Minelab gpz 7000 User manual

Instruction Manual

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Information to the User (FCC Part 15.105)
NOTE: Class B Devices
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to
radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment of and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help
DIsClAImeR
The Minelab metal detector discussed in this instruction 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
nonhazardous environments. This metal detector has not been designed for use as
a mine detector or as a live munitions detection tool.
pleAse Note
Since there may be a variety of options available for this detector, equipment
may vary according to the Model or items ordered with your detector. Certain
descriptions and illustrations may also differ (in this manual) from the exact Model
that you purchased. In addition, Minelab reserves the right to respond to ongoing
technical progress by introducing changes in design, equipment and technical
features at any time.
Minelab®, Smartfind™ 2, Wi-Stream™, GPSi™, FindPoint®, GeoHunt™, GeoTrail™, XChange Your Detecting Connection™, Target Trace™ are trademarks of Minelab Electronics Pty.
Ltd. Google Maps is a trademark of Google Inc. u-blox is a trademark of u-blox Holding AG.
CAUtIoN
Before assembling, charging, or using your detector for the first time, please read the important
legal and safety information in this manual.
This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been
given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the
hazards involved. Children shall not play with the appliance.
Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision.

Contents
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Detector Parts 1
Assembly 3
Assembling the Detector 3
Connecting Headphones 5
WM 12 Audio 5
Detector Audio 5
Changing Coils 6
Swing Arm 6
Harness and Extras 6
Charging Batteries 7
BC 10 Battery Charger 7
Battery LED 7
Power LED 7
GPZ 7000 Battery 7
Recharge the Lithium-Ion Battery Pack 8
WM 12 Battery 8
Recharge the WM 12 8
Control Panel 9
GPZ7000 User Interface 10
Typical Screen Elements 10
Status Bar Elements 10
Summary of Status Bar icons 10
Types of Selection Screens 11
Menu Navigation 12
Navigating the Detector Settings Pages 12
Navigating the Map Pages 12
Map 13
Map 13
GPS 14
Map Elements 14
Zoom Levels 15
Start Trail 15
Current Position 15
FindPoints and WayPoints 15
GeoTrail 15
GeoHunts 15
North Marker 15
Coordinates 16
Navigation Tool 16
Detector Settings Menu 17
Detector Settings Menu Structure 17
Detect Page Overview 17
Detect Plus Page Overview 17
Settings Page Overview 17
Preferences Page Overview 17
User Button Page Overview 17
Reset Page Overview 17
Detect 18
Quick Start 18
Target Type 18
Small Nuggets 18
General 18
Deep Only 18
Ground Type 18
Difficult 18
Normal 18
Noise Cancel 19
Auto Noise Cancel 19
Manual Noise Cancel 19
Sensitivity 19
Adjust Sensitivity Settings 19
Volume 19
Detect Plus 20
Threshold Level 20
Volume Limit 20
Threshold Pitch 21
Ground-Balance Mode 21
Auto 21
Manual 21
Settings 22
GPS 22
Backlight 22
Backlight Brightness 22
Wireless Enable 22
Connect WM 12 22
Connect Additional WM 12 22
Pairing an Additional WM 12 22
Removing Additional WM 12’s 22
Preferences 23
Time Zone 23
Time Format 23
Coordinates Format 23
Length Units 23
Weight Units 23
Wizards 23
User Button 24
Assign a Function to the User Button 24
User Button Functions 24
Backlight 24
View Coordinates 24
View Navigation Tool 24
Threshold Level 24
Ground Balance Mode 24
Other 24
Reset 25
Reset GeoStore 25
Reset Settings 25
Reset All 25

Contents
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Language 25
Change the Language 25
Product Verification Code 25
Version Information 25
Map Menu 26
Map Menu Structure 26
Map Overview 26
GeoStore Page Overview 26
Display Page Overview 26
Create GeoData Page Overview 26
GeoStore 27
Open the GeoStore Menu 27
Map Zoom 27
Sort FindPoints/WayPoints 27
Go to a FindPoint or WayPoint 27
Go to Start/End of a GeoHunt 28
Delete a GeoStore Item 28
Display 29
Open the Display Page 29
Show or Hide Map Screen Elements 29
Recentre 29
Clear Trail 29
View Trail 29
View Navigation Tool 29
View Names 29
View Coordinates 29
Create GeoData 30
Create and Store FindPoints and WayPoints 30
Control a GeoHunt 30
Record a GeoHunt: 30
Pause a GeoHunt: 30
Stop a GeoHunt: 30
Loss of Power during a GeoHunt 30
Loss of GPS Position Fix during a GeoHunt 30
Wireless Audio Module 31
Connect the WM 12 31
Reset the WM 12 31
Minelab XChange2 32
Communicating between GPZ 7000 and your PC 32
System Requirements 32
Install XChange 2 on your PC 32
Start the XChange 2 Application 32
Connect GPZ 7000 to your PC 32
Detecting Basics 33
Holding the Detector 33
Adjust the Length of the Shafts 33
Adjust the Angle of the Coil 33
Sweeping the Coil 33
Types of Targets 33
Detector Sounds 34
Detecting Tips and Techniques 34
Simple Detecting Exercise 35
Pinpointing 36
Locating the target. 36
Target Recovery 37
Recovering the Target 37
Detector Care and Safety 38
Battery Care and Safety 39
GPZ7000 Accessories 40
Factory Presets 41
Detect Presets 41
Detect Plus Presets 41
Settings Presets 41
Preferences Presets 41
User Button Presets 41
Display Presets 41
Technical Specications 42
GPZ 7000 Technical Specifications 42
Battery Technical Specifications 42
BC 10 Battery Charger Technical Specifications 42

Detector Parts
1
* Coil is waterproof to 1m
Battery Pack
Battery Latches
Stand
Control Box
Trigger Upper Cam Lock
Lower Cam Lock
Lower Shaft
Coil*
Headphone Module
Control Panel
Handle
Armrest
Armrest Strap
Armrest Lock
USB Connector
Mid Shaft
Upper Shaft
Detector Parts
GPZ 7000 is not waterproof

Detector Parts
2
See page 39 for the list of accessories available for use
with the GPZ 7000.
Items may vary from those shown.

Assembly
3
Assembly
Assembling the Detector
Attach coil and lower shaft to mid shaft
1. Release the camlock on the lower shaft by pulling
the lever away from the lower shaft
2. Thread the coil cable up the centre of the mid shaft.
3. Insert the mid shaft into the lower shaft. The lower
shaft can only be inserted into the mid shaft in one
orientation. Ensure that the key stop on the mid shaft
is aligned to the upper shaft.
4. Lock the camlock by pushing the lever towards the
shaft.
Attach mid shaft to upper shaft
1. Release the cam lock on the upper shaft by pulling
the lever away from the shaft.
2. The mid shaft can only be inserted into the upper
shaft in one orientation. Ensure that the key stop on
the mid shaft is aligned to the upper shaft.
3. Slide the mid shaft into the upper shaft until the coil
cable and key stop appear at the top.
4. Rotate lower shaft and coil 90° so that the coil is
oriented as shown.

Assembly
4
5. Lock the cam lock by pushing the lever towards the
shaft
Attach control box
WARNING
PINCH POINTS - CONTROL BOX
Take care when sliding the control box onto
the chassis and when operating the control box latch.
1. Slide the control box partly onto the upper shaft.
When it reaches half way it will click into place to
prevent the control box from sliding while the
connectors are fitted.
1. Attach the coil and control panel cables to their
respective connectors, and firmly tighten the
retaining rings.
2. Slide the control box further along the upper shaft
until it locks into place.
Attach battery and headphone module
It is a good idea to go detecting with a fully charged battery.
See page 6 for information on how to recharge the
GPZ 7000 battery.
1. Fit the battery pack onto the control box and close
the latches to secure it in place.
2. Fit the headphone module onto the control box. Use
a screwdriver or coin to gently tighten the bolt taking
care not to damage the thread by over-tightening.

Assembly
5
Attach Armrest
1. Lift the armrest lock until it is fully open. Slide the
armrest onto the rail on top of the chassis. Ensure
that the sloping sides of the armrest face toward the
control panel.
2. Hold the detector as if detecting and slide
the armrest along the rail until it is positioned
comfortably just below your elbow.
3. Remove your arm from the armrest and push down
the armrest lock to secure the armrest in position.
Adjust Armrest Strap
1. Undo the hook and loop armrest strap.
2. Tighten the strap until your arm is secure in the
armrest, and fasten.
tIp
To fit a smaller arm, the strap can be fitted
upside down and passed through the
armrest three times.
Connecting Headphones
The headphones can be connected directly to the
detector or to the WM 12.
It is recommended that the WM 12 is used to generate audio.
WM12 Audio
To generate audio via the WM 12, Plug the headphone
connector into the WM 12 headphone socket. The WM 12
must be paired with the detector to hear audio
(page 21).
Note
The WM 12 can be used without
headphones, as it has an in-built speaker.
More information on the WM 12 on
page 30.
Detector Audio
Alternatively, you can connect headphones directly to the
detector. To do this, plug the headphone connector into
the socket on the headphone module at the rear of the
detector.
If using waterproof accessory headphones, you will need
to remove the headphone module from the control box
and connect the headphones to the exposed headphone
socket, remembering to tighten the retaining rings

Charging Batteries
6
Changing Coils
A range of accessory coils are available for your GPZ 7000.
To change a coil, follow the ‘Assembling the detector’
steps with the alternative coil.
Always check that the coil connector is dry and free of grit
and dust before connecting to the detector.
Note
All Minelab GPZ 7000 coils come with
the lower shaft pre-assembled to the coil.
Disassembling a coil from its lower shaft is
not recommended.
Swing Arm
Harness and Extras

Charging Batteries
7
Charging Batteries
BC 10 Battery Charger
WARNING: Do not immerse the BC 10
charger in any liquid or allow water ingress.
The BC 10 Battery Charger is supplied with your detector
and is used to recharge the Li-Ion battery pack. The BC 10
can be powered by the AC plug pack (100-240V AC), and
from typical car (12V) or truck systems (24V), using the
cigarette lighter plug cable or direct battery connection
cable provided. A USB connection is provided for charging
the WM 12 (page 8).
Plug pack/car charger/12/24V
battery terminal connection
USB connection
Two bi-colour LED indicators located on the front panel
provide battery charge and power status information.
!
BC 10 front panel
Battery LED
OFF No battery plugged into charger
Slow flashing
green
Battery is charging, normal
operation
Fast flashing
red
Charger error detected
Steady on
green
Battery is fully charged
Power LED
OFF No input power, charger is OFF
Steady on
green
Correct input voltage, charger is
ON, normal operation
Fast flashing
red
Incorrect input voltage, charger
may not operate†
Steady on
green
Battery is fully charged
† For input voltages between 11 and 12 V DC, the charger will still operate
however the battery will take longer to charge if the battery LED is
flashing green.
GPZ7000 Battery
The GPZ 7000 standard pack is supplied with a sealed
rechargeable Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) smart battery. This
battery pack is supplied partially charged and should be
charged for up to eight hours to maximise your first use.
The detector will operate for up to eight hours using the
Li-Ion battery pack.
Note
For best results, the battery pack must be
recharged whenever the detector has been
unused for a long period of time.
A battery icon displayed on the Control Panel Status
Bar (page 10) indicates the present charge level, and
provides advanced warning of the need to recharge or
replace the battery. The battery charge level is displayed
in five segments, which will gradually decrease during
operation relative to the voltage left in the battery. When
the last segment disappears, the ‘empty battery’ icon
will begin to flash and the battery low sound will emit
every 20 seconds. If the detector is still operating at this
time the voltage will drop to a point when a ‘low battery’
message will appear and the detector will turn itself off.
Note
The detector regulates the output voltage
so that its performance remains constant
regardless of the charge remaining in the
batteries.

Charging Batteries
8
Recharge the Lithium-Ion Battery Pack
1. Remove the battery pack from the detector and
place it into the charger unit, ensuring that the
connector pins line up.
2. Insert the plug pack, cigarette lighter or direct
connection battery cable connector into the socket
on the right hand side of the charger unit.
3. Plug the other end of the cable into the wall socket
or car cigarette lighter socket and turn on the switch.
If using the direct battery connection cable first
attach the black negative (-) clip to the negative (-)
battery terminal, and then the red positive (+) clip to
the positive (+) battery terminal.
Leave the unit to fully recharge.
The green indicator light will stop flashing and
remain static when the battery is fully charged (up to
four hours).
WARNING
The direct battery connection cable must
only be used with 12V/24V vehicle batteries.
WM12 Battery
The WM 12 contains a rechargeable Li-Ion battery,
which can be charged by the Li-Ion battery charger or a
standard USB port.
Taking a fully charged WM 12 with you each time you go
detecting is recommended.
For information on checking the charge status of the
WM 12 battery see page 10.
Recharge the WM12
1. Connect the supplied USB cable to the WM 12.
2. Connect the other end of the USB cable to the BC 10
battery charger or directly to a USB port on your PC.

Control Panel
9
Control Panel
Power Button
Press to turn the
GPZ 7000 On/Off
Press and hold from
Off to access the Reset
menu (page 24)
GPZ7000 Page and
Back Button
Page
Press to access the
Detector Settings Pages
to change the settings
of your detector
(page 11)
Back
Press to return to the
previous screen
Press and hold to
return to the first page
in the menu.
Map
Press to access the Map
screen and GPS pages
Store
Press to display the
Create GeoData page
(page 29)
Arrow Buttons
Use the arrow buttons
to navigate up, down,
left, and right around
the Menu Pages
Select
Press from within the
menu screen to select
a menu option
User Button
Press to activate your
selected function
(default Backlight)
(page 22)
Trigger
Press to activate the
Quick-Trak function.
In Manual Mode, press
to activate the Ground
Balance function.

GPZ 7000 User Interface
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GPZ7000 User Interface
Typical Screen Elements
The GPZ 7000 graphical user interface (GUI) displays all
detection information and detector settings options via
the control panel.
A typical screen contains the following:
•Status Bar – See “Status Bar Elements” on page 10 for
detailed information.
•Page Icons – A row of icons directly below the Status
Bar represent pages within a menu. A white box
appears around the current Page.
•Items – A blue rectangle containing a white icon.
Each Item represents a detector function that can be
modified.
•Items Status – A red circle containing a white icon
displays the current setting/selection for the Item it
represents.
•Item Description – A text description of the current
highlighted Item.
Items
Page Icons
Status Bar
Item Status Item Description
The parts of a typical GPZ 7000 page screen.
Status Bar Elements
The Status Bar is displayed at the top of all screens and
provides status information for the following functions:
•WM 12 Headphone connection*
•WM 12 connectivity*
•WM 12 battery level*
•GPS
•GeoHunt status
•Backlight
•Detector battery level
* The Status Bar will only display information about the Master WM 12.
Each function is represented by an icon. The icon can vary
or may disappear as the state of each function changes.
For further details on the status bar icons and their various
states refer to the summary table.
WM 12 battery
Wireless
GPS
Backlight
GPZ 7000 battery
Current page title
Status Bar elements
Summary of Status Bar icons
Headphones
Not Connected
Detector
Headphones
Connected
WM 12
Headphones
Connected
No icon No icon
Wireless
Off On, Not
Connected
On and
Connected
No icon
(flashing)
WM 12
Battery
100% 80% 60% 40% 20% Empty
GPS
Off On, No Fix On and Fixed
No icon
(flashing)

Charging Batteries
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Summary of Status Bar icons
GeoHunt
Off Record Pause
No Icon
Backlight
Off On
No Icon
Jupiter
Battery
100% 80% 60% 40% 20% Empty
Types of Selection Screens
When you select an Item on a page, the options relating
to that Item will appear. These options will be adjustable
via one of the following selection screens:
•Adjustment bar
•Selection box
•Selection list
•Selection check-box
Adjustment Bar
A bar with incremental steps that can be increased (right
arrow button) or decreased (left arrow button). Increases
and decreases occur in real-time and any changes take
immediate effect.
Example of an adjustment bar
Selection Box
Select one of the available options. The selected option
will take effect once the Select button is pressed. The red
status dot on the item updates to display information
about the selected option
Example of a selection box
Selection List
Select an option from a list. Your selected option will take
effect once the Select button is pressed.
Example of a selection list
Selection Check-box
Allows only one item to be selected. A check mark will
appear in the Item Status circle to show which Item is
currently assigned.
Example of a selection check-box
(Flashing)

Charging Batteries
12
Menu Navigation
The GPZ 7000 GUI has two main menus:
•Detector Settings Menu – where you can access all
Detector Settings Pages
•Map Menu– where you can access all Map Pages
Each menu can be directly accessed from any other menu
by pressing the appropriate control button.
The Detector Settings and Map menus provide you with
access to all GPZ 7000 functions and settings.
In each menu, use the up, down, left and right arrow
buttons to move between the pages and page Items.
Press the Select button to activate the highlighted Item.
The up, down, left, and
right arrow buttons.
Navigating the Detector Settings Pages
The Page button
Access the Detector Settings Pages at any time by
pressing the Page button. This will take you to the first
Detector Settings page (Detect).
Pressing the Page button will cycle through the Detector
Settings Pages. Pressing the Page button when you are on
the last page will return you to the first page.
Cycling through Detector Settings Pages.
You can also return to the first Detector Settings page
(Detect) by pressing and holding the Back button.
Use the Page button to access the detector Settings
Pages. The detector settings are grouped into six pages:
•Detect
•Detect Plus
•Settings
•Preferences
•User Button
•Reset
For further information on the Detector Settings Menu,
see page 16.
Navigating the Map Pages
The Map button
Access the Map Pages at any time by pressing the Map
button. This will take you to the first page in the Map
Menu, (Map). The Map functions are grouped into four
pages:
•Map
•GeoStore
•Display
•Create GeoData
Pressing the Map button will cycle through the Map
Pages. Pressing the Map button when you are on the last
page will return you to the first page.
Cycling through Map Pages.
You can also return to the first Map page (Map) by
pressing and holding the Back button.
For further information on the Map Menu, see page 25.

Map
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Map
Map
Access the Map at any time by pressing the Map button.
The Map button
The Map displays FindPoints, WayPoints, GeoHunts
and GeoTrails in their relative geographic locations. It
represents a default map dimension of 100 yards (or
metres) in the east-west horizontal direction and 80 yards
(or metres) in the north-south vertical direction.
The map displays north-south and east-west grid lines,
centred on your current location. The distance between
the grid lines will depend on your current zoom level
(page 14). The upper horizontal edge of the screen
display will represent north irrespective of the detector
orientation.
At the top of the Map is the Status Bar, which displays
information about the current detector settings
(page 10).
Example Map screen
Use the Map to:
•View your current location and GPS coordinates
•View your GeoTrail, WayPoints, FindPoints and GeoHunts
•Navigate to a location
•View the status of the detector
For further information on the Map, see page 13.
GPS
The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a space-based
satellite navigation system that provides location and
time information from any location where there is an
unobstructed line of sight to four or more GPS satellites.
The location and navigational elements of the Map work
in conjunction with the Global Positioning System (GPS).
By default the GPS receiver is turned off and must be
turned on through the Setting page (page 21). Once
GPS is turned on a flashing GPS icon will appear on
the Status Bar. When an absolute position fix has been
established (which may take several minutes), the GPS
icon on the Status Bar will stop flashing and remain static.
On entering the Map a marker will be displayed at the
centre of the screen to represent your initial start location.
If there is a valid GPS position fix, movement will be
displayed on the Map as a series of dots that form a
GeoTrail.
On the GPZ 7000, GPS provides the capability to store
location data relating to FindPoints and WayPoints, and to
record GeoHunts. By default GPS is turned off and must
be turned on through via Settings page (page 21).
Note
If there is no WayPoint, FindPoint or GeoHunt
near the current location, the Map may be
blank.

Map
14
Map Elements
The content of the Map will vary according to its current
state and your user preferences. The Map can display the
following elements:
•Zoom Level
•Start Trail
•Current Position
•FindPoints and WayPoints
•GeoTrail
•GeoHunt
•North Marker
•Coordinates
Map showing all content elements
The following Map elements are optional and can be
controlled via the Display page:
•Navigation Tool (page 15)
•Names of GeoStore items (FindPoints, WayPoints)
Map showing optional elements
For information on how to show and hide optional screen
elements, see (page 28).
Zoom Levels
The zoom level indicator is displayed at the top left of
the Map. It indicates the current size of the grid square in
yards or metres (10 x 10, 20 x 20 or 100 x 100).
To adjust the zoom level, press the Map button to
navigate to the GeoStore page, then select Map Zoom.
Select your preferred zoom level from the selection box
(10, 20 or 100), then press Select.
Start Trail
On entering the map a marker will be displayed
at the centre of the screen to represent your
initial start location.
Current Position
The current position marker displays your location
on the Map.
FindPoints and WayPoints
FindPoints and WayPoints are displayed on the Map to
indicate find locations and points of interest. They will
be displayed at a consistent size regardless of the zoom
level, but those in close proximity will be overlapped. By
default FindPoints and WayPoints are displayed with their
names, but if space is limited the names can be hidden
(page 28).
FindPoint
A FindPoint stores the location and details of a
target. When you choose to store a FindPoint
(page 29), the GPZ 7000 stores the following
information:
•Location (Latitude/Longitude)
•Time and date
•Detector settings and coil information
•Depth (Entered by user)
•Weight (Entered by user)
Your FindPoint information can be used for future
reference within the detector and with the XChange 2 PC
application (page 31).

Map
15
WayPoint
A WayPoint is similar to a FindPoint with the
exception that no detector related information
is stored. The WayPoint is used to record a point
of interest or location to which you may choose
to return in the future. When you choose to store a
WayPoint the GPZ 7000 stores the following information:
•Location
•Time and date
You can also create a WayPoint as a navigation point
on Google Maps using the XChange 2 PC application
(page 31).
GeoTrail
GeoTrail position information is recorded every second
and can be represented on the screen by a series of dots
that form a trail. If a GeoTrail is being recorded as part of
a GeoHunt, the trail will be maroon, otherwise it will be
blue.
GeoHunts
When the GeoHunt function is active, the GPZ 7000
stores your position information while you are detecting.
It allows you to see a map view of the ground you have
covered, and records the location, time and detector
settings used. FindPoints and WayPoints stored while
a GeoHunt is active are displayed and stored with the
GeoHunt.
When you activate the GeoHunt function, the GPZ 7000
stores the following information:
•Periodic location (GeoTrail)
•Time
•Detector settings and coil information
•FindPoints and WayPoints
You can upload your GeoHunts to your PC and view
them on Google maps using the XChange 2 application
(page 31).
North Marker
The North Marker is displayed at the top right of
the screen. It indicates a northerly direction in
relation to the detecting trail.
Coordinates
Lat: __.__ deg.
Long: __.__ deg.
Latitude/Longitude information for
the target is optionally displayed at
the bottom right of the Map. The
format of the display can be configured via the
Preferences page (page 22).
Navigation Tool
The Navigation Tool allows you to
navigate to a WayPoint, FindPoint or the
start or end point of a GeoHunt.
With the Navigation Tool turned on
(page 28), select an object to be
navigated to from the GeoStore (page 26) and a
Destination icon will appear on the Map. The Navigation
Tool will help you navigate by displaying the distance and
direction to your destination.
The Destination icon will only appear when the
Navigation Tool is turned on. To turn off the Destination
icon you need to turn off the Navigation Tool.

Detector Settings Menu
16
Detector Settings Menu
Detector Settings Menu Structure
All functions and settings are grouped into six pages:
•Detect
•Detect Plus
•Settings
•Preferences
•User Button
•Reset
The following overviews provide a quick reference guide
to each page. More detailed information is provided from
page 17 to page 24.
Detect Page Overview
Options Actions
Quick Start Launches wizard
Target Type
Small Nuggets
General
Deep Only
Ground Type Difficult
Normal
Noise Cancel Auto
Manual 1 to 256
Sensitivity 1 to 20
Volume 1 to 20
Detect Plus Page Overview
Options Actions
Threshold Level 1 to 50
Volume Limit 1 to 20
Threshold Pitch 1 to 100
Ground Balance
Mode
Auto
Manual
Settings Page Overview
Options Actions
GPS
Off
On
Enhanced
Backlight
Off
On
Auto (20 sec)
Backlight Brightness 1 to 10
Wireless Enable Off
On
Settings Page Overview
Connect WM 12 Wizard
Connect Additional
WM 12 Wizard
Preferences Page Overview
Options Actions
Time Zone -12:00 to +12:00
(30 minute increments)
Time Format 12 hour
24 hour
Location Format DMS
DM
Length Units cm / m
inches / yards
Weight Units
Troy Ounces
Grams
Grains
Wizards On
Off
User Button Page Overview
Options Actions
Backlight
View Navigational
Tool
View Coordinates
Snapshot
Other
Reset Page Overview
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