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Each instrument is hand crafted in the USA with pride

PERFORMANCE

Our detectors are durable, dependable, and search deeper.

REPUTATION

Fisher produced the rst patented metal detector in 1931. For

over 70 years, the Fisher logo has been a mark of excellence.

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FRL#8730015-F

COIN STRIKE

Operating Manual

Target I.D. Metal Detector

F I S H E R R E S E A R C H L A B O R A T O R Y

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Summary of content (12 pages)

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QUALITY COIN STRIKE Fisher detectors are renowned for their quality. Each instrument is hand crafted in the USA with pride Target I.D. Metal Detector PERFORMANCE Our detectors are durable, dependable, and search deeper. REPUTATION Fisher produced the first patented metal detector in 1931. For over 70 years, the Fisher logo has been a mark of excellence.
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CONTENTS About Your Detector................................................................ pg. 3 Setting Up.................................................................................. pg. 4 Body/Chest Mounting.............................................................. pg. 6 Control Panel............................................................................ pg. 7 Quick Start Guide..................................................................... pg. 11 4 Tone Audio System.................
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MAINTENANCE ABOUT YOUR DETECTOR Your Coin Strike doesn’t require a lot of care. It’s built with highquality materials and it’s splashproof and dustproof. But there are a few things you should do to keep it in peak operating condition. The I.D. detector of the future is here! The Fisher Coin Strike brings you a new level of performance and features that include fast automatic ground tracking, a precision auto ground balance system, four-tone ID system, programmability and our new D.P.A.
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SETTING UP TARGET RECOVERY Your Fisher Coin Strike is built to last for years. However, it’s a sophisticated electronic instrument containing state-of-the-art components. Handle it carefully, care for it regularly, and it will give you years of dependable service. The Coin Strike requires little assembly. Once you have identified and pinpointed your target, your objective is to recover it quickly and neatly, leaving virtually no trace of your excavation.
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BATTERY REPLACEMENT Two 9-volt transistor batteries are located in separate compartments on the underside of the control housing. When you first turn on your detector you will see your battery level. It flashes for 3 seconds. A reading of 9V means you have maximum battery life. A reading of 6V indicates that you have approximately 11/2 to 1 hour left of battery life. Changing your batteries: 1.
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Body/Chest Mount SEARCHING 5. Keep the search coil moving at a comfortable rate. 6. Take your time. If you walk too fast you can overlap your sweeps and you’ll miss a lot of ground. If you swing your coil too fast, you could lose some sensitivity to deep and/or small targets. 7. The illustration below shows the Coin Strike search coil pattern and how it is effected by s weep speed, ground mineralization and search mode. 1.
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SEARCHING CONTROL PANEL Good search techniques are every bit as important as having a good detector. The Coin Strike control panel is an all new digital I/O System. The LCD Display provides you with a constant control readout showing you all of your current settings, much like the knobs of an older -style metal detector. 1. Once your controls are properly set, press and release the P/P touch pad, and move into your search position.
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CONTROL PANEL MENU button again. When you have all your settings completed, press the P/P (MEM) button to return to the search mode. a. When in the MENU mode, the Iron DISC controlcan be varied from 0 to 99 with the UP and DOWN arrow buttons. A 0 discrimination setting will allow all metals to activate the tone; a 99 discrimination setting fully discriminates out most iron targets, allowing only nonferrous objects to activate the tone I.D. in Disc mode.
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SETTING MEMORY CONTROL Your new Coin Strike provides you with 3 memory locations to store your favorite control settings. These memory locations will store the Iron DISC level, THRESHOLD level, SENSITIVITY level, and NOTCH disc. Please note that the SALT Mode and VOLUME level will not be stored. At this point, we would also like to remind you that your Coin Strike has a last-setting memory feature.
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CONTROL PANEL 5. The P/P (MEM) button is used return to the search mode after you set all your current settings when it is pushed and released. As mentioned above, it is also used in Memory mode. If the P/P button is pushed and held while hunting, the Precision Visual Pinpoint Mode will be activated. 6. The TRACK button activates the Fisher Track AFS© - Adaptive Feedback System.
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Precision Visual Pinpointing QUICK START GUIDE When the P/P button is pushed and held, the non-motion pinpoint mode is activated. This pinpoint mode may be familiar in some ways (when the target is approached, the audio intensity increases), but different in others (the digital numeric indicator). The two digit (0-99) LCD will help you to accurately pinpoint your target by increasing in value as the center of the target is approached.
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4 TONE AUDIO SYSTEM LCD IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM The four-tone audio system provides you with more information per sweep, acting as a target I.D. system in the “discrimination” mode.