Minelab Quattro MP Bedienungsanleitung

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MINELAB

User Manual

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Disclaimer

The Minelab metal detector discussed in this operating manual has been expressly designed and

manufactured as a quality hobbyist metal detector and is recommended for use in coin, treasure and

general metal detection in non-hazardous environments. This metal detector has not been designed

for use as a mine detector or as a live munitions detection tool.

Please read the operating manual prior to using your new detector.

1. INTRODUCING THE QUATTRO MP 3

1.1. Multi-frequency-Full Band Spectrum (FBS) Technology 4

1.2. Quattro Technical Specifications 5

2. ASSEMBLING YOUR DETECTOR 6

Step 1 - Connecting the Search Coil 6

Step 2 - Shaft Assembly 6

Step 3 - Connecting the Shaft Assembly 7

Step 4 - Armrest Assembly 7

3. SEARCH COILS 8

4. BATTERIES 9

4.1. Removal/Replacement of Battery Pack 9

4.3. Recharging NiMH Battery Pack 10

4.4. Battery Indicator 10

5.HEADPHONES 11

6. QUICK START 11

7. CONTROL PANEL 12

7.1. Power (On/Off) 12

7.2. Display Meter 12

7.3. Detect Modes 14

7.4. Menu/Select +/- 16

7.5. Accept/Reject 16

7.6. Pinpoint 16

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1. Introducing the Quattro MP

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1.1. Multi-frequency-Full Band Spectrum (FBS) Technology

When developing the Quattro MP, Minelab’s scientists looked at developing a truly easy to use yet

extremely powerful multi-purpose metal detector. Discussions with seasoned treasure hunters from

around the world identified a number of possible enhancements for operators. Features of the

Quattro MP detector include:

• Remarkable detection depth

• Accurate identification of targets at great depths

• Enhanced detection of desired targets among iron "trash"

• Enhanced detection capabilities when searching salt-water beaches

Most detectors on the market operate on a single (or dual) frequency, ranging up to 70 kilohertz

(kHz). Although this technology has served the industry well for years, Minelab’s scientists found that

a frequency that worked well in one area would often offer only marginal performance when used in

another location. Ground mineralization, trash content, and target size all had an effect on how

effective a detector transmitting a single or dual frequency would operate.

Full Band Spectrum technology combined with a powerful new microprocessor gives you:

1.1.1. Greater detecting depth

• Consistent sensitivity over a wide range of targets

• Circuitry that reduces interference from electromagnetic sources

• More accurate identification of target characteristics

The Full Band Spectrum (FBS) circuit automatically transmits multiple frequencies ranging from

1.5 kHz to 100 kHz simultaneously. This increased frequency range means that the signal received

from the detector coil is analyzed from a wide range of responses. This information is relayed to

the operator via the speaker or headphones and the control panel’s display as an audio or visual

target response.

Put simply, Minelab’s unique FBS technology means deeper, more sensitive, and more

accurate detecting.

1.1.2. Ground Compensation

The Quattro MP uses a sophisticated approach to the elimination of signals caused by ground

mineralization. Unlike other forms of ground balancing that require constant readjustment,

FBS technology uses advanced digital filtering to eliminate the influence of ground signals.

1.1.3. Operating Frequencies

A metal detector’s electromagnetic operating frequencies are measured in kiloHertz (kHz).

Low signal frequencies (e.g. 1.5 kHz) penetrate deepest, but sensitivity to smaller targets is low.

On the other hand, higher frequencies (e.g. 100 kHz) have a more shallow depth of penetration but

high sensitivity to small targets.

The Quattro MP’s multiple-frequency operation provides the advantage of both.

1. INTRODUCING THE QUATTRO MP 3

1.1. Multi-frequency-Full Band Spectrum (FBS) Technology 4

1.2. Quattro Technical Specifications 5

2. ASSEMBLING YOUR DETECTOR 6

Step 1 - Connecting the Search Coil 6

Step 2 - Shaft Assembly 6

Step 3 - Connecting the Shaft Assembly 7

Step 4 - Armrest Assembly 7

3. SEARCH COILS 8

4. BATTERIES 9

4.1. Removal/Replacement of Battery Pack 9

4.3. Recharging NiMH Battery Pack 10

4.4. Battery Indicator 10

5.HEADPHONES 11

6. QUICK START 11

7. CONTROL PANEL 12

7.1. Power (On/Off) 12

7.2. Display Meter 12

7.3. Detect Modes 14

7.4. Menu/Select +/- 16

7.5. Accept/Reject 16

7.6. Pinpoint 16

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1.2. Quattro MP Technical Specifications

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Length Unextended 43 inches (1100mm)

Length Extended 55 inches (1358mm)

Shipping Weight 3 lb 7 oz (1700g) excluding batteries

Coil 10.5 inch (264mm)

Audio Output Internal speaker or headphones

Headphone Input 1/4 inch (6.3mm) stereo jack

Transmission Full Band Spectrum. Simultaneous multiple

frequency transmission ranging from

1.5kHz –100kHz

Ground Rejection Ground compensation – advanced digital filtering

Discrimination Linear –10 to +40 discrimination options

Visual Display 64 x 128 pixel liquid crystal display (LCD)

Detect Modes 4 (Coin; Coin/Jewelry; Relic; All Metal)

Pinpoint Yes - Visual and audio

Personal Modes 4 programmable/save

Automatic Noise Cancel (Scanning) Yes

Trash Density Settings 2 (High/Low)

Target Depth Meter Yes (0-12 or more inches)

Battery Meter Yes (with audible low battery warning)

Batteries 1600 or 1800 mAh NiMH rechargeable

battery pack (Varies by country/region) or

12V Alkaline pack. (Cells not included).

Patents US 4890064, US 5537041, US 5506506

Optional Accessories Alkaline or NiMH battery pack

Mains charger

Car charger

Control Box Cover

Coil Cover

Carry Bag

8 inch (200mm) "Double D" waterproof Coil

2. assembling your detector

2. Assembling Your Detector

To assemble your Minelab Quattro MP,

follow steps 1 to 4 below.

Step 1 - Connecting the Search Coil

To attach the search coil to the lower shaft:

1. Plug the two rubber washers (1) into the holes on either

side of the coil yoke (2).

2. Place the search coil (3) on a flat surface with the front of

the coil facing away from you, and check that the open side

of the yoke is facing the ground.

3. Slide the yoke into the yoke bracket on top of the coil.

4. Insert plastic bolt (4) through the search coil’s yoke

bracket and the coil yoke. Fasten with the yoke

nut (5) provided, being careful not to damage the thread

of the nut by over-tightening. This may need to be

loosened to adjust the coil to a comfortable detecting angle.

Caution: DO NOT attempt to disconnect the coil cable where

it enters the search coil itself as this cable is direct wired into the

coil and is not dismountable. Any attempt to disconnect this

cable will void your coil warranty.

Step 2 - Shaft Assembly

1. Release the shaft camlock lever (6) before

inserting the lower shaft (7).

2. Feed the coil cable (8), which is inside the lower

shaft all the way through the inside of the upper shaft (9).

Make sure the longer side of the bevelled shaft (10)

is at the back of the control box.

Note: When exchanging the

standard coil with an accessory coil

like the 8", it may be easier to pull

the cable through the lower shaft

using a length of string or cord.

Once this is completed you should

be able to see approximately 4 inches

(100mm) of cable between the coil yoke

and the search coil. This is the slack

necessary to allow adjustment to the angle

of the search coil.

3. Slide the lower shaft entirely into the upper shaft until the camlock

rests against the yoke.

4. Pull the coil cable’s metal connector (11) through the open end of the upper shaft

until it ‘dangles’ from the opening.

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Step 3 - Connecting the Shaft Assembly

To connect the shaft assembly to the handle assembly:

5. Release the control box

camlock lever (12) to the

open position.

6. Push the coil cable

connector into the socket

(13) underneath the handle

assembly control box.

Ensure the connector’s threaded bracelet

is firmly secured.

7. Extend the lower shaft from the upper

shaft by approximately 6 inches (15cm)

to prevent the coil cable ‘bunching’.

8. Push the upper shaft firmly into the control box until you

feel it has reached the back of the control box, making sure that

the control box camlock lever is in the released position.

9. Secure the upper shaft in position by locking the control box

camlock (12).

10. Adjust the shaft to the desired length for your height and

then lock with shaft camlock lever (6).

11. Tilt the search coil to the most comfortable angle, keeping in mind

it will need to be parallel to the ground during detecting.

Note: To avoid difficulty securing the control box camlock lever (step 9),

ensure the shaft camlock is released to allow greater shaft movement.

Step 4 - Armrest Assembly

To adjust the armrest assembly:

12. Loosen the screw (i) in the center of the armrest

(turning counter-clockwise).

13. Place your arm into position and slide the armrest

back (ii) so that it is comfortable under your elbow.

14. Tighten screw (clockwise) to lock into position.

2.1.1. Fitting the armrest strap

15. Thread the strap through the buckle openings (iii).

16. Clip both buckles into the openings at each outer side

of the armrest.

17. Test by sliding your arm underneath the strap and

resting your forearm on the armrest.

18. Loosen strap by tilting the edge of the buckle out to

release it from the armrest. Undo the Velcro and pull the buckle outwards

(towards yourself.) Clip the buckle back into place and tighten the strap by pulling up.

The next time you use your detector, all you will need to do is click the buckle back

into the armrest.

3. search coils

3. Search Coils

The function of the search coil is to transmit electromagnetic

signals into the ground, and receive the response.

The Quattro MP is supplied with a 10.5 inch open web "Double D"

search coil. Double D is the common term used to describe the

two internal coil windings which overlap each other, producing a

blade like search pattern. The advantages of Double D coils are

very good ground cancelling abilities, and very good ground

coverage, as the coil has an even detection range along its entire

length. Because of this, the operator is only required to slightly

overlap each sweep, to ensure all targets at maximum depth are

recovered.

The 10.5" coil is excellent for general searching. There is an

optional 8" coil available that provides greater sensitivity to small

targets, and improved performance in high trash areas.

Both coils are epoxy filled, so they can be submersed in

water, but care must be taken to ensure the control box

remains dry.

To replace the search coil:

1. Undo control box camlock and disconnect the coil cable

from the control box.

2. Separate the two shaft assemblies by releasing the shaft

camlock and sliding the lower shaft out.

3. Loosen the plastic nut and remove the bolt from the yoke

bracket.

4. Gently pull the coil cable from inside the yoke/lower shaft.

5. Carefully feed the new coil cable into the yoke and lower shaft.

Continue to feed the cable into the shaft until the connector is

visible at the top of the shaft.

Note: It may be easier to pull the cable through the lower shaft

using a length of string or cord.

Once this is completed you should be able to see approximately

4 inches (100mm) of cable between the coil yoke and the search

coil. This is the slack necessary to allow adjustment to the angle

of the search coil.

6. Re-attach the yoke and the search coil.

7. Reconnect cable to control box (as directed in Connecting the

shaft assembly, page 7).

Caution: DO NOT attempt to remove the coil cable from

the search coil. Any attempt to disconnect will void

your coil warranty.

Note: For ease of changing colis, it is advised that

each coil be fitted to its own lower shaft.

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4. batteries

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4. Batteries

The Minelab Quattro MP has both Alkaline and NiMH battery

packs available as either standard or accessory items.

The NiMH 1600 mAh battery pack will power the detector for up to

12.5 hours of constant use and the NiMH 1800 mAh battery pack for

14 hours.

Eight good quality, fresh, 1.5V AA alkaline batteries will power the

Quattro MP for up to 14 hours of constant use.

Unlike Nickel Cadmium batteries, the NiMH battery pack DOES NOT

have to be discharged before recharging. Whenever the detector has

been unused for a lengthy period, recharge the battery pack to ensure

full performance. There is no limit to the time the battery pack can be

left on charge.

Removal instructions apply to both types of battery packs.

4.1. Removal/Replacement

of Battery Pack

To Remove the Battery Pack:

1. Turn Detector off.

2. Lift the rubber cap of the battery handle assembly.

3. Raise the yellow tab. This releases the spring-loaded

battery pack.

4. Remove battery pack from handle assembly.

To Replace the Battery Pack, slide the pack into the

compartment until it ‘clicks’ into place.

4.2. Inserting Alkaline Batteries

1. Slide back the sliding door of the alkaline battery pack in the

direction of the arrow.

2. Install 8 good quality fresh AA alkaline batteries in the direction

of the arrows located inside the battery pack

3. Close the sliding battery door and re-install into

battery handle compartment.

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4.3. Charging the NiMH Battery Pack

To charge your battery, only use the Minelab charger designed for your NiMH battery.

Using other chargers may damage your battery and will void the product warranty.

Wall/Mains Charger

The NiMH battery pack is sold in the discharged

condition. It is necessary to charge it before

operating the detector.

1. Plug the mains charger into the wall socket.

2. Insert the mains charger plug into the socket at

the tapered end of the battery pack. Leave for about

18 hours to fully charge.

3. Remove the battery charger plug from the battery

pack, ready for use.

Note: You may find that the first couple of times you charge your battery, you may

not achieve the full hours of operation. The batteries will reach their full capacity after

several recharge cycles.

Car Charger

4. Insert the car charger plug into the cigarette lighter socket of your vehicle.

5. Insert the car charger plug into the socket at the tapered

end of the battery pack. A small light on the car charger

illuminates indicating that the car charger is in operation.

6. Leave the battery to charge for about 18 hours for a complete

charge. If the battery was not completely discharged, the charging

time will be shorter.

The car charger is provided with a 3AG 2Amp fast fuse for short circuit protection, which

can be accessed by unscrewing the tip of the cigarette lighter plug.

Note: Charging the battery beyond full capacity will not damage the NiMH battery pack, but

it could gradually discharge your car battery.

Safety Tip: Do not attempt to disassemble the NiMH battery pack. If disposing of pack, do

not incinerate. Contact your local authorities to enquire about disposal or recycling facilities.

4.4. Battery Indicator

A battery indicator is displayed on the Quattro MP detect screen. The battery will be fully

shaded at maximum battery charge. When this shaded area decreases to the left hand side,

the detector will begin to emit a low battery warning sound. When this low battery warning

is heard, there will be only a few minutes of life left in the batteries.

It is recommended that the batteries be replaced or recharged as soon as possible to avoid

missing any targets. When the battery symbol is completely

un-shaded and flashing, the detector will sound an alarm before

displaying the message ‘FLAT BATTERY SHUTDOWN’ and

turning itself off.

To start detecting again, remove the battery and replace with a fully charged battery.

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