"Search" mode settings can be accessed using the button. The count rate and dose rate graphs share the same settings, which are specific to each graph.

Show charts: In the drop-down list, you can select which charts to display.

Averaging window width: the duration over which operational data is averaged. Averaging is essential to minimize the fluctuation range of the arrows and the boundaries of the statistical zones on the indicators. It is done by calculating the arithmetic mean for the specified time interval. If you set the interval to zero, averaging will not occur.

The graphs show the operational data "as is," without averaging.

Average value graphs: These graphs show the values of quantities averaged over several neighboring counts. Average value graphs are useful when the measured values are small and the random error is significant, such as with a natural radiation background. For each reference, averaging is done by calculating the arithmetic mean values to the right and left of this reference. For instance, if the width of the averaging window is set to 7 counts, averaging is performed by summing the value of the current count, three counts to the left, three to the right, and dividing the resulting sum by 7.

If the time gap between adjacent counts exceeds 5 minutes, averaging is not performed. It is also not performed for samples at the very beginning and end of the buffer, as there is insufficient data to average.

The "Graph line thickness" option in this case determines the thickness of the graph lines representing average values in relation to the thickness of the outline lines of the main (gray) graphs.

Y-Axis Scale: selection between linear, logarithmic, and square root scales.

Y-axis zoom mode:

Stroke graphs:If you disable this option, the application will not highlight the graphs with a bright line.