Whites-electronics MXT Pro User Manual

MXT PROOwneR’s GuideWhite’s Electronics, Inc. - Manufacturers of the World’s Finest Metal Detectors

10Chapter 2 MXT Pro BatteriesRechargeable Battery (Opt.)A rechargeable battery system is not standard equip-ment with your MXT Pro, however, two diff

11Chapter 3 MXT Pro Basic Controls & Quick StartMXT Pro Control SummaryMODE ToggleThree position switch for setting operating mode. Coin & Jew

12Chapter 3 MXT Pro Basic Controls & Quick Start“MUSICAL NOTES” Selects different types of variable tone or pitch options.GRAB1. When TRAC control

13Chapter 3 MXT Pro Quick StartInstructionsWith the MXT Pro properly assembled and the batteries installed, follow the instructions below to start nd

14Chapter 4 MXT Pro DisplayMXT Pro DisplayThe MXT Pro display and reference label below the display provide a wealth of information about the metal ta

152. Blocks- A series of 16 blocks appear along the bottom portion of the display and line up with the indications on the reference label below the di

162. Blocks - The MXT Pro Relic mode uses the same sixteen lled in Blocks as Coin and Jewelry mode to further conrm, on the reference label, the co

17Chapter 4 MXT Pro Display3. Text/Labels - In Relic mode you will see target ID la-bels in the upper right of the display. The text labels are Hot R

18Chapter 4 MXT Pro DisplayProspecting MODEThe Prospecting MODE changes the audio and display information more dramatically compared to switching from

19Ground phase indications are a doubled edged sword. Higher numbers simply mean predominately ferrous (iron) such as black sands / magnetite. Lower n

20Chapter 5 MXT Pro ControlsControlsMODE ToggleSelects the operating MODE or type of searching desired on that particular outing. Major audio and dis

21Chapter 5 MXT Pro Controls*DUAL CONTROL DISC “P” Preset. While operating in the Coin & Jewelry MODE The DUAL CONTROL functions as a traditional

22Trigger Pushed forward to Lock “Pinpointing/Depth Reading”. When operating in the Relic MODE and the Trigger on the handgrip is pushed forward to Lo

23Chapter 5 MXT Pro Controls“Music Notes” Tone ID. Starting out turned on, Iron Grunt provides a distinctive grunt for all targets certain to be iron

24Salt water beaches for example or alkali desert regions. The Ground setting will not track into the nonferrous metal region. The Salt setting will.

255. In the Prospecting MODE the use of the SAT (variable self-adjusting threshold) control will help to maintain a rea-sonably smooth THRESHOLD “hum”

26Chapter 5 MXT Pro Controls(Dual Control) in Coin & Jewelry or Relic - While operating in the Coin & Jewelry or Relic MODES the Dual control

27Chapter 5 MXT Pro Controlstal interference or from inconsistencies in ground mineraliza-tion. This can be heard as chatter when excessive. Faster S

28Chapter 5 MXT Pro ControlsThreshold Control-The THRESHOLD control sets the loudness of the back-ground “hum” or edge of sound. This background “hum”

29Pinpoint Technique-Due to the wide scan nature of modern search coils it can be difcult to locate small targets under the physical center of the lo

3 Congratulations and thank you for choosingWhite’s MXT Pro.The MXT series, which by design marry “versatility & high performance” with “simplicit

30Headphones-The headphone jack on the MXT Pro is located on the control box above the battery compartment. There is a dust cover on the headphone jac

31Chapter 6 MXT Pro SearchingField Use & Tuning Tips-1. MODE to Coin & Jewelry 2. Trigger (on handgrip) center “primary Searching” posi-tion.

32and/or increase the Dual control (Disc) clockwise and try again. An area littered with man-made iron would dictate the Lock setting. On the other ha

33too fast, about 2 seconds per pass from right-to-left and two seconds returning from left-to-right. Overlap your sweep path 50% so that you won’t mi

34preferred over 2 Tone.The 5th option is Threshold level. It is best to search with a continuous hum or threshold (edge of sound). In many modes you

35adjustments. If you are unsure if a response is a real target, and/or wish to sweep over any target repeatedly, if is best to do so either holding i

36Chapter 7 MXT Pro InformationProper care1. Cleaning-A. Both the coil and rod are waterproof and can be cleaned with fresh water and mild soap. The c

37Chapter 7 MXT Pro Information White’s Authorized Service Centers White’s reputation has been built on quality products backed by quality service. Ou

38BEFORE SHIPPING DETECTORS FOR SERVICE-A. Contact your Dealer. There may be a quick, simple x or explanation that will prevent having to send the de

39FOR USAORIGINAL OWNER - Name: _________________________________________ Address: (Which appears on the original warranty card): _______________

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5MXT Pro Table of ContentsChapter 1 Assembly...7

6Chapter 5 Detailed Controls...20 Mode Toggle...

7Chapter 1 MXT Pro AssemblyAssemblyTwist and insert each end of handle (provided) through top of shipping carton into second ap.(CARRY CARTON)WASHE

8Assembly Instructions1. Remove all parts from shipping carton and check the assembly page to make sure all parts are pres-ent. 2. There are rubber wa

9BatteriesStandard Battery Holder1. Slide open the battery holder lid (decal side of bat-tery holder) by applying gentle upward pressure on the tab of