C-SCOPE CS5MX Bedienungsanleitung

RAPID GET YOU GOING INSTRUCTIONS

1. Assemble and adjust for length (Twist surplus lead around stem).

2. Insert batteries.

3. Set DISC 1 (top right) to ALL METAL (fully anticlockwise).

4. Set DISC 2 (bottom far right) to 5.

5. Set SENSITIVITY (top left) to 3 o'clock position.

6. On CS5MX only:-

Push BATT CHECK down and hold to indicate battery condition. Good batteries

will be in the green area on the meter. Release.

7. On CS5MX only:-

Set BOOST to NORMAL.

You are now in ALL METAL MOTION MODE.

You will find all metals within the search head range including iron and trash

PROVIDING THE SEARCH HEAD IS MOVING OVER THE TARGET (not stationary).

To ignore low value metals (iron & trash):-

8. Adjust DISC 1 (top right) to position 5.

You are now in DISCRIMINATING MOTION MODE.

The other modes require more detailed explanation acquired from reading the full

instructions.

IF A PROBLEM IS ENCOUNTERED REFER TO THE FULL INSTRUCTIONS.

CONTENTS:

PAGE

INTRODUCTION 4

ASSEMBLY 4

BATTERIES 4

BATTERY CHECK 5

CONTROLS AND WHAT THEY DO 6

OPERATING YOUR METAL DETECTOR 10

DETECTION RANGE 10

DETERMINING THE TARGET SIZE AND DEPTH 10

ACCESSORIES (OPTIONAL) 11

CHARGING BATTERIES 11

THE IMPORTANCE OF THE RIGHT APPROACH 11

SWEEPING TECHNIQUE 13

CODE OF CONDUCT FOR METAL DETECTOR USERS 14

CARE OF YOUR DETECTOR 14

DETECTOR NOT OPERATING? 15

Controls

CS2MX

10 11 12

CS2MX

CS5MX

8139

14 10 15 11 12

CS5MX

1 Battery Compartment

2 Upper Stem & Handle Grips

3 Din Plug & Socket

4 Stem Connecting Nut

5 Cable

6 Lower Stem

7 Search Head Fastener

8 Power On / Off & Sensitivity

9 All Metal Mode / Discrimination 1

10 Pinpoint

11 Disc 2 Select

12 Discrimination 2

13 Signal Meter (CS5MX only)

14 Boost Hi / Normal (CS5MX only)

15 Battery Check (CS5MX only)

INTRODUCTION

To protect your investment complete both sections of the enclosed guarantee card and return the

reply paid portion to C-Scope. This is particularly important in order to register for the free

extended parts guarantee (UK only). Please retain the original packing box. In the event that

your detector should ever require to be serviced, this package will be most suitable for postal

protection.

C-Scope detectors are recognised as the finest detectors available. They are designed with lasting

quality, high technology, and above all, value for money. The only way to realise this value is to

carefully study and understand this instruction manual. You will then be able to obtain all the

advantages designed into your detector. It is also strongly recommended that you experiment with

the detector's operation in air using various test samples, in order to learn to identify and

understand the detector's capabilities and responses. Always remember that becoming a good

metal detectorist is like becoming a good photographer or fisherman, that is, although it is an

advantage to buy the best equipment, having bought it, patience and hours of practice are needed

to become proficient.

ASSEMBLY

Open the carton and remove the main housing assembly. Twist the plastic stem lock, located at

the end of the upper stem to allow the lower stem to be inserted. Adjust for length and rotate the

lower stem to wrap the cable around the stems and take up any slack. Allowing enough cable for

free movement of the search head push the cable into the cable slots to hold it firm. Turn the stem

lock to fix it at the desired position.

BATTERIES

Your detector is powered by eight AA batteries (not supplied) available from garages, department

stores, etc. or a single 12v rechargeable pack from C-Scope. It is advisable to use standard

batteries to start with. You can then evaluate the sort of use you give the detector and decide

whether the investment in rechargeables is justified.

HEADPHONE

SOCKET

BATTERY

COMPARTMENT

CHARGER

SOCKET

Battery

Compartment

The batteries should be fitted in the holder which is located in the battery compartment. To fit

new batteries first check the power switch on the unit is switched to OFF. Then loosen the two

captive screws located in the battery cover (do not fully remove these from the cover) and remove

the cover. Inside is the battery holder. Lift out the holder and detach the connector if it is already

fitted. Load it with the eight batteries ensuring that each battery is inserted the correct way round,

(direction of batteries alternating). Roll each individual battery to ensure it is located correctly

and making proper contact. Replace the connector making sure that it is firm and well seated, and

put the loaded holder into the housing. Fit the cover and tighten the two captive screws finger

tight.

Note: Zinc Carbon batteries should not be left in the detector for long periods where they could

leak, so remember to remove them at the end of a day's searching.

BATTERY CHECK

CS2MX only

The battery condition is indicated by an

audio tone.

A loud, clear and sharp signal indicates the

batteries are of good strength.

A weak, broken or non-existent signal

means you should replace the batteries.

CS2MX

CS5MX only

A battery condition indicator is provided

on the detector. To do this for the first time

prior to reading the remainder of the

operating instructions proceed as follows:-

Turn the SENSITIVITY (POWER) control

on. Press the centre push switch marked

BATT CHECK and hold down. The meter

will indicate in the green area if the

batteries are good and in the left or central

position if the batteries need replacing or

recharging. Release the switch and turn the

SENSITIVITY control off. Rechargeable

batteries will not read as high into the

green as standard batteries even when fully

charged. They also give less indication of

discharge on the meter during use.

CS5MX

Hold

Push Switch

CONTROLS AND WHAT THEY DO

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1. On/Off - Sensitivity 5. Pinpoint push select button

2. Disc 1 6. Boost (CS5MX only)

3. Disc 2 7. Signal Meter (CS5MX only)

4. Disc 2 push select button 8. Battery Check (CS5MX only)

1. ON/OFF - SENSITIVITY

Switches detector on by rotating clockwise and adjusts sensitivity to metal.

This is a silent operating detector and you should rotate the Sensitivity Control

clockwise to the position where the audio threshold tone is comfortable.

Operate the Sensitivity at the highest level possible but, if you experience

interference from external radio transmissions or soil mineralisation, reduce the

level to eliminate this.

2. DISC 1

In the clicked off position, the detector indicates all metal objects.

Turned clockwise it becomes a fully variable discrimination control.

Discrimination is a means of ignoring objects which are generally regarded as junk

whilst still detecting the good objects.

At the lowest setting most iron objects are ignored. Increase the setting and the

detector will ignore even larger pieces of aluminium paper as well as iron.

At higher levels still, ring pulls will be ignored. You must, however, realise that at

this higher setting you will also lose some low denomination and silver hammered

coins, so set the control only as high as necessary to ignore iron and foil

contamination (e.g. level 5 is typical).

Effect of Discriminate Control Position

SCREW CAP

RING PULL

NAIL

HORSESHOE

5p COIN

CIGARETTE

PACKET

MILK

BOTTLE TOP

3. DISC 2

This control is identical to Disc 1 and allows you to further identify the target signal

being received.

With Disc 1 set at 5 to reject small iron and silver foil, commence searching.

Remember the detector is a motion detector, which means that the search head needs

to be constantly sweeping (except in pinpoint mode - see page 9).

You now need to set Disc 2 to ignore ring pulls.

Sweep the head above a ring pull and rotate Disc 2, at the same time depressing the

Disc 2 push select button with the thumb of the hand holding the metal detector.

When the ring pull signal disappears this control is set. Release the push button.

Your detector automatically operates in Disc 1 so commence searching (see

"Sweeping Technique" on page 13).

When you receive a signal, this indicates that the target could be a silver hammered

coin, 5p, ring pull, £1, 2p or gold etc.

Depress Disc 2 button and hold it. Sweep the target object again. If you are still

receiving a signal, then it is likely to be any of the metals found above ring pulls, e.g.

£1, 2p or gold etc.

Disc 2 gives you greater analytical skills than a single discrimination metal detector

but, even when Disc 2 does not give a signal, still dig up the target to avoid losing

silver hammered or 5p etc.

Three points to remember:

1. Large iron objects, particularly if near the surface, can produce a signal

regardless of discrimination settings.

2. Although Disc 1 and 2 are set to ignore metals at the same position there may

be slight variations in your detector and between different detectors.

3. Practice, in air, with various metal objects so you understand the detector

capabilities and responses.

The more familiar you become with your metal detector the more skilful

combinations of Disc 1 & 2 you will use. The following chart gives a few ideas of

setting and the conditions under which you would employ them.

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DISC SETTING

REF DISC 1 DISC 2 WHEN USEDWHEN USED

A0 0 All metal detecting.

B5 0 Dig all signals.

C5 7 To analyse possible ring pulls etc (see above).

D5 10

If searching for modern currency (e.g. £1

coins) in a highly screw cap contaminated

site (e.g. picnic area).

E7 0 Use on beach or picnic site which is highly

ring pull contaminated.

F10 0 Use on same site as above except where

highly screw cap contaminated.

NOTES:

i) When using references E & F please be sure that the search site would

not yield silver hammered coins which may be ignored at these high

discrimination settings.

ii) In reference A, you may need to reduce sensitivity in highly mineralised

or beach sites.

iii) These settings are guidelines only and you should practice with various

known objects to ensure that you are familiar with the settings correct for

your machine.

4. DISC 2 PUSH SELECT BUTTON

See Disc 2 control above.

5. PINPOINT PUSH SELECT BUTTON

As stated on page 7, this is a motion detector which requires the head to be constantly

moving. When you have located a target you must pinpoint it carefully to avoid

unnecessary digging.

When held down, the pinpoint button enables the detector to give a varying response

which peaks directly above the target.

To pinpoint a target carry out the following procedure:

1. Move the search head to a known clear patch.

2. Hold the pinpoint button down and return the head to the target area; move it

slowly and listen for the peak response, or observe it on the meter.

The all metal pinpointing mode gives a positive response to all metals irrespective of

the Discrimination setting.

It is not necessary to sweep the target as the pinpoint mode will respond even when

held stationary over the object although the target will fade gradually if the head is

held over it for too long.

Normal and Pinpoint Response

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PINPOINT RESPONSE

SOUND LEVEL

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6. SIGNAL METER/BATTERY CHECK (CS5MX only)

This is a visual indication of the signal strength giving the experienced user more

information about the target. This is particularly useful for pinpointing.

When the BATT CHECK is pressed, the meter will indicate condition of the batteries.

If the meter reading falls below the green band, the batteries should be replaced.

7. BOOST HI/NORMAL (CS5MX only)

For general detecting work, NORMAL mode should be selected.

When increased sensitivity to deep objects is required, then the setting HI should be

used. However, if false signalling occurs due to soil mineralisation, revert to the

NORMAL setting.

OPERATING YOUR METAL DETECTOR

Check the batteries are in good condition prior to searching. Frequently check the battery

condition during the search. Rechargeables give little warning of failure so ensure they are fully

charged prior to a long period of searching or carry a fresh set with you. ( See Batteries, page 4).

The unit may operate with reduced sensitivity for a period after indicating 'flat' batteries.

However the batteries should be replaced or recharged at the first opportunity.

Use headphones when possible. Not only do they extend battery life, but they also cut out

extraneous noise.

(It is instructive to bury some objects in a clear patch of soil and note the response when swept at

different rates with DISCRIMINATE at various levels). Large pieces of iron are difficult to

ignore and may give confusing signals. An aid to determine whether the target is iron or not is to

go into an all metal mode either by turning the DISCRIMINATE off or simply pressing the

PINPOINT button. Iron objects will generally give a stronger more positive signal than good

objects.

When operating on the beach the all metal mode may give a response to the beach itself. If this is

the case operate the unit with the DISCRIMINATE level set to the point at which it is ignored.

If in doubt as to whether the target is good or not we always recommend that you should dig it

up. Your knowledge of how the detector responds will increase each time and soon make you

more sure.

DETECTION RANGE

Detection ranges will vary depending on the size of the object, the length of time an object has

been buried, and the type of ground the object is buried in. The best ground conditions are well

compacted soils and coins can be found at the greatest depth if the object has been buried for

some time and the coin has interacted with the salts in the ground, thereby appearing larger to the

detector. The worst conditions for detecting are on loosely compacted or freshly dug ground or

when the object has only recently been buried. In these conditions detection range will be

reduced. 90% of all artefacts are found within 6" of the surface.

N.B. Your metal detector is a top performance deep seeker but adverse soil conditions can

significantly reduce the depth of detection.

DETERMINING THE TARGET SIZE AND DEPTH

An operator who is familiar with his instrument will be able to do an excellent job of determining

object size, shape and depth before he digs. This technique is learned from careful analysis of the

meter and audio signal coming from the detector. Each time a signal is heard, listen for any

peculiar characteristics it may have, determine over how large an area you get a detector signal,

and try to 'outline' the object before you dig. After digging up the object, compare the object size,

shape, depth and position in the ground with signal information you received before digging.

After careful analysis of many signals you will learn to 'read' the hidden target before digging.

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