MD-3010II Liquid Crystal Display Underground Metal DetectorSince its launch on the international market in 2000, it has received high praise from foreign customers and quickly made its way into the European and American markets. It has also been exported to more than a dozen countries, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Finland, Turkey, South Korea, and Russia.

Trial use:

To familiarize yourself with the detector's response to various metals, you can conduct a trial run indoors and outdoors before the first use.

Indoor use

AsteriskTurn on the detector, and the detector should be in a normal working state at this time.

AsteriskPlace the detector on the desk and remove any metal items from your body, such as watches, rings, jewelry, etc.

AsteriskAdjust the detection disk to face the ceiling.

AsteriskPlace the probe over the detection plate at a distance of 2-3 inches, and slowly sweep the detection plate.

4.4.2Outdoor trial

AsteriskTurn on the detector, and the detector should be in a normal working state at this time.

AsteriskFind a ground without metal objects in the outdoors.

AsteriskBuried the detection target underground, and the distance between the targets should be 1-2 feet apart.

AsteriskMaintain a distance of 1 to 2 inches between the detector and the ground, and slowly move the detector over the area where the target is buried.

AsteriskWhen the target is detected, the detector will emit a sound, and the image on the LCD screen will begin to blink.

AsteriskSlowly raise the probe plate, and the depth icon on the LCD screen rises.

AsteriskWhen detecting targets, if the rectangular aperture jumps from one target pattern to another or vice versa, the detected target may not be on the display screen or the detection area may be a high-mineral content area. Reducing sensitivity and re-detecting can avoid the latter situation.

4.5.2Error Signal

The product has high sensitivity and can detect objects buried deep, so useless signals and other obstructions may cause signal confusion. To solve this, dig only at targets where the signal flashes repeatedly. You can place the detection disk on the ground and scan it back and forth. Please pay attention to distinguishing between occasional signal flashes and continuous, repeated flashes.

To reduce the error signal, it is possible to scan in small, slow, and short-distance overlapping areas.

4.5.3Use the probe disk

AsteriskMove the detection disk at an appropriate speed, as moving too fast will prevent the scan from overlapping, leading to the omission of some areas. At the same time, the sensitivity will decrease, resulting in the omission of metal objects buried deeper.

AsteriskKeep the detection disk as close to the ground as possible, maintaining parallel to the ground, to expand the search scope and depth. If operating on the lawn, you can gently approach the lawn.

名 称： 
1.detection disk 
2Detection disk circular nut 
3Lower Shaft Handle 
4Shaft Handle Fixing Nut 
5Upper Shaft Handle 
6Controller 
7Control Panel 
8Headphone jack 
9. Handrail 
10. Handrail 
11. Hand 
12Battery Box