ECOTEST SPECTRA MKS-11GN Operating Manual page 36

• PEAKS – the peaks represented as X/Y (for example, 2/2),
where Y is the number of peaks found in a given radionuclide,
and X – the number of radionuclides that were identified;
• RELIABILITY – the reliability of determining the given
radionuclide on a 10-point scale. "10" is the maximum level of
reliability.
If some nuclide is not identified, "UNKN" will appear in the
field.
If the number of identified radionuclides is too big to be
displayed at the same time in the field, move the device's joystick
down as many times as needed to go down the list and view them.
At the bottom of the screen, you can find the following items:
•Continue ID – continues identification,
•Save spectrum – saves a spectrum in the device's memory
•Exit ID – goes to the main screen of the radionuclide
identification mode.
The device's memory can store about 250 full gamma spectra. If
the and
display, it means that the memory is full, and you cannot further save
gamma spectra. To read the gamma spectra and delete them from the
device's memory, use the "Spectra Reader" software (2.3.3.7).
Notice! If after auto completion of identification, you continue it
by clicking "Continue ID", automatic completion would no longer
take place, and you have to do this manually by selecting "Stop ID".
2.3.3.6.3 Expert Mode
Expert Mode allows you to analyze an accumulated spectrum in
detail and view the peaks found. To go to the Expert Mode, select
"Expert Mode" during identification of radionuclides.
icons alternately appear in the top line of the
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