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6 Accessing radEAGLE Data
The radEAGLE can save a lot of your measurement results in its database, for example,
spectra ( 5.1 , p. 42 ), alarm logs ( 4 , p. 37 ), or screenshots ( 2.2.5 , p. 28 ).
6.1 Storage Management
An overview of data stored on the radEAGLE ist available on the instrument ( 5.22 , p. 72 ) or
in the Web interface ( 7.10 , p. 104 ).
6.2 Data Transfer
You can transfer data from the radEAGLE to other devices, usually computers, for printing,
further processing, evaluation, or archival.
Data can be transferred directly via a connection to another device or indirectly with a
removable storage medium.
USB Mass Storage
You can connect a USB mass storage device, for example, a USB stick, to your
radEAGLE and move or copy all available data to it ( 5.11.2 , p. 59 ).
USB Cable
Connect the USB Mini-B socket of the radEAGLE (Fig. 2a , p. 15 ) to a USB-A host
connector of your device.
For some computers or operating systems a special driver software is needed
to connect to the
radEAGLE via USB cable.
These drivers and installation instructions are availble via the Internet. Please
refer to
https://beagleboard.org/static/beaglebone/latest/
README.htm#step
2
or visit our website to find current information on driver software under
http://www.innoriid.com/drivers/
Wi-Fi Hotspot
Activate the Wi-Fi hotspot ( 5.8 , p. 52 ), and use your device to log into the Wi-Fi net-
work with the credentials shown.
This item is available while a Wi-Fi dongle is plugged into the radEAGLE ’s USB-A
port.
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