ORTEC Detective X User Manual (English)

Data Management and Communication35
User Input35
- Figure 28. (N)Avigate and (S)Elect Buttons35
- Figure 29. Detect Mode - Ready to Select35
- Moving Back to the Previous Screen36
Personnel Safety Alerts36
Detective X Software Overview36
- Figure 30. Text Entry Screen36
- Figure 31. Detect Mode Screen37
- Figure 32. ID Mode Screen37
- Figure 33. Optional Metadata for ID Mode Data38
- Figure 34. Basic Software Organization39
- Figure 35. Detective X Status Indicators40
- Figure 36. Detect Mode Screen41
- Figure 37. ID Mode Screen41
- Adjusting the Audio and Vibratory Alerts42
- Data Storage Settings43
- Figure 38. Audio Settings43
- Figure 39. Data Storage43
- Exiting and Restarting the Detective X Application44
Alarm Conditions44
- Require Alarms to be Acknowledged44
- Personnel Hazard Alarm45
- Figure 40. Setting the Require Acknowledge Flag45
- Figure 41. Personnel Hazard Alarm45
- System Errors46
- Figure 42. Personnel Hazard Alarm Settings46
- Figure 43. Personnel Hazard Full Screen Alarm46
- Figure 44. Example of System Error Alarm47
- Figure 45. Over-Range Condition48
- Nuclide-Identified Alarm49
- Figure 46. Over-Range Alarm with Acknowledge Button49
Detect Mode50
- Figure 47. Am-241 Unshielded Identification Latched by the Acknowledge Button50
- Figure 48. Detect Mode Screen50
- Figure 49. Signal Index Strip Chart History and Current Level51
- Figure 50. SNM Index Strip Chart History and Current Level51
- Identification (Ids) Box51
- The Signal Index51
- The SNM Index51
- Figure 51. Ids Box52
- Detect Mode Integration Time53
- Figure 52. Threat Source Shown in ID List53
- Low-Confidence Expert (LCX) Mode54
Identify Mode56
- Table 2. Threat Energies56
- Figure 56. ID Mode Screen57
- Figure 57. Entire Spectrum Displayed (Showing Marker Position and Channel Content)58
- Spectrum View58
- Figure 58. Expanded Spectrum with Marker Near 1173 Kev59
- Intense View59
- Ending the ID Mode Measurement Manually or Automatically60
- Figure 61. Optional Metadata for ID Mode Data61
- Multiple ID Measurements in One Data File61
- Figure 62. Enable Collection of Multiple Spectra in a Single File62
- Figure 63. Set up Parameters for Multiple Spectrum ID Mode62
- Manual Data File Transfer63
- Mobile Device Center File Access64
- Reachback File Access64
- USB Flash Drive File Access64
- Figure 64. the Unit Is Connected to the PC65
- Figure 65. Choose the File Management Browse Option65
- Wisemo File Access66
Connecting the Detective X to a Network66
Figure 66. Rear Panel with USB Dongles Installed66
Figure 67. Wired Ethernet Settings Page67
Figure 68. Typical Wifi Network Selection68
Figure 69. Wifi Connected68
USB Interface for Detective X69
Figure 70. USB Settings Page69
Remote Control of Detective X70
Figure 71. Enabling Remote Control Operation70
Figure 72. Wisemo Host Application70
Figure 73. PC-Based Wisemo Guest Application71
Figure 74. PC-Based Remote Desktop Window with Default Skin72
Figure 75. Ios Wisemo Guest App on Iphone Connected to Detective X72
4.12 Reachback Email Setup73
- Figure 76. Reachback Settings73
- Figure 77. Reachback Email74
- SMTP Server for Reachback Email74
4.13 Recalling Previously Collected Data Files75
Figure 78. Remote Control Window75
Figure 79. Wisemo File Manager75
4.14 Measuring Ambient Background76
Figure 80. Recall Screen76
Figure 81. Recall Details Screen76
Figure 82. Background Collection for Use in Analysis77
4.15 System Energy Calibration78
- A Brief Introduction to Gain Stabilization78
- Figure 83. Background Settings78
- Figure 84. Neutron Background Changed78
- Calibrating the Detective X79
4.16 Modifying Nuclide Threat Status82
Figure 89. Default Identification Table Listing82
Password-Protecting the Advanced Settings and ID Mode Spectrum View83
- Password83
- Figure 90. Preparing to Change Default Innocent Nuclide to Threat Status83
- Figure 91. Default Innocent Nuclide Changed to Threat Status83
- 4.17.2 ID Mode Spectrum84
4.18 Deploying Multiple Units with Identical Settings84
Figure 92. Password Setup Screen84
Figure 93. Confirmation of Saved Settings84
Figure 94. Partial Contents of Typical Settings.txt File85

5 Sleuth Application87

6 Mobile MCB Server Application95

Electrodes P/N DETECTIVE-X-ACC-TH-CAL for the Detective-X131

Brand	ORTEC
Model	Detective X
Category	Security Sensors
Language	English

ORTEC Detective X User Manual

Table of Contents

ORTEC Detective X Specifications

Summary

Warranty and Service Information

Quality Control, Repair Service, and Damage in Transit

Detective X Application Features and Operation

Software Overview, Modes, and Alarms

Detect and Identify Mode Operations

Data Transfer, Network, USB, and Remote Control

Reachback, Background, Calibration, and Settings Management

Mobile Field Kit API Reference

Status, Live Data, Spectrum, and Calibration

Remote Control and Workflow Examples

Specifications and Care Information

Detector, Hardware, and Physical Specifications

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Application Freezes, Instrument Drops, and Cooler Failures

Power, Password, Calibration, and GPS Issues

Calibration Instructions Using Tungsten Electrodes

Adding Th-232 and Calibrating with Th-232 Electrodes

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