Summary of R1
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R1 operating instructions newforce by.
Page 2: R1 - Rapid Get You Going
1 r1 - rapid get you going instructions assembly • assemble stems and adjust for length. • use the 25cm (10 inch) search head. • twist surplus head lead around stem, allowing enough cable for free movement of the search head. (push the cable into the cable slots in the lower stem to hold it firm). •...
Page 3: Introduction
2 introduction to protect your investment complete both sections of the enclosed guarantee card and return to c-scope. This is particularly important in order to obtain the additional parts guarantee. Please retain the original packing box. In the event that your detector should ever require to be s...
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3 r 1 a battery compartment b upper stem & handle grips c din plug & socket d stem connecting nut e cable f lower stem g cable slots h search head & fastener a b c d e f h g.
Page 5: Assembly
4 assembly open the carton and remove the main housing assembly. Twist the plastic stem lock, located at the end of the upper stem to allow the lower stem to be inserted. Adjust for length and rotate the lower stem to wrap the cable around the stems and take up any slack. Allowing enough cable for f...
Page 6: The Features In Detail
5 the battery symbol gives a good representation of battery condition. This means that as the batteries drain, the symbol will gradually empty. Generally when the battery is half full you are about halfway through the charge, or life, of that battery pack. The amount of time varies depending on a nu...
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6 id display the id, (identifier), numbers in the lower lefthand side correspond to the position of the id block on the line at the top of the display. When the r1 has no signal or the signal is too weak or confusing to identify the display will show ‘ ?? ’. The id line at the top of the screen will...
Page 8: Menu System
7 menu system discrimination discrim set sensitivity learn rej audio learn acc programs edit set up back this range of functions allows you to reject or ignore unwanted signals generated by items such as pull tabs. It can also act as a notch accept or a notch reject. There are four options to set th...
Page 9: Sensitivity
8 learn accept discrim set sensitivity learn rej audio learn acc programs edit set up back done learn accept allows you to ‘teach’ the r1 to accept one or more targets that are swept over the search head. Once learn accept is selected the sample or samples are swept several times over the head. The ...
Page 10: Audio
9 the menu/scroll control press then enter button to store the setting. Note: this setting has no effect on the radar display or audio level in pin point mode. Tip! This level should be set as high as possible without the r1 spuriously sounding off. Pin - pt gain discrim motion gain sensitivity pin ...
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10 pin - pt on this turns audio discrimination on for pin point mode. This gives a continuous pitch change across the entire id range. Ie a low tone for iron and a corresponding increase in pitch for more valuable metals. Motion off this turns audio discrimination off for motion mode. Motion on this...
Page 12: Programs
11 the audio signal comes straight from the r1 receiver circuit. It allows the operator to listen to the true signal level and can allow the experienced user to ‘understand’ signals better. It does have the disadvantage that smaller, deeper objects give fainter signals. Digital the audio signal is d...
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12 this allows the operator to select which settings are restored when the r1 is switched on. Highlight the desired choice using the menu/scroll control and then press the enter button. Default (setting) this will tell the r1 to load the factory default settings every time it is switched on. Last (s...
Page 14: Setup
13 sensitivity options user 2 audio recall programs store set up back stores all current settings into the program selected, either user 1 or user 2. Setup discrim display sensitivity ground adj audio frequency programs battery set up back display discrim display contrast sensitivity ground adj brig...
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14 optimum performance on a particular site. The level is adjusted by rotating the menu/scroll control. An incorrect setting will result in a fluctuating signal on the radar display and frequent ‘0’ targets on the id display. To find the optimum ground setting, raise and lower the head above an area...
Page 16: General Hints
15 x general hints pin pointing move the search head to one side of the target. Press and hold the pin point button. Sweep the search head over the target slowly whilst monitoring the radar display. The target is directly below the centre of the search head when the signal is largest. If the radar s...
Page 17: Determining The Target Size
16 determining the target size an operator who is familiar with their instrument will be able to do an excellent job of determining object size, shape and depth before he digs. This technique is learned from careful analysis of the radar and audio signal coming from the detector. Each time a signal ...
Page 18: Specification
17 specification battery type: 8 x aa, mn1500 or equivalent, alkaline cells recommended. Supply voltage: 12v dc (nominal), 13.8v dc (max) supply current: 55ma (no backlight) 100ma (backlight full on) battery life: 40 hours normal detecting using alkaline batteries and no backlight battery indicator:...
Page 19: Menu Structure
18 menu structure discrim ination set learn rej ect learn acc ept edit sensitivity motion gain pin p oin t gain tune audio discrim ination pin p oin t off pin p oin t on motion off motion on sil ent search off on mode analog digital programs gr ou nd type inland beach options default last recall coi...
Page 20: Charging Batteries
19 optional accessories from c-scope headphones: headphones not only extend battery life but also improve sensitivity by reducing external noises. The headphones should be fitted with a standard stereo 6.35mm, (1/4 inch), jack plug. The headphone socket is located under the protective cap in the bat...
Page 21: The Importance of The Right
20 the importance of the right approach treasure hunting can be a profitable and rewarding hobby, if approached in a patient and diligent manner. Time spent researching to locate a worthwhile site for a search can be time wasted if your search is hasty and erratic. To achieve maximum results it is i...
Page 22: Sweeping Technique
21 the technique of getting the best out of your detector is not learnt overnight. You need to get as much experience as possible so that you can recognise every kind of signal. Indeed, a good detector operator can often tell you what is being detected before it is unearthed. Search head position it...
Page 23: Code of Conduct
22 code of conduct 1. Do not trespass. Obtain permission before venturing on to any private land. 2. Respect the country code. Do not leave gates open when crossing fields, and do not damage crops or frighten animals. 3. Do not leave a mess. It is simple to extract a coin or other small objects buri...
Page 24: Troubleshooting
23 troubleshooting (a) check the condition of batteries under load using the battery monitor symbol. (see battery check procedure). (b) check that the search head is properly attached to the control box via the search head cable connector. (c) interchange batteries and ensure batteries are correctly...
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24 further information if you experience any difficulty in operating your r1 or have any questions on the information in your r1 operating instructions manual, please do not hesitate to phone our customer service department on +44 (0)1233 629181 or e-mail: info@cscope.Co.Uk before returning a detect...
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This equipment conforms to the emc directive 89/336/eec. System performance may be impaired by unusually strong electromagnetic fields. Kingsnorth technology park, wotton road, ashford, kent tn23 6ln united kingdom telephone: +44 (0) 1233 629181 fax: +44 (0) 1233 645897 email: info@cscope.Co.Uk , we...