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FERROUS

NON - FERROUS

GOLD SILVE R

40 50 60 70 80 90

VOL

SENS

MODE

COIN

DEPTH

Contents

Speciﬁcations

Assembly

Battery Instructions

Safety Precautions

Control Panel

Quick Start

Basic Operation

Q&A

Troubleshooting

Care and Maintenance

Product Disposal

Thank you for choosing our Metal Detector TX-910. Please read this manual

carefully and know the function of TX-910 before use. And please keep it for

future reference.

It is recommended to use the TX-910 outdoors, because there is too much

interference indoors.

In the higher sensitivity range, the detector will be more sensitive to

electromagnetic interference. By reducing the sensitivity, the interference

will be reduced correspondingly.

When detecting metals, move the search coil at a constant speed. Keep the

search coil parallel with the ground and about 1/2 inch above the surface.

Do not swing it like a pendulum.

For coin-sized objects, the depth indicator is accurate. But for large-sized

objects or irregular-shaped objects, the accuracy will reduce slightly.

For most of the valuable metal objects, the detector will send out a consistent

signal. If the signal isn't consistent, it may be a false signal.

The LCD panel will automatically darken every 10 minutes. Hold the Vol

（Backlight）key for 2 seconds to light it up.

If the PINPOINT mode malfunctioned, sending a signal even though there

is no metal, lift the detector and press the P-P key once to solve the prob-

lem.

Tips:

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Speciﬁcations Assembly

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The structure of the TX-910 is shown in Fig. 1 below.

Step 1. Loosen the lock knob on the lower stem, and take down the bolt. Then

install the lower stem on the search coil, and lock it tightly (see Fig. 2).

Operation Mode

Motion Mode

Non-motion Mode

Coins Depth

Sensitivity Control

Signal Strength

Sound Frequency

Volume Indicator

LCD Backlight

Battery Indicator

Turn-oﬀ Prompt

Search Coil

Earphone Jack

Power Supply

Target Metals

Discrimination

4+1

ALL-METAL, DISC, MEMORY, JEWELRY

PINPOINT

2′′, 4′′, 6′′, 8′′ and +

5 Grades

3 Kinds of Frequency Indicating Diﬀerent Metals

3 Grades

White

4 Bars

Sound a Prompt Tone Every Ten Minutes

Waterproof Search Coil

3.5mm Earphone Jack

Two 9V Alkaline Batteries

6 Kinds; 0 to 99 Double Digits

FERROUS

NON - FERROUS

GOLD SILVER

40 50 60 70 80 90

VOL

SENS

MODE

COIN

DEPTH

Bracket

Upper Stem

Control Panel

Lock Nut

Lower Stem

Lock Knob

Search Coil

Middle Stem

Lower Stem

Screw

Lock Nut

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

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Battery Instructions

Step 2. Loosen the lock nut on the middle stem, and press the silver button on

the lower stem. Then insert the lower stem into the middle stem (see Fig. 3).

Step 3. Loosen the lock nut on the other end of the middle stem. Press the

silver button on the upper stem, and insert the upper stem into the other end

of the middle stem (see Fig. 4).

Step 4. Adjust the length that the lower stem inserts into the middle stem. Also,

you can adjust the total length of the stem, making you feel comfortable with

your arm straight.

Step 5. Wind the cable of the search coil around the stem with moderate

tightness, rather than make it sway. Plug the cable into the lower left part of

the control panel (see Fig. 5). Please note that do not pull the cable or plug.

Please use two 9V alkaline batteries.

Uncover the battery case and install the batteries according to the polarity sign

in the battery case. If you are not going to use the detector for a long time,

please remove the batteries from the battery case.（see Fig.6)

Plug

Fig. 3

Fig. 4

Fig. 5

Fig. 6

Middle Stem

Lower Stem

Silver Button

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Safety Precautions

Control Panel

In areas with heavy traﬃc, do not wear earphones in case of any traﬃc

accidents.

Always obtain permission before detecting metals at any private sites.

Keep away from the region where there may bury the electrical line, cable

line or pipeline, in particular, the pipes that are full of ﬂammable gases and

liquids.

Do not detect in the military area where there may bury bombs or explosives.

When digging out the target, use the reasonable method, and do not

destroy the vegetation. Leave the land and vegetation as it was, and ﬁll in

the holes after the excavation.

Signal Strength Cursor: Indicates the signal strength when in the

PINPOINT mode.

Mode Icon: Indicates the operation mode; divided into four kinds.

Sens Cursor: Divided into ﬁve grades. The sensitivity is of the highest

value when all the indicator lights up.

Vol Cursor: Indicates the volume.

Digital ID Cursor/P-P Cursor: Two digits of 01 to 99 accurately indicate

the metal. It can also display the P-P icon. When it displays the P-P icon, it

means it enters the PINPOINT mode.

Target ID Cursor: Divided into 6 categories; used to indicate the target

metals.

Coin Depth Cursor: Divided into ﬁve grades. It indicates the approximate

depth of 25￠ silver coin in the neutral soil.

Battery Power Cursor: Divided into four bars; indicates the battery

power. When the battery power cursor is ﬂashing, it means the battery

should be replaced.

Power Button： Switch the detector on/oﬀ.

Fig. 7

COIN

DEPTH

FERROUS

NON - FERROUS

GOLD SI LVER

40 50 60 70 80 90

VOL

SEN S

MO D E

MODE

1.Signal Strength Cursor 8. Digital ID Cursor/P-P Cursor

9. Target ID Cursor

10. Coin Depth Cursor

11. Battery Power Cursor

12. Vol(Backlight) Key

13. P-P Key

2. Mode Icon

3. Sens Cursor

4. Vol Cursor

5.( , ) Key

6. ON/OFF

7. Mode-Sens Key

1. LCD Display

2. Button Deﬁnition

POWER Button:

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Quick Start

Press the MODE button, and you can select four modes in turn.

A-M: All Metal Mode. The detector will make responses to all metals.

DISC: Discrimination Mode. In this mode, you can eliminate certain kinds

of metal and the detector won't make responses to it.

MEMORY: Remember some kinds of metals you choose, and the detector

will only make responses to these kinds of metals.

JEWELRY: Eliminate iron. It won't make responses to iron, but it will

respond to other metals, like silver, gold, etc.

Fig. 8

1. Lay Flat the Detector

2. Turn On the Detector

3. ALL METAL Mode Test

Mode-Sens Key:

( , ) Button (For Two Functions)

P-P Button:

Press the SENS button, and press ( , ) buttons to adjust the sensitivity.

Press SENS Button, the sens cursor will ﬂash, and the ( , ) button is

used to adjust the sensitivity.

In the DISC mode, the ( , ) button is used to set the target metals to be

eliminated.

Press the P-P key, and the detector will shift to the PINPOINT mode to locate

the target accurately. Press the P-P key once again to exit the PINPOINT mode.

Put the detector on a wooden or plastic table, making the search coil stretch

out of the table about 11.81 inches (see Fig. 8). Keep it away from walls,

ceilings and ﬂoors, turn oﬀ all kinds of electrical appliances that will generate

electromagnetic interference, and remove watches and rings from your

hands.

Press the Power button, the detector will sound two tones, and all LCD

patterns will light up for a moment. And the detector is set by default before

the last shutdown.

Press the MODE button, the A-M icon will be displayed. Sweep the search coil

about 2.75-3.93 inches respectively above six sample metals (iron nail, 5￠

nickel coin, pull-tab, 1￠Zinc coin, 10￠ copper coin and 25￠ silver coin).

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Fig. 9

Fig. 10

Fig. 11

4. DISC Mode Test

5. MEMORY Mode Test

Press the MODE button again, and the DISC icon lights up.

Press ( , ) button and set the discrimination target to eliminate some

metals that do not need to be detected. For example, to eliminate three

kinds of metals such as iron, nickel and pull-tab. Press the ( , ) button to

eliminate these three target metals.

Sweep the search coil about 2.75-3.93 inches above the six metal samples

in turn.

When sweeping above the iron nail, 5￠ nickel coin and pull-tab, the

detector will not make responses, because they are eliminated.

When sweeping the other three samples, the corresponding target icons

ﬂash, and the double digits show the corresponding number.

Take detecting the 50￠ silver coin as an example (see Fig. 10).

a) The detector sounds three diﬀerent tones in turn.

b) The depth indicator indicates the second grade.

c) The target metal icon ﬂashes respectively. The double digits display the

corresponding number as shown in the table.

Take detecting the iron nail as an example. (See Fig. 9)

Sample Iron Nail 5￠

Nickel

Coin Pull-tab 1￠

Zinc

Coin

25￠

Copper

Coin

50￠

Silver

Coin

High

Tone

High

Tone

Middle

Tone

Low

Tone Middle

Tone

Low

Tone

10-40 41-50 55-70 72-75 80-83 86-88

Tone

Identiﬁcation

Indicator

Double Digits

COIN

DEPTH

FERROUS

NON - FERROUS

GOLD SI LVER

MODE

40 50 60 70 80 90

VOL

SENS

MODE

Press the MODE button again, and the MEMORY icon lights up. The target ID

cursor will all light up (see Fig. 11).

If you want to detect 50￠ silver coin and eliminate the other metals, you can

follow the procedure below.

Sweep the search coil about 2.75-3.93 inches above the 50￠silver coin

scan, and the target metal icon of 50￠silver coin consistently ﬂash, while

the other metal icons are removed (See Fig. 12).

COIN

DEPTH

FERROUS

NON - FERROUS

GOLD SI LVE R

40 50 60 70 80 90

VOL

SEN S

MODE

COIN

DEPTH

MODE

FERROUS

NON - FERROUS

GOLD SI LVER

40 50 60 70 80 90

VOL

SENS

MODE

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6. JEWELRY Mode Test

7. PINPOINT Mode Test

Sweep the search coil about 2.75-3.93 inches above the six samples.

Take detecting the 50￠silver coin as an example. (See Fig.13)

When sweeping the 50￠ silver coin, if the detector responds, it indicates

that the detector has memorized the setting for detecting a 50￠silver coin.

Then the detector will not respond when it sweeps other ﬁve samples.

If you want to detect other metals, press the MODE button again. Then the

MEMORY icon will light up, and it displays the same as Fig. 11. Then go on

repeating the above operation.

To exit the MEMORY mode, press the MODE button, making the detector

return to the state of Fig. 11. Then press the MODE button again to exit the

MEMORY mode, and enter the next operation mode.

Press the MODE button again, the JEWELRY icon lights up. The ﬁrst target

metal on the left is eliminated, showing that the iron is removed. The detector

only responds to other metals.

Take detecting the 1￠ zinc coin as an example (See Fig. 14).

Press the P-P key, and the P-P icon lights up and ﬂashes. The detector com-

pletes the ground balance, and the P-P icon stops ﬂashing. The target ID

cursor and double digits are extinguished, the depth indicator is in the full

grid, and the detector sounds a single-frequency tone (See Fig. 15).

COIN

DEPTH

MODE

FERROUS

NON - FERROUS

GOLD SI LVE R

40 50 60 70 80 90

VOL

SE N S

MO D E

Fig. 12

Fig. 13

Fig. 14

Fig. 15

COIN

DEPTH

MODE

FERROUS

NON - FERROUS

GOLD SI LVE R

40 50 60 70 80 90

VOL

SE N S

MO D E

COIN

DEPTH

MODE

FERROUS

NON - FERROUS

GOLD SI LVE R

40 50 60 70 80 90

VOL

SE N S

MO D E

COIN

DEPT

FERROUS

NON - FERROUS

GOLD SI LVE R

MODE

50 60 70 80 90

VOL

SE N S

MO D E

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1. Turn On

2. Set the Operation Mode

3. Choose the Sensitivity

Take a 25￠ silver coin and move it closer to the search coil slowly. At the

position of about 7" to 8", the ﬁrst set of the signal strength cursor begins to

appear, the sound becomes louder and the tone becomes higher. If you

continue to move the 25￠ silver coin, the signal strength cursor changes to

the full grid in a second, and it sounds louder. Meanwhile, the depth indicator

indicates the depth decreases correspondingly to have only one grid left,

showing that the metal is gradually approaching the center of the search

coil (See Fig. 16).

TX-910 is designed for outdoor use. There are too many objects indoors and all

kinds of electrical equipment that will cause interference. It is not suitable to

use the detector indoors.

Field detection will be more complicated. Because there are so many elements

that will aﬀect the detection results, such as the composition of the regional

soil, the component, size, shape and the oxidation degree of the underground

metals. The following content is only the general steps for ﬁeld detection. You

should operate the detector again and again to accumulate your experience to

achieve good results.

Hold the detector, and keep the search coil away from the ground. By pressing

the Power button, the detector will sound two tones, and all the LCD lights up

for a while. And the detector is restored to the setting of the last shutdown.

In general, the user could choose the ALL METAL mode. In this mode, the

detector will respond to all kinds of metals.

The user tends to set the sensitivity higher. However, in the higher sensitivity

range, the detector will be more sensitive to the electromagnetic interference

that comes from the power lines or cables around, and it will react abnormally

to the mineralized soil or soil with electrical conductivity. If you move the search

coil in the detection area, and the detector sends an unstable false signal,

please decrease the sensitivity.

If you operate the detector with your partner at the same time, please pay attention

to keep more than 393.7 inches away from each other, and decrease the sensitivity

appropriately.

Press the P-P key again to exit the PINPOINT mode and the P-P icon will be

removed.

By following all the steps above, you will have a basic knowledge of the

detector, and you can move on to the next part of the basic operation.

Fig. 16

COIN

DEPTH

MODE

FERROUS

NON - FERROUS

GOLD SI LVER

40 50 60 70 80 90

VOL

SE N S

MOD E

Basic Operation

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4. Move the Search Coil

7. Depth Indicator

5. Make Use of the Sound to Help Discrimination

6. Make Use of Double Digits to Help Discrimination

When detecting, move the search coil at a constant speed, rather than sweep it

unsteadily. Keep the search coil parallel with and about 1/2 inch above the

surface. Do not swing it like a pendulum (See Fig. 17).

The following table is used as a preliminary guide. The approximate ranges of

the US dollar and pound coins are listed in the table.

When detecting, the double digits may be diﬀerent slightly, depending on the

composition, size, shape, distance from the search coil and the speed of

detecting. The surrounding soil also aﬀects the value. There are diﬀerences in

casting coins in diﬀerent years. There is a wide range for gold, a thin ring is

about 45, and a rough ring and gold coin may reach up to 70-80. The table

below is just for reference.

For coin-sized objects, the depth indicator is accurate. But for large-sized or

irregular-shaped objects, the depth readings will be less accurate. If you sweep

the search coil at the same place several times, and it shows the same depth,

then the detection result is accurate. If the depth indicator varies, try to change

the angle of sweeping. There may be more than one target present.

Most valuable metal objects will send repeatable signals. If the signal isn’t

repeatable, it’s mostly a false signal. When there is a clear sound for buried

targets, you could ﬁnd out the approximate target type and depth on the LCD

screen. And you could also move the search coil above the target objects fast

to get a more stable signal.

When detecting, you don’t need to stare at the screen all the time. And the

sound identiﬁcation system will sound three frequency tones to help discriminate

the target metals.

Low Pitch-- 5￠nickel coin and so on;

Medium Pitch-- pull-tab, soda bottle and zinc coin;

High Pitch-- copper, aluminum and silver metal, such as 1￠, 10￠, 25￠and

so on.

Fig. 17 Range of Double

Digits Possible Metal Dollar Coin Pound Coin

5P, 10P, 50P

20P, (10P, 50P)

01--40 Iron 1P

Nickel 5￠41--55

55--65 Pull-tab

65--75 Zinc, Soda Bottle 1￠ 1£

75--85 Copper, Aluminum 10￠，25￠ 2£, 2P

85--99 Silver 50￠, 1$

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