Minelab Manticore new user guide part 1
In video 1 we will be exploring the Minelab Manticore user interface and demonstrating some key features, such as the shortcuts, also known as soft keys.
The Minelab Manticore uses a 2D screen, this clear and precise interface offers a wealth of target information, helping you to dig the good targets while ignoring the trash.

So grab a coffee, sit back and absorb yourself into the fine art of metal detecting.

Minelab Manticore new user guide part 2
In this video, we will be looking at the Factory Programs. Each Manticore factory program has been designed to give you the best metal detecting experience.
There are 10 factory programs to choose from, ranging from inland, parks, beach and Gold hunting.
Once you become confident with your Minelab Manticore, these factory programs can all be customised to fine tune your metal detector and take your detecting experience one step closer to becoming a metal detecting expert.

Minelab Manticore new user guide part 3
This video deep dives into the extensive Minelab menus and Sub-Menus.
Everything is explained in detail from the ground up.
We explain some complex features such as Ground Balance and stabiliser adjustments. When to use them and when to ignore them.
Minelab Manticore Audio Themes
The Manticore audio themes can be a little confusing for some, however once they are explained in a calm and simple way, they will make perfect sense.
Understanding what every feature adjusts is a key part to becoming a Minelab Manticore expert.

Minelab Manticore new user guide part 4
In video number 4 we will be gaining momentum on our Minelab Manticore journey and discovering how to manipulate the audio tones and tone breaks.
Key Frames Explained
Understanding key frames is quite possibly the hardest thing to learn on the Minelab Manticore, once understood, you will realise they are simply start and end points that allow the user to fine tune the manticore audio tones.
Key frames allow the user to make changes to tone ranges and tone breaks.
Once you have found your favourite tone choice, simply save as a favourite program.

Minelab Manticore new user guide part 5
The Minelab Manticore has a complex discrimination
Discrimination is used to reject unwanted TID ranges, ferrous or non-ferrous.
Minelab Manticore Ferrous Bars
The Manticore uses upper and lower ferrous bars, and also a sidebar.
In this final video, we talk about the importance of setting the discrimination correctly in order to not reject desired targets that have a low conductivity.
The discrimination works in harmony with the 2D screen, giving you the best metal detecting experience possible.
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