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where: sss is the sequence number as shown on the digiDART spectrum list display or the storage sequence in other supported MCBs.
iiiiiiii is the ID string entered on the digiDART when the spectrum was saved and shown on the digiDART spectrum list display or the text string from the barcode reader in the DART.
ddddddddd is the date the spectrum was collected, as recorded in the MCB.
ttttttttt ext is the time the spectrum was collected, as recorded in the MCB.
is the extension for the file type selected.
If any Ask on Save Options are set in the File Settings dialog, they are asked for each spectrum individually. Note that if you cancel an ask-on-save prompt for a particular spectrum, any remaining ask-on-save prompts for that spectrum are not displayed, and the spectrum is not saved to disk.
NOTE
Before downloading, make sure the current conversion gain setting for this MCB (see the ADC tab under Acquire/MCB Properties...) is the same as or greater than the conversion gain of the stored spectra; otherwise, the downloaded spectra will be truncated at the current conversion gain setting. For example, if a digiDART was used to acquire
8k spectra in the field and the current conversion gain setting is 4k, only the first
4096 channels of data in each spectrum will be downloaded. See also the spectrum file format NOTE on page 57.
5.2.10. ZDT Display Select
This command is active (1) for a Detector that supports ZDT Mode and has one of the ZDT modes enabled on the ADC tab under Acquire/MCB Properties..., and (2) a ZDT spectrum file recalled into a buffer window.
When the Detector is in the CORR_ERR ZDT mode (the NORM_CORR mode is typically not used), two spectra are collected: the uncertainty spectrum, labeled ERR; and the zero-dead-time corrected spectrum, labeled ZDT (see the discussion in Section 5.2.11.4 for more information).
The spectrum label is displayed in the upper-right corner of the Full Spectrum View, as shown in
Fig. 76.
The View ZDT Corrected command (duplicated by the shortcut <F3>) allows you to toggle between the two spectra. Note that in the CORR_ERR ZDT mode, the status sidebar does not display a live-time readout for either the ERR or ZDT spectra.
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