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Previous version 7.4(b) dated April 25th 2008 adds the "Detector Dead Time" feature. It also allows changing the "RM Calibration Factor" as-well-as the "Detector Dead Time" while collecting radiation data making it easier to calibrate a detector. This version also improves the "Restrict Auto Background Counts to Window" feature.
Previous version 7.1(b) dated Feb. 29th 2008 improves the DirectX sound feature.
Previous version (7.0) adds the Auto Alarm and Auto Background features. It also adds support for our new micro-controller based radiation monitor interfaces.
Previous version 6.5(i) adds more command-line arguments including a caption argument and a quit after X number of points argument.
Previous version 6.5(g) includes additions to the run external program with alarm or with X number of trigger points feature, including a command line argument for the external program that includes the generation of a summary text file. This is handy for auto-sending of E-mails when alarm conditions exist and\or once every X number of points, wherein the e-mail body contains the data in the summary text file.
Previous version 6.5(b) dated July 12th 2005 fixed a timer problem with TBUs larger than 60 seconds. It also included additional graphing features and menu items for graph compression and aperture and improved graphing update speed by approx. 10 times. In addition the update fixed an error in which on occasion the radiation collection starting time code was set to zero. It also improved the volume control.
Previous updates added 64 bit floating point arithmatic to the running-average bar chart, the ability to select the precision (the number of digits to the right of the decimal point) for the Ascii file, the bar chart and the on-screen text data, the ability to auto-add descriptive information to the top of each Ascii file as-well-as new command-line arguments and a window's title option.
Update 6.0(a) improved the DirectX-DirectSound interface when playing very small geiger 'click' wav files on certain sound cards. It also included a new help file format such that newer versions of Windows WordPad can be used to display the file.
The update to version 5.9(a) dated December 17th 2004 increased the efficiency of the code that automatically places and scrolls ASCII data to the top or bottom of Windows Clipboard.
The update to version 5.4(a) dated August 25th 2004 added an ASCII Custom Time Code option which allows ASCII file generation with Date-Time codes that match any known third party graphing, plotting, and/or math software package.
The update to version 5.3(b) dated July 20th, 2004 makes more reliable the start-up of the high voltage section of our RMs when exposed to very high radiation levels.
The update to version 5.2a fixed a problem when generating random numbers with a "Don't Use Lower Clock Bit(s)" value greater than zero. The compiler optimization was using a register for the shift variable which also contained the clock count.
The update to version 5.1b reports COM ports in use by other programs. The update 5.1a fixed a few minor memory allocation and handle errors.
As regards older updates, the difference between the version 4.3(a) and version 4.7(a) is the inclusion of a built-in random number generator. The 4.3(a) update included several additional features as well as bug fixes including a pre version 4.2(s) bug in Aw-Radw's DirectX Direct-Sound sub-system which on occasion caused a ddhelp.exe error. (The error only effected the Geiger 'click' sound and had no effect on other aspects of the program). If you desire an update of the package E-Mail us with the request and we will return E-Mail a zip file containing the most recent version of Aw-Radw and associated files. Include in the E-Mail enough information such that we can find your original purchase information in our database, for example include the invoice number and/or your name.
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