RIDGID SeekTech SR-60 Manual page 34

SeekTech SR-60
Signal Focus
Control
Note this means that when using a more narrow Signal Focus
Control setting, it is necessary to move the receiver along the
line more slowly. This is a trade-off for the improved focus, and
will avoid missing data updates at the slower rate.
When it is selected on, the Signal Focus Control is changed to
narrower or wider settings using the Up (narrower) and Down
(wider) Keys.
Signal Focus Control is useful when you need to focus in on a
particular signal with detail.
Sound Muting —>99 feet
This option automatically mutes sound when Measured Depth is
greater than 99 feet (30 m). If it is unchecked, the sound will not
mute automatically.
Tracing Line Response
The Tracing Line distortion response checkbox sets the sensitiv-
ity of the Target Line's distortion display to low, medium, or high-
or disables it altogether. The higher the setting, the more sensi-
tive the "distortion cloud" around the Tracing Line becomes.
If the distortion response is disabled, the Tracing Line will be-
come a single solid line, and the screen will show a second,
dashed, line called the Distortion Line. (See page 36 for a descrip-
tion of using this alternative display.)
Frequency Selection Control
Additional available frequencies on the Master Frequency Menu
can be added to the Main Menu list of available frequencies by
going to the Frequency Selection Control sub-menu
and selecting the desired mode. All frequencies available in the
SR-60 for that mode will be displayed.
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Figure 57: Signal Focus Control
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Checked frequencies are already "Currently Available" – that is,
selected to appear in the Main Menu. From there, they can be set
to "Checked-Active" status to make them available by use of the
Frequency Key . Checking a frequency to add it to the Main
Menu will set the unit to operating in that frequency and place it
in Checked-Active status.
To select additional frequencies, highlight and select the
Frequency Selection Control
category of the desired frequency (Figure 58). Press the Select
Key .
Figure 58: Selecting a Frequency Category
Then use the Up and Down Keys to scroll through the available
frequencies. Highlight the desired frequency to add it to the cur-
rently available list (Figure 59).
Checking a frequency (using the Select Key) will enable it to be
included in the "Currently Available" list of frequencies on the
Main Menu (Figure 60). Once on the Main Menu, it can be set
to "Checked-Active" status, and then be put into use using the
Frequency Key .
Figure 59: Highlighting a Frequency
to Activate
sub-menu. Highlight the