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We propose to examine the main errors made by novice users of the Intronic when working with the device. The first point to highlight is the manufacturer's recommendation - even with extensive experience with other programs, begin your acquaintance with the Intronic using the first factory program

A hodograph is a technology for visual identification of the VDI number (counting starts from the vertical axis). The further to the right (more positive) the slope of the hodograph, the larger the detected object and the more noble its metal.

Manufacturers of the latest generation of digital metal detectors embed factory search programs into their devices during the production phase. Intronic is no exception in this regard. Thanks to the presence of basic programs, even novice users who lack the skills to configure metal detectors independently can engage in searching.

The firmware version 2.30 for the Intronik ST metal detector introduced the TI1 filter. Its primary objective is to enhance search efficiency, improve the recognition quality of valuable items, and discriminate against questionable iron. Depending on the search task, soil characteristics, and operating conditions, the user can adjust the boundaries of the TI1 filter and sensitivity settings.

Access to the Discrimination menu is provided by holding down the AM button on the control unit of the AKA Intronik metal detector. The primary adjustment made here is the setting of the upper discrimination limits based on the 2F ID number. Depending on the search tasks, the user can set the rejection boundaries for unwanted objects in the upper part of the 2F ID scale from a value of 0 and above.

The audio menu is accessible through the “A” button (short press to enter). The primary menu settings include:

The "M1" menu is designed for setting up interference filters and false signal elimination. To access this menu, press and hold the "M" button.

The "M" main menu contains all the essential search settings for the AKA Intronik metal detector. Access to the menu is granted by a short press of the "M" button.

Sensor adaptation and ground compensation tuning are critical procedures that are essential for the AKA Intronik STF metal detector to function properly.

The Intronik STF is a professional metal detector designed to address a wide range of search tasks. Currently, it is rightfully considered one of the deepest among all ground metal detectors (MD). This Russian-made model efficiently filters out small metal debris and detects large iron objects at depths of up to 2.5 meters.