Using Dose Rates While Timer Is On; Taking A Total Count; Autoranging - Radiation Alert Inspector + Manuel D'instructions

The display counts down from the time setting in hours and minutes to zero.
For example, if the display says 00:21, 21 minutes remain. During the timed
period, you can switch back and forth between Total/Timer and the dose
rate modes without interrupting the timed period. The hourglass indicator will
show in any mode setting and will blink while the timer is totaling.
4. At the end of the timed period, the Inspector+ beeps three times, and repeats
the beeping several times over fifteen seconds. The number displayed is the
total count.
5. Set the Timer switch to Off to return to normal operation.
To find the average counts per minute for the timed period, divide the total by the
number of minutes.
6. To reset the timer to take another timed count, move the timer switch to the
Off position and then to the On position. The instrument will retain the timer
setting of the last entered time.
Using Dose Rate Modes While Timer is On
Dose rate modes can be used while the timer is on. In any dose rate mode, the
hour glass indicator will continue to flash during a timed period. At the end of the
timed period, the hour glass will remain continuously on and the timed reading is
held in the Total/ Timer mode.

Taking a Total Count

The timer can take timed counts of up to twenty-four hours. In certain situations,
you may want to take a total count without the timer; for example, taking a count
for longer than twenty-four hours. Follow these steps:
1. Place the Inspector+ in the location where you plan to take the count.
2. Note the time.
3. Immediately when you note the time, set the mode switch to Total/Timer.
4. At the end of the time period, note the time and the number of counts on the
numeric display.
5. Subtract the starting time from the ending time to determine the exact
number of minutes in the timing period.
6. To get the average count, divide the total counts by the number of minutes in
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