XP Metal Detectors DEUS II User manual

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, ten years of development
In 2010, XP Metal Detectors invented and revolutionized the world of detecting.
The unique wireless technology, its performance, its telescopic stem, its updates and many up-
grades, HF coils, connected MI-6 Pinpointer, X35 coils and more has made it a top seller throughout the
world.
Now discover , a new revolution !
Today, XP is once more pushing the limits by creating VJGƑTUVYKTGNGUUOWNVKHTGSWGPE[OGVCN
detector with unique features and performance :
• FMF® Fast Multi Frequency: Simultaneous multi-frequencies with rapid target response.
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• Totally wireless.
• Lightest and most ergonomic (from 750g).
• Designed for both land and sea.
• Three optional wireless headphones.
• Innovative, waterproof bone conduction headphones as per IP68 - 20 m.
• Waterproof coil and remote control as per IP 68 - 20 m - Target display indicates when submerged
• Shockproof remote control entirely encased in rubber.
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on each output: Loud speaker, wireless and wired headphones, bone conduction headphones.
• A product designed to last: Five-year warranty parts and labor, USB updates.
DEUS II : discover a unique environment
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tecting requirements: no audio latency, automatic On/Off, sophisticated processor with resonances and
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• Wireless headphones WS6 with removable module that can become the master in place of the
remote control (RC).
• WS6 MASTER (+WSA II): The WS6 has a graphic screen and virtually all the controls available
on RC.
• Remote control that can be unclipped and positioned in an armband or on the belt for extreme lightness.
• S telescopic ergonomic stem that can be collapsed or extended in an instant as there are no wires.
eXPlore like never before !
Please refer to the online manual for the latest improvements. Certain functions may have changed since
this manual was printed.
INTRODUCTION
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
DEUS II
MENU
OPTION
GROUND
Advice
Box contents
Discrimination
Audio
General
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Locating a target
Remote control
• Pitch (EXPERT)
• Notch (EXPERT)
• Equalizer
• Grab
Factory programs
• Full Tones (EXPERT)
• Multi-Notch (EXPERT)
• Audio Type
• Tracking
• Manual
IAR Discrimination
• Contrast
Threshold
Sensitivity
Salt Sens
Frequencies
Iron Volume
Reactivity
Audio Response
Settings
Magnetic soil
Diving mode
Display
Ground stabilizer
Gold Field & Relic special features
Pinpoint
• Silencer (EXPERT)
• Backlight
Optimize your searching
Assembly (coil, remote, etc.)
• Tones (EXPERT)
• B.Caps (EXPERT)
• Audio output
OPTION ...
BATTERIES
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• X - Y screen
• X - Y zoom
Charging time
Go Terrain
Frequency Scan
Charge
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Programs
• Brightness
Save program
Pairing
Hour
Language
Delete program
Pair coil
Delete coil
Pair wireless headphones
WS6
Pair MI-6 Pinpointer
• WS6 Master/Slave
MI-6 Pinpointer
• Storage/Cleaning
Recover a lost MI-6
• Menu
MI-6 active display screen
Delete wireless headphones
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• Positioning
Programs/Save
Delete MI-6 Pinpointer
• Option
Sensitivity MI-6
WSA II and WSA II XL
Tones MI-6
BH-01
Audio Pitch/Audio Pulse
Update
Info
Battery life
Replacing batteries
Safety precautions
Power adaptor
• Standard screen
Battery life
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Cap choices
Cleaning after use
Aerial antenna assembly
GENERAL
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Problems and solutions
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Spare parts
Factory programs spec
Recommendation/law
Declaration EU - FCC IC - UKCA
Radio waves safety
Recycling waste
Precautions for use
XP Warranty
Battery Air transport spec.
Accessories
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3 options available for the WS6 MASTER
Ø9’’ - 22cm
Ø11’’ - 28cm
Ø13’’x11’’ 34x28cm (optional)
WS6 Master
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Stem S-TELESCOPIC Lite
1WS6 module on the backphones.
2WS6 module on the stem + headphones of your choice.
3WS6 module on the wrist strap + headphones of your
choice.
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DEUS II RANGE DEUS II RC
DEUS II WS6 MASTER
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Stem S-TELESCOPIC
From only 815g (RC on the belt and 22cm-9’’ coil).
From only 750g (WS6 on backphones and 22cm-9’’ coil).
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Ø11’’ - 28cm
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PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Metal detecting is a fascinating hobby that can bring you huge satisfaction. However, some basic learning
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its operation on suitable practise ground.
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netic interference (high voltage power lines, electric fences, domestic appliances, etc.). For instance, your
garden would probably be one of the most unsuitable places to begin as there is too much domestic
waste in the vicinity.
To test whether the site is suitable for practising, sweep the coil over the ground as if detecting. Move
somewhere else if you hear a multitude of sounds. Once you have found a suitable spot, arrange your
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the device to check that there is no metal already in the ground.
Spend a little time watching your device’s reactions when it passes over each target. You can then sort
them according to the sound response type and try and understand what makes them similar or different.
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Advice
When detecting, it is important to sweep the coil parallel to the ground, using wide movements, as close
as possible to the surface (without actually touching it). Proximity to the ground will increase the likelihood
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the coil, as although it is designed to withstand this kind of treatment, careful handling will prolong the life
of the device and guarantee better perception of targets.
Optimize your searching
When you are detecting, the rate at which you
move is up to you. For example, covering a zone at
high speed while detecting will certainly give you
a global ‘snapshot’ of the site. However, clearly this
method of detecting will also leave large swathes
of ground unexplored between each sweep.
So, if you really want to scrutinise every inch of
ground closely, make sure that each sweep slight-
ly overlaps the previous one so that the zone not
scanned by your coil is as small as possible.
Bear in mind also that you will increase your
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by sweeping more slowly. This particularly applies
in metal-infested ground (when there are more tar-
gets to be investigated) or when you are search-
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Once the detector has indicated the approximate presence of
a target in Motion mode, sweep the place where you heard the
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duce the amplitude of your movements and make a mental note
of the spot where the sound is loudest. If necessary, indicate
it with a mark on the ground. Then move a quarter turn around
the spot and begin sweeping again in the same way (at 90° to
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taining your target at the intersection of the two sweeps, where
the sound is loudest. Continue with crossed sweeps over the
target. The loudest and highest pitched audio signal indicates
the centre of the coil and therefore the position of the target.
You can also use non-motion mode, where the coil does not
need motion to register the target (see Chapter PINPOINT).
Locating a target using crossed sweeps
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
LIST OF PARTS
Box contents
1 remote + hipmount case.
1 set of wireless headphones with storage case (depending on version purchased).
1 search coil with coil cover (depending on version).
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1 aerial antenna to use underwater + clip.
1 gray cap on the remote + 1 red cap for diving (see DIVING & SEALING).
1 S-TELESCOPIC Stem + lower stem (depending on version).
1 mains adaptor (depending on Country).
1 charging cable for three components and remote updates.
1 coil connection clamp.
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ASSEMBLY
FMF Coil
Remote assembly
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Insert the rubber washer inside the lower
stem.
Position the lower stem on the coil.
Position the screw.
Add spacer and gently tighten.
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Remove the protective cap.
Remove the screw.
Insert the remote.
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to one of the three positions
and replace screw.
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