Garrett Axiom User Manual

Quick Start Steps

This section provides the basic procedures needed to begin detecting with your Garrett Axiom.

1. Power ON: Press and release the ON / OFF Power button.
2. Set Sensitivity, Threshold, and Volume: Adjust these to preferred levels.
3. Perform Frequency Scan: If needed to eliminate electrical interference. Press MENU button until FREQ SCAN is selected, then press the MENU plus (+) button to begin. This process takes approximately 45 seconds.
4. Ground Balance: If needed to eliminate ground response. Press and hold the GND BAL button while bouncing the coil above the ground until ground response disappears or becomes as small as possible.
5. Begin Scanning: Lower the searchcoil to about one-half inch (1.25 cm) above the ground and scan the coil left and right at approximately 3 feet/second (1 meter/second). The coil must be in motion for target detection.

Factory Reset (if desired): All settings are saved at Power OFF. To return all settings to the original factory values, press and hold the Power button for five (5) seconds until a double-beep is heard.

Factory settings are:

Axiom Carton Contents

The Axiom is packaged with the following parts, some partially assembled. If any part is missing, please contact Garrett Customer Service.

• Stem assembly with mounted control box
• Axiom booster pack
• Upper and lower stem
• Warranty card
• Soft carry case
• Searchcoil with coil cover installed (Note: Searchcoil types and sizes vary according to package purchased)
• Bolt, mounting washers
• USB-C charging cable
• 12V cigarette to alligator cables and USB to cigar adaptor (Optional item in some kits)
• Wall charger and adaptors
• MS-3 Wireless headphones and Micro-USB charging cable (Note: headphone type may vary by package)

Assembly

Extend shaft, insert washers

1. Release lower stem clamp.
2. Extend lower stem.
3. Press mounting washers into place.

Attach the searchcoil

1. Insert lower stem assembly into searchcoil bracket.
2. Insert bolt in direction shown, and lightly hand-tighten bolt.

Connect the searchcoil

1. Fully lengthen lower stem until it snaps into place; then adjust upper stem to comfortable length, and close stem clamps.
2. Wrap cable snugly around stem with first turn of cable over the stem.
3. Insert coil connector into back of control box, making sure to properly line up connectors, and tighten collar.

Adjusting arm cuff (if desired)

1. Use the hex wrench (stored below the cuff) to remove all four screws within the arm cuff.
2. Cuff can be moved as many as two slots forward or two slots backward. (At least two bolts must be secured through the cuff for stability.)
3. Reinsert all four screws and tighten.

Controls

The Axiom control panel features several buttons and indicators:

• 1. Power ON/OFF and OPERATE: Hold for one second to turn power ON or OFF. Press and hold for five seconds to restore Factory Settings. Tap to exit MENU settings.
• 2. VOLUME Plus/Minus buttons: Use to increase or decrease detector volume.
• 3. SENSITIVITY Plus/Minus buttons: Use to increase or decrease Sensitivity setting. While adjusting MENU settings, these Plus/Minus buttons are also used to alter detector settings.
• 4. MENU/Iron Check: Repeatedly press to scroll through menu items, then press the Plus (+) or Minus (-) buttons directly above the Menu button to change setting. Press and hold this button to utilize the Iron Check function (see page 21).
• 5. THRESHOLD Plus/Minus: Use to increase or decrease the background audio hum that is added to the target response.
• 6. Ground Balance: Hold the GND BAL button while bouncing coil above the ground until ground response disappears or becomes as small as possible.

LCD/Display Elements

The LCD screen displays various indicators and settings:

• 1. Signal Strength Indicator: Directional bar graphs indicate both signal strength and polarity (i.e., high tones to the right; low tones to the left).
• 2. Iron Check: Indicates that Axiom's Iron Check feature is in use (see page 19).
• 3. Mode: Indicates which detection mode is currently selected. Select from Fine, Normal, Large or Salt.
• 4. Frequency Scan: Use to automatically select the quietest detecting frequency when audio response is erratic due to EMI. When FREQ SCAN is highlighted, press Plus (+) Menu button to begin the scan or Minus (-) button to exit the scan. Takes approximately 45 seconds.
• 5. Tone: Scroll through 00 to 99 to select your preferred audio tone.
• 6. Audio Type: Select 0 for PWM audio or 01 for VCO audio (see page 14).
• 7. Sensitivity: Indicates current Sensitivity setting.
• 8. Battery Level: Shows status of battery life (25% per segment). Recharge battery when one segment remains.
• 9. Speed: Select Slow, Medium or Fast detection speed (see page 17).
• 10. Ground Track: Select Off, Slow, Medium or Fast continuous ground tracking speeds (see page 22).
• 11. Backlight: Indicates LCD Backlight is on.
• 12. Wireless headphones: Wireless icon flashes while attempting to pair. Wireless icon is solid when unit is paired with headphones.
• 13. Gnd Balance Arrows: Indicates the trending direction of ground balance when Gnd Track is on.
• 14. Gnd Balance Indicator: Displays while performing ground balance.
• 15. Ground Balance Values: Shown by the upper and lower 2-digit numbers.

Note: Use the Plus (+) or Minus (-) above the Menu button to adjust any of the Menu options. Axiom automatically exits the Menu settings after 20 seconds with no activity; or, simply press the OPERATE button at any time to exit the Menu.

Battery Information

Basic Information

• Battery Type: Internal Lithium-Ion
• Battery Life: 16 hrs typical, depending on settings
• Battery Scale: 25% per pixel, bottom pixel flashes at 5% remaining
• Recharge Time: 7 to 8 hours from supplied 3-amp USB wall charger or comparable USB port (with detector OFF, longer if ON). Charge times will increase with lower-rated chargers.
• Charging Status: Flashing while charging, solid when charged
• Battery Life Cycle: Batteries will last for many years. Recharge at least once a year.
• Charging Note: Detector should be switched off during charging to speed the charging process. Use a 5V USB-C power source that can provide 3 amps to achieve the fastest charge time.

Note on Battery Life Cycle: To extend the life of your detector's internal battery, it should be charged prior to storage for extended periods and recharged at least once per year. It is not necessary to fully discharge the Axiom battery prior to charging.

In the event of premature battery failure, the battery can be replaced at any certified Garrett service center.

Axiom Booster Pack

In the event of a depleted battery, Axiom can be operated with a booster pack, when needed. Expect 6 to 8 hours of operation.

1. Power the booster pack with eight (8) AA alkaline or NiMh batteries. Note the proper direction for inserting each battery. This pack will not recharge the Axiom internal battery and is only functional when the Axiom's internal battery is completely discharged.
2. Clip the pack into the stand below the cuff; it clicks into place.
3. Plug in the USB connector.

The USB-C charging port is located under a weatherproof rubber flap on the back of Axiom.

Detecting / Recharging with other USB Power Bank

A standard 5-volt USB power bank can be used to power the Axiom and/or to recharge its internal battery. A power bank with a 3-amp capacity will provide the fastest charge.

Charging From 12V Battery Terminals (optional)

Attach the black negative (-) clip to the negative (-) battery terminal, and the red positive (+) clip to the positive (+) battery terminal. Plug the charging connector into the USB-C port on the rear of the Axiom. Charge time is approximately 10 hours.

Z-Lynk Wireless Operation

Axiom features a built-in Z-Lynk wireless transmitter which can be used with Garrett MS-3 wireless headphones and any Z-Lynk enabled devices. A Z-Lynk Wireless headphone icon on the LCD indicates the current status of your wireless connection. A steady icon indicates pairing and range; a flashing icon indicates searching for a receiver; absence of the icon indicates the transmitter is off.

Pairing:

To pair with new headphones/receiver, switch the headphone/receiver on, hold within 2 feet (0.6 meters) of the Axiom. Power on Axiom. Repeatedly press the MENU button until the wireless icon is highlighted. Press the (+) button to pair.

Once paired, if the headphone/receiver is switched off or moved out of range, Axiom will search and attempt to reconnect for 5 minutes (indicated by a flashing icon). If not reestablished, Axiom will switch off its wireless transmitter. To reconnect, switch the Axiom off and then on again.

Unpairing:

To unpair (forget) headphones, press the MENU button to select the wireless icon and then use the (-) button to unpair.

Use of optional wired headphones:

Axiom can also be operated with any wired headphones that have a 1/4" plug. For headphones with an 1/8" plug, an optional adaptor is available from Garrett.

Note: Packages shipped with MS-3 headphones include a user's guide for full details on wireless headphone operation.

Functions and Settings

Your Axiom is a highly sensitive pulse induction detector engineered for ease of operation. Each of its specific settings and functions are fully described in the following pages.

Factory Reset

Any changes made to Axiom settings are saved when the unit is switched off. To return all settings back to the original Factory values, press and hold the Power button for five (5) seconds. Axiom will produce a double beep to indicate that Factory Reset is complete.

Frequency Scan

Use this function to obtain the quietest operating frequency. Audio responses can become erratic due to electromagnetic interference (EMI) from sources like power lines, other detectors, or indoors. To check for EMI, hold the Axiom searchcoil stationary away from any metal. If the detector remains noisy, it is caused by EMI.

To perform a Frequency Scan:

• Hold searchcoil stationary away from any metal.
• Press MENU button until FREQ SCAN is highlighted.
• Use the MENU plus (+) button to begin process. Axiom will scan through 100 frequencies, recheck the best 5, and then automatically pick the best frequency.
• Takes approximately 45 seconds.

Note: If you accidentally activate Frequency Scan and wish to exit, press the Minus (-) button. The setting will return to its previous value.

Detection Modes

The Axiom has four Search Mode options: Fine, Normal, Large, and Salt. Each is optimized for specific types of detecting. The Factory Default mode is Fine.

Press MENU button until MODE is selected, then use the Menu Plus (+) or (-) button to select the desired mode. Press Operate to exit the MENU, or press MENU to proceed to the next menu item.

• FINE Mode: Provides maximum detection on small, low-conductivity targets (like fine gold and specimen gold), and good detection of medium/large targets. It can be more susceptible to ground minerals, hot rocks, or saltwater due to its increased sensitivity. FINE is typically preferred for most conditions.
• NORMAL Mode: Provides very good detection on all size targets. It is less reactive in highly mineralized soil but has reduced detection of very small targets.
• LARGE Mode: Maintains strong detection of large targets while reducing small and medium targets. It reduces susceptibility to highly mineralized ground and hot rocks.
• SALT Mode: Designed for use in mineralized areas with wet salt content, primarily for wet saltwater beaches. It may also be useful for dry inland salt lakes and goldfields with high salt concentration. It is recommended to try other modes first for inland conditions.

Volume and Threshold Adjustment

Volume Control

Use the Volume Plus (+) or Minus (-) buttons to adjust the maximum audio level produced by a large signal. This does not affect the audio level or sensitivity of a faint signal; Volume acts as a "limiter". Axiom Volume is adjustable between 0 (no audio output) and 24. The default setting is 24.

Threshold

Use the Threshold Plus (+) or Minus (-) buttons to adjust the constant audio background "hum" added to the target response. Axiom Threshold is adjustable between -9 and 25. The default setting is 15.

It is recommended the Threshold be set to a barely audible level, or just below, based on hearing ability and surrounding audio conditions. Running with a high Threshold level may obscure faint signals. Setting the Threshold level too low may prevent faint signals from being heard. Readjust the audio Threshold level as conditions change (e.g., strong winds, surf noise) that affect your ability to hear the background hum.

Tone and Audio Options

The Axiom allows users to change the pitch of audio tones and select from two distinctly different audio types.

Tone Adjustment

Press the MENU button until TONE is selected, then press the MENU Plus (+) or Minus (-) buttons to scroll through 100 available tone shifts. Each shift is minor, allowing adjustment to a preferred tone. Note: TONE adjustment is only available when operating in VCO audio type (Audio 01).

Audio Type

Press the MENU button until AUDIO is selected, then press the MENU Plus (+) or Minus (-) buttons to select either Audio 00 (PWM audio) or Audio 01 (VCO audio). The default setting is Audio 01 (VCO).

In either audio type, the Axiom's continuous audio responds proportionately to the target's signal strength. Large/strong signals sound loud, and small/weak signals sound faint, enhancing the ability to judge a target's size, shape, and depth. Proportional audio also allows the operator to hear faint background noise. Some minor audio noise/chatter is normal for high-performance pulse detectors.

General Rule: Poor conductors (small nuggets, specimen gold, nickels, small bronze coins) produce a high tone followed by a low-tone echo. Good conductors (large nuggets, copper/silver coins) produce a low tone followed by a high-tone echo. A target on the borderline may fluctuate between high and low tones.

Iron Targets: Iron targets can vary widely in readings. Small iron is often a high tone, and large iron is often a low tone, but not always.

• Audio 00 (PWM Audio): Target's volume increases proportionally with signal strength, but audio pitch is fixed at either a high or low tone.
• Audio 01 (VCO Audio): Target's volume and audio pitch both increase proportionately with signal strength. Preferred by most users for its smooth response and ability to perceive faint targets.

Target Signal Strength Indicators

Detected targets are heard and shown on the Axiom. The upper bargraph shows signal strength and polarity. Targets with high tones create a proportional response toward the right; low-tone targets create a response toward the left.

Backlight, Speed, and Sensitivity

Backlight

Press MENU until the Backlight icon is selected, then press MENU Plus (+) or Minus (-) buttons to switch the LCD backlight on or off, for searching at night or in low-light situations. The backlight will automatically activate when scrolling through the menu and return to its selected setting once the menu is exited.

Speed

This adjustment refers to the coil scanning speed and target recovery speed (Reactivity). Set Speed according to your preferred scanning speed, recovery speed/reactivity, and EMI noise conditions.

Press MENU until SPEED is selected, then press MENU Plus (+) or Minus (-) buttons to choose between Slow, Medium, or Fast scan speeds.

• SLOW: Produces smoothest, quietest operation for excellent depth and sensitivity, but requires a slow coil swing and has less ability to separate adjacent targets due to slower reactivity.
• MED (Default): General-purpose selection for moderate coil swing speed. Provides increased ability to separate adjacent targets due to medium reactivity. May have increased EMI and noise chatter compared to SLOW, but still offers good depth and sensitivity.
• FAST: Allows faster coil swing to search areas more quickly and increased ability to separate adjacent targets due to faster reactivity. May increase EMI and noise chatter, making it harder to discern faint targets.

Sensitivity

Use the SENS Plus (+) or Minus (-) buttons to select one of eight (8) Sensitivity levels. Default setting is 6.

Use increased sensitivity for very small or very deep targets. Use lower sensitivity levels when the detector behaves erratically (due to excessive metallic trash, highly mineralized soils, electrical interference, or other metal detectors) and the erratic operation cannot be resolved with Ground Balance or Frequency Scan.

Note: The upper Sensitivity settings (7 & 8) are extremely sensitive and may not be stable for many users and conditions. These are designed for experienced users accustomed to operating detectors at the limits of marginal stability.

Ground Balance Procedure and Indicators

Ground mineralization can create erratic detector sounds ("ground noise") and reduce performance if not compensated for. Axiom has advanced Ground Balance capabilities for all ground conditions, including ironstone ground and saltwater.

Recommendation: Ground Balance the Axiom in each new environment to ensure maximum stability and depth.

Note: DD coils are inherently less susceptible to ground mineralization than mono coils, providing better stability and performance in severely mineralized grounds.

Ground Balance Procedure

• Find an area clear of metallic objects and raise the searchcoil about 6 inches (15 cm) above the ground.
• Press and hold the GND BAL button while bouncing the searchcoil from 1 to 6 inches above the ground.
• Continue pumping the coil until the ground response is completely eliminated or becomes as small as possible.
• Release the GND BAL button.

Ground Balance Values

The Axiom continually displays current ground balance values using two independent numbers. During the Ground Balance procedure, these numbers lock or stabilize at the best values. With Ground Track set to OFF, these numbers will not change until you either Ground Balance again or engage a Ground Tracking option.

Typical GB range by Ground/Target:

Ground Balance Window

Axiom's Ground Balance Window feature helps overcome hot rocks and other localized ground variations. Hot rocks are typically highly ferrous, iron-based rocks that are either more or less conductive than the surrounding soil, creating a response that can resemble a target. Because of Axiom's immunity to most normal soil minerals, hot rocks can typically be eliminated by ground balancing to the hot rock instead of the ground. In extremely mineralized soil, the Axiom must be ground balanced to the soil, in which case the hot rock may produce a response.

To simultaneously eliminate the hot rock and mineralized soil, change the Ground Balance procedure: hold down the GND BAL button while combining a vertical pump over the soil with a horizontal scan across the hot rock in a repeating pattern. Pause briefly between the vertical pump and horizontal sweep to ensure distinct signals. Continue until ground and hot rock responses are eliminated or become as small as possible, then release the GND BAL button.

Ground Track

When switched on, Ground Track automatically adjusts ground balance values to track changes in ground mineralization. However, when entering a new area, perform Ground Balance first to obtain a good starting point.

Press the MENU button until GND TRACK is selected, then press the MENU Plus (+) or Minus (-) buttons to scroll through the four Ground Track settings: OFF, SLOW, MED, and FAST.

• OFF (Default): Ground Tracking is not activated; ground balance values remain fixed. Preferred unless tracking is needed for frequently changing ground conditions.
• SLOW: Ground balance values track slowly changing ground conditions very slowly.
• MED: Ground balance values track changes in ground conditions a little faster.
• FAST: Ground balance values track even faster for quickly changing ground conditions, but may produce the greatest loss in detection depth.

Note: Ground Track may reduce detection depth due to slow tracking, especially at faster settings. Use only as much tracking speed as necessary to keep ground responses suppressed. If Ground Track is ON but values remain constant, ground conditions may be stable enough to switch Ground Track OFF.

Ground Trend Arrows

When Ground Track is ON, arrows show the trending direction of the changing ground balance values.

Iron Check

Use this feature to audibly identify iron targets. Iron Check only works with DD searchcoils; it will not work with mono coils. Pressing the Iron Check button with a mono coil produces a repeating warning alarm.

To Utilize Iron Check:

• Move the searchcoil to the side of the target.
• Press and hold the IRON CHECK button and wait for a double-beep.
• Continue holding the IRON CHECK button while repeatedly scanning back and forth past the target with very flat, level swings.
• If desired, check the target again from different directions by rotating around 90 degrees. Maintain very flat, level swings.
• Iron will produce a very low-tone buzz sound that may or may not be flanked by normal tones.
• Non-ferrous and/or weak targets will produce normal tones, or may be silent, but typically won't produce the iron tone (buzz).

Note: Iron Check is conservative to avoid misidentifying good targets as iron. The iron tone (buzz) only activates on strong signals. Small/weak iron targets may not identify as iron. Steel bottle caps, due to their large surface area and high conductivity, typically will not identify as iron.

Examples of iron targets producing the iron tone (buzz): a 3-inch nail at ~5 inches depth; a 3/4-inch boot nail at ~2 inches depth. In highly mineralized areas, Iron Check accuracy may be affected; use flat, level swings for accuracy.

Detecting Techniques and Tips

If you are new to metal detecting, start in areas with sandy and loose soil to make it easier to learn how to use your detector, pinpoint targets, and recover them.

Adjust Stem Length and Coil Angle

Release lower stem clamp and fully extend until it snaps into place. Adjust upper stem to a comfortable length and close stem clamps. When properly adjusted, you should be able to swing the coil over the ground without stretching or stooping. Your searchcoil should remain parallel to the ground as you sweep it. The coil's bolt should not be overtightened; it should be tight enough to maintain angle but loose enough for easy adjustment.

Proper Coil Swinging

Keep your searchcoil height about 1½ inch (1.25cm) above and parallel to the ground at all times for best detection results. Walk slowly, scanning the searchcoil in a slight arc from side to side at a speed of about 3 feet (1 meter) per second. Advance the searchcoil about half the length of the searchcoil at the end of each sweep. Avoid excessive contact with rocks.

Operating with Short Stem Length

In some scenarios, like searching walls of mines, you may want to collapse the Axiom to a very compressed operating length. First, fully collapse the upper stem. Then, collapse the lower stem partially, leaving at least 10 inches (25 cm) exposed. This helps prevent the coil from detecting the stem clamp and other metal. Ensure the coil angle does not move to prevent false signals.

Pinpointing a Target

To precisely locate a target, sweep the coil side-to-side and front-to-back in a cross-hair pattern over the target area, listening for the peak audio signal beneath the center of the coil. For very small, shallow targets, use either front corner of the mono coil to more precisely locate the target.

Bench Tests

Conduct bench tests to become familiar with the Axiom's signals and operation using different Modes, Speeds, and Audio Types. Suggested test items include:

• Various size gold nuggets or gold rings. (Note: A U.S. nickel or small bronze coin can imitate the response characteristics of a similar size nugget.)
• Coins or relics expected to be found in your search area.
• Various size iron targets for testing the Iron Check feature.

Note: High-performance pulse detectors like the Axiom can be noisy indoors due to electromagnetic interference (EMI). It is best to test outdoors, away from common EMI sources (power lines, electrical equipment, buildings, etc.). Tests should be performed with the searchcoil stationary and several feet away from any large metallic object.

Basic Testing

Pass various metallic targets side-to-side across the bottom of the searchcoil, both near and far, to hear how proportional audio sounds (loud for strong signals, faint for weak signals).

Tone Polarity Test

Pass various metallic targets over the searchcoil using both Audio 00 (PWM audio) and Audio 01 (VCO audio). Poor conductors produce a high tone followed by a low-tone echo. Good conductors produce a low tone followed by a high-tone echo. A target on the borderline may fluctuate between high and low tones.

Iron targets can read everywhere on the tone/conductivity scale, affected by size, shape, orientation, and condition. Small iron is often a high tone, large iron often a low tone, but not always.

Iron Check Test

Iron Check only works with a DD searchcoil. Press and hold the IRON CHECK button for a double beep before scanning targets. Continue holding while scanning targets back and forth. Notice which iron targets produce the low-tone growl/grunt sound and at what distances. Notice how orientation changes response. Iron Check is conservative to avoid misidentifying good signals; small iron targets may not identify as iron.

Test ferrous and non-ferrous targets at various depths to understand Iron Check's capabilities and limitations.

Sensitivity Test

Increase and decrease Sensitivity to see how detection depth and noise are affected. Higher Sensitivity increases depth and possibly noise.

General Advice

Metal Detecting Code of Ethics

Many treasure hunters and clubs follow this Code of Ethics to preserve the sport:

• Respect private and public property, historical and archaeological sites; do not detect without permission.
• Keep informed on and obey all local and national legislation regarding treasure discovery and reporting.
• Aid law enforcement officials whenever possible.
• Cause no willful damage to property, including fences, signs, and buildings.
• Always fill the holes dug.
• Do not destroy property, buildings, or remains of deserted structures.
• Do not leave litter or discarded junk items lying around.
• Carry all rubbish and dug targets when leaving a search area.
• Observe the Golden Rule, using good outdoor manners and conducting yourself to add to the stature and public image of metal detection.

Cautions

When searching for treasure with your Garrett detector, observe these precautions:

• Never trespass or hunt on private property without permission.
• National and state parks/monuments and military zones are off-limits.
• Avoid areas with buried pipelines or electric lines. If found, do not disturb and notify proper authorities.
• Use reasonable caution when digging any target, especially if uncertain of conditions.
• If unsure about using your metal detector in any area, always seek permission from proper authorities.

Caring for Your Axiom

Your Garrett detector is rugged and designed for outdoor use. However, as with all electronic equipment, simple care maintains its high performance.

• Avoid extreme temperatures (e.g., storing in a hot car trunk or in sub-freezing weather).
• Keep your detector clean. Remove stems and wipe them, the control housing, and the searchcoil with a damp cloth.
• Remember the searchcoil is submersible, but the control housing and connectors are not.
• Recharge the detector's battery at least once a year if not used regularly.

Troubleshooting

Warranty Information

Your Axiom is warranted for 24 months, limited parts and labor, but does not cover damage caused by alteration, modification, neglect, accident, or misuse.

If you encounter problems, read this User's Manual carefully. Press and hold the power button for 5 seconds to return to factory settings.

Ensure you have:

1. Checked battery charge and connections (low battery is a common cause of "failure").
2. Contacted your dealer for help, especially if unfamiliar with the detector.

For repairs or warranty service, contact the retail outlet where the detector was purchased. Do not return products to the factory in the United States without authorization. International warranty/repair information is on the Garrett website (www.garrett.com).

Regulatory Information

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to two conditions: (1) it may not cause harmful interference, and (2) it must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to two conditions: (1) it may not cause interference, and (2) it must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Wireless Transmitter Specifications:

Axiom Specifications

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