C-SCOPE CS880 Operating Instructions Manual

CS880

Cover Locator

Operating Instructions

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C.Scope International Ltd.

Kingsnorth Technology Park, Wotton Road,
Ashford, Kent TN23 6LN, UK.

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Ref. B1063 v5

C.SCOPE is an ISO 9001 Accredited Quality Manufacturer.

Waste electrical products should not be disposed of with household waste. Please recycle where facilities exist.
Check with your local authority or retailer for recycling advice (In the UK visit www.recycle-more.co.uk).

Copyright© 2018 C.Scope International Ltd.

C.Scope has a policy of continuous product development and reserves the right to change the design, specication

and labelling without notice. All errors and omissions excepted.

This product emits radio frequency elds. The use of radio frequency emitting metal locators may be restricted in

certain territories. Check with local authorities before use.

Operating frequency 17.0kHz +/- 1.0kHz

Max radio frequency power at 1m 64.5 dBµA/m +/- 6bB

Detection Range:

Mode Target 1 (mm) Target 2 (mm)

ON 210 0

Target 1 50mm x 50mm x 1.0mm Copper

Target 2 14mm diameter Chromium plated steel ball

Settings ON

Environment In air, 1.5m from any ground and 5m from any metal. Very low ambient electromagnetic eld.

Operational Note Extraneous electromagnetic elds may result in false positive indications.

EU declaration:

C.Scope International Ltd declare that the radio equipment type CS880 is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU.

The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at csmetaldetectors.com/doc

Warranty

The C.Scope 880 Cover Locator is guaranteed against defects in materials
and workmanship for 36 months. For conditions see cslocators.com/warranty

To Assemble

Set the stem to desired length by
releasing the twist lock, (twist surplus
lead around the stem close to the
handle).

Adjust the head to the correct angle
and tighten the head bolt.

Twist and release
to adjust length

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Cover Locator

Operating Instructions

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To Fit Batteries

Unscrew the four captive screws on
the battery compartment, found on the
underside of the control box, lift out the
holder and load 8 AA (LR6) batteries.

Take care to t the batteries the correct

way round as indicated on the holder.

Individually rotate the batteries in the
holder to ensure good connections.
Push the battery holder back into the
compartment so that the contacts touch

(see diagram below). Ret the battery

compartment cover.

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Insert 8X AA
(LR6) Batteries

Switch on

Hold the locator search head clear of
metal and hold down the “I” (ON) button
until a slow ticking is heard. (The red

target light will ash at the same rate.)

The green battery condition light will
illuminate.

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Search

Sweep the area in a grid pattern,
keeping the search head level
approximately 50mm (2 inches)
above the ground.

Detection of a metal cover is indicated
by an audible pitch increase and target
light brightness increase. Small metal
targets are ignored.

To aid pin pointing a target accurately,
‘desensitise’ the locator by moving the
search head into the response area and
momentarily press the I (ON) button.
Then relocate the strongest signal from
the target.

To switch o press the O button.
The locator will automatically power o

after approximately 20 minutes unless
the ON button is pressed.

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Batteries

Replace batteries when green battery
condition light extinguishes.

Precautions

False or incorrect signals may occur
when the locator is used close to other
large metal objects such as vehicles or
chain link fencing.

Controls

Battery OK light

Target found light

OFF push switch

ON push switch

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