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Main Screen
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Spectrum
Background Usage and Spectra Library
Displaying isotope information
View tab
Export and import of spectra
Calibrating the energy scale of the device
1024 spectrum channels instead of 256
Spectrogram
Spectrogram Library
Spectrum histogram
Activity
Measurement of sample activity in a container
Point source activity measurement
Map and tracks
Map settings
Track library
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Application settings
Expert settings
Expert settings
Device Settings
App widgets
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Device purpose
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Device Design
Technical specifications
Developer contacts
Safety precautions and warnings
Standalone usage
Before use
Battery charging
Firmware update
Contols and indication
Display
Buttons
Signals
Turning on and off
Menu
Display modes
Monitor
Dose
Search
Spectrum
Device settings
Display units
Measurement units
Dose rate
Dose
Screen
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Bluetooth
Language
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Device info
Factory settings
Mobile device communication
PC communication
Device manual
INTRODUCTION
Device purpose
Device Features
Device Design
Technical specifications
Developer contacts
This section contains the general information about dosimeter Radiacode 102. Later in the document, the dosimeter Radiacode 102 is also referred to as "device" and "dosimeter".
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