CRC®-55t

Communications
Manual Stock No. 9250-0139 July 15, 2016
Rev. B 2016/07/15

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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................... 5

INSTALLATION .................................................................................................................... 5
From Capintec Web Site .................................................................................................... 5
From CD ............................................................................................................................ 5

CONNECTING THE CALIBRATOR ...................................................................................... 7

RS-232 .............................................................................................................................. 7
USB ................................................................................................................................... 7

LICENSING........................................................................................................................... 7

MAIN SCREEN ..................................................................................................................... 8

Data Acquisition ................................................................................................................. 9
QC ..................................................................................................................................... 9
QC History ......................................................................................................................... 9
Repeated Acquisition ......................................................................................................... 9
Maximum Activity Acquisition ............................................................................................. 9
Archive............................................................................................................................... 9
Setup ................................................................................................................................10

SETUP .................................................................................................................................10
Obtaining the License .......................................................................................................11
Inputting the License .........................................................................................................11
Report Header Frame .......................................................................................................11
Communications Port Frame ............................................................................................11
Printer on PC Frame .........................................................................................................12
Chambers Frame ..............................................................................................................12
Exiting Setup.....................................................................................................................12

DATA ACQUISITION ...........................................................................................................13

Change Nuclide ................................................................................................................13
Update User Keys .............................................................................................................14
Select Chamber Frame .....................................................................................................14
Saving Data ......................................................................................................................14
Printing .............................................................................................................................15
Exporting ..........................................................................................................................15
Exiting Data Acquisition ....................................................................................................16

QC TEST..............................................................................................................................17
Selecting Chamber for Test Frame ...................................................................................18
Exiting QC Test.................................................................................................................19

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QC HISTORY....................................................................................................................... 20
Chamber Selection ........................................................................................................... 20
Test Selection................................................................................................................... 21
Printing ............................................................................................................................. 21
Save to File ...................................................................................................................... 21
Delete History ................................................................................................................... 21
Exiting QC History ............................................................................................................ 21

REPEATED ACQUISITION ................................................................................................. 21

Chamber Selection ........................................................................................................... 22
Setup for Repeated Acquisition ........................................................................................ 22
Entering Interval ............................................................................................................ 23
Number of Measurements ............................................................................................. 23
Exiting Repeated Acquisition Setup .............................................................................. 23
Starting Repeated Acquisition .......................................................................................... 24
Canceling Repeated Acquisition ....................................................................................... 24
Printing ............................................................................................................................. 24
Exporting .......................................................................................................................... 24
Exiting Repeated Acquisition ............................................................................................ 25

MAXIMUM ACTIVITY ACQUISITION .................................................................................. 26

Chamber Selection ........................................................................................................... 26
Setup for Maximum Activity Acquisition ............................................................................ 27
Entering Interval ............................................................................................................ 27
Exiting Maximum Activity Setup .................................................................................... 27
Starting Maximum Activity Acquisition .............................................................................. 27
Stopping Maximum Activity Acquisition............................................................................. 28
Printing ............................................................................................................................. 28
Exporting .......................................................................................................................... 28
Exiting Maximum Activity Acquisition ................................................................................ 29

ARCHIVE............................................................................................................................. 30
Creating an Archive .......................................................................................................... 30
Opening an Archive .......................................................................................................... 31
Viewing / Printing Archived Data....................................................................................... 32
Exiting Archive.................................................................................................................. 32

IMPORTING A FILE INTO EXCEL ...................................................................................... 33

INDEX

WARRANTY

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INTRODUCTION
The CRC®-55t Communications Program can communicate with the CRC®-55tR, CRC®-
55tW or CRC®-55tPET via RS-232 or USB ports.

INSTALLATION
Note: Before proceeding, it is recommended that you close any applications you may be
running. Setup cannot install system files or update shared files if they are in use.

From Capintec Web Site

Click on the Download link.

If your browser gives you a choice of running or saving the file, select Save and save to your
Desktop.

Click on the downloaded icon.

Follow directions as the program is installed.

From CD
Insert the CRC®-55t Communications CD into your CD drive.

The CD is self-starting. If it does not start, perform the following steps:

Select Run… from the Start Menu.

Click the Browse… button.

From the Look in: drop-down list, select Communications (CD Drive).

Click on the file setup.exe to select it.

Click the Open button.

Click the OK button.

The CRC-55t Communications Setup window appears as shown in Figure 1.

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Figure 1 Install Screen 1

Click the OK button. Click the large setup icon (button) to begin the installation. Click the Exit
Setup button to cancel the installation.

Figure 2 Install Screen 2

The CRC-55t Communications – Choose Program Group Window appears.

Click the Continue button.

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The Program begins to run through its setup procedure. Once Setup is completed
successfully, Figure 3 will appear.

Figure 3 Install Screen 3

Click the OK button.

After the installation is complete, click the Start Menu, Programs, right-click on the Comm55t
icon and select Create Shortcut.

Drag one of the shortcuts to the Desktop.

Restart the computer.

CONNECTING THE CALIBRATOR

The calibrator must be connected to the PC and on the Chamber Measurement screen
before starting the Communications program.

RS-232
Connect one end of the cable to the “RS-232” port on the rear panel of the Calibrator.
Connect the other end of the cable to the Serial (Comm) port of the computer.

USB
Connect one end of the cable to the “PC” USB port on the rear panel of the Calibrator.
Connect the other end of the cable to a USB port on the computer.

LICENSING
A valid license is needed to communicate with the CRC®-55t.

The license is tied to your PC’s hard drive. The activation code and form for obtaining a
license are accessed via the Setup Screen.

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MAIN SCREEN
When the program is launched, Figure 4 Main Screen will appear. All functions are
accessed from the Main Screen.

Figure 4 Main Screen

From the Main Screen, the following functions can be accessed:

• Data Acquisition
• QC
• QC History
• Repeated Acquisition
• Maximum Activity Acquisition
• Archive
• Setup

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Data Acquisition
(Reference DATA ACQUISITION page 13 for operational instructions.)

This function reads and saves activity measured by the Chamber.

The Nuclide may be selected.

QC
(Reference QC TEST page 17 for operational instructions.)

This function allows the user to perform Daily Chamber Tests and saves the data.

QC History
(Reference QC HISTORY page 20 for operational instructions.)

This function allows the user to view, print and manage saved QC data history.

Repeated Acquisition
(Reference REPEATED ACQUISITION page 21 for operational instructions.)

The nuclide and activity are displayed and updated at time intervals set by the user and for
the number of measurements set by the user. The data for each interval are automatically
saved and may be printed or exported to Excel.

Maximum Activity Acquisition

(Reference MAXIMUM ACTIVITY ACQUISITION page 26 for operational instructions.)

The nuclide and activity are displayed and updated at time intervals set by the user. The
maximum activity will also be displayed. The data acquisition must be stopped by the user.
The maximum activity will be automatically saved and may be printed or exported to Excel.

Archive
(Reference ARCHIVE page 30 for operational instructions.)

This function allows the user to save the current database and access previously saved
databases for viewing and printing.

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Setup
(Reference SETUP page 10 for operational instructions.)

This function is used to:

• obtain the data needed to attain a license,
• generate the License Request Form,
• input the License information,
• input the Report Header information,
• to select communications port,
• specify if a printer is attached to the computer (PC), and
• select the number of Chambers attached to the calibrator.

SETUP
From Figure 4 Main Screen, click the Setup button. Figure 5 Setup Screen will appear.

Figure 5 Setup Screen

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Obtaining the License

The program’s license is tied to your computer’s hard drive. An example activation code is
shown below in Figure 6.

Figure 6 License Frame

Click the License Request Form button to print a form containing the information necessary
to obtain a license. Contact the Capintec Sales department at (800) ASK-4CRC to order your
license. You will be given a License code that will work only with your computer.

Note: A printer attached to your computer is required to obtain the License Request Form.

Inputting the License

Enter the License Code making sure that you enter the License with upper case letters. If the
license is correctly entered, you will be able to obtain data from the CRC®-55t.

Report Header Frame

Up to 40 characters per line may be entered in these 5 fields. The report header will be
printed on all the reports.

Communications Port Frame

The CRC®-55t can communicate with a PC via RS-232 or USB.

Figure 7 Communications Port Frame

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Comm 1 is set as the default. If you want to use the USB port or another RS-232 port for
communications with the CRC®-55t, select that port. The port will be set up when the Done
button is pressed.

Printer on PC Frame
Reports may be printed from this program if a printer is connected to your PC. On first
startup, it is assumed that there is no printer.

Figure 8 Printer on PC Frame

Click the Yes radio button if a printer is connected to the PC. This will enable the Print
buttons throughout the program.

Chambers Frame
One or two Chambers may be connected to a CRC®-55t Calibrator. This frame (refer to
Figure 9) allows the program to be set for one or two Chambers.

Figure 9 Chambers Frame

Select the appropriate radio button for the number of Chambers attached to the calibrator.

Exiting Setup
To exit Setup and save the entries, click the Done button.

To exit Setup without saving entries, click the Cancel button.

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DATA ACQUISITION
From Figure 4 Main Screen, click the Data Acquisition button. Figure 10 Data Acquisition
Screen will appear.

Figure 10 Data Acquisition Screen

The activity and nuclide are automatically acquired every second for the selected Chamber.
Data Acquisition begins when the Data Acquisition screen is displayed. The current calibrator
reading is displayed.

The Chamber Hotkey Nuclides are displayed on the Data Acquisition screen. The nuclide
may be changed from the PC and the keys will display the assigned nuclides.

When the Data Acquisition screen is accessed, the Calibrator sends the names of the
nuclides assigned to the Chamber Hotkeys to the PC. These names are displayed on the
keys on the Data Acquisition screen. If a key does not have a nuclide assigned to it, the key
will not be active (grayed out).

Change Nuclide
The nuclide on the calibrator can be changed from the PC program by clicking one of the
Nuclide keys shown on Figure 10. The data for the selected nuclide will be displayed.

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Update User Keys

If the assignment for any of the Chamber Hotkeys on the calibrator is changed, click the
Update User Keys button so that the keys on the PC program will reflect the assignments
on the calibrator.

Select Chamber Frame

Note: If only one Chamber was chosen in the “Chambers” frame in the Setup Module, the
Select Chamber Frame will not be displayed.

To change the Chamber being read, click on the appropriate radio button for Chamber 1 or 2.

Saving Data
To save the measurement for printing or exporting, click the SAVE button.

The nuclide name and activity will appear in the Saved Nuclide and Activity boxes as shown
in Figure 11 Saved Data Acquisition Screen.

Figure 11 Saved Data Acquisition Screen

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Each time the SAVE button is pressed, the current data is added to the previously saved
data.

Once the DONE button is pressed, the saved data is erased.

If you wish to retain the saved data, you must either print it or export it to a file. The Print and
Export buttons will become active after the SAVE button is pressed.

Printing
Note: The Print button is not active until the SAVE button is pressed. (The Print button will
never be active if the “Printer on PC” is set to No in the Setup Module.)

Click the Print button for a printout of the saved data. After printing, you will be asked if you
want to retain the data. Click the Yes button to retain the data.

If the No button is pressed, all saved data will be erased and the Print button will become
inactive.

Exporting
Note: The Export button is not active until the SAVE button is pressed.

Click the Export button to create a file of the saved data that may be used in Excel or a
similar program. (The default save folder is C:\CRC-55t Communications\Data. The default
file extension is .xls) Figure 12 Default Extension is xls Screen will appear.

Figure 12 Default Extension is xls Screen

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Type a name in the File name: drop-own box and press the Save button.

After exporting, you will be asked if you want to retain the data. Click the Yes button to retain
the data.

If the No button is pressed, all saved data will be erased and the Export button will become
inactive.

Exiting Data Acquisition

Click the DONE button or press the Esc key to exit the Data Acquisition screen and return to
Figure 4 Main Screen.

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QC TEST
This module is used to step the Chamber through the Daily Chamber Test. The following test
will be performed:
• Auto Zero
• Background
• Chamber Voltage
• Data Check
• Accuracy Test (if Test Source(s) are setup)

From Figure 4 Main Screen, click the QC button. Figure 13 QC Test Screen will appear.

Figure 13 QC Test Screen

Note: The calibrator must be on the Chamber Measurement screen before beginning the
test.

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Selecting Chamber for Test Frame

Note: If only one Chamber was chosen in the “Chambers” frame in the Setup Module, the
Select Chamber Frame will not be displayed.

Figure 14 Selection of Chamber for Daily Test

The Daily Chamber Test is performed on the selected chamber only.

The Chamber must be selected before performing the test.

• Click on the correct Chamber radio button in Figure 14 Selection of Chamber for
Daily Test.
• Click the Select Chamber button. The calibrator display will change to the selected
Chamber before the test begins.
• After the Chamber is selected, the Begin Test button will be enabled as shown in
Figure 15 Daily Chamber Test Frame.

Figure 15 Daily Chamber Test Frame

The Daily Chamber Test Frame is used to step through the Daily Test for the selected
Chamber (the Chamber displayed on the calibrator readout).

To start the test, click the Begin Test button. Figure 16 Remove Sources Screen will
appear.

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Figure 16 Remove Sources Screen

Remove all sources from the vicinity of the Chamber and click the OK button.

To abort the Daily Chamber Test, click the Cancel button.

When each section of the test is finished, the Accept button will be activated. Click the
Accept button to continue to the next part of the test.

If Test Sources have been input, Figure 17 Measure Sources Screen will appear for each
source; otherwise a “NO SOURCES” message will appear on the screen and the test is
complete.

Figure 17 Measure Sources Screen

When the test is complete, the Save Results and Print (if the “Printer on PC” is set to Yes in
the Setup Module) buttons will be enabled.

Click the Print button to print a report for this test.

Click the Save Results button to save the data to the database for future viewing and
printing in QC History (refer to QC HISTORY section on page 20).

Exiting QC Test
Click the DONE button or press the Esc key to exit the QC Test Screen.

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QC HISTORY
This module allows the user to view, print, save to file or delete the QC History.

From Figure 4 Main Screen, click the QC History button. Figure 18 QC History Screen will
appear.

Figure 18 QC History Screen

Chamber Selection
Note: If only one Chamber was chosen in the “Chambers” frame in the Setup Module, the
Select Chamber Frame will not be displayed.

Select the Chamber whose history is to be viewed as shown in Figure 19 QC Chamber

Selection Frame.

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Figure 19 QC Chamber Selection Frame

Test Selection
Data from Daily Chamber and Accuracy Tests may be displayed.

To change the selection, click on the desired radio button as shown in Figure 20 QC Test
Selection Frame.

Figure 20 QC Test Selection Frame

Printing
Note: The Print button will not be active if the “Printer on PC” is set to No in the Setup
Module)

The displayed QC History data may be printed. To print a report of the displayed data, click
the Print button.

Save to File
The displayed QC History data may be saved to a file. To save the data to a file, click the
Save to File button.

Delete History
The Delete History button is only active when Daily is selected. It is not active when
Accuracy is selected.

To delete the history, click the Delete History button. The Daily Test and Accuracy Test data
for the Chamber will be deleted.

Exiting QC History
Click the Done button or press the Esc key to exit the QC History Screen.

REPEATED ACQUISITION
Repeated Acquisition is used to acquire data at a constant time interval for a given number of
measurements.

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From Figure 4 Main Screen, click the Repeated Acquisition button. Figure 21 Repeated
Acquisition Screen will appear.

Figure 21 Repeated Acquisition Screen

Chamber Selection
Note: If only one Chamber was chosen in the “Chambers” frame in the Setup Module, the
Select Chamber Frame will not be displayed.

Select the Chamber whose history is to be viewed as shown in Figure 22 Chamber

Selection Frame.

Figure 22 Chamber Selection Frame

Setup for Repeated Acquisition

Click the Setup button to display Figure 23 Repeated Acquisition Setup Screen.

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The Repeated Acquisition Setup Screen is used for entering the parameters needed to
acquire repeated data.

Figure 23 Repeated Acquisition Setup Screen

Entering Interval
The default value for the interval between measurements is 1 second.

To change this value, input the desired interval in seconds, minutes or hours (integral
seconds, minutes or hours only).

Number of Measurements
Input the desired number of measurements. The Total Acquisition time will then be
displayed.

Exiting Repeated Acquisition Setup

Click the Done button to exit Repeated Acquisition Setup and save the values.

Click the Cancel button to exit Repeated Acquisition Setup without saving the values.

Figure 21 Repeated Acquisition Screen will re-appear.

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Starting Repeated Acquisition

Click the Start button to begin the acquisition.

Data is read from the calibrator at the requested interval for the requested number of
measurements. The Isotope, Activity and Acquisition number are displayed.

When the acquisition is complete, the time, Isotope and Activity for each measurement are
saved for output and the Export and Print buttons become active.

Note: The Print button will not be active if the “Printer on PC” is set to No in the Setup
Module)

Canceling Repeated Acquisition

Click the Cancel button to stop the acquisition before all the requested measurements have
been made.

Printing
Note: The Print button will not be active if the “Printer on PC” is set to No in the Setup
Module)

Click the Print button for a printout of the measurements. After printing, you will be asked if
you want to retain the data. Click the Yes button to retain the data.

If the No button is pressed, all saved data will be erased and the Print button will become
inactive.

Exporting
Click the Export button to create a file of the measurements that may be used in Excel or a
similar program. (The default save folder is C:\CRC-55t Communications\Data. The default
file extension is .xls) Figure 24 Default Extension is xls Screen will appear.

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Figure 24 Default Extension is xls Screen

Type a name in the File name: drop-own box and click the Save button.

After exporting, you will be asked if you want to retain the data. Click the Yes button to retain
the data.

If the No button is pressed, all saved data will be erased and the Export button will become
inactive.

Exiting Repeated Acquisition

Click the Done button or press the Esc key to exit the Repeated Acquisition screen.

All saved data will be erased upon exiting the Repeated Acquisition screen.

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MAXIMUM ACTIVITY ACQUISITION

Maximum Activity Acquisition is used to perform repeated data acquisitions and save the
maximum activity for the set acquisition time period.

From Figure 4 Main Screen, click the Maximum Activity button. Figure 25 Maximum
Activity Acquisition Screen will appear.

Figure 25 Maximum Activity Acquisition Screen

Chamber Selection
Note: If only one Chamber was chosen in the “Chambers” frame in the Setup Module, the
Select Chamber Frame will not be displayed.

Select the Chamber whose history is to be viewed as shown in Figure 26 Chamber

Selection Frame.

Figure 26 Chamber Selection Frame

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Setup for Maximum Activity Acquisition

Click the Setup button to display Figure 27 Maximum Activity Setup Screen.

Figure 27 Maximum Activity Setup Screen

Entering Interval
The default value for the interval between measurements is 1 second.

To change this value, input the desired interval in seconds (integral seconds only)

Exiting Maximum Activity Setup

Click the Done button to exit Maximum Activity Setup and save the values.

Click the Cancel button to exit Maximum Activity Setup without saving the values.

Figure 25 Maximum Activity Acquisition Screen will re-appear.

Starting Maximum Activity Acquisition

Click the Start button to begin the acquisition.

Data will be read from the chamber at the requested interval. The Isotope, Maximum Activity
since the data acquisition began and the Current Activity will be displayed. The Run Time
(time since the data acquisition began) will also be displayed.

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Stopping Maximum Activity Acquisition

Click the Stop button to terminate the Maximum Activity Acquisition and save the maximum
activity.

When the acquisition is stopped, the time, Isotope and Activity are saved for output and the
Export and Print buttons become active.

Note: The Print button will not be active if the “Printer on PC” is set to No in the Setup
Module)

Printing
Note: The Print button will not be active if the “Printer on PC” is set to No in the Setup
Module)

Click the Print button for a printout of the maximum activity for each set of measurements.
After printing, you will be asked if you want to retain the data. Click the Yes button to retain
the data.

If the No button is pressed, all saved data will be erased and the Print button will become
inactive.

Exporting
Click the Export button to create a file of the maximum activities that may be used in Excel
or a similar program. (The default save folder is C:\CRC-55t Communications\Data. The
default file extension is .xls) Figure 28 Default Extension is xls Screen will appear.

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Figure 28 Default Extension is xls Screen

Type a name in the File name: drop-own box and click the Save button.

After exporting, you will be asked if you want to retain the data. Click the Yes button to retain
the data.

If the No button is pressed, all saved data will be erased and the Export button will become
inactive.

Exiting Maximum Activity Acquisition

Click the Done button or press the Esc key to exit the Maximum Activity Acquisition screen.

All saved data will be erased upon exiting the Maximum Activity Acquisition screen.

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ARCHIVE
From Figure 4 Main Screen, click the Archive button. Figure 29 Archive Screen will appear.

Figure 29 Archive Screen

Archive is used to save the current database and to access previously saved databases. All
archived databases are in the sub-folder Archive.

Archive should always be performed before deleting QC data.

Creating an Archive
To create a new archive (save the current database), click the Create Archive button. Figure
30 Create Archive Dialog Screen will appear:

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Figure 30 Create Archive Dialog Screen

The previously archived databases will be shown.

The file name will default to the word “Archive” followed by the current date in format
MMDDYYYY. The filename may be changed, but the folder cannot be changed.

When the correct file name is displayed, click on the Save button.

Figure 29 Archive Screen will re-appear with the full name of the created archive file
displayed on the top of the screen.

Opening an Archive
To open a previously archived database, from Figure 29 Archive Screen, click on the Open
Archive button. Figure 31 Open Archive Dialog Screen will appear.

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Figure 31 Open Archive Dialog Screen

The previously archived databases will be shown. Click on the database to be opened. The
selected database’s name will appear in the File name text box. Click the Open button to
open the database.

Figure 29 Archive Screen will re-appear with the name of the opened archive displayed on
the top of the screen and the QC button will be enabled.

Viewing / Printing Archived Data

After an archived database is opened, you may view and print the archived data by clicking
on the QC button.

The screen will be the same as Figure 18 QC History Screen.

Exiting Archive
Click the Done button or press the Esc key to exit the Archive Screen.

If an archived file has been opened, it will be closed and the current database will be opened.

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IMPORTING A FILE INTO EXCEL

Data that has been exported to Excel is in a format that is easy for Excel to read. However, a
few steps must be performed before accessing the data.

1. Open Excel and select the exported file (55test.xls in the example). Figure 32 will
appear.

Figure 32

2. Verify that the Delimited radio button is selected and the File origin: drop-down box is
set to Windows (ANSI). Click the Next> button. Figure 33 will appear.

Figure 33

3. Verify that the options are set as above. Click the Next> button. Figure 34 will appear.

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Figure 34

4. Click the Finish button. The spreadsheet will appear as shown in Figure 35.

Figure 35

5. If you want a heading for the data, highlight the first row and select Rows from the
Insert Menu. Refer to Figure 36.

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Figure 36
6. Type the heading in the row that is opened in front of the current row 1. Refer to
Figure 37

Figure 37

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Index
Exiting QC History, 21
A Exiting QC Test, 19
Exporting
activation code, 11 Data Acquisition, 16
Archive, 30 Maximum Activity Acquisition, 28
Creating, 30 Repeated Acquisition, 24
Exiting, 32
function, 9
Opening, 31
F
Archived Data Functions
Printing, 32 Archive, 9
Viewing, 32 Data Acquisition, 9
Program, 8
C QC, 9
QC History, 9
Chamber Selection Setup, 10
Maximim Activity Acquisition, 26
QC History, 20
Repeated Acquisition, 22
I
Chambers Frame, 12 Importing to Excel, 33
Change Nuclide, 14 Installation, 5
communications port, 10 from CD, 5
Communications Port, 11 from Web Site, 5
Connection Interval
Calibrator, 7 entering, 23, 27
Creating an Archive, 30
L
D License, 10
Daily Chamber Test, 17 inputting, 11
Data Acquisition, 13 obtaining, 11
Exiting, 16 License Request Form, 10
Exporting, 16 Licensing, 7
function, 9
Printing, 15 M
Saving Data, 14
Delete History Maximim Activity Acquisition
QC, 21 Chamber Selection, 26
Maximum Activity Acquisition, 9, 26
Entering Interval, 27
E Exiting, 29
Excel Exiting Setup, 27
Importing a file, 33 Exporting, 28
Exiting Printing, 28
Maximum Activity Acquisition, 29 Setup, 27
Maximum Activity Acquisition Setup, 27 Starting, 27
Repeated Acquisition Setup, 23 Stopping, 28
Exiting Archive, 32

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N R
Nuclide Repeated Acquisition, 9, 22
change, 14 Canceling, 24
Number of Measurements, 23 Chamber Selection, 22
Entering Interval, 23
O Exiting, 25
exiting setup, 23
Opening an Archive, 31 Exporting, 24
Number of Measurements, 23
P Printing, 24
print Setup, 23
QC History, 21 Starting, 24
Printer On PC Frame, 12 Report Header, 10, 11
Printing
Data Acquisition, 15 S
Maximum Activity Acquisition, 28 Save to File
Repeated Acquisition, 24 QC History, 21
Printing Archived Data, 32 Saving Data, 14
Select Chamber for Test Frame, 18
Q Select Chamber Frame, 14
QC Setup, 10
function, 9 Exiting, 12
QC History function, 10
Exiting, 21 Maximum Activity Acquisition, 27
QC History, 20 Repeated Acquisition, 23
Chamber Selection, 20
Delete, 21 T
function, 9 Test Selection
printing, 21 QC History, 21
save to file, 21
Test Selection, 21
QC Test, 17
U
Exiting, 19 User Key
QC Tests Update, 14
Daily Chamber Test, 17
Selecting the Chamber, 18 V
Viewing Archived Data, 32

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Conditions and Limitations

CAPINTEC warrants its products to be free from defects in material and

workmanship for a period of 24 months after delivery to the original
purchaser. During the warranty period, our liability is limited to the repair
of the product at our service center at no charge for parts and labor,
provided the examination discloses that the affected parts were originally
defective and have not been subjected to misuse or abuse. This
warranty extends to every part of the product except fuses and batteries.
We shall not be liable for any expenses incurred for transportation or
installation of our product.

This warranty is expressly in lieu of any other express or implied

warranty, and we make no warrant that the products sold herein are
merchantable or are suitable for any particular purpose. The benefits of
this warranty shall extend only to the purchaser and to none other. We
shall have no liability of any nature arising out of the use of or application
of the product in conformity with this warranty. If the product shall fail to
perform in conformity with the warranty made herein, we shall be liable
solely for the repair and replacement of the product as provided
hereinabove, and shall have no other liability in respect of such failure or
performance or any consequences therefrom including, without
limitation, business impairment or loss, personal injury or property or
property damage.

No agent, employee, or representative of ours has any authority to bind

us to any representation or warranty concerning the product sold herein.
No representation or alteration or modification of the foregoing conditions
shall be valid unless made in writing and signed by an executive officer
of our corporation.