White’s Electronics Coinmaster GT - Manual (Page 8)

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Coinmaster GT
Owner’s Manual
Use the circular arrow button to cycle the disc cursor
through the 9 ranges, and press the disc select button to
toggle the selection of a particular range. The range is disabled
when the
symbol is displayed.
TONE ID
By default the CoinGT has a single tone audio response
regardless of the type of target. Pressing the
TONE ID
button
enables a multi-tone audio response whereby each of the 9 tar-
get zones has a different audio tone. When Tone ID is enabled a
“TONE ID” icon will appear on the display.
TRAC LOCK
The CoinGT has automatic ground tracking (AutoTrac ® )
which effectively nulls most ground mineralization. If the audio
is chattery and reducing sensitivity doesn’t help, lock the
ground tracking with the
Trac Lock
button. Pressing
Trac Lock
again immediately updates the ground tracking and returns to
AutoTrac
® mode.
BEACH
Wet salt sand (and sometimes highly fertilized ground) is
mildly conductive and difficult for most metal detectors. The
Beach
mode expands the ground tracking range of the CoinGT
to handle wet salt sand. You may still need to use a slower
sweep rate to avoid falsing. This mode is not recommended for
normal soils and may cause some targets to track out. Also gen-
erally not needed for dry beach sand.
P/P (ALL METAL)
The
Pinpoint
(P/P) button performs two functions. When
briefly pressed it switches the CoinGT in and out of “All Metal”
mode. Discrimination is not applied in the All Metal mode and
the CoinGT will respond to any metal target. However, Target
ID (both the VDI number and the icon cursor) and Depth indi-
cation work the same in All Metal mode as in Disc mode. Also