Skycruiser TX-910 User manual

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FERROUS
NON - FERROUS
GOLD SILVE R
40 50 60 70 80 90
VOL
SENS
MODE
MODE
COIN
DEPTH

Contents
Specifications
Assembly
Battery Instructions
Safety Precautions
Control Panel
Quick Start
Basic Operation
Q&A
Troubleshooting
Care and Maintenance
Product Disposal
Contact Us
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.
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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
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
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
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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