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1107231N / 082020 4. DETECTIVE X APPLICATION
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4.12 REACHBACK EMAIL SETUP
Once a Detective X is connected to the internet, it can email measurement data collected in ID Mode
anywhere in the world for further analysis. When the instrument is not connected to the internet, it can
queue data until a later time when it is connected.
Setup for Reachback email is simple.
Figure 76. Reachback Settings
Figure 76 shows the Reachback settings page accessible through the Advanced button. All that is required to
enable Reachback emails is to enter valid destination and reply-to email addresses. The reply-to email
address becomes the destination of an email when the receiver chooses to reply to the message sent by the
Detective X. This would typically be an email address monitored by the operator of the instrument. The
operator name and operator contact numbers are optional free form fields to help the receiver identify the
source of the email message. By default, measurement data must be manually queued for Reachback and a
button to perform this task is provided after data is collected in ID Mode. Previously collected data can also
be queued for Reachback on the Recall Settings page. The instrument can also be configured to automatically
send ID Mode data to Reachback.
Figure 77 shows the email as received. The attached spectrum file is saved in ANSI N42.42 format, which is
compatible with the ANSI N42.42-2012 standard. The file will have a background spectrum and one or more
measurement spectra. The filename format is:
XXXXXXX_YYYY_MM_DD_HH_MM_SSS
. Note that the
date and time stamp used in the spectrum name is UTC (Zulu) time.
As noted earlier, the spectral file can be viewed with U.S. government-supplied software; MCA emulation
software such as Los Alamos National Laboratory’s PeakEasy or Sandia National Laboratory’s Cambio; or
ORTEC’s GammaVision® Gamma-Ray Spectrum Analysis and MCA Emulator application (A66-BW).