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General| Detection Range | Gamma and neutron radiation |
|---|---|
| Gamma Energy Range | 20 keV to 3 MeV |
| Neutron Detection | Yes |
| GPS | Yes |
| Data Logging | Yes |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 50°C |
| Detector Type | NaI(Tl) |
| Energy Range | 20 keV to 3 MeV |
| Dose Rate Range | 0.01 μSv/h - 10 mSv/h (1 μR/h - 1 R/h) |
| Detection Capability | Gamma and neutron detection |
| Dose Range | 1 µSv to 10 Sv |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth, USB |
| Display | Color LCD touchscreen |
Explains text conventions like bold, italics, and monospace for clarity.
Details essential safety precautions for operating the FLIR identiFINDER R300.
Provides initial setup recommendations and reading guidance for the manual.
Describes the instrument's capabilities and design as a handheld gamma spectrometer.
Lists and identifies the components included with the FLIR identiFINDER R300.
Outlines the functional elements and applications of the FLIR identiFINDER R300.
Details the instrument's display layout, status indicators, and operating keys.
Explains how to use the holster for general monitoring and wearing the device.
Guides on accessing and operating the instrument's web interface for monitoring.
Provides procedures for starting up, shutting down, and handling low power conditions.
Details essential steps for operating the instrument: power on, observe, locate, identify.
Explains how to communicate with a local computer and send data to remote servers.
Describes observing ambient radiation and measuring dose rates.
Explains how to locate radiation sources using audible and visual feedback.
Details identifying radiating nuclides by analyzing gamma ray spectra.
Covers unattended measurements and remote spectrum collection via web interface.
Details gamma radiation thresholds for warnings and alarms.
Explains neutron alarms and sigma notifications for unusual radiation increases.
Provides a hierarchical outline of all accessible commands and settings.
Covers spectrum viewing, calibration, identification settings, and nuclide lists.
Details display, clock, GPS, password, status, reset, and preset configurations.
Covers erasing data, sending results, mass storage, network, reports, and downloads.
Explains finder and dose rate modes, counters, and alarm threshold configurations.
Details plugging and unplugging USB cables and requirements.
Explains how to mount and unmount the device as a USB mass storage device.
Guides on installing necessary drivers for Windows XP, Vista, and 7.
Provides instructions on accessing the web interface via network connection.
Accesses system details, configuration info, and available resources like software.
Allows inspection and editing of measurement, identification, and user interface settings.
Covers settings for the GPS receiver and the instrument's internal clock.
Enables inspection and editing of alarm indicators, gamma, and neutron alarms.
Manages local area network, remote server, reports, download, and Bluetooth settings.
Covers backup, bulk download, identification, spectra, alarms, and screenshot records.
Reflects the instrument's screen and displays live spectrum data for analysis.
Details procedures for software updates and managing system log files.
Explains connecting to the Internet via computer or tethering a cell phone.
Guides on pairing the instrument with a Bluetooth-to-Serial converter.
Details setting up user name, password, and connection string for remote access.
Describes connecting to power via wall adapters, USB ports, or car adapters.
Explains how to charge the built-in battery and estimated charging times.
Provides recommendations for optimizing settings to conserve battery life.
Details the collection of radiation sources included for calibration purposes.
Lists detailed technical specifications for detectors, performance, and physical attributes.
Illustrates detector locations and optimal illumination for dose rate calculations.
Describes the recommended setup for unmanned neutron measurements.
Includes manufacturer's declaration of conformity (CE).
Explains SPP communication, device naming, PINs, data format, and conventions.
Specifies that no field maintenance is required, only cleaning with a dry cloth.
Guides on uploading firmware or application updates via the web server.
Advises storing the instrument in a dry, clean location at room temperature.
Provides contact information and website for customer support and service.
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