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For further processing screenshots, transfer them to your computer with, e.g., Storage
Management in the Web interface (see 7.10, p. 118), or a USB flash drive (see 5.11.2,
p. 67).
2.3 Starting Up the radEAGLET-R
1. Position the instrument in a low-radiation environment.
If your model is not equipped with an internal source, position the supplied KCl (potta-
sium chloride) box (Fig. 16, p. 31) in front of the detector cap.
Figure 16:
Box with potassium chloride (KCl) for stabilization and calibration (Only radEAGLET-R models
without internal source (see E.1, p. 153).)
2. Press and hold down the
3. After a couple of seconds the instrument begins to boot when the alarm LEDs (Fig. 1,
p. 17) begin to flash.
4. You are welcomed by the start-up screen with dots appearing from left to right
(Fig. 17, p. 32).
5. The radEAGLET-R begins an initial stabilization (Fig. 18, p. 32, see C.1, p.
tails).
6. When the stabilization source is identified it is shown (Fig. 19, p. 33).
7. After the stabilization the radEAGLET-R switches to Dose Rate Mode (see 3.1, p. 35).
8. Watch the stabilization status icon on the screen (see 2.1, p. 23).
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key (Fig. 8, p. 26).
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