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Ground balance can be performed in three ways with the Gold Kruzer: Automatic, Manual
and Tracking.
When the GB button is pushed while performing automatic or manual ground balance,
the device will switch to the General Search (GEN) mode automatically on the background
without any indication to the user, regardless of the selected search mode.
Upon completion of ground balance, current ground balance value is shown in the Ground
Balance (GB) box on the right side of the display.
Automatic Ground Balance
Automatic ground balance is performed as follows in all search modes:
1) Find a spot where there is no metal.
2) Push and hold the GB button down (GROUND BALANCE value and “Pump Coil” warning
message will be shown on display) and start pumping the search coil up and down from
about 15-20 cm (~6''- 8'') above the ground down to 3 cm (~1'') off the ground with smooth
movements and keeping it parallel to the ground.
3) Continue until a beep, indicating the completion of ground balance, is heard. Based
on ground conditions, it usually takes about 2-4 pumps for the ground balance to be
completed.
4) Upon completion of the ground balance, ground balance value is shown on the display
(GB). The device continues to ground balance and produce a beep sound as long as you
keep the GB button pushed down and pump the coil. In order to ensure that the ground
balance is proper, ground balance at least 2-3 times and check the ground balance values
on the display. In general, the difference between the values shall not be higher than 1-2
numbers.
5) If you cannot ground balance, in other words, if no beep sound is produced, it means that
either the ground is too conductive or not mineralized or there is a target right below the
search coil. In such a case, retry ground balance at a different spot. If you still cannot ground
balance, read the section titled ''Important Details Concerning Ground Balance''.
When the ground balance button is released, the device continues to operate in the GEN
mode for a short period of time and the ground balance value stays on display. This makes
it possible to manually fine tune the automatic ground balance value. Refer to the following
"Manual Ground Balance" section for further information regarding this feature. If this is
not desired, press the PP button once to return to the main screen.
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GROUND BALANCE
NOTE: If the iSAT value is set high, the device may not auto ground balance. In such a case,
lower the iSAT value first. After ground balancing, set the iSAT back to its original position.
Manual Ground Balance
Allows you to manually modify the ground balance value. It is not preferred mostly because
it takes time. However, it is the preferred option in cases where a successful ground balance
cannot be performed using other methods or minor corrections are required to the
automatic balance.
Gold Kruzer is designed to allow for automatic ground balancing conveniently on any type
of ground. Therefore, it is recommended to perform automatic ground balance upon start
up. However, the ground may not be suitable for automatic ground balancing in some cases
and the device cannot ground balance on such grounds. For instance, wet beach sand, soils
containing alkali or salty water, trashy sites, ploughed fields, highly mineralized grounds
and grounds with very low mineralization are not suitable for automatic ground balance.
In such terrains, try manual ground balancing. However, manual ground balance requires a
skill which develops over time through practice.
To perform manual ground balance:
1) Find a clear spot without metals and switch the device to the GEN mode.
2) You need to listen to the sounds coming from the ground in order to perform manual
ground balance. Pump the search coil up and down from about 15-20 cm (~6''- 8'') above
the ground down to 3 cm (~1'') off the ground with smooth movements and keeping it
parallel to the ground.
If the sound gets higher when lifting off the search coil above the ground, the ground
balance value is too low, in other words, the effect from the ground is negative and the
ground balance value needs to be increased by using the ( + ) button. On the other hand,
if the sound gets higher when lowering the search coil to the ground, the ground balance
value is too high, in other words, the effect from the ground is positive and the ground
balance value needs to decreased by using the ( - ) button.
3) Push the ground balance button once and release it. The ground balance value will be
shown on the display and remain there for a moment. You can return to the ground balance
screen by pushing the ground balance button if the screen switches.
Manual ground balance functions within the
range of 0-99.80 However, each value covers
5 steps used for fine tuning within itself and
these steps are indicated as multiples of 20 in
the Ground Balance window (GB). For example,
ground balance value shown on the side is 70.80.
Press ( + ) or ( - ) to increase or decrease the
ground balance value, respectively. If the key is
pressed once at a time, the values count one by
one and if it is held down, the values will change
quickly.
4) Repeat the above procedure until the sound heard from the ground is eliminated.
The sound may not be eliminated completely in some areas. In these cases, listen to the
sounds produced when moving the search coil towards and away from the ground to check
if the ground balance is correct. If there is no difference between the two sounds then the
ground balance is set properly.
The device will return to the main screen automatically after a short period of time upon
completion of ground balance. To return to the main screen instantly, just press the PP
button once.
IMPORTANT! Experienced detectorists adjust the ground balance setting to a slightly
positive response (weak but audible sound is produced when moving the search coil closer
to ground). This method may produce favorable results for experienced users in certain
fields where small targets are searched for.
Ground Tracking (TRACK)
In this option, the user does not need to make any adjustments. TRACK feature is activated
from the SETTINGS menu by switching it to 01 position. The word ''Tracking'' is displayed
at the bottom of the GB window. The device updates the ground balance automatically as
long as the search coil is swung over the ground and shows the ground balance value in the
GB window. It does not provide any feedback to the user (like the beep sound in automatic
ground balance).
While tracking is active, the device can initially produce a loud signal when it detects a
different ground structure (for instance a mineral rock) or a target. In this case, swing the
search coil over the spot where the device produces the signal . If the sound remains the
same and the device shows an ID, it is possibly a target. If the sound attenuates too much
or is lost after a few swings, it means that the device has produced a signal for the different
ground structure or a stone.
NOTE: It is recommended that you use tracking in the General Search mode (GEN) and not
in other modes.
Tracking is suitable for use in areas where different soil structures are present within the
same land or in fields where mineralized rocks are scattered widely apart. If you use ground
tracking in areas where hot rocks are intensely present, the device may not be able to
eliminate these highly mineralized rocks or you may miss the smaller or deeper metals.
IMPORTANT! Ensure that tracking is off during air tests. Otherwise, the device will attempt
to perform ground balance on the target and the depth will be reduced.
Ground Balance Value
Ground balance value provides information about the ground you are searching on. Some
typical ground types are as follows:
0-25 Wet salt water or wet alkali soils
25-50 Wet salt water and wet alkali soils covered with dry layers
50-70 Regular, low-quality soils
70-90 Highly magnetic soils, magnetite or maghemite and similar highly mineralized soils,
black sand
Important Details Concerning Ground Balance
1) Upon start up, the ground balance value is set to 90. The device can perform ground
balance automatically within the range of 20-99.80 in all modes.
2) If the ground mineralization is too low, automatic ground balance may fail to work in other
modes. In such a case, try manual ground balancing.
3) You can test the accuracy of the ground balance with the pinpoint mode. After ground
balancing, if you receive no sound or a weak one when you move the search coil closer to
the ground in the pinpoint mode, then the ground balance is successful. If the sound gets
louder when you move the search coil closer to the ground, then the ground balance is not
successful. In this case, simply change your location. If ground balance is not possible despite
these efforts, you should continue your search without performing ground balance.
You cannot search in the General Search (GEN) mode without ground balancing. You need
to use one of the other modes and increase the DISC. value until the noise is eliminated.
4) Once the ground balance is set, it will remain satisfactory for a long time in most areas.
However, if you encounter an excavated, backfilled or geologically composite soil structure,
a ground balance should be performed again to adapt to the varying soil structure.
5) In some cases where the iSAT value is set high, the device may not be able to ground
balance automatically. In such a case, first lower the iSAT and after ground balancing switch
it back to its previous position.
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