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Figure 27.
At any time you can Pause the count and either Save the spectrum, return to the Survey Mode
screen, or Continue counting.
If counting to a Real Time Preset, the elapsed time readout counts
from zero to the preset (Fig. 27). Once the preset time has elapsed,
the Pause button changes to Continue. At this point, you can either
Save the spectrum or extend the count to add more data to the
spectrum, as described in the next section.
3.2.2. Extending the Count-to-Preset
To extend the count after the first preset count interval has lapsed — that is, to collect more data
for this measurement — just tap the Continue button. The extended count will start, and the
Continue button label will change back to Pause. Acquisition will resume, and will continue
until you stop it by tapping Back (or by pausing again). The Elapsed Time readout at the top
right of the screen will track the total count time.
NOTE
Tapping Pause or Continue does not clear the spectrum. Pausing simply suspends data
collection. When you continue, subsequent data are added to the existing spectrum
until you tap Back. to return to the Survey Mode screen. The spectrum is retained in
memory until you start the next identification or search acquisition. If you have not
already viewed and/or saved the spectrum, you can do so from the Survey Mode screen.
3.2.3. Save
Tap Save to write the current identification spectrum and results in the selected data storage
location and file formats (Sections 5.3.3.3 and 5.3.3.4, respectively). You may save as many
times as you wish, during acquisition or pauses, and after acquisition.
The results are saved in the spectrum file(s) and can be viewed both on the Detective-EX
(Section 5.1.6) and with ORTEC spectroscopy applications such as MAESTRO. An identifying
text description can also be entered if the Ask for Sample Description feature is enabled on the
Spectra dialog (Fig. 74, page 66).
To end without creating a spectrum file, tap Back. This immediately returns you to the Survey
Mode. The current spectrum data is retained in memory until the next identification or search.
You can decide whether or not to save it from the Survey Mode screen.
3.2.4. View Found Nuclides List for Classify ID Display Mode
Because the Classify ID Display Mode lists categories instead of specific radioisotope names,
the Detective-EX provides a screen that lists the Found Nuclides (and Suspect Nuclides in