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Hello everybody,
This question is going to be a bit basic to most of you here but i am trying to learn more about the workings of the GP3500 Minelab Detector.
I am new to all this so i am not up with all the tech talk as such so basic answers would be very helpful.
On my GP3500 there is the Socket that the Search Coil cable connects to & it has 5 Pins numbered 1 through 5 in an anticlockwise manner as shown below.
1 5
2 4
3
My question is which of these pins is the transmit voltage pins & which are the signal reciever pins if i have the terminology correct or anything correct.
Also when tested with a multimeter what should the Voltage be at each pin?
Is one pin the Earth--Ground pin or is the Earth the outer Socket itself Earthed onto the main case.
My other question is:
These detectors are Dual Voltage so do they send say a 6 volt spike with one pulse & then say a 3 volt spike in the next pulse or how exactly does this work.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank You
This question is going to be a bit basic to most of you here but i am trying to learn more about the workings of the GP3500 Minelab Detector.
I am new to all this so i am not up with all the tech talk as such so basic answers would be very helpful.
On my GP3500 there is the Socket that the Search Coil cable connects to & it has 5 Pins numbered 1 through 5 in an anticlockwise manner as shown below.
1 5
2 4
3
My question is which of these pins is the transmit voltage pins & which are the signal reciever pins if i have the terminology correct or anything correct.
Also when tested with a multimeter what should the Voltage be at each pin?
Is one pin the Earth--Ground pin or is the Earth the outer Socket itself Earthed onto the main case.
My other question is:
These detectors are Dual Voltage so do they send say a 6 volt spike with one pulse & then say a 3 volt spike in the next pulse or how exactly does this work.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank You
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