Start/stop recording of the spectrogram. Once stopped, recording can be resumed. When you exit the application, the spectrogram recording also stops. Every minute the recorded spectrogram is automatically saved in the library.
Loading a spectrogram from the library does not stop the recording of the spectrogram, it continues in the background.
Opens the settings related to the spectrogram plot. In the settings you can choose:
Capture Interval: at what frequency the spectrum "snapshots" (counts) are taken. Each sample (spectrum) is shown on the plot by a number of horizontal squares. Acceptable values are from 1 to 600 seconds. Since the timer of the instrument is not synchronized exactly with the timer of the smartphone, the intervals of accumulation of spectra received from the instrument can have a scatter of ±1 second. Maximum number of counts: Spectrogram buffer capacity. If the number of counts in the recorded spectrogram is equal to the specified value, the oldest count is deleted before adding a count. The maximum buffer capacity is 10,000 counts. The minimum and maximum values of the scale: the count rate limits for the engine at the bottom of the tab, which controls the brightness/palette of the plot. The squares of counts for which the count rate value is outside the specified values are displayed with border colors (start/end of the color scale). Auto brightness: do not go beyond the boundary: The minimum and maximum values of the scale can be automatically corrected by the application if the calculated values exceed the limits the calculated minimum and maximum values are out of the limits specified in the settings. Setting these options blocks the values of the engine from exceeding the specified limits. Scale: If you select the logarithmic scale, the decimal logarithm is taken from the value of its count rate before calculating the brightness/color of the square. Quickly switch the scale - with the "Lin." and "Log." icons, as well as by double-tapping the plot. Merge channels by: To speed up rendering of large spectrograms, you can combine spectrogram channels by 2 or 4. When merging, the number of pulses in the adjacent 2 or 4 channels is summed. As a result, the displayed spectrogram has 512 or 256 channels, respectively. Spectrum Filter: to apply a smoothing filter to each sample. This is the same filter that is used when displaying . The filter allows you to more comfortably investigate changes in spectral composition with relatively short sampling times. Y-axis units: you can select the calendar time (counted from the spectrogram recording start), spectrogram accumulation time (hours:minutes:seconds), count number (counts are numbered from zero), or disable the display to save screen space. X-axis units - channel number or photon energy. Palette: when selecting the "Brightness" option, only grayscale is used to display the count rate on the plot. The other two options are a choice between color palettes, the same ones used when rendering tracks. New data: If new counts are added to the end of the chart, they will appear at the bottom of the chart. The oldest values will be at the top of the chart. Otherwise - new counts are added to the beginning of the chart. Resume recording: If automatic resumption of spectrogram recording is enabled, the action selected in the list will be performed when the application is launched and the instrument is connected. This option is triggered only if the spectrogram was recorded during the previous exit from the application. Display isotope information: draw vertical lines that correspond to the energy of this or that isotope at the point of the plot selected by tapping. The header of the application window will display text information about the isotope. Draw the grid: if the size of the squares is more than 3 pixels, then draw a black line grid for better perception of the plot. Draw a graph of the count rate: Display the count rate graph on top of the spectrogram. Since the time axis of the spectrogram is the Y-axis, the graph is rotated by 90° relative to the usual view. Do not shift the initial boundary of the spectrum histogram range in the automatic end boundary shift mode: Selects the dynamic or fixed interval of the displayed spectrum when the . When recording a spectrogram, automatically save it in the library: The recorded spectrogram will be stored in the database every minute. After stopping the recording, the saved spectrogram will be visible in the . Select the linear scale of conversion of dose rate values to brightness/color.
Select the logarithmic scale of conversion of dose rate values to brightness/color.
Enlarge the graph (zoom in). The plot can be scrolled both horizontally and vertically. Long press of this button increases the zoom to the maximum. You can also use gestures to zoom.
Zoom out. Long press of this button decreases the scale to one.
Open the dropdown menu. Actions are available in the menu:
Share spectrogram: Export the spectrogram data to a text file with the extension .rcspg and "share" this file, i.e. save it in smartphone memory, send it by mail or via messenger. The .rcspg files can be imported through the spectrogram library. Save spectrogram to library: Save the spectrogram in the database (spectrogram library). It is not necessary to stop recording to save the spectrogram. Isotope info: Show detailed information about the isotope that corresponds to the tapping point on the plot. Close spectrogram: Close the spectrogram, if it was selected from the library, and display a plot of the currently recorded spectrogram. Spectrum histogram: Open or close the panel where the histogram of the spectrum corresponding to the selected interval in the spectrogram is displayed. Load the spectrum to view: Open the spectrum, which is displayed in the spectrum histogram panel, in the . Save spectrum to library: Save the spectrum, which is displayed in the spectrum histogram panel, in the dialog box. 
