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The 2nd generation X-Terra Series incorporate For the X-Terra user, this precision means
Minelab’s proven VFLEX Technology. dependable performance and improved immunity
to environmental conditions such as ground
VFLEX uses state of the art digital and mixed-signal mineralisation, electromagnetic interference and
Primary Micro Secondary Micro
components to enhance standard single frequency (in control box) temperature variations.
(in Coil)
technology by replacing most of the analogue Digital Signal Processing Sensing + transmitting
circuitry with digital signal processing. The small (DSP) coil type, size, frequency
VFLEX requires coils that are accurately constructed
amount of analogue circuitry still employed has been Codec Signal Conversion and calibrated. Every time the detector starts up,
very carefully designed and calibrated to obtain the the micro-controllers in the control box and the coil
outstanding sensitivity, stability and repeatability establish communication through a digital data link.
required to match the performance of the processing Analog Signal
in the digital domain. Information about the coil is sent to the control box,
Keypad LCD Receive Receive so the detector ‘knows’ what type of coil is attached
This radical departure from traditional approaches to and can set the correct operating parameters.
metal detector design has been made possible by
advances in electronics that power personal digital This optimises the performance, and also makes the
assistants, cell (mobile) phones and high-fidelity detector ‘future proof’, in that it will be capable of
portable audio equipment. operating at different frequencies depending on the
Control Box Coil electronic properties of the coil.
6 Assembling your x-terra 7
Plug the two rubber washers into the holes Ensure that the twistlocks of the shafts
on either side of the lower shaft yoke. are loosened by rotating them counter-
Slide the yoke into the yoke bracket on top clockwise.
of the coil. Ensure that the spring loaded pin Compress the spring loaded pin in the lower
in the lower shaft is underneath. shaft and slide it into the middle shaft until
Insert the plastic bolt through the yoke and the pin reaches the adjustment holes. The
the yoke bracket. pin will spring out and click into place.
Fasten with the plastic wing nut provided, Attach the middle shaft to the upper shaft in
being careful not to damage the thread the same way.
of the bolt by over-tightening. This may Once shafts are assembled, lock them in
need to be loosened to adjust the coil to a position by rotating twistlocks clockwise.
comfortable detecting angle.
The coil cable is directly wired into the coil The upper shaft assembly location uses
and is not removable. two spring loaded pins to strengthen the
Any attempt to disconnect this cable will joint, one on each side of the shaft
void your warranty.
10 Armrest assembly Connecting the control box 11
While the X-Terra control box is designed Wind the coil cable around the lower
to be easily removable for packing and and middle shaft enough times to take
transport, Minelab have made an option up the slack.
available to permanently attach the control Use the velcro tabs to keep the coil cable in
box to the handle. place against the shaft. It is recommended
Remove the small circular rubber insert in that one tab is used on the lower shaft close
the top right-hand side of the handle. to the coil and the other tab on the middle
Insert the screw provided into the hole and shaft before the cable reaches across to the
tighten using a Phillips screwdriver. control box.
Store the rubber insert in a safe place in Align the coil plug and connect into the
case you wish to reuse it in the future. socket in the back of the control box,
lightly tightening the retaining ring to
Remember to remove this screw before hold it in place.
attempting to disconnect the control box
from the handle. Failure to do this may
result in damage occurring.
The correct position of armrest and length of Once outside, practice sweeping the coil
shaft should allow you to swing the coil in over the ground in a side-to-side motion,
front of your body without any uncomfortable while walking forward slowly. Slightly overlap
stretching or stooping. the previous sweep to ensure a full ground
coverage. An approximate sweep speed is 3
To adjust the length of the shafts, undo the seconds from left to right to left.
twistlocks, compress the spring pins of the
Shaft is the
shafts and move them up or down to suit. It is important to keep the coil close and
correct length
Once all shafts are clipped into position, rotate parallel to the ground at all times. This will
twistlocks clockwise onto the shafts until a firm increase detection depth and response to
clamping action is achieved. small objects. Avoid excessive brushing
(Shaft Assembly, p. 9) of the coil on the ground, as this may result
in false signals and inaccurate target ID’s.
To adjust the position of the armrest remove
the armrest screw and move the armrest and A variation in coil height at the end of each
stand to the desired position. swing may also cause confusing sounds and
(Armrest Assembly, p.10) reduce detection depth. 1” (2.5cm)
Think of the detector as an extension of
your arm. It should be straight with your Shaft is coil parallel to
forearm and feel light and comfortable too short the ground
when you pick it up.
18 Introducing the control panel Keypad Layout 19
Power turns the detector Scrolls through the different Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) area
On or Off. discrimination patterns.
Adjusts settings and scrolls to Activates the manual Ground X-Terra305 X-Terra505
the left (–) or right (+) through Balance adjustment to compensate
the discrimination segments. for different types of soil.
20 Turning on the detector Lcd Layout 21
X-Terra505
Overloading is not harmful to the Many of the screen pictures in this manual
detectors electronics. that refer to both models show the X-Terra This LCD layout is a representation to
505 display only. show the differences between the two
models. LCD icons are never all shown
at the same time.
22 A simple detecting exercise 23
A good way to become familiar with detecting Pass the coil across the objects, one at a Don’t worry if the detector isn’t producing
is to test the detector against a range of metal time, and observe the LCD and the detector’s a sound over the nail, this is because the
objects. This exercise is a simple lesson on how sounds as it detects each object. detector begins in the default Pattern 1, a
the detector interprets metal objects. setting which rejects signals from common
Note: If you are getting signals from a clear junk targets.
Gather a collection of different metal objects, patch of ground, there may be unknown buried
e.g. various coins, gold and silver jewellery, metal objects.
a rusted nail, pull-tab, brass button and
aluminium foil. Before attempting to pinpoint or recover real
targets it is important to understand how
Take the detector outside, away from known to interpret the audio and visual responses The X-Terra coil is waterproof.
electromagnetic fields or metal objects. correctly. (Care of Your X-Terra, p. 70)
Lay objects in a line, sufficiently spaced apart If the detector is making popping and
to allow the coil to pass between the objects. crackling sounds and displaying numbers
when the coil is not over one of the metal
objects, try reducing the detector’s Sensitivity
This test exercise can be used when (p. 46). Once stable, the detector will only
adjusting the detector’s settings
(Sensitivity, p. 46; Noise Cancel, p. 48; sound and display numbers when the coil is
Volume, p. 52; Ground Balance, p. 56) passed over a target.
24 Example Detections 25
Metal detectors work due to the fact that The X-Terra has a number of different icons Depth indicator
metal is conductive. Metal detectors create that have been designed to best represent and A guide to how deep a
an electromagnetic field, which penetrates identify the metal objects in the ground. Target ID metal object is under the
X-Terra305
represented as a particular segment on a linear anywhere along the discrimination scale, e.g:
scale at the bottom of the display.
Desired ferrous target – Canadian coin
Each discrimination segment represents a level Undesired ferrous target – iron nail
of conductivity and ferrous content. Desired nonferrous target – gold coin
Undesired nonferrous target – pull tab
Nonferrous targets are those that have no 1 ferrous 11 nonferrous
iron content, such as gold, silver, copper and Discrimination segments can be accepted or The X-Terra 305 has 12 segments.
The target IDs range from –4 up to 44, increasing in steps of 4.
bronze. Nonferrous targets are often higher in rejected, in turn accepting or rejecting certain
conductivity and are represented by the right targets.
hand side segments.
X-Terra505
1
2 1
Ferrous targets are those that contain iron, for 3 2
4
example nails and scrap metal. They generally 5
have a low conductivity and are represented AL
Pattern 2
Accepts signals from most nonferrous targets
(X-Terra 305 IDs: 16, 20, 24, 28, 32, 36, 40, 44).
Patterns are an important (X-Terra 505 IDs: 9, 12, 21, 24, 27, 30, 33, 36, 39, 42,
part of detecting as they can 45, 48).
save you from digging for Example targets only
unwanted targets. Rejects those from ferrous objects and some
nonferrous targets, e.g. aluminium foil and pull
tabs (X-Terra 305 IDs: –4, 4, 8, 12). (X-Terra 505 IDs:
–9, –6, –3, 3, 6, 15, 18).
Pattern 3*
Accepts signals from most nonferrous targets
(X-Terra 505 IDs: –3, 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27,
30, 33, 36, 39, 42, 45, 48).
During normal detection, the X-Terra operates coil Once the approximate target location is
with discrimination patterns. When a target known, move the coil outside of that area
high
signal is heard, it is an advantage to identify this target will and press Pinpoint .
the target’s exact position. This is determined produce a loud,
high tone sound Sweep the coil over the target location. The
by using Pinpoint .
tone
this target will menu scale segments on the LCD indicate how
Enabling pinpoint instructs the X-Terra to produce a quiet, close the target is to the centre of the coil.
temporarily disengage discrimination and low tone sound The detector will only produce a high volume
low
become a non-motion detector. Targets low high low
when the centre-ring of the concentric coil is
normally discriminated against will emit a directly above the target. 1
volume 2
signal when beneath the coil. 3
4
Taking note of the detector’s response, reduce 5
AL
In pinpoint, the detector gives a continuous the span of each successive pass of the coil
audio response as opposed to a single beep until you are confident of the target’s location.
while detecting. This continuous response Make a mental note of the position or, if the
indicates the strength of the target signal ground is sandy, mark a line with your shoe
directly below the coil. or a digging tool.
The pinpoint audio response is tone and Move to one side so that you can pass the If you have difficulty pinpointing the
volume modulated. The difference in tone and coil over the target at a right angle to your target, press Pinpoint/Detect again to
The detector may become noisy if left in take the detector out of pinpoint and
volume produced will help in locating the pinpoint. If this occurs, return to normal initial direction. When the detector sounds you then return to Step 1.
targets position and depth. detection before trying pinpoint again. should know exactly where to dig.
38 Recovering the target 39
A trowel, knife or small spade are good tools Check the hole for the target. If it is not in
Ask for permission before
for recovering targets. the hole, place the detector on the ground
searching on private property.
with the coil flat, pick up a handful of soil
Once a target has been located, clear the and pass it over the coil. Be sure not to wear
surface of loose material and check again for rings, bracelets or a watch which will produce
a signal. If there is no signal then the target A long blunt-tipped screwdriver is
a good tool for soft ground. a signal. Repeat this procedure until the target
is amongst the surface material. In this case, is located.
search the surface material until the target Probe the soil to find the exact
is located. If the target is still in the ground, location of a target, if it is very Ensure that no other targets remain, then refill
check again with pinpoint. shallow, simply prise it out. the hole. All soil and portions of grass on the
plastic sheet should be returned to the hole
The aim, when digging, is to leave the area of as neatly as possible. Step lightly on the soil to
ground exactly as you found it. Using a sharp compact it.
tool, cut a neat portion of grass or soil and
place it on a plastic sheet. This prevents the Leaving holes, or a scarred area
material being scattered around and allows the may result in action being taken to
hole to be refilled. prevent the use of metal detectors.
Please ensure that you leave an
area of ground as it was found.
Try to take all rubbish.
40 LCD Icons 41
targets.
Depth Indicator
Numeric ID The depth indicator is a relative guide to how
These numbers have another function. They deep a target is. The more arrows displayed, Shallow target
are also used when adjusting the menu the deeper the target is likely to be.
settings (Sensitivity, Noise Cancel, Threshold,
Volume, Tones and Ground Balance) showing 1 arrow is approx. 0–2” (0–5 cm)
the numerical value selected. 2 = 2–4” (5–10 cm)
Deep target
3 = 4–6” (10–15 cm) Actual depth will be more
accurate for coins than junk
4 = 6–8” (15–20 cm)
ferrous targets.
5 = 8–10” (20–25 cm)
42 LCD Icons 43
Menu Battery
The X-Terra has a list of settings (Sensitivity, This icon indicates how much power is left
Noise Cancel, Threshold, Volume, Tones and in the batteries (p. 68).
Ground Balance) that can be adjusted to
customise it for your own personal preferences. Headphones
This icon indicates that the headphones are
Note: Ground Balance cannot be accessed via the connected and that the headphone volume
menu key, even though it is in the menu list on has been selected (p. 72).
the LCD.
The X-Terra operates in two display states – Detection and Settings. Detection Settings
Detection Settings Noise Cancel
The target ID, discrimination segments and The X-Terra has a range of settings that should
depth automatically translate detected signals. be adjusted to ensure optimum performance
The last detected target ID stays on the display in different environments. These settings can
Sensitivity
until another is detected. If the detector passes be accessed from the menu. Ground Balance
over a target that it rejects, the display will can be accessed via the shortcut button.
return to a blank detection screen represented
by 2 dashes.
To access the menu settings press
Menu . Press repeatedly to scroll through Threshold
Target ID Depth
the menu settings.
After exiting settings using Pinpoint/
Detect , the last detected target ID will
disappear and the depth icons will flash in
sequence until a new target ID is detected.
Tones
The X-Terra detectors are highly sensitive and Decreasing the X-Terra’s sensitivity may help
therefore have a wide sensitivity adjustment stabilise the detector, reducing false signals
range. It is important to set the correct and interference, and assisting in differentiating
sensitivity level for your detecting conditions. between signals caused by soil mineralisation
and those of metal targets.
Sensitivity is the detector’s level of response
to a target and its environment. Real targets Choose the highest stable sensitivity setting to
are interpreted as distinct beeps. Interference ensure the detector’s optimum performance.
or false targets are interpreted as crackling or Do this by holding the coil stationary; increase
popping noises. the Sensitivity until the detector becomes
unstable; then reduce the Sensitivity by one or
Tiny ferrous junk targets may be detected two settings until it is stable.
when the sensitivity is set to a high level. The
detector will also be affected by minerals in For beach detecting, a setting below 10 (5 for
certain soils and signals from other electric the 305) may be required. In high trash areas,
appliances. such as modern parks, a setting below 6 (3
for the 305) may be required, especially when
Some experimentation with the sensitivity searching for shallow coins.
may be required for different areas. For The highest sensitivity settings,
beginners, start with a low setting and increase (7–10 = X-Terra 305) (15–20 = X-Terra 505)
X-Terra 305 X-Terra 505 should only be used in the quietest, most stable conditions.
progressively. Sensitivity range = 1-10 Sensitivity range = 1-20
Factory Preset = 6 Factory Preset = 12
48 Noise Cancel Choosing a noise cancel channel 49
Threshold is the constant background sound headphones are plugged in, the headphones
produced by the detector to help distinguish icon will be displayed and all changes to
between desirable and undesirable targets. the Threshold setting are applied to the
headphones Threshold.
When a rejected target is detected, the
Threshold sound ‘blanks’ (becomes silent) to The Threshold volume should be set to the
indicate that a rejected target is underneath preferred level. It is important to note that
the coil. small surface objects, as well as large deep
objects, will produce very small changes in the
Speaker/Headphone Threshold Threshold sound. It is therefore important to
set the Threshold control correctly to ensure
The X-Terra 305 and 505 are able to save
that these targets are heard. Try experimenting
separate settings for both the speaker
with known targets to assist in setting this
Threshold and headphones Threshold,
control.
switching from one to the other automatically
as the headphones are connected (Accessories, X-Terra 305
p. 72). Threshold range = –5-25
Speaker Factory Preset = 12
Headphones Factory Preset = 10
When the headphones are unplugged, all
changes to the Threshold setting are applied X-Terra 505
Threshold range = –5-25
to the speaker Threshold. When the Speaker Factory Preset = 12
Headphones Factory Preset = 10
52 Volume Adjusting volume 53
Volume is the level of sound the detector gives Set the speaker volume without headphones
when a target is detected. The volume control connected. Set the headphone volume with
limits the potential loudness of target signals. the headphones connected. Use the exercise
(p. 22) with different targets to confirm both
The X-Terra has proportional target signal the speaker and headphone volume settings.
volume. The sound produced by a distant
target starts softly. As you get closer, the When the detector battery is low (indicated by
volume level increases rapidly until it reaches the low battery icon) the speaker volume limit
the maximum level that has been set. will be reduced. This saves battery power and
extends detecting time.
The sound produced by the detector in
pinpoint or ground balance will vary in volume You may choose to override this and increase
and tone depending on the signal strength the volume limit, but you then risk the
(from a target or ground mineralisation). This detector shutting down earlier.
volume range is proportional to the maximum
volume setting. X-Terra 305
Threshold range = 0–10
Speaker Factory Preset = 8
The X-Terra is able to save separate settings Headphones Factory Preset = 5
for both the speaker volume and headphone
X-Terra 505
volume, switching from one to the other Threshold range = 0–30
as soon as the headphones are connected Speaker Factory Preset = 25
(Accessories, p. 72). Headphones Factory Preset = 20
54 Tones Adjusting Tones 55
The number of Target ID Tones may be selected from the Tones menu.
There are 4 different options for the X-Terra 305, and 5 for the X-Terra 505.
1 Tone
450Hz
450Hz
2 Tones
130Hz 700Hz
130Hz 700Hz
3 Tones
Multiple Tones Pitch can vary during target detection in the 130Hz-950Hz range. The pitch depends on
the Target ID that is determined during the detection.
56 Ground Balance 57
The X-Terra 305 and 505 have an adjustable Ground balancing the detector reduces false
ground balance which helps in compensating detections and enables good targets to be
for false signals. displayed and heard correctly.
When the detector is unbalanced, it will detect Ground balance settings affect both normal
targets, but it may also register false detections discrimination detection and pinpoint
due to ground mineralisation. These false operation.
Highly mineralised soil may produce false
detections are displayed as –9 in the 505 and signals and distract from real targets.
–4 in the 305 in All Metal, or as two dashes If there is difficulty ground balancing in an
when using the factory preset patterns. This area with the X-Terra, try reducing the
will cause good targets to be displayed only Sensitivity (p. 46).
briefly and with clipped sound.
After the start up sequence, the After the start up sequence, the
patterns erased message (PE) factory preset message (FP), will
will appear for 3 seconds to appear for 3 seconds to indicate
indicate that the current patterns that Sensitivity, Ground Balance,
have been erased and returned Noise Cancel, Threshold, Volume
to the preset patterns. and Tones have returned to the
preset values.
64 Sounds 65
Coil Unplugged The menu scale The X-Terra Series are capable of operating Concentric
The coil has been
1 1
line icon will slowly Standard
2
at different transmission frequencies set by
disconnected from
3
4 flash until the coil is Frequency
the detector.
5
AL plugged back in. VFLEX compatible coils; Low (3kHz)*, Standard
(7.5kHz) and High (18.75kHz).
Concentric
Coil Error Low
The coil is not
1
Frequency
To view the type of coil:
communicating with Turn the detector off
the control box. 1
2
before connecting a Press Menu/Select to enter the Concentric
3
4
standard coil. settings screen. High
5
AL
Frequency
Coil Incompatible Press and hold Accept/Reject to view
The coil is
1
the coil identification screen.
communicating with Double D
the control box but Release Accept/Reject to return Standard
the detector is not Take the coil away to settings. Frequency
recognising it. 1
2
from the source of
3
4
overload. Press Pinpoint/Detect to return to
5 Double D
AL
detection. Low
Overload Frequency
1
The detector has
received a signal that Once all errors are resolved the The X-Terra Series operate with
is too strong for it detector will begin operation with a Concentric (c) and Double D (d) coils. Double D
to interpret. This will blank detection screen. High
appear until there is no Frequency
more overload.
68 Battery behaviour 69
Low
When the detector battery is low, the speaker The icon will begin to flash for a
volume limit will be reduced, to save battery period of time and there will be audio
announcements every 60 seconds
power and extend detecting time. The before the detector finally shuts down.
headphone volume is not affected.
70 Care of Your X-Terra 71
The X-Terra is a high quality electronic The coil can be submersed in water up The display window may be prone to Old, flat or faulty batteries may cause many
instrument, finely engineered and packaged in to 20” (0.5m), yet the control box is not scratching or damage if not treated with detector problems, through electrolyte
a durable housing. Taking proper care of your waterproof. Although it has been designed care. A protective control box cover is leakage. Take the batteries out if the
X-Terra is common sense. to be weather resistant, it is advised to available. (Accessories, p. 73) detector will not be used for long periods
protect the control box in wet conditions. Ensure the coil cable is in good condition of time (e.g. more than 1 week). Ensure that
The X-Terra’s storage temperature is –4˚F to A protective control box cover is available. and not subject to undue stress (particularly only good quality batteries are used and
149˚F (–20˚C to +65˚C) and the operating (Accessories, p. 72) where it is connected to the coil). that they are replaced when the low battery
temperature is 32˚F to 113˚F (0˚C to 45˚C). Never allow the detector to come into signal sounds.
Always remember to turn off the detector
Do not leave the detector in excessive heat contact with gasoline or other petroleum before changing coils. Do not use rechargeable Lithium Ion
or cold for longer than necessary. Try to based liquids. batteries as their voltage is too high. Non-
avoid leaving it in a closed trunk or in a car Coils from other models of Minelab rechargeable Lithium batteries may be used.
Keep the detector clean and dry and avoid detectors will not function with the X-Terra
sitting in sunlight. Covering it when not in getting sand and grit into the shafts or
use will help protect it. Series (Accessories, p. 73). Only VFLEX
fastenings (e.g. yoke, twistlocks). Do not use compatible coils will operate correctly with
solvents to clean the detector. Use a damp the X-Terra Series.
cloth with mild soap detergent.
72 Accessories 73
Headphones have many advantages. They Connecting Headphones Skid Plate Accessory coils come in different types (Double
block out external noise such as wind and A skid plate comes D and Concentric), sizes and frequencies.
Always use headphones with a ¼“ jack.
traffic, allowing you to listen more closely as standard with the These coils are suitable for different ground
to target signals. Headphones also minimise Open the rubber headphone cover located detector. If it wears conditions and specific targets.
disturbance to other people in the area and on the left hand side of the control box. out from excessive
To attach an accessory coil:
they extend battery life. Plug the headphone jack into the socket. sweeping along the
ground, accessory Turn the detector off using Power .
The X-Terra is able to save separate settings When the detector is turned on, the skidplates are available Follow the steps of Coil Cable Assembly (p. 13)
for both the speaker volume and headphone headphones icon will appear on the LCD to for purchase. and Connecting the Coil (p. 8) in reverse order
volume, switching from one to the other indicate that the headphones are connected.
Environmental Cover to disconnect the coil from the detector.
as soon as the headphones are connected.
(Volume, p. 52) Protects the control box Repeat the same steps in the correct order
from environmental to connect a different coil.
conditions such as rain
Ensure that the headphone volume does Turn the detector on using Power
not reach an extremely loud level. This and dirt.
may increase the risk of hearing damage.
Short Shaft
When not using headphones, keep the A short shaft is available
rubber cover closed to protect the control
to decrease the length
box electronics from moisture and dust.
of the detector.
74 X-Terra Specifications X-Terra model features 75
Transmission Single Frequency Sine Wave Model Features X-Terra 305 X-Terra 505
Coil Frequency Options 2 (Standard 7.5 kHz, High 18.75 kHz) 3 (Low 3kHz, Standard 7.5 kHz,
Technology VFLEX High 18.75 kHz)
Discrimination Patterns 2 + All Metal 3 + All Metal
Coil Standard 9” Concentric 7.5 kHz (Waterproof)
All Metal Shortcut
Visual Display Positive Reflective LCD Discrimination Scale (Segments) 12 19
Ferrous 1 3
Audio Internal Speaker and Headphone Output Nonferrous 11 16
Search Mode Motion Detector Numeric Range (Target ID Numbers) Steps of 4 (-4, 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, Steps of 3 (-9, -6, -3, 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18,
24, 28, 32, 36, 40, 44) 21, 24, 27, 30, 33, 36, 39, 42, 45, 48)
Discrimination Multi Segment Accept/Reject Depth Standard Enhanced
Batteries (Not Included) 4 x AA Alkaline/Carbon/Lithium or NiMH/NiCad Depth Indication Icons 5 5
Pinpoint (Audio & Visual)
Padded Armrest 4 Position Adjustable with Stand & Armrest Sensitivity Adjustment 1-10 1-20
Length Extended 56” (1.42m) Ground Balance Adjustment Manual (0–20) Manual (0–50)
Noise Cancel Channels 3 (–1, 0, 1) 5 (–2, –1, 0, 1, 2)
Length Collapsed 48” (1.22m) Threshold Adjustment –5–25 –5–25
Volume Adjustment 0–10 0–30
Weight (Excluding Batteries) 2.9lbs (1.3kg)
Audio Tones for Targets 1, 2, 3 and Multi 1, 2, 3, 4 and Multi
Optional Accessories Headphones, Skidplates, Environmental Cover, Coils Low Battery Audio Alarm
User Interface Keys 8 + Power 8 + Power
LCD Icons 56 64
In the interest of product improvement, Minelab reserves the right to make changes without notice. Shaft Colour Dulux Wineberry 51046 Dulux Wineberry 51046
76 Service and repair form Working for a Cleaner, part 15 of the FCC rules Since there may be a variety of options
available for this detector, equipment
Greener Future Operation is subject to the following two
may vary according to the Model or
For Consumers within the European conditions: (1) this device may not cause
Owners Name items ordered with your detector. Certain
Union: Do not dispose of this equipment harmful interference, and (2) this device
descriptions and illustrations may also differ
in general household waste. must accept any interference received,
Address including interference that may cause
(in this manual) from the exact Model that
The crossed wheeled bin symbol on this you purchased. In addition, Minelab
undesired operation.
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These quick start instructions allow you Minelab encourages all users to read the entire
to begin detecting straight away and find manual to ensure a complete understanding
important reference information for setting of all the X-Terra features and functions.
up your X-Terra.