Steinberg Systems SBS-MD-12 Manual De Instrucciones página 54

Important!
Never test the device on the floor inside a building. Most floors contain metal
structure elements that may cause the device to malfunction or completely mask the
signal.
5. Pass the metal sample to be detected over the device. The metal object is best kept
5-7 cm above the search coil. When the device detects the sample, it beeps and the
display will show an arrow under the appropriate target icon and the approximate
depth.
Note! If a coin is used for testing, the device will detect it better if it is placed with its
flat side parallel to the device.
6. Once you've found a metal target, you can use the PP mode to pinpoint it. Touch
and hold the PP button. Slowly move the search coil over the area searched. During
this time, the device beeps and the display will show the approximate depth. Then
release the PP button. Shift the search coil again, keeping the same distance from the
ground, the sound will disappear. Touch the PP button again and hold it down, move
the search coil closer to the area where the target has been located. Repeat these
steps until the device displays a continuous signal at the target's location.
Note! To detect a deeply embedded target, set the sensitivity to a high level but not
the highest. Setting the device to the highest sensitivity level will cause it to receive
signals from broadcast antennas or other telecom lines.
FACTORS AFFECTING DETECTION
1. The angle of the buried target.
2. Target's depth.
3. Target's oxidation level.
4. Target's size.
5. Electromagnetic and electrical disturbance around the target.
6. Metal digging tools located in the device operation area.
3.3.6. SBS-MD-16
ASSEMBLY
1. Loosen the clamping screw on the search coil and remove the connector. Place
washers on both sides of the low tube. Then attach the tube to the search coil, align
the mounting holes and tighten the connector.
2. Loosen the clamping nut on the top tube. Insert the lower tube into the upper tube
and tighten the clamping nut.