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SeekTech SR-60
the Main Menu, they will not appear when using the
Frequency Key to cycle through frequencies.
Frequencies which appear in the Main Menu and are
checked for activation are called “Checked-Active”.
Frequencies that are “Checked-Active” can be cycled
through simply by pressing the Frequency Key
(see
Figure 7). A frequency chosen by pressing the
Frequency Key becomes the “In Use” frequency.
Frequencies currently available by default include:
Sonde Mode
• 512 Hz*
Active Line Trace Mode:
• 128 Hz*
• 1 kHz*
• 8 kHz*
• 33 kHz*
• 93 kHz*
• 262 kHz*
Power (Passive Line Trace Mode):
• 60 Hz (9
th
) *
• < 4 kHz *
Radio Frequency
• 4 kHz—15 kHz (L) *
• 15 kHz – 35kHz (H) *
OmniSeek (multi-range <4kHz – 35kHz)*
(* = Checked-Active Frequencies)
Keypad
Figure 7: Keypad
• Power/Right Key – Powers SR-60 on.
Powers the SR-60 down after a 3-second
countdown. The countdown can be
interrupted before shutdown by pressing any
key. Used to move to the right in some
screens.
•
Up and Down Keys – Used for
locating choices during menu selection; used
for setting volume level when the Volume
Control Key has been pressed. If Signal
Focus is activated, the Up and Down Keys
will change the Signal Focus setting up and
down.
•
Select Key – Used to make a choice
during Menu selection; in normal operation,
to force a Measured Depth reading and re-
center audio tone. Can be used to force a
“quick-check” trace-line and Measured Depth
display.
•
Menu Key – Used to display a “tree” of
choices including frequency selections,
display element choices, brightness and
contrast, and restoring default settings. In a
menu, will move up one level.
•
Volume Control Key – Used to raise or
lower the volume setting; will cycle the
volume by steps, increasing to maximum and
then mute. Pressing the Volume Key opens
the volume control panel if it is closed. When
open, the control panel will close after ten
seconds if no keys are pressed. Volume can
also be raised and lowered using the Up and
Down Keys when the Volume screen is open.