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Now that the words out, More info on "AUDIO TONE ID"Please

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Just curious if the machine's audio sounds have changes from the 1500 machine.
 
John, that I don't know yet. My field rep has the prototype and is testing it up in VA. When he comes back thru within a week I will be able to test it as well. Soon as I know I will report on it.
Garrett will be running Ad's on it in the coming month in Western & Eastern and Lost Treasure Magazines.
I should be getting catalog sheets on it shortly, if you would like one let me know and I'll send it to you, or anyone else that would like one.
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It has the standard tones for conductivity ID plus It does a short chirp when in the "profiling" mode. Profiling is the function when it is checking for size range.
 
Hi All!
Does any one have a clue as to what type of processor Garrett is using in the 1350? Just wondering.
Thanks
 
He is using the DSP-based PowerMaster.
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Thanks for the info. Yes I knew he was using a DSP Powermaster however I was wondering what type of processor is in the Detector. Perhaps they are using a Texas Instrument TMS 320 family processor for doing the Digital Signal Processing. This detector could be a killer in terms of what can be derived from the target signature.I will wait for the field reports before I buy.
Regards
 
but I don't know if they stuck with the same chips for the new machines.
 
Yeah Charlie we can nick name it the "roadrunner." <img src="/metal/html/lol.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":lol">
Bill
 
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