
Basic Operation
Element Basic User Guide
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4.2
DETECTOR COOLING
By default, detector cooling is “
Off
” until it is started by the user. When the cooling is started, in the
Element software, the detector should cool down in about 2 minutes.
4.2.1
ELEMENT NOTIFIER DETECTOR STATUS.
When TEAM Element starts, it will automatically start the
Element Notifier cooling utility in the system
tray
as seen below. Left click on the Red dot/Green dot to control the detector cooling. The dot changes
color when cold vs warm. Click on the
Cooling On
button to start cooling.
□
The following window will be displayed:
Figure 2 - Element Notifier in the System Tray to turn Detector Cooling On
Cooling Button
Status
Action
Cooling On
[Green]
Detector is cold
Clicking on this
Cooling On
button will turn off the cooling
and the button changes to
Cooling Off
.
Cooling Off
[Red]
Detector is warm
Clicking on this
Cooling Off
Red button will stay Red until
both the HV and Cooling LED become steady Green. Then
the button will change to
Cooling On
and turn Green.
Figure 3 - Element Notifier showing cooling off
4.2.2
TURN DETECTOR COOLING ON
Click on the
Cooling On
button in the Element Notifier to start or to stop detector cooling. The button will change
states when it is clicked on. (Cooling control is done through the USB connection.)
There are 3 cooling states for the detector. Cooling LED:
Red
– Warm, no cooling applied.
Yellow
– Cooling is in progress, the detector should reach
the proper operating temperature in a minute or two.
Green
– Cooling has reached the recommended value, the
detector is ready to collect spectral data.
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