Barska Winbest BC575 Bedienungsanleitung

Pursuit Edition Metal Detector

www.barska.com

BC575 8/18

LCD Display

Probable type of metal, depth of the

target, operating mode and low battery

indication

Three Tone Audio

Distinctive tones for different types of

metal

Super Slow Sweep Identication

With a very slow sweep discriminate

different metals

Notch Setting

Ignores junk metal

Headphone Jack

Connect headphones (not supplied)

Waterproof Search Coil

Use the detector in shallow water

Operates on two 9-volt alkaline

batteries (not supplied)

Notes Before Use

- This metal detector is a professional metal detector. As a sophisticated electronic

device, the most difcult aspects in metal detecting have been preset.

- If you are new to using metal detectors, it is recommended to set the sensitivity to a

low level in the event of false signals.

- Always begin at a low sensitivity level when using. After you have become familiar

with the detector, you may try it at full sensitivity.

- This detector is for outdoor use only. Do not use indoors. Many home appliances

can emit electromagnetic waves, and will interfere with the detector.

- For indoor testing, turn the sensitivity low and keep the search coil away from

electronics such as microwave ovens, computers and TVs. If your detector beeps

erratically, turn off the electronic appliances and lights, especially those with

dimmer switches.

- Read this manual before using.

Treasure Hunter’s Code of Ethics

A few basic rules you should follow while using your detector.

- Always get permission before searching any site.

- Respect the rights and property of others.

- Observe all national, state and local laws when treasure hunting.

- Never destroy historical or archaeological treasures. If you are not sure about an

object you have found, contact a museum or historical society in your area.

- Leave the land and vegetation as is, and ll in any holes you dig.

- Use the detector only in safe areas.

- Dispose of any junk you may nd, only in approved areas. Do not leave it for the

next treasure hunter nd.

Terminology

The following terms are used throughout the manual and are common terminology

among detectorists.

Elimination

Reference to a metal being “eliminated” means that the detector will not emit a tone,

nor light up an indicator, when a specied object passes through the coil’s detection

eld.

Discrimination

When the detector emits different tones for different types of metals, and when the

detector “eliminates” certain metals, we refer to this as the detector “discriminating”

among different types of metals. Discrimination is an important feature of

professional metal detectors. Discrimination allows the user to ignore trash and

otherwise undesirable objects.

CONTENTS

Metal Detector

Notes Before Use 3

Preparation 4

Assembling the Detector 5

Installing the Batteries 7

Using the Headphones 8

Listening Safely 8

Functions and Indications 9

Parts of the Control Box 10

Displays 10

Tones 10

Operation 11

Turning on the detector 11

Setting the operation mode 11

Search coil sweeping hints 13

Adjusting sensitivity 14

Quick-Start Demonstration 14

Troubleshooting Guide 16

Care and Maintenance 17

Warranty 18

Notch

Notching is the elimination of an item, or range of items, within the metallic spectrum.

We “notch-out” an object, or objects, selectively.

Relic

A relic is an object of interest by reason of its age or its association with the past.

Many relics are made of iron, but can also be made of bronze or precious metals.

Iron

Iron is a common, low-grade metal that is an undesirable target in certain metal

detecting applications. Examples of undesirable iron objects are old cans, pipes,

bolts, and nails. Sometimes, the desired target is made of iron. Property markers, for

instance, contain iron. Valuable relics can also be composed of iron; cannon balls,

old armaments, and parts of old structures and vehicles can also be composed of

iron.

Ferrous

Metals are made of, or contain, iron.

Preparation

Parts of the Metal Detector

Assembling

Assembling your detector is easy and requires no special tools.

1. Top Stem with Arm Rest & Locknut 3. Control Box

2. Lower Stem 4. Search Coil

1. Insert the latch on the top stem (1) into the assembly hole on the back side of the

control box (3). Then slightly push the control box in the direction of IN on the

handle to x the latch in place. Secure the control box with xing screw properly.

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Control Box

Lock Nut

Cable Screw

Search Coil

2. Unscrew the knobs on the search coil (4) and remove the knob and the bolt. Insert

the lower stem (2) and align the holes on the search coil bracket and the stem.

Push the bolt through the holes, and then replace and tighten the knob.

3. Loosen the Top stem’s (1) lock nut in the direction of the arrow. Then insert the

lower stem (2) into the top stem connected with the handle. Turn the stem’s lock

nut in the reverse direction of the arrow to lock it in place.

4. Wind the cable around the stem. Insert the search coil cable plug into the ve pin

jack on the front control box’s housing.

5. When you stand upright with the detector in your hand, the search coil is level with

and about .5~2 inches / 1~5cm above the ground. You can lengthen or shorten

the stem basing on your height. After guring out the suitable length, then tighten

the lock nut.

Caution:

• The search coil cable plug ts into the connector only one way.

• DO NOT force the plug or you could damage it.

• DO NOT disassemble the stem lock nut.

ADJUSTING THE SEARCH COIL

Loosen the knobs at the search coil’s end; adjust the search coil to the desired angle.

(The search coil should be parallel with the ground.) Tighten the knobs just enough

to keep the search coil from rotating or wobbling.

INSTALLING BATTERY

You need two 9V alkaline batteries to power your detector.

1. If the detector is on, turn the power switch (on the control panel) to POWER OFF.

2. Press on the battery compartment cover and slide the cover off in the direction of

the arrow.

3. Connect the battery with the battery connector taking care of the polarity. Then put

the battery into the compartment.

4. Replace the cover.

Cautions:

• Use only fresh batteries of the required size and recommended type.

• Always remove old or weak batteries; batteries can leak chemicals that can destroy

electronic parts.

• If you do not plan to use the detector for a long time, remove the batteries.

• Dispose of old batteries promptly and properly.

• You can extend battery life by using earphones, which require less power than the

built-in speakers.

USING HEADPHONES

1. Insert the headphone’s 3.5mm plug into the PHONE jack. The detector’s internal

speaker disconnects when you connect the headphones.

2. Set the VOLUME to the desired setting.

LISTENING SAFELY

To protect your hearing, follow these guidelines when you use earphones.

• Set the volume to the lowest setting before you begin listening.

• After you begin listening, adjust the volume to a comfortable level.

• Do not listen at extremely high volume levels. Extended high volume listening can

lead to permanent hearing loss.

• Once you set the volume, do not increase it. Over time, your ears adapt to the

volume level, so a volume level that does not cause discomfort might still damage

your hearing.

Trafc Safety

DO NOT wear headphones while operating your detector near high-trafc areas.

Even though some earphones are designed to let you hear some outside sounds

when listening at normal volume levels, they still can present a trafc hazard.

FUNCTIONS AND INDICATIONS

1. Control Panel

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2. DISPLAYS

The indicator of target includes target icons and LCD displays and is located at the

top of the detector. It can indicate coins of different type, gold, silver etc. When the

detector detects an object, an arrow appears below the target icon of probable type

of metal being detected. If the detector receives a strong signal, the arrow appears

steadily. If the signal is weak, the arrow blinks or does not appear. Besides, it

displays the depth of the target. The larger the reading is; the farther the target away

from the coil.

Note:

• If the detecting pauses for about 5 seconds, the arrow will disappear.

• If an arrow points to a coin denomination, the detector might be detecting either a

coin or another type of metal (such as jewelry, tokens, medals, or even junk metal)

of similar size and type to the coin.

• Since the indications are approximations, the detector might not have actually

found the item it indicates. The indicator is only a visual reference to help you

decide if an item is worth perusing.

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GOLD Range

Iron or Foil

Target is probably iron or foil. Some oxidized

iron might register somewhere within the

SILVER range.

5¢ or Nickel Target is probably 5¢ or a nickel. Some small

gold rings might register within this range.

Pull Tab

Target is probably a pull-tab of aluminum

can. Some small gold rings might register

within this range and might register within

Pull Tab category.

S-Caps

Target is probably a type of metal like bottle

cap. Some medium sized gold rings might

1¢ or Penny

Target might be a zinc penny or a copper

coin. Some large rough gold items might

SILVER Range 1¢ Penny or

25¢ Quarter

Target is probably silver coin, 25¢ or 1¢.

Some large aluminum coin might register

within 1¢ 25¢ category.

3.TONES

If the detector is set to the ALL METAL target mode, it sounds a single tone when

it detects any type of metal. If you set the detector to the DISC or NOTCH modes,

the built in audio identication system sounds a unique audio tone for each of three

categories of metal. This makes it easier to identify the metal being detected.

Tone Detects

Low Tone Foil, nails, bottle caps and/or nickels

Medium Tone Pull tabs, zinc and/or copper items

High Tone Brass and/or silver items

Notes:

• When you set the detector to DISC or NOTCH mode, the detector sounds

a medium or high tone when it detects highly oxidized iron. An arrow appears in

medium or high tone area.

• Depending on the quality, about 15 percent of gold rings cause the detector to

sound a medium tone.

OPERATION

1. Turning on the detector

Slide the power switch to ON. The unit displays all symbols on the LCD screen.

The detector sounds low, medium, high tones respectively. After about 2 seconds

the detector enters stand-by state.

• At this time the LCD displays ALL METAL and SENS. The value of SENS on the

segment is 5. The range from MIN to MAX for DISC/NOTCH is available.

2. Setting the operation mode

The detector comes with three operating modes ALL METAL, DISC, or NOTCH. You

can select the desired mode by relative touch key.

a. ALL METAL — used for detecting any type of metal. When the detector detects

any type of metal, it sounds a tone and an arrow appears below the target icon of

probable type of metal being detected.

b. DISC — used for target discrimination. You can press DISC touch key to change

to DISC mode. When the bottom of right side shows SENS, you can adjust the

sensitivity by press + or -.

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If you want to choose the target range from MAX to MIN, you need to press DISC/

NOTCH rst and press + or – keys to adjust the range. The cursor bars under target

range will show which metal objectives you may eliminate or select. The detector

can detect the metal type indicated on the display. At meanwhile, the detector rejects

other metal types without displaying on the screen. For example, press + key, 7

levels on cursor bars from Max to Min are increased. At this time, the detector can

detect Pull Tub, S- CAPS, 1¢ and also 25¢, other types of metal are rejected.

Note:

25¢ is unable to be eliminated since it contains silver and may be valuable object.

c. NOTCH—to ignore the metal type you do not want. You can select the metal type

desired by pressing the + and - keys. The LCD cursor bars will indicate the

selected types of metal. The detector can detect the selected metal type.

3. Search Coil Sweeping Hints

• Never sweep the search coil as if it were a pendulum. Raising the search coil while

sweeping or at the end of a sweep will cause false readings.

• Sweep slowly hurrying will cause you to miss targets.

• It is better you sweep the search coil from side to side in an arc line of 3 inches

motion and keep the search coil parallel with the ground.

If the detector detects the item, it sounds a tone, an arrow and the depth

appear on the display below the target icon.

If the detector does not detect the item, make sure that the target mode is set

correctly for the type of metal you’re searching for. Make sure that you’re

moving the search coil correctly.

Notes:

• The detector responds with a signal when it detects most valuable metal

objects. If a signal does not repeat after you sweep the search coil over the target a

few times, the target is probably junk metal.

• False signals can be caused by trashy ground, electrical interference, or large

irregular piece of junk metal.

• False signals are usually broken or non-repeatable.

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4. Adjusting SENSITIVITY

After you become familiar with how your detector works, it’s important to ne tune

the sensitivity to get a good effect.

Press the touch button SENS on the panel. Then press + or - to increase or decrease

the sensitivity. The level on the segment will be displayed from MIN to MAX position.

Note:

In order to detect the target deeply buried, you can adjust the SENS to a high

position. However, do not set the level of SENS to Max position (the optimal level is

5). Otherwise, the detector will receive interference and false signal from a broadcast

antenna and other electronic lines. The detector will have unstable arrow and

irregular tone indications.

Quick Start Demonstration

Indoor Testing

Supplies Needed

• Nail

• Quarter

• 1¢ (post-1982)

1. Remove any metal items that you may be wearing.

2. Turn on the detector

3. Place the detector on a wooden or plastic table and adjust the search coil so the

at part points upwards toward the ceiling.

4. When in DISC or NOTCH mode, evenly sweep the nail 2-3 inches above the at

face of the search coil. The detector will emit a low tone and the arrow pointing to

nail in target indicator illuminates. The DEPTH indicator also displays

corresponding value.

Repeat the above test with a 1¢ (post-1982). Detector sounds medium tone this time,

and target indicator arrow points to 1¢. While in the test of25¢, detector emits high

tone and arrow points to 25¢.

When you use a coin as sample to run testing, lay the at side of the coin parallel

with the at face of the search coil and sweep evenly. By this way, the detector can

nd the target more easily. Sweeping with the side of the coin vertically with the

search coil will cause test error and target arrow might be ash and jump.

5. In All METAL Mode, the test is same as in DISC or NOTCH mode. However, the

detector emits only one tone when detects the target. Arrow points to the detected

target and DEPTH indicator shows relative value.

Outdoor Testing

Pinpointing

Accurate pinpointing takes practice and is best accomplished by crossing sweep the

target area.

1. Once a buried target is indicated by a clear tone response, continue sweeping the

coil over the target in a narrowing side-to-side motion.

2. Take visual note of the place on the ground where the “beep” sounds.

3. Stop the coil directly over this spot on the ground.

4. Now move the coil straight forward and straight back towards you a couple

of times.

5. Again make visual note of the spot on the ground at which the “beep” sounds.

6. If needed, cross sweep the target in “X” pattern at different angles to “zero in” on

the exact spot on the ground at which the “beep” sounds.

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Problem Reason Suggestion

The detector displays or

sounds without detecting

any target

The detector may receive

interference and false

signal from broadcast

antenna and other

electronic lines

Change searching place

The humidity of

environment may be

extremely high

Wait for some time to

check again

The detector sounds false

signals.

Sensitivity set too

high/ environmental

electromagnetic

interference

Reduce SENSITIVITY

Sweeping the detector’s

search coil too fast or at

wrong angle

Sweep the search coil

more slowly and hold the

detector correctly

Using 2 detectors in close

proximity

Keep two detectors at

least 6 meters(20’) apart

LCD display multiple

target categories or emits

several sounds at once

function.

There may be over one

kind of metal targets

Reduce the sensitivity to

eliminate the detection of

the deeper target

The detector can’t identify

the target. Sometimes,

oxidized metal also

causes the excursion of

target arrow and tone.

Sweep the search coil

with different angles

Five-pin cable not

connected well Re-plug it properly

Dead battery Replace batteries

Care and Maintenance

Handle the detector gently and carefully. Dropping it can damage circuit boards and

can cause the detector to work improperly.

Use the detector only in normal temperature environments. Temperature extremes

can shorten the life of electronic devices, causing internal damage to the detector.

Keep the detector away from dust and dirt, which can cause premature wear and

tear of parts.

Wipe the detector with a damp cloth occasionally to keep it looking new. Do not use

harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents, or strong detergents to clean the detector.

CAUTION:

• The search coil is water proof, and it can be completely under the fresh water or

sea water. Please be careful to avoid the water enter into machine body. Sea water

may erode the search coil. Please always use fresh water to clean the search coil

after detection in sea water.

• Change or damage the inner components will cause the detector fault, and such

fault is not within our warranty.

Metal Detector

WINBEST® by BARSKA®, as manufacturer, warrants this new product to be free of

original defects in materials and/or workmanship for the length of time specied by this

warranty. This warranty does not include damage caused by abuse, improper handling,

installation, maintenance, normal wear-and-tear, unauthorized repairs or modications

and tampering in anyway. Change or damage the inner components will cause the

detector fault, and such fault is not within our warranty.

This warranty is limited to the original purchaser and is not transferable. This warranty

applies only to products purchased in the United States of America and Canada.

In the event of a defect within 30 days, the consumer must return the defective unit to the

WINBEST® by BARSKA® dealer (the place of purchase) at his/her own expense.

Beyond 30 days, WINBEST® by BARSKA® products should be sent to the following

address for warranty repairs. Products must be packed carefully and sturdily to prevent

damage in transit, and returned freight prepaid to:

WINBEST® by BARSKA®

855 Towne Center Drive

Pomona, CA 91767

For additional and updated information

please visit www.barska.com

Please email service @barska.com or call 1.888.666.6769 for Return Merchandise

Number (RMA#) before any returns.

NOTE: All merchandise received without a valid RMA# will be returned to shipper at his/

her own expense.

Please include all of the following when returning WINBEST® by BARSKA® products for

service and/or replacement:

1. Please write your complete details (Name, Address, Telephone #, E-mail address,

RMA#, etc.)

2. Purchase receipt or Proof of Purchase. (Original/Copy)

3. A brief explanation of the defect

4. A Check/Money Order of amounts below to cover inspection, shipping and handling

$25.00 - Metal Detector

*Please allow 6-8 weeks for delivery

This product will either be replaced or repaired at the discretion of the warrantor. If it’s

a discontinued item, we will replace the product with an equivalent product. Should the

repair not be covered by this warranty, an estimate will be sent for your approval. Non-

warranty repairs or refurbishing are always provided at a reasonable cost.

WINBEST® by BARSKA® shall not be liable for any consequential, incidental and/or

contingent damages whatsoever. We will not pay shipping, insurance or transportation

charges from you to us, or any import fees, duties and or taxes. This warranty

supersedes all previous Winbest® by BARSKA warranties.

1 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY

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