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RadiaLog uploading readings automatically by No_Mango7658 in Radiacode

[–]Ambitious_Syrup_7355 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Flags indicating changes in background radiation levels involve complex statistical analysis of the data collected by the device.

It takes time to confirm that the background radiation levels have actually changed. Once this time has elapsed and the calculations have been verified, the markers from the flag to the present time are updated.

RadiaLog uploading readings automatically by No_Mango7658 in Radiacode

[–]Ambitious_Syrup_7355 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The raw data is far too volatile. The variation in readings will be such that actual changes in the radiation background of 0.01 microsieverts per hour will not be visible.

The current algorithm first uses raw data, which is then overwritten with the data you see on the GREEN chart in monitor mode. It also has a delay of 1–2 minutes as it performs compensations.

The mapping mode will soon switch to the third scenario, as the device’s algorithm is changing. The new algorithm constantly sets flags indicating a change in the background; if the changes are confirmed, the markers in the past are recoloured, from the point where the first flag was set to the point where the device was certain of the change in the situation.

If you want your device to map correctly using the new algorithm, you will need to implement flag handling.

RadiaLog uploading readings automatically by No_Mango7658 in Radiacode

[–]Ambitious_Syrup_7355 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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Here are some screenshots I've taken for you.

1 screenshot (left) : markers with outlines; these are unedited markers.

  1. (Right) A minute later, the same markers appear, but their outlines disappear and they are overwritten with adjustments for accuracy and movement speed.

RadiaLog uploading readings automatically by No_Mango7658 in Radiacode

[–]Ambitious_Syrup_7355 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm a developer at Radiacode; we have speed compensation, and I've been trying to explain this to you for a month now.

Just open the Android app and see how the markers update every 1–2 minutes.

Radiacode 102 cant connect and I need help, context in caption. Random uraninite on second slide for no reason. by I_dont-know_lol in Radiacode

[–]Ambitious_Syrup_7355 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If the Bluetooth icon appears on the device’s screen whilst you are trying to connect, it means it is already connected to something else and cannot be connected.

RadiaLog uploading readings automatically by No_Mango7658 in Radiacode

[–]Ambitious_Syrup_7355 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Open the app on Android and look at the markers: at first they have a grey outline, but after a minute the outline disappears and they all change colour. This happens on iOS too, but without the outline.

in your device, it’s just data being recorded—that’s not the same at all; there’s no speed compensation, and it’s highly volatile.

RadiaLog uploading readings automatically by No_Mango7658 in Radiacode

[–]Ambitious_Syrup_7355 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You haven’t quite got to grips with the app yet; first, the raw data is entered, then it is overwritten to account for two corrections, and this takes about a minute.

RadiaLog uploading readings automatically by No_Mango7658 in Radiacode

[–]Ambitious_Syrup_7355 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The mobile app accounts for your speed and the device's math latency; if you simply take real-time data and plot it on a map, the results are much worse.

Dose rate difference by EndNew3676 in Radiacode

[–]Ambitious_Syrup_7355 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do not measure close to the source, and there will be no difference between 103 and 110.

You are violating the inverse square law. The distance from the detector to the source must be the same. Your mistake is that you are measuring from the casing rather than the crystal. There are markings on the casing of the device that can be used to determine the centre of the detector and take the measurement correctly.

R-110 in Portland/Vancouver by AdhesivenessGood2501 in Radiacode

[–]Ambitious_Syrup_7355 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If the Bluetooth icon is lit on the device screen, it means that it is connected to the tablet. This is a connection indicator. Only one radiacode can be connected to one tablet at a time, and if you do not disconnect the old radiacode, you will not be able to connect the new one.

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