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6 Accessing radEAGLE Data

The radEAGLE can save a lot of your measurement results in its database, for example,

spectra (5.1, p. 42), alarm logs (4, p. 37), or screenshots (2.2.5, p. 28).

6.1 Storage Management

An overview of data stored on the radEAGLE ist available on the instrument (5.22, p. 72) or

in the Web interface (7.10, p. 104).

6.2 Data Transfer

You can transfer data from the radEAGLE to other devices, usually computers, for printing,

further processing, evaluation, or archival.

Data can be transferred directly via a connection to another device or indirectly with a

removable storage medium.

USB Mass Storage

You can connect a USB mass storage device, for example, a USB stick, to your

radEAGLE and move or copy all available data to it (5.11.2, p. 59).

USB Cable

Connect the USB Mini-B socket of the radEAGLE (Fig. 2a, p. 15) to a USB-A host

connector of your device.

For some computers or operating systems a special driver software is needed

to connect to the radEAGLE via USB cable.

These drivers and installation instructions are availble via the Internet. Please

refer to

https://beagleboard.org/static/beaglebone/latest/

README.htm#step2

or visit our website to ﬁnd current information on driver software under

http://www.innoriid.com/drivers/

Wi-Fi Hotspot

Activate the Wi-Fi hotspot (5.8, p. 52), and use your device to log into the Wi-Fi net-

work with the credentials shown.

This item is available while a Wi-Fi dongle is plugged into the radEAGLE’s USB-A

port.

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