Fisher COIN STRIKE Bedienungsanleitung

COIN STRIKE

Operating Manual

Target I.D. Metal Detector

FISHER RESEARCH LABORATORY

NEW!

CONTENTS

About Your Detector .............................................................pg. 1

Setting Up ................................................................................ pg. 2

Body/Chest Mounting............................................................. pg. 5

Control Panel .......................................................................... pg. 6

Quick Start Guide.................................................................... pg. 10

4 Tone Audio System .............................................................. pg. 11

LCD Identification Sysytem..................................................... pg. 12

Precsion Visual Pinpointing .................................................... pg. 13

Ground Balancing/Tracking .................................................. pg. 14

FisherTrak AFS©........................................................................ pg. 15

Wet Sand Beach Hunting........................................................ pg. 16

Setting Memory Control ......................................................... pg. 17

Additional Features ................................................................ pg. 18

Searching ................................................................................ pg. 19

Battery Replacement.............................................................. pg. 21

Target Recovery ..................................................................... pg. 22

Maintenance .......................................................................... pg. 23

Treasure Hunter’s Code of Ethics........................................... pg. 23

Specifications.......................................................................... pg. 24

ABOUT YOUR DETECTOR

The I.D. detector of the future is here! The Fisher Coin Strike brings

you a new level of performance and features that include fast

automatic ground tracking, a precision auto ground balance

system, four-tone ID system, programmability and our new D.P.A.

(Digital Phase Analysis) technology.

Throughoutthisoperations manual,weare goingtoexplain toyou

the controls and LCD Display Panel of the new Coin Strike as well

as give you a few tips to get you hunting. As with any new

detector, we strongly encourage that you read the entire

operationsmanual andcall your local dealer withany questions.

The Coin Strike control panel and LCD display is designed to give

you constantcontrolreadout. Inaddition,theCoin Strikeprovides

a 4-tone audio system to give you more target information.

The rest is up to you. You’ve got the right detector, but you’ll

have to decide where to search and then put in a lot of long,

hard hours searching. And, of course, you’re going to have to

learn your Coin Strike, read this instruction manual carefully and

practiceoften.Dropus alineifyou haveanyquestions,comments

or exciting hunting stories. In the meantime . . .

HappyHunting!

FisherResearch Laboratory

SETTING UP

Your Fisher Coin Strike is built to last for years. However, it's a

sophisticated electronic instrument containing state-of-the-art

components. Handle it carefully, care for it regularly, and it will

give you years of dependable service. The Coin Strike requires

little assembly.

1. Unpack your Coin Strike carefully and save the

carton: it may come in handy if you ever have to

return the instrument for service.

2. Slip the lower stem into the middle stem.

3. Adjust the stem length and coil angle so that the

search coil rests flat on the ground about 6 to 12

inches in front of and slightly to the right of your right

foot (to the left of your left foot for left handers).

Yourarmshouldbestraightandrelaxed,thegripheld

loosely(see drawingonnext page).The stemlength

is adjusted by loosening the lower lock nut and

allowing the spring clip to snap into one of the

Lower

lock nut

Center

stem section

Adjustable,

fiberglass

filled, nylon

lower stem

Upper

lock nut

coilcable

Control

housing

Touchpads

Padded

Armrest Foam

hand grip

Nylon wing nut

(with replaceable

Duro-Neoprene

bushings)

Upperstem

8” Spider Coil

holes in the center stem. The coil angle is adjusted

by loosening the nylon wing nut on top of the

searchcoil.

NOTE: Remember, the longer the shaft, the more you'll have to

bend your elbow to keep the coil off the ground and the sooner

your arm will get tired. The Coin Strike is balanced for comfortable

searching in a tight semicircle around the front of the operator.

4. With the stem length properly adjusted, wrap

the search coil cable snugly around the lower

stem and the center section. Leave just enough

slack near the coil to allow it to be tilted

completely backward and forward.

NOTE: A loose cable near the search coil may cause false signals,

but don't wrap it so tightly that it pulls against the housing or the

coil.

Adjust the stem length and coil angle so the coil rests flat on the ground about 6 to 12

inches in front of your foot. Move into your "search" position by leaning slightly and

raising the coil about 2 inches off the ground. This should put the coil about 12 to 18

inches in front of your lead foot.

TRACK

AUTO

GROUND

P/P

MEM

ALL

METAL

DISC

LIGHT

M-

SCOPE

POWER

HEADPHONES

DISC

SENS

THRESH

VOLUME

DISC

10 0

FOIL

NICKEL

TABS

ZINC

SETTING UP

5. Reconnect the coil cable to the control housing.

Be careful not to cross thread it and make sure it’s

snug, but hand tightened only.

6. With the shaft length and coil angle properly

adjusted, you should be able to move into your

search position by leaning forward very slightly and

raising the angle so the coil rests flat on the ground

about 6 to 12 inches in front of your arm.

7. (When using optional headphones) Plug into the

headphones jack on the control panel.

1. Disconnect the cable from the control housing

and unwind all but the last 12 inches or so from the

stem. Secure the lower end of the cable with a

Velcro strap at least 12 inches up from the coil.

2. Remove the control housing from the pistol grip

by holding the grip with one hand and sliding the

housing toward you with the other hand.

3. Attach the belt clip to the control housing by

slipping it over the brass posts on the bottom of the

control housing and pulling it toward the control

panel to lock it in place.

4. Reconnect the cable to the control housing.

5. Thecontrolhousingcanthenbemountedonyour

belt or on the optional Fisher Chest Harness.

It is especially important that the cable connector be installed

tightly to prevent false signals during body-mount use. Tight, but

never tightened with anything but your hands.

BODY/CHEST MOUNT

CONTROL PANEL

The Coin Strike control panel is an all new digital I/O System. The

LCDDisplayprovides youwitha constantcontrolreadout showing

you all of your current settings, much like the knobs of an older -

style metal detector.

1. The POWER button turns the unit ON and OFF. One of the first

thingsyouwillnoticewhenyouturnonyourCoinStrikeisthebattery

level display. Fresh batteries will show 9 volts; when the battery

level is down to 6 volts, you have about an hour of battery life left.

The detector will not turn on if the search coil is not properly

connected. This can prove to be a timesaving safeguard.

2. The LIGHT button enables you to use your back light for hunting

indim lightsituations.

3. The MENU button enables you to enter the “menu mode”, in

which you can adjust any of seven controls with the UP/DOWN

arrowbuttons: theiron discriminationlevel, thethreshold level,the

sensitivity level, a wet sand “salt” mode, the volume level, four

independent disc. notches, and the saving or recall of 4 control

setups(includingafactory presetmode)withour memoryfeature.

Notice that when the MENU button is pushed, the active control

blinks — this is the control that can be adjusted with the UP or

DOWN arrow buttons. To move to the next control, just press the

MENU button again. When you have all your settings completed,

press the P/P (MEM) button to return to the search mode.

TRACK

AUTO

GROUND

P/P

MEM

ALL

METAL

DISC

LIGHT

M-

SCOPE

POWER

HEADPHONES

DISC

SENS

THRESH

VOLUME

DISC

10 0

FOIL

NICKEL

TABS

ZINC

a. Whenin theMENU mode,the Iron DISCcontrol

can be varied from 0 to 99 with the UP and DOWN

arrowbuttons. A 0discrimination settingwill allowall

metalstoactivatethetone;a 99discriminationsetting

fully discriminates out most iron targets, allowing only

nonferrous objects to activate the tone I.D. in Disc

mode.When hunting, you will choose an optimal

discriminationsetting between0 and 99that allows

you to ignore most of the iron trash in your hunting

area,withoutgiving upanygood targets. Alsonotice

that the constant control readout shows you

approximatesettingsatalltimeswithagraphicalicon,

whether you are in the MENU mode or the search

mode.

b. The THRESHOLD control is best understood as

settinga“trigger”pointfor receivedsignalstoexceed

(and be acknowledged) or fall short of (and be

ignored). This control can be adjusted with the arrow

buttons between -99 (higher trigger = less excitable)

and +4 (low trigger = more excitable). There are a

couple of considerations in choosing a threshold

setting: 1) If you prefer to have an audio threshold

tonepresentwhilehunting,choose asettingbetween

0and +4. This willallow your Coin Strike to react tothe

tiniest targets in a low mineralization environment. 2)

However, if you plan to utilize the fast automatic

ground tracking feature of the Coin Strike, set the

threshold to a -5 or -10 setting for stable tracking

performance (and even lower in harshly mineralized

soils).

c. The SENSITIVITY control can be varied from a setting

of 0 to a maximum of 10 with the arrow buttons when

the SENS icon is flashing. As with most detectors, set

the sensitivity higher for best depth performance in

soilsthatarelowinmineralization. Asthemineralization

getsworse,lowerthesensitivitysettingas needed. We

recommend a sensitivity setting of 4 or lower for the

moststableperformanceif the fastautomaticground

tracking is enabled. Please note that a SENS setting

of 0 or 1 will still yield excellent results.

CONTROL PANEL

d. The SALT mode can be activated or turned off with

the Auto Ground button. While in the MENU, when

the two-digit display shows “SO”, the SALT mode is

off. Use this setting for all hunting conditions except

wetsand (beaches)with saltcontent andNO black

sand (magnetic soil). Press and release the Auto

Ground button to toggle the SALT mode on (display

will show “S1”). Press and release again to toggle it

off. For more beach hunting tips, see the WET SAND

HUNTING section.

e. The VOLUME can be adjusted and listened to when

the VOLUME icon is flashing by using the UP and

DOWNarrow buttons.

f. The NOTCH Discrimination (“no” on the two digit

display in the MENU) can be adjusted as follows:

1. The UP/DOWN arrow buttons will allow you to

choose which NOTCH category to alter.

2. Once you have chosen which category to

change (FOIL, NICKEL, TABS, or ZINC), pushing and

releasing the ALL METAL/DISC button turns the

NOTCH filter ON or OFF.

- If the square next to the chosen category

blinks quickly (on more than off) that target

willbeaccepted.

- If the square next to the chosen category

blinksslowly(off morethan on)thattarget will

be rejected.

- When in the SEARCH mode, if the square is

ON, the target is accepted; if the square is

OFF, the target is rejected.

Remember, to exit the MENU mode at any time, simply press the

P/P (MEM) button to return to the SEARCH mode

4. The AUTO GROUND button enables you to achieve a precision

groundbalancewithonetouch.AutoGroundBalanceisexplained

in more detail on page 15. This button also toggles the SALT mode

on or off while in MENU.

CONTROL PANEL

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