Fisher M-96 Manuale Utente

M-96Operating ManualValue, Pedestal and Box LocatorFISHER RESEARCH LABORATORY

8HIGH MODE1. Rest the search coil on the ground in an areayou are reasonably sure is free of metal objects.2. After going through BAT test in the NORM

9CONTROL PANELOn/Off GROUND KnobThe ON/OFF GROUND Rejection Knob, when turned fullycounterclockwise, clicks into the off position, turning thedetector

10HEADPHONES JackThe HEADPHONES Jack is located to the right of the RETUNE Button.A plastic plug can be inserted into this jack to keep dirt and water

11HELPFUL HINTSRaising the coil vertically in the air is another method ofreducing the target size (as seen by the detector) and pinpointingthe target

12PINPOINTINGAccurate pinpointing with the M-96 takes some practice butnot much. With a little experience, you should be able to pinpointburied target

13CHANGING BATTERIESTo change the batteries, slide the side covers on the batteryhousing located underneath the arm rest in the direction of thearrows

14Operating Environment+33° F to +120° F (0 to 50° C) ...with carbon zinc batteries-4° F to +120° F (-20 to 50° C)...

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QUALITYFisher detectors are renowned for their quality.Each instrument is hand crafted in the USA with pridePERFORMANCEOur detectors are durable, depe

CONTENTSAbout Your M-96...pg. 1Condensed Operating Instructions ...

ABOUT YOUR DETECTOR1The Fisher M-Scope Model-96 offers the utility industry anuncomplicated detector for finding paved-over or buried metallicobjects.

2FACTORY PRESET ‘TURN-ON-AND-GO’ MARKSYour Fisher M-96 is fairly simple to operate, especially whencompared to other metal detectors. Even so, we stro

35. With the stem length properly adjusted, wrap thesearch coil cable snugly around the lower stemand the upper handle. Leave just enough slacknear th

47. With the shaft length and coil angle properlyadjusted, you should be able to move into yoursearch position by leaning forward very slightly andrai

510. The two knobs can be adjusted with your thumbwithout removing your hand from the grip,particularly if you’re right handed. Set the controlsof the

6FITTING THE DETECTOR TO THE OPERATOR1. Start by gripping the foam hand grip and lettingyour arm hang comfortably by your side.2. The length of the ha

7NORMAL MODEThe NORMAL MODE of operation is generally used whensearching for larger objects, such as manhole covers, telephonepedestals in the snow an