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Can anyone explain the X-Y visualization and how do I get to it and use it! I can't find it In the 2.0 book or my digital kindle 3.0 copy of my book. If its in there ANYWHERE please help me out with a page number!! Thanks in advance
According to Alain at XP himself, this is not an "official" function but rather a screen for technician use - it along with the Multi Target ID (Multi TID) screen provide information that can help some users under certain conditions but neither are covered in the manuals . . . . there is a section in the new book on how to use them and what hey can be used for.
Some have swron they are the only option they use at all times but really, for most, that is not a recommended option. But if it works, then that's all that matters.
As far as what it shows, you can see if the target is ferrous or non-ferrous in nature, the approximate depth and no based on some input from testing I was involved in during the V3.X development, have the TID value shown as well as not loosing the function when you enter the screen as happened in V2.0.
Ok sweet and the multi function target I can't find in the V3 manual either, I wish I knew how to use them it sounds similar to target trace on the CTX which is a function I like very much
Ok sweet and the multi function target I can't find in the V3 manual either, I wish I knew how to use them it sounds similar to target trace on the CTX which is a function I like very much
Neither are in the manual . . . . . . but they are covered in the book ( :blush: )
The X-Y screen is similar to the Polar Plot function on the White's V3 series and somewhat akin to the Target Trace function on the CTX. The Multi TID shows what is under the coil real-time and is adjustable in terms of what signal strength it takes to trigger a display as well as the sampling period
