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Today I want to talk a little about the system settings, especially the Sensitivity setting and coil calibrating for best results.
If you have done the exact assembly and turn on the system without any problem, then, do the LCD contrast settings. And the system starts to work.
Like the below image
In the picture above you see on the screen that displays a summary of system settings.
The first line of a question mark, indicating the number of VDI.
And when the system will sense something instead of a question mark, a number from 1 to 99 displayed.
The letter S stands for sensitivity. And the number after it, the amount of sensitivity that is a number between 1 and 20.
The letter D stands DELAY and number later also show the amount of manual delay.
The letter F stands for frequency, and the number after that displays the set frequency.
The letter p stands for the pulse with. And then also the number it shows.
Next in line is the dark line represents the balance of the system and if the system is in this case an exclamation point! Show, indicating the presence of holes
Go out right on the screen, the battery indicator that shows the battery voltage.
In the following
In this case, if you press the up button once.
You can see the number of debug or the number of integration, such as the image below.
This number can provide information about the type and size of the metal sense to you. Of course, if enough experience in this field, have won.
And if you press the up button, for the second time, you have three numbers on the screen, you see, as
shown below.
These numbers are very important. And indicates that, Op-Amp is the original, and system health.
These numbers, called numbers separate channel.
To separate operation, properly done, and iron removal be done carefully. Note that these numbers should be close to (300,700,800).
In the next picture you can see the options in the menu.
Using the up and down keys, you can switch between options. And using the left and right keys, you can change the desired options.
In the next post I will try to pay close examination of menu options, and how to fine-tune these options, explain.
Today I want to talk a little about the system settings, especially the Sensitivity setting and coil calibrating for best results.
If you have done the exact assembly and turn on the system without any problem, then, do the LCD contrast settings. And the system starts to work.
Like the below image
In the picture above you see on the screen that displays a summary of system settings.
The first line of a question mark, indicating the number of VDI.
And when the system will sense something instead of a question mark, a number from 1 to 99 displayed.
The letter S stands for sensitivity. And the number after it, the amount of sensitivity that is a number between 1 and 20.
The letter D stands DELAY and number later also show the amount of manual delay.
The letter F stands for frequency, and the number after that displays the set frequency.
The letter p stands for the pulse with. And then also the number it shows.
Next in line is the dark line represents the balance of the system and if the system is in this case an exclamation point! Show, indicating the presence of holes
Go out right on the screen, the battery indicator that shows the battery voltage.
In the following
In this case, if you press the up button once.
You can see the number of debug or the number of integration, such as the image below.
This number can provide information about the type and size of the metal sense to you. Of course, if enough experience in this field, have won.
And if you press the up button, for the second time, you have three numbers on the screen, you see, as
shown below.
These numbers are very important. And indicates that, Op-Amp is the original, and system health.
These numbers, called numbers separate channel.
To separate operation, properly done, and iron removal be done carefully. Note that these numbers should be close to (300,700,800).
In the next picture you can see the options in the menu.
Using the up and down keys, you can switch between options. And using the left and right keys, you can change the desired options.
In the next post I will try to pay close examination of menu options, and how to fine-tune these options, explain.
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