783620H / 1013 5. MENU COMMANDS
Owner entry, click on OK (which will display an “Owner name must be supplied!”), then click on Cancel.
Fig. 217. Unlocking a Detector.
Fig. 216. Enter Owner and Password to
Lock a Detector.
Fig. 218. Name of Detector Owner.
Fig. 219. Password Required To Unlock
Detector.
5.7.5. Edit Detector List...
This function allows you to select the Detectors that will be available to GammaVision on this
PC. Other C
ONNECTIONS applications (e.g., ScintiVision
™
, AlphaVision
®
, MAESTRO) on the same PC can have their own lists. In this way, the different Detectors on the network can be segregated by function or type.
NOTE
When you invoke this command, all Detector windows close without warning, all buffer windows close with a warning, and a buffer window opens, followed by the
Detector List Editor dialog! The buffer window remains open after you have closed the editor dialog.
Figure 220 shows the Detector List Editor dialog. On the left is the Master Detector List of all
Detectors on the system. This master list is created by the MCB Configuration program (see
Section 2.3) and is the same for all ORTEC programs running on all PCs connected to the workgroup. The default description for each instrument is derived from the hardware and can be changed within the configuration program.
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GammaVision
®
v7 (A66-BW) 783620H / 1013
Fig. 220. Detector List Editor Dialog.
The GammaVision MCA Pick List initially contains all of the instruments in the master list.
! Add — To add a Detector to the GammaVision Pick List for this PC, click on the name in the Master list, then click on Add. To add all the Detectors on the Master Detector
List, click on All.
! Remove — To remove a Detector from this local pick list, click on the name in the Pick
List and click on Remove. To remove all the Detectors, click on New.
When Detector selection is complete, click on OK. These selections will be saved to disk and used by GammaVision until changed on this screen or until the entire network is reconfigured.
C
ONNECTIONS
programs such as GammaVision can have more than one Detector pick list on the
PC. For more information on creating and using alternate pick lists, see the
-P listname
discussion on page 437.
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