The XLT is a versatile detector,and many detectorists have
designed custom programs.Using my program,I have found
many silver coins in Central Ohio.While I have had good results,
you may wish to change some of the settings for your area.
| Basic Adjustments:
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Pro Options:
Audio |
G.E.B./TRAC |
Discrimination |
Display |
Signal |
| Target Volume:53 |
Ratchet Pinpointing:OFF |
Autotrac:ON |
Accept:+4 to +94or +95 |
Visual Disc: ON |
Transmit Boost: ON |
| Audio Threshold: 15 |
S.A.T.Speed: 4 |
Trac View: OFF |
Learn Accept: OFF |
Icons:OFF |
Transmit Frequency:4 |
| Tone (Audio Freq):200 |
Tone I.D.:ON |
Autotrac Speed:8 |
Learn Reject: OFF |
V.D.I.Sens:85 |
Preamp Gain:5 |
| Audio Disc: ON |
V.C.O.:ON |
Autotrac Offset: 0 |
Recovery Speed: 20 |
D.C.Phase:ON |
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| Silent Search:OFF |
Absolute Value: OFF |
Trac Inhibit:ON |
Bottlecap Reject:1 |
Graph Averaging: ON |
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| Mixed Mode:OFF |
Modulation:ON |
Coarse G.E.B.:Auto |
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Graph Accumulating:ON |
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| A.C.Sens.:72 |
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Fine G.E.B.:Auto |
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Fade Rate:9 |
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| D.C.Sens.:30 |
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| Backlight:0 |
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| Viewing Angle:25 |
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One adjustment you might want to make is in the recovery
speed.My setting of 20 is for hunting in areas of moderate
trash.If area is very clean,lower the number. Be sure not to
set preamp gain so high that your detector gives a lot of
false signals and is unstable. Just experiment with the
numbers and have fun.
Did you know your XLT will play a short tune? Just follow
these instructions. Turn on your detector. Press Menu.
Select Pro Options. Select Disc. Scroll down to Recovery. Set to 1.
Press Menu and Enter at the same time. Then listen.Keep on beeping!
