I know that the manual and Sabisch both answer this, but it still escapes me. Let's say that I change my settings to one of those in the Sabisch book, (IE Bryce's coin killing settings) how do I then save it so as to able to toggle to it quickly? Won't you help this poor old gray headed, memory challenged, etc, etc detector person?
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Dumb question about saving programs
- Thread starter cdsmith46
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dewcon4414
Well-known member
As far as the SETTINGS... put them in USER A or B. The disc patterns HAS to be saved in one of the S1 thru S6 pattern slots and CHECKED to be used. But if the person uses just an IM setting just set yours... in Bryces case 22.
Once you get your setting put in.... like gain, th tone, variability, limits, sounds ect. go into your menu and press USER then press save. Thats it.
to save a pattern that the person may be using.... go into the MENU then SELECT. You can create the pattern there then SAVE DISC in one of the S1 thru S6.
Dew
Once you get your setting put in.... like gain, th tone, variability, limits, sounds ect. go into your menu and press USER then press save. Thats it.
to save a pattern that the person may be using.... go into the MENU then SELECT. You can create the pattern there then SAVE DISC in one of the S1 thru S6.
Dew
MNCoinhunter
Active member
Is it supposed to work on the Emulator? I have tried with zero luck.
Still a little fuzzy; can I put in the settings/program from Andy Sabjsch's book and save it to both user and s1, etc, or just oneof them? Sorry for the bother, but I really do want to use some of those, be able to call them up quickly and easily. Old dog, some new tricks, you know?
MNCoinhunter
Active member
I have some disc. patterns that I created and saved to the S1 thru 6 slots on the Emulator. I guess that is good enough for me. It only takes 10 seconds to change it.
dewcon4414
Well-known member
There is a difference when you are talking SETTINGS and PATTERNS. I might save my settings which includes Ferr for the field in USER A.... then my Cond settings in USER B for parks or a beach. I can switch quickly. Now how my IM or PATTERN is set up might be saved in the S1 thru S6. I combine those as i need to to come up with those programs you are talking about. Its quicker than you think.... especially if you already have the settings saved.
Dew
Dew
sgoss66
Well-known member
Chuck --
I'm a new user myself, but I think I have the "user" and the "disc pattern" thing figured out. If you want to set your threshold, volume, variability on tones, etc. -- you can make these settings, and then save them, either as USER A, or USER B. For instance, I set my threshold at 9, variability at 10, conductive sounds, etc. etc. These, I saved as "USER A." As far as discrimination, THESE you set up and store in S1, S2, etc. What you are storing here is only what you see on the smartfind screen's matrix -- i.e. what is "black" (disced out) and what is "white." If you want to set one up with the disc pattern completely open (matrix all white), you could for istance save that in S1; if you want to set up another one to mimic, say, some particular levels of iron masking, you can set a disc pattern up that way, and then save it as S2, etc. etc. So, the USER settings are basically things like tones/volumes/sensitivity/threshold, etc., while the S1 through S6 slots are where you save disc. patterns.
So, here are Bryce's settings, as I understand them...
Audio/Response: Normal
Audio/Sounds: Conductive
Threshold volume: 10
Tones/Threshold/Variability: 10
Tones/Threshold/Limits: 10
Audio/Volume/Max limit: 7
Audio/Volume/Gain: 10
Recovery/Deep: Off
Recovery/Fast: Off
Sensitivity: Semi-Auto "26"
These can all be set up as "USER A." Then, I believe he runs "iron mask 22." You have two options -- you can either run the machine as "USER A" (which you have now saved with Bryce's settings), and then go to "iron mask" and set it for 22, OR, you can set up a disc program that mimics iron mask 22, and then save it as, say S1; and then run that S1 pattern with your USER A settings. Does this make sense?
Steve
I'm a new user myself, but I think I have the "user" and the "disc pattern" thing figured out. If you want to set your threshold, volume, variability on tones, etc. -- you can make these settings, and then save them, either as USER A, or USER B. For instance, I set my threshold at 9, variability at 10, conductive sounds, etc. etc. These, I saved as "USER A." As far as discrimination, THESE you set up and store in S1, S2, etc. What you are storing here is only what you see on the smartfind screen's matrix -- i.e. what is "black" (disced out) and what is "white." If you want to set one up with the disc pattern completely open (matrix all white), you could for istance save that in S1; if you want to set up another one to mimic, say, some particular levels of iron masking, you can set a disc pattern up that way, and then save it as S2, etc. etc. So, the USER settings are basically things like tones/volumes/sensitivity/threshold, etc., while the S1 through S6 slots are where you save disc. patterns.
So, here are Bryce's settings, as I understand them...
Audio/Response: Normal
Audio/Sounds: Conductive
Threshold volume: 10
Tones/Threshold/Variability: 10
Tones/Threshold/Limits: 10
Audio/Volume/Max limit: 7
Audio/Volume/Gain: 10
Recovery/Deep: Off
Recovery/Fast: Off
Sensitivity: Semi-Auto "26"
These can all be set up as "USER A." Then, I believe he runs "iron mask 22." You have two options -- you can either run the machine as "USER A" (which you have now saved with Bryce's settings), and then go to "iron mask" and set it for 22, OR, you can set up a disc program that mimics iron mask 22, and then save it as, say S1; and then run that S1 pattern with your USER A settings. Does this make sense?
Steve
[size=large]should be mentioned," The only dumb question is the one you don't ask."
you really should get the emulator. after your question was posted i went to mine and stumbled around on it till i found the process. it still confusing to me but with practice i'll get it and it is easy and quick, once you've got it down.
all this info you've been given falls into place and what has been said really starts to make sense and you see they was smart after all. sorta like your
parents. dumber'n a fence post while your growing up but when you get on your own you see how smart they become.
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you really should get the emulator. after your question was posted i went to mine and stumbled around on it till i found the process. it still confusing to me but with practice i'll get it and it is easy and quick, once you've got it down.
all this info you've been given falls into place and what has been said really starts to make sense and you see they was smart after all. sorta like your
parents. dumber'n a fence post while your growing up but when you get on your own you see how smart they become.
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