Minelab X-Terra 705 Instruction Manual download pdf (Page 28)

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accessories

When not using headphones, keep

the rubber cover closed to protect the

control box electronics from moisture

and dust.

The use of headphones while detecting, has

many advantages. They block out external

noise such as wind and trac, allowing

you to listen more closely to target signals.

Headphones also minimise disturbance to

other people in the area and they extend

battery life.

The X-Terra 705 is able to save separate settings

for both the speaker volume and headphone

volume, switching from one to the other as

soon as the headphones are connected.

(Threshold, p. 34)

(Volume, p. 36)

Ensure that the headphone volume

does not reach an extremely loud

level. This may increase the risk of

hearing damage.

Connecting Headphones

Always use headphones with a ¼“ jack.

Open the rubber headphone cover located

on the left hand side of the control box.

Plug the headphone jack into the socket.

When the detector is turned on, the

headphones icon will appear on the LCD to

indicate that the headphones are connected.

Skid Plate

A skid plate comes as standard with the

detector. If it wears out from excessive

sweeping along the ground, accessory

skidplates are available for purchase.

Environmental Cover

Protects the control box from environmental

conditions such as rain and dirt.

Accessory Coils

Are available in dierent types (Concentric and

Double D), sizes and frequencies. These coils

are suitable for dierent ground conditions and

specic targets.

To attach an accessory coil:

Turn the detector o using Power

.

Follow the steps of Coil Cable Assembly

(p. 7) and Connecting the Coil (p. 5) in reverse

order to disconnect the coil from

the detector.

Repeat the same steps in the correct order

to connect a dierent coil.

Turn the detector on using Power

.

Short Shaft

A short shaft is available to decrease the length

of the detector.

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