Jamar TRAX Apollyon Plus II, User Manual

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Chapter 1 — Introduction to the TRAX Apollyon Plus II
Press the TAB key again and the third status screen will appear. This screen
shows the time and date that are set in the Apollyon Plus II, along with any
site code that has been entered.
Press the TAB key again and the final status screen is shown. This screen
shows the strength of the hits that are being received on the tubes that you
are using.
When a hit is received on a tube, the strength of that hit is shown for about a
second on the display of the Apollyon Plus II. Pulse levels are broken down
into 4 categories: ‘X’ for Poor, ‘-’ for Fair, ‘G’ for Good and ‘!’ for Excellent.
In the example shown below, the pulse strength is excellent for the A, C
and D tubes. However, the pulse strength for the B tube is poor, indicating
that the tube should be checked, and possibly replaced.
By checking this screen, you can determine if a tube should be reinstalled,
or replaced, before leaving the site.
Note that the Main Menu of the Apollyon Plus II also contains a version
of this tube test feature, which assigns numeric values to the strength of
the pulses, ranging from 0 for no pulse to 9 for strongest pulse. These are
shown by the numbers on the far right side of the screen on the Main Menu.
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SITE CODE:
Count Status Screen #3
Site Code
Fields
Time & Date
A:XXXX - - - - - - - - GGGG!!
B:XXX
C:XXXX - - - - - - - - GGGG!!
D:XXXX - - - - - - - - GGGG!!
Count Status Screen #4