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Discrimination vs Mode

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Acornhead

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What is the difference.I know how to manually enter a discrimination pattern, but when I try to save it as a mode, I can't. What is the difference between a pattern and a mode? Should I just hunt using a pattern and forget about figuring the mode? Des in Buffalo
 
When saving a pattern, the E-Trac saves the discrimination.
When saving a mode, the E-Trac saves the settings. i.e. volume, volume gain, conduct/ferrous, number of tones etc...

All of the modes I've saved have the same discrimination, but the settings (volume, volume gain, conduct/ferrous, number of tones) are different.

Robert...
 
Setup modes for different types of hunting, like TTF, maybe FAST On for trashy areas and DEEP ON for normal hunitng.
Then save discrim pattterns .

Then you can mix and match you "modes" with your "patterns". But you want to save a few different modes so you don't have to change settings, etc. more often.
 
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