Target ID
I've been studying the target ID of the Toltec 100 and I haven't quite figured out how it works. From what I can tell the RC4200 is being used to do mathematical division. The voltage on pin8 is divided by the voltage on pin5. I think there is also multiplication based on the voltage on pin1. Maybe someone else can tell me if I'm right or wrong. Also, why are 4 sections needed(the bottom 4 on schematic). I can't seem to grasp what's happening there.
Merc
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Revision 4
I had U15 labeled as an LM339 when it was an LM393. Fixed this and decided to repost. I am currently still working on a SMD version of the Toltec 100.Attached Files
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Guest repliedhelpme
Help ; Sende-me eschema and ajuste the metal detetor MD-5008Originally posted by Qiaozhi View PostPlease post it anyway.
I bought a detecting metal MD-5008 in the china and him it came with defect and it doesn't work ordered an email for it manufactures her/it in Shanghai and them don't want to order me the outline. I ask help the friends and frann.
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Ello forum,
yes is a volume control For the photos i think i show all because to take pictures of the pcb under you must disconnect a bunch of wires and in this moment i can not ok -In the photos you can see the capacidor for the receive coil and for the transmit coil you see a small white mark ... and a 0015 i near LF353 in the last photo, ok
Regards
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more pictures
Hi Alexismex
Thank you ,pictures very useful ,can you upload
More pictures ?
Best regards.
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Looks like the one in the pics has been modified. Is that some type of volume control next to the speaker?
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Toltec-100
Some photos of the TOLTEC-100 to see components ,
Regards to the forums,
AlexisAttached Files- Toltec100-front.jpg (85.7 KB, 2654 views)
- Toltec100-front2.jpg (76.2 KB, 2566 views)
- T100-cifull.jpg (125.9 KB, 2544 views)
- T100-ci1.jpg (158.4 KB, 2575 views)
- T100-ci2.jpg (137.9 KB, 2520 views)
- T100-ci3.jpg (113.5 KB, 2460 views)
- T100-ci4.jpg (97.5 KB, 2428 views)
- T100-ci5.jpg (179.2 KB, 2413 views)
- T100-ci6.jpg (156.9 KB, 2391 views)
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I no longer have a Toltec 80 to examine. I can tell you though that I believe they were identical to the 100 minus the notch disc. circuit.
Merc
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Hi Merc
Very Thanks Merc for your reverse engineering .
Your drawing for Toltec 100 very useful work because
It is help to people that will be know more about metal
Detectors technology.
Can you revisit Toltec 80 circuit ?
Best regards .
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Rev 3
Thanks ApBerg. You are exactly right. I knew the guys here could help spot my mistakes.
Thanks Geo. I'm glad a lot of you can appreciate how difficult it was. It's worth it though if it helps the people of this forum learn something. I'm considering trying to make a surface mount version of this detector, not sure that I have the patience though.
So I have made the changes and here is rev3.
P.S. A funny story on the subject of the Toltec 100. I haven't had a chance to use this detector much since buying it. I bought it just to take apart and study. So I took it out and had lots of false signals. The ID was right but it was way to noisy. Back home, I checked it with a piece of ferrite that I had. It started beeping like crazy. I tried several other detectors I had on the ferrite and they totally ignored it. So I decided to adjust the hot-rock reject. I wore that pot out trying to null out the ferrite but it just didn't seem to help. Not sure why but I decided to check out the notch circuit. THe notch was WAY to wide. What had happened? Hmmmm, wrong pot. I drew the schematic and still turned the wrong dang pot. Anyway after getting on the RIGHT pot, the ferrite nulled right out. Much quieter now.
THE ENDAttached Files
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Guest repliedA very good work Merc , I know the difficulty because I have the toltec 100 and i never want to trace it when i open the case ...too much work...congratulation again
saludos
Alexis
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Toltec power
Hello Merc.
Thanks for the circuit ! Can you check the 47k resistors in the volt.conv. think it must be 4k7 ?
I have send you a mail, it came beck, is your mailadres correct ?
Best regards.
Ap
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Thanks guys
Thanks Max for pointing that out. I have corrected this. I double checked and the bypass capacitor across the feedback resistor in the receive circuit is an 8pF.
Northerntrowel you are also correct. I have corrected and here is rev2.
Keep'em coming!Attached Files
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Hi! Merc
That's a big work!
Thanks! a lot!
On your Rev1 drawing, check at the control wires of U18A and U18D.They are not connected.If you look at pin 2 of U18A,the first wire connected is the one who should be conneted to the control wires of U18A/U18D.(in according of your previous drawing).
Best regard.
JF
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