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White’s Electronics MXT Pro User Manual

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2. Blocks - The MXT Pro Relic mode uses the same

sixteen filled in Blocks as Coin and Jewelry mode to further

confirm, on the reference label, the connection between the

VDI number and software’s best determination of the target

identity. The vertical size (one quarter, one half, or the whole

block) tells one how sure the MXT Pro is of the target ID.

Full bar and half bar usually means dig. Quarter blocks are

uncertain.

Chapter 4 MXT Pro Display

5. PP Blocks- Trigger (on the handgrip) squeezed and

held or pushed forward to lock, the PP blocks aid in pin-

pointing the exact center of the metal target. Only when

the search coil is directly over the center of the metal target

(longest possible length PP Blocks) is the depth reading

giving you the most accurate depth indication in inches.

Also of importance is that with some experience the relative

size and shape of the metal target can be recognized during

pinpointing. Small pinpoint = small target. Relatively larger

pinpoint = larger target. Elongated pinpoint = elongated tar-

get. The exception is that a large target that is very deep will

tend to provide a small pinpoint area as well as an inaccu-

rately shallow depth indication. Use this to your advantage;

a shallow depth indication (0-1 inch), having dug six inches

and not found the target, is a larger deeper target.

Relic MODE

The Relic MODE also provides 5 different significant indica-

tions on the display.

1. VDI Numbers- As with the Coin & Jewelry mode the

relic VDI (Visual Discrimination Indication) is a reference

number dictated mostly by the metal targets exact alloy,

size, and shape. And just like coins and jewelry, relics can

indicate with similar VDI numbers for different objects be-

cause their makeup and electrical characteristics are similar.

Using the reference label below the display one can see that

iron relics are still in the low VDI numbers and objects like

brass buttons and buckles with a high concentration of non-

ferrous metal or alloy rate higher VDI numbers compared to

their size and purity.

NOTE: The

top display is

a sure ID. The

bottom display

with its quarter

size bar sug-

gests uncertain

unless the

Depth reading

is 6-12.

Mode toggle

switch Center

for Relics