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• Page 3: Introduction

  • A product designed to last: Five-year warranty parts and labor, USB updates. DEUS II : discover a unique environment • Audio headphones developed and manufactured by XP in France, designed specifically to meet de- tecting requirements: no audio latency, automatic On/Off, sophisticated processor with resonances and equalizer that can be configured by the user from the remote control.

• Page 5: Table Of Contents

  TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION OPTION … Programs DEUS II RANGE Save program PRACTICAL INFORMATION Delete program Pairing Advice Pair coil Optimize your searching Delete coil Locating a target Pair wireless headphones DEUS II Delete wireless headphones Start Auto / Manual…

• Page 7: Deus Ii Range

  BH-01 Ø9’’ — 22cm Ø11’’ — 28cm Ø13’’x11’’ 34x28cm (optional) From only 815g (RC on the belt and 22cm-9’’ coil). Stem S-TELESCOPIC DEUS II WS6 MASTER WSAII WSAII-XL FX-03 WS6 Master Ø9’’ — 22cm Ø11’’ — 28cm Ø13’’x11’’ 34x28cm (optional) From only 750g (WS6 on backphones and 22cm-9’’…

• Page 8: Practical Information

  PRACTICAL INFORMATION Advice Metal detecting is a fascinating hobby that can bring you huge satisfaction. However, some basic learning is necessary to get the most enjoyment out of it. Begin by familiarizing yourself with your equipment and its operation on suitable practise ground. We recommend that you take an assortment of different objects — coins, everyday items, metal rubbish, etc.

• Page 9: Locating A Target

  PRACTICAL INFORMATION Locating a target using crossed sweeps Once the detector has indicated the approximate presence of a target in Motion mode, sweep the place where you heard the sound if you are having difficulty locating the target. Slowly re- duce the amplitude of your movements and make a mental note of the spot where the sound is loudest.

• Page 10: Assembly (Coil, Remote, Etc.)

  ASSEMBLY FMF Coil Insert the rubber washer inside the lower stem. Position the lower stem on the coil. Position the screw. Add spacer and gently tighten. Remote assembly Remove the protective cap. Insert the remote. Adjust arm rest Remove the screw. Adjust the arm rest (s-telescopic only) to one of the three positions and replace screw.

• Page 11: Remote Control

  Pinpoint (non-motion mode). Long press: GRAB (ground capture). * alternative screen: Digital scale of target conductivity from 0 to 99. G.ID Mineralization strength. G.SET OPTION MENU G.B. XP Connector multi-features Battery level Update software wired headset (Optional) Bone conduction headphones BH-01 (Optional)

• Page 12: Factory Programs

  • Thanks to the high precision that the DEUS II carries, coke and humidity can be classified with higher accuracy than with a mono-frequency metal detector. A very narrow notch zone is thus activated within frequencies 23 to 25 (see Notch >…

• Page 13
  DEUS MONO works on a single frequency like 1, but combines the advantages of DEUS II, such as its expanded frequency range to 45 kHz, improved performance, audio quality, better EMI rejection, etc. There is more likelihood of connecting with an unstable frequency while using several simultaneous fre- quencies than with just one and the DEUS MONO could help you in these situations.

• Page 14: Menu

  • The B.CAPS function (bottle caps) to reject the rusty ferrous caps effectively (Discri > Expert). Display T.ID (Target Identification) DEUS II displays deep targets more precisely through its multi-frequency process- ing that removes a large proportion of the troublesome ground effects.

• Page 15: Tones (Expert)

  DISCRIMINATION > EXPERT You can access advanced functions from the DISCRIMINATION menu by pressing EXPERT Tones 2 tones — 3 tones — 4 tones — 5 tones MENU Press > > to access the TONES screen. MENU DISCRI EXPERT TONES T.ID G.ID Choose: 2 Tones — 3 Tones — 4 Tones — 5 Tones using…

• Page 16: Full Tones (Expert)

  DISCRIMINATION > EXPERT Full tones Full Tones assigns tones specific to each target index in proportion to its conduc- MENU TONES tivity. T.ID G.ID FULL The higher the conductivity index of a target, the higher the signal. TONES E.g. aluminum foil (TID 30) will generate a 350 Hz tone, whereas a large silver coin B.CAPS (TID 95) will generate a 900 Hz tone.

• Page 17: Silencer (Expert)

  DISCRIMINATION > EXPERT / MENU Multi-Notch … Select Tone break 1 or 2 with MENU Adjust the values M — NOTCH T.ID G.ID If several targets with different conductivity levels are a problem, you can activate two other notches: N2 and N3. Use to select N2 or N3 and adjust as for N1.

• Page 18: Salt Sens

  MENU SALT SENS (Salt water sensitivity ; prg DIVING — BEACH — BEACH SENS) In addition to the general sensitivity setting, the «SALT SENS» setting has the ad- MENU SALT SENS vantage of reducing false signals, typically linked to seawater, unlike the general T.ID G.ID sensitivity which acts on all targets and all signals.

• Page 19
  MENU Type of target detected is largely de- pendent on the frequency: IRON DISCRIMINATION CAPABILITY These graphics illustrate the sensi- tivity and the ability to discriminate ferrous items depending on the fre- quency as well as the advantage of multi-frequency programs as they cover a wide spectrum of targets.

• Page 20: Iron Volume

  MENU Iron volume MENU Adjust the volume of the low-pitched tone which has a lower value than the dis- IRON VOLUME T.ID G.ID crimination setting, which normally means iron. 0 = cut-off low tones 5 = maximum low tone level REACTIVITY AUDIO RESPONSE Reactivity…

• Page 21: Audio Response

  MENU Reactivity … In terms of pure performance, the greatest detection ranges are obtained with low reactivity levels. How- ever, you will find more targets and will detect deeper on mineralized ground with medium or high reactivity levels. So do not just rely on performance in the air! Depending on the reactivity level, the length of the audio signal varies when it passes over a target, the length of crackling of ferrous items is also in proportion.

• Page 22: Ground

  GROUND Ground FAST Level of the mineralization. The higher it is the more the ground is mineralized. Pump the coil on the ground several times to assess it with more precision. Your actual current ground effect setting. OPTION MENU G.B. GRAB Ground mineralization index (measured constantly as a T.ID…

• Page 23: Manual

  GROUND Manual Mode (prg DEUS MONO only) Read the numeric value displayed by the mineralization index when you pump the coil on the ground for a few seconds, then adjust the ground effects manually with to achieve the same values. Manual mode is not available in multi-frequency programs, as it would be tedious to set each frequency independently.

• Page 24: Ground Stabilizer

  GROUND Ground Stabilizer ( Inland programs only) GROUND GND STABILI. T.ID G.ID This setting than can be adjusted from 1 to 3 and is used to define the level of ground instability / feedback you are prepared to tolerate. GRAB 1 = Most unstable level 3 = Most stable level TRACKING…

• Page 25: Pinpoint

  GROUND Pinpoint (Target localisation) PINPOINT mode is used to operate the coil motionless above a target. It is useful for locating metal targets inside houses and cellars and is also widely used to follow underground metal pipes. Access to PINPOINT screen, then update the detecting threshold with a quick press (Re-Tune manual).

• Page 26: Audio

  OPTION/AUDIO One of the many innovations of incorporates the very latest in audio processing. You can now alter the volume, set an equalizer to adjust the audio quality in your ear and your headphones, you can also choose the type of sound you would like for your detecting sessions from a sound library. Audio Out Press >…

• Page 27: Audio Type

  EQUALIZER sounds based on the target depth or size. As DEUS II can be upgraded, please refer to the online manual for the latest improvements. Audio types may have changed since this manual was printed. PWM is the traditional XP sound that you would have known on I or the wired range.

• Page 28: Settings

  OPTION/SETTINGS Adjust the main remote control setting. Press choose then OPTION SETTINGS SELECT Diving mode During deep dives, the water pressure may compress the keys on your remote OPTION DIVING control. Activate this mode to lock the keypad in diving mode as soon as you reach T.ID G.ID about 8 to 10 metres.

• Page 29: Profile

  OPTION/CONFIGURATION Profile Choose the main screen for each program (2 choices available) : Standard Screen OPTION PROFILE Standard multi-information display, with target index in bold FAST T.ID G.ID + the F/NF (ferrous/non-ferrous) graph indicating also the in- tensity of the target to assess the depth. GO TERRAIN FREQ.

• Page 30: Go Terrain

  OPTION GO TERRAIN The XP GO TERRAIN smartphone app. receives data from DEUS on the type of target in real time. Map a zone detected using the GPS on your smartphone and display all the targets detected the length of your routes, share your routes and findings with those close to you.

• Page 31: Programs

  OPTION/PROGRAM/PAIRING Programs The 12 factory programs (1 to 12) can be modified to create 12 additional user pro- OPTION PROGRAM grams from 13 to 24. T.ID G.ID All 12 factory programs will return to their original value every time the remote is PAIRING turned off and restarted.

• Page 32: Delete Coil

  UNPAIR SELECT START SELECT Start XP wireless headphones HEADPHONE Auto : XP wireless headphone paired to the remote control switch ON / OFF au- START G.ID tomatically. T.ID AUTO. Manu: XP wireless headphone paired to the remote control switch ON / OFF ma-…

• Page 33: Ws6

  WIRELESS HEADPHONES Full WS6 manual at www.xpmetaldetectors.com are not just wireless audio headphones. Without the remote con- trol, they can be a stand alone unit and connect with the coil for an extremely ergonomic and lightweight configuration. The WS6 Module can be unclipped and mounted on the stem to make the most of the control screen, the target display and all the settings.

• Page 34
  WSA II and WSA II XL Foldable and lightweight Foldable and insulating WSA II and WSA II XL are sophisticated wireless receiver headphones. Manufactured in France by XP specially for our detectors, they function with the remote control or with the WS6 Master, i.e.

• Page 35: Bh-01 Positioning

  XP are proud to present the first bone conduction headphone designed for metal detecting, BH-01. Made in France by XP, it is waterproof IP68 — 20 m so that you can dive with your Why a bone conduction headphones ? Using ordinary waterproof headphones underwater, the ear fills with water and hearing is often lessened.

• Page 36: Pinpointer

  PINPOINTER When connected, the MI-6 pinpointer transmits its audio signal directly to DEUS II; a new menu will now be available with extended functions. (refer to the MI-6 Manual) MI-6 active display screen program number PRG 2 MI-6 Battery level…

• Page 37: Batteries

  POWER SUPPLY — BATTERIES Battery life With wireless audio output With speaker output or BH-01 Remote control 30 h Battery life 15 h WS6 Headphones 14 h Battery life WSA II/WSA II XL 17 h Battery life Prg. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12 Prg.

• Page 38: Charge

  5 V/1 A minimum. Watch out for the quality of the charger and counterfeits, use a certified model from a reputable brand carrying the following certification symbols: Under no circumstances can XPLORER (XP METAL DETECTORS) be held liable for damage or loss generated by using a defective charger or failing to comply with the certification standards in force.

• Page 39: Replacing Batteries

  24 hours. • Lastly, deburr the surplus glue and reposition the coil cover. A video explaining how to replace the battery can be viewed on the XP Internet site. The batteries carry a two-year parts and labour warranty.

• Page 40: Diving & Sealing

  DIVING & SEALING is designed with robust materials that can withstand salt environments. For example, the con- nectors, fastenings and coil charging contacts are made from marine grade stainless steel. However, pre- cautions must be taken as with any diving equipment: Rinse your detector with fresh water after using it on the beach and before unscrewing the connector or plug.

• Page 41: Aerial Antenna Assembly

  DIVING & SEALING Aerial Antenna assembly This aerial antenna ensures a perfect connection of radiowaves between the coil and the remote control or the WS6 when submerged . There is no need for this if you only submerge the coil by a few centimeters.

• Page 42: General

  PROBLEMS and SOLUTIONS You become aware of abnormal performance, instability, false signals or interference, for no apparent reason CAUSES SOLUTIONS The machine is over sensitive. Lower the sensitivity. You are in a high EMI zone with a great deal of Lower the sensitivity, change or shift frequency.

• Page 43: Specifications

  SPECIFICATIONS Radio Link XP Link, Digital wireless Channels 36 automatic channels Radio Frequency specification FREQUENCY POWER Radio link 2.40 à 2.48 GHz <2.11 dBm Detection 3.9 à 135.7 KHz <72dBµA/m at 10m Features/Settings Detection frequencies Simultaneous Multi Frequency (40dBµA/m at 10m) or between the 49 single frequencies from 4 to 45 kHz.

• Page 44: Accessories

  ACCESSORIES AND OPTION DEUS II 22.5cm-9’’ FMF 28cm-11’’ FMF 34x28cm -13’’x11’’ (XPRSW) (FMF22) (FMF28) FMF (FMF3428) WSA II WSA II XL FX-03 BH-01 (XPWS6) (XPWSA2) (XPWSA2XL) CLIP HOLSTER MI-6 MI-4 LANYARD PINPOINTER PINPOINTER (XPMI61) (XPMI61) HIPMOUNTDE- CLIP JACK RC JACK…

• Page 45: Spare Parts

  TELESCOPIC STEM 10 * COIL COVER LOWER STEM D05B-A COIL D041 D06/DO6BLACK * D0894 D042 D038D D061 D072 DEUS II WS6-TOP WS6-BACK WS6-PCBLCD (without battery) D088WS-WTUBE (battery) WS AUDIO II WSAII-TOP WSAII-PCB (without battery WSAII-BACK D088WS-WTUBE (battery) MI-6/MI-4 PPCAP VIS2.2*9.5TF…

• Page 46: Factory Programs Spec

  FACTORY PROGRAMS SPEC Prg 1 Prg 2 Prg 3 Prg 4 Prg 5 Prg 6 Prg 7 Prg 8 Prg 9 Prg 10 Prg 11 Prg 12 MENU -6.4 to Discri -6.4 1 tones 2 tones 100 to 3 tones 4 tones 5 tones PITCH…

• Page 47: Recommendation/Law

  RECOMMENDATIONS/LAW Detecting is an activity that, like most leisure activities, requires a few general guidelines. These recom- mendations will allow everyone to enjoy their hobby to the full while respecting laws, locations, environ- ment and people. Respect the law! — Find out about existing metal detecting laws in your country.

• Page 48: Radio Waves Safety

  For more information on places for disposing of electrical waste, please contact the shop where you purchased this product. Alternatively you can re- turn it to your supplier, or directly to XP. The same is true for the lithium batteries which must be recycled appropriately.

• Page 49: Xp Warranty

  • Batteries, chargers and connectors carry a two-year warranty. In the event of any fault or malfunction please contact your XP dealer for advice. Any part needing to be returned to the dealer or the distributor must be accompanied by a note explaining the fault. Carriage/ shipping costs are the customer’s responsibility.

• Page 52
  OPTION > PAIRING (headphones) > START. The flashing led indicates the awakening of the coil it flashes every second. By default the DEUS II starts in the factory program N ° 1 GENERAL. to select one of the optional 12 factory programs.