GLP403b
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DFX Programming Question: Best Data & Correlate...
I'm a little confused about 2 parts of the programming. In the 2 FREQ. (BEST DATA) and 2 FREQ. (CORRELATE) mode, if you were to select off, what is the default kHz used by the MD? Meaning, are both frequencies used or just one? I'm still not understanding why you would turn these two options on or off, or use one versus another.
I believe I understand the CORRELATE Mode more than the BEST DATA Mode. If I'm understanding correctly, in the CORRELATE Mode, both frequencies have to agree on a target, otherwise it will not pick it up. Why would you want both frequencies to agree on a target? Would this option be selected (turned on) for high trash areas?
I'm not entirely understanding the BEST DATA Mode and why it would be used or not used and what frequencies the MD uses by default if BEST DATA Mode is turned on or off.
Also, if I'm understanding this correctly, the DFX MD can actually read and transmit 3 frequencies? Meaning, it uses 3, 6.6, and 15 kHz frequencies? I'm also a little confused about that.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
I'm a little confused about 2 parts of the programming. In the 2 FREQ. (BEST DATA) and 2 FREQ. (CORRELATE) mode, if you were to select off, what is the default kHz used by the MD? Meaning, are both frequencies used or just one? I'm still not understanding why you would turn these two options on or off, or use one versus another.
I believe I understand the CORRELATE Mode more than the BEST DATA Mode. If I'm understanding correctly, in the CORRELATE Mode, both frequencies have to agree on a target, otherwise it will not pick it up. Why would you want both frequencies to agree on a target? Would this option be selected (turned on) for high trash areas?
I'm not entirely understanding the BEST DATA Mode and why it would be used or not used and what frequencies the MD uses by default if BEST DATA Mode is turned on or off.
Also, if I'm understanding this correctly, the DFX MD can actually read and transmit 3 frequencies? Meaning, it uses 3, 6.6, and 15 kHz frequencies? I'm also a little confused about that.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.