect stereo earphones (sold separately) with 3.5 mm plug to the earphone jack. The internal speaker is deactivated.

NOTE:

• Set a low volume before you start to listen, otherwise there is a risk of hearing impairment.
• Do not listen at extremely high volume. Prolonged exposure to high volume can cause a permanent hearing impairment.
• Do not wear earphones when using the product in areas where there is traffic. Pay attention to traffic safety at all times.

MAINTENANCE

Follow the maintenance instructions for best functionality and life span.

• Handle the product with care. The circuit board and casing can be damaged if it is dropped, which can lead to malfunctioning.
• Do not use the product in extreme temperatures. Extreme temperatures can shorten the service-life of electronic appliances and damage the product casing.
• Do not expose the product to dust or dirt, which can result in unnecessary wear.
• Clean the product regularly with a damp cloth. Do not use strong chemicals, detergents or solvents.

TROUBLESHOOTING

The search coil is moved too quickly or at an unsuitable angle over the ground.| Move the search coil more slowly and at the right angle.
2 metal detectors are used near each other.| Make sure that there is at least 6 metres between the metal detectors.
The object is oxidised.|
The product does not detect anything.| Sensitivity set too low.| Set a higher sensitivity.
No objects within range.| Set a wider range.
The search coil is not parallel with the ground.| Hold the search coil parallel with the ground.
The product does not work.| The 5-pin plug is not correctly inserted.| Plug in the plug correctly.
The batteries are discharged.| Replace the batteries.

References

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